The Masterful Cat Is Depressed Again Today Episode 1: The Masterful Cat Is Depressed Again Today

Manga chapter 1-4

Canon/MED

OSHIMETER

9.4

7 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
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The Masterful Cat Is Depressed Again Today Episode 1: The Masterful Cat Is Depressed Again Today

Manga chapter 1-4

Canon/MED
Prev: EPNext: EP 2

OSHIMETER

9.4

7 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

sweetlyviscousfury's avatar
sweetlyviscousfury
VerifiedVerified

Definitely a slice of life. I enjoyed this anime mainly because its a different genre and a very laid back anime. Yukichi is a very interesting character and i can't wait to see more of him, in the upcoming episodes. Yukichi definitely cares for his human! The animation style is so cooll omgg especially the movements.

lilieofthevalley__'s avatar
lilieofthevalley__
VerifiedVerified

So much content in one episode 😭💗 For a slice-of-life anime, this sure was animated with so much love. The camera work and angles were way better than I expected, something you'd usually see in an action anime. The characters are also incredibly expressive and absolutely adorable. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for something cozy and charming.

amaliarahma's avatar
amaliarahma
VerifiedVerified
When I first started watching, I was blown away by the visuals, they were so clear and really brought the hectic atmosphere to life. I found it absolutely hilarious watching Yukichi’s painstaking efforts to fill his pockets! I could really relate to the story. The comedy was natural too, and explored themes of growing up. The plot moves along quite quickly, but the message comes across well.
indsane96's avatar
indsane96
VerifiedVerified

Episode 1 did a great job introducing the world and its characters. The premise is simple but immediately intriguing: a giant cat who can cook, clean, and basically function better than most adults. It sounds absurd, yet somehow it works.

Saku quickly became my favorite. She’s messy, impulsive, and constantly struggling to keep her life together, which makes her surprisingly relatable and funny. Her dynamic with Yukichi is what makes the show so enjoyable from the start.

As for Yukichi, Episode 1 gives just enough to make me curious about him. How did he become like this? What else can he do? His serious personality combined with his cat behavior creates a lot of hilarious moments.

Overall, it is a strong first episode that balances comedy and comfort well, and it definitely made me want to see more of Yukichi in the next episodes.

ruban's avatar
ruban
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Yukichi is basically the ultimate roommate, even though he being massive, slightly judgmental cat. Seeing Saku’s chaotic life get organized by a big cat is pure chills.
pam2026's avatar
pam2026
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Este primer capitulo me pareció bastante creativo y original conjunto con su bella animación mixta y comida que muestra.
dani_california's avatar
dani_california
The Masterful Cat Is Depressed Again Today is an anime that will warm your heart. Saku's struggles with her job and interaction with her boss are highly relatable to anyone who spends most of their time working. The anime will undoubtedly make you wish you had a cat like Yukichi

EPISODE CONTEXT

As the series premiere of a 13-episode run, this episode is entirely focused on establishing the central premise and the Saku-Yukichi dynamic that will carry the entire season. There's no prior context needed — it's a clean entry point designed to sell you on the show's comedic heart. Expect subsequent episodes to expand the cast and layer in new daily-life scenarios built on the foundation set here.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

As the series premiere of a 13-episode run, this episode is entirely focused on establishing the central premise and the Saku-Yukichi dynamic that will carry the entire season. There's no prior context needed — it's a clean entry point designed to sell you on the show's comedic heart. Expect subsequent episodes to expand the cast and layer in new daily-life scenarios built on the foundation set here.

EPISODE REVIEWS

sweetlyviscousfury's avatar
sweetlyviscousfury
VerifiedVerified

Definitely a slice of life. I enjoyed this anime mainly because its a different genre and a very laid back anime. Yukichi is a very interesting character and i can't wait to see more of him, in the upcoming episodes. Yukichi definitely cares for his human! The animation style is so cooll omgg especially the movements.

lilieofthevalley__'s avatar
lilieofthevalley__
VerifiedVerified

So much content in one episode 😭💗 For a slice-of-life anime, this sure was animated with so much love. The camera work and angles were way better than I expected, something you'd usually see in an action anime. The characters are also incredibly expressive and absolutely adorable. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for something cozy and charming.

amaliarahma's avatar
amaliarahma
VerifiedVerified
When I first started watching, I was blown away by the visuals, they were so clear and really brought the hectic atmosphere to life. I found it absolutely hilarious watching Yukichi’s painstaking efforts to fill his pockets! I could really relate to the story. The comedy was natural too, and explored themes of growing up. The plot moves along quite quickly, but the message comes across well.
indsane96's avatar
indsane96
VerifiedVerified

Episode 1 did a great job introducing the world and its characters. The premise is simple but immediately intriguing: a giant cat who can cook, clean, and basically function better than most adults. It sounds absurd, yet somehow it works.

Saku quickly became my favorite. She’s messy, impulsive, and constantly struggling to keep her life together, which makes her surprisingly relatable and funny. Her dynamic with Yukichi is what makes the show so enjoyable from the start.

As for Yukichi, Episode 1 gives just enough to make me curious about him. How did he become like this? What else can he do? His serious personality combined with his cat behavior creates a lot of hilarious moments.

Overall, it is a strong first episode that balances comedy and comfort well, and it definitely made me want to see more of Yukichi in the next episodes.

ruban's avatar
ruban
VerifiedVerified
Yukichi is basically the ultimate roommate, even though he being massive, slightly judgmental cat. Seeing Saku’s chaotic life get organized by a big cat is pure chills.
pam2026's avatar
pam2026
VerifiedVerified
Este primer capitulo me pareció bastante creativo y original conjunto con su bella animación mixta y comida que muestra.
dani_california's avatar
dani_california
The Masterful Cat Is Depressed Again Today is an anime that will warm your heart. Saku's struggles with her job and interaction with her boss are highly relatable to anyone who spends most of their time working. The anime will undoubtedly make you wish you had a cat like Yukichi

©山田ヒツジ・講談社/デキる猫は今日も憂鬱製作委員会

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©山田ヒツジ・講談社/デキる猫は今日も憂鬱製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com