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Chainsmoker Cat Finale Trailer: Japan Is Already Begging for a Season 2
Chainsmoker Cat's official channel dropped the trailer for its Episode 12 finale on September 23, titled (in a fittingly dumb pun) "Nya Still Smokes Even in the Finale, Nya." Within a day the clip pulled in more than 1,400 comments and 7,700-plus likes, and the top comment — a blunt three-word demand for a Season 2 — has racked up over 2,800 likes on its own. Almost none of the top comments are actually about the episode itself. Instead the section splits between commenters mourning the end of their weekly ritual, others betting the show's future on Blu-ray and merch sales, and a smaller thread of fans who briefly forget which 2026 cigarette-themed anime they're even watching. By the end, one commenter jokes about wanting the world's most improbable long-runner: an anime about a cat whose whole premise is famously short odds of a long life.
1479 comments9/24/26, 12:20 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat: Yani Washes Herself in a Park Fountain, and Her Mom Doesn't Even Blink
Chainsmoker Cat's Yani — a teenage girl who fully identifies as a cat, chain-smokes constantly, and treats being a pet as her actual lifestyle — washes herself in a public park fountain in a recent episode, technically within the posted rules the whole time. Her human guardian Shizue stands right next to her and doesn't react at all. The 199 comments on this reaction-compilation clip barely discuss the fountain itself. Most of them are stuck on Shizue: whether her total lack of reaction makes her the most understanding parent in anime or the more unsettling character in the scene, and why a bathtub at home was never on the table to begin with. By the end, even the in-universe characters seem to agree this household isn't normal.
199 comments9/22/26, 12:25 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat Episode 11 Opening: Japan Debates a Censored Lyric
Chainsmoker Cat's official channel posted the non-credit opening video for Episode 11 on September 17, and the cover of the OP theme "Nanmo Nee" ("Nothing At All") by the band Nekurai Talkie swaps in a different singer than usual, with one line cut out to a censor beep partway through. The video has passed 700,000 views and pulled in over 700 comments in under two days. The top comment (1,843 likes) notices the show swapped its OP and ED vocalists for this cover and guesses the beep exists because the line isn't considered acceptable for a woman to sing, and a heavily-liked reply (951 likes) jokes the beep was the bare minimum "decency" required. Not everyone agrees with the read, though, and a smaller thread pushes back with a rival theory before the section moves on to just enjoying how far the joke goes. By the end, several commenters are less interested in the gender debate than in how committed the production went with the gag, right down to a visual censor bar that appears over the singer's eyes for the exact same stretch as the beep.
774 comments9/19/26, 12:25 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat's 'Anti-Smoking Senpai' Is Also a Monster, Fans Say
Chainsmoker Cat's official YouTube channel posted a short clip finishing off a side character billed as the show's "anti-smoking senpai" — and instead of playing as a clean moral contrast to the chain-smoking heroine, the reveal has fans calling him a second monster in the same body of work. Across 504 comments, the most-liked reaction (3,184 likes) singles out one line from the clip — that secondhand smoke is basically assault — as its best joke, while another highly-liked comment (1,118 likes) points out that without the smoking gimmick, the show's own protagonist would just be an ordinary cat. Editor's note: Chainsmoker Cat (『ヤニねこ』) is an ongoing TV anime following a chain-smoking cat and the people around her; recurring side characters like the "anti-smoking senpai" and the excitable Yaku have become regular targets of the comment section's running jokes.
504 comments9/14/26, 1:30 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat Episode 10 Preview Has Japan Begging for Season 2
Chainsmoker Cat's official channel dropped the preview for Episode 10, "Even Nya Enjoys the Event, Nya" — and true to the show's usual style, it barely shows anything. What it did do was remind everyone how few episodes are left, and that's what actually got people talking. Across the 595 comments underneath, the top one (1,082 likes) is just disbelief that the season is already this close to ending. From there the section turns into a full campaign for a second season, with fans pledging to buy the source manga, buy stock in the tobacco company the whole show is a joke about, or anything else that might tip the odds. Nobody's arguing about whether it deserves more episodes anymore — just how many they can talk the studio into.
595 comments9/11/26, 12:15 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat's 'Relatable Moments' Reel Isn't Actually Relatable, Fans Say
Chainsmoker Cat's official channel posted a new short called "Yani-neko's Relatable Moments, I Wanna Say," splicing together several of the cast's greatest-hits bits into one clip set to a parody of the show's own ending theme, "Nothing Much." Across the clip's 1,370 comments, the top reaction (6,153 likes) just calls out one specific bit — a running gag involving a housemate nicknamed Kansai — as the funniest thing that character's ever done. From there, the thread splits between picking favorite callbacks — a sniffing gag, a housemate's sudden "seppuku mode," and Imoko walking into a smoke-filled room without her usual mask — and arguing the video doesn't even deserve the word "relatable," especially once the official channel's own subtitles removed any room to pretend a rougher line said something cuter. It ends on the cast's cutest reaction shot yet — see which line gets the credit.
1370 comments9/9/26, 12:25 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat: Ryuko's "Poop Gift" Scene Has Japan Baffled
Chainsmoker Cat's official channel dropped a new clip titled "To you... this—," and in it, classmate Ryuko hands a boy an actual bag of feces as a gift. The comment section spends the whole thread trying and failing to reverse-engineer her logic — the top reaction, sitting at 1,938 likes out of the clip's 586 comments, just asks how she managed to extract "poop" from a rumor about his older sister. From there, commenters piece together a theory anyway: a health-checkup form plus that rumor about the sister apparently added up to this in Ryuko's head, though nobody in the thread is fully convinced the math checks out. Most of the rest of the comments are split between marveling at how unhinged Ryuko is even by this show's standards, and praising the animation on the recipient's cat-instinct panic as she flees on all fours. By the end, the funniest detail isn't the gag itself — it's that the dropped "gift" conveniently lands right behind the channel's own subscribe button, and the comments noticed.
586 comments9/8/26, 12:20 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat Mini Anime #18: The Landlord Gets Nicknamed 'Hage-chan'
Chainsmoker Cat's official channel posted Mini Anime #18 on September 6, and the whole short is built around Aru-neko handing out new nicknames — the perpetually unlucky Landlord becomes "Hage-chan" ("Baldy"), while fellow tenant Penpen gets tagged "Boro-chan" ("Raggedy"), a jab that lands harder once you remember his liver is already wrecked from years of drinking. Across the clip's 324 comments, the top reaction — 667 likes — just calls the Landlord's new nickname straight-up hilarious, and the rest of the thread mostly agrees. From there, commenters worked through the short's other running bit: the Landlord lending manga to his tenants no matter how badly the last loan came back, this time handing over a volume of beastfolk pin-up art without hesitation. A side thread briefly argued over a fan-written exchange referencing an off-screen "centaur incident" — someone had to clarify it wasn't actually from the source material, just a bit they made up on the spot — while others traced a shot of Aru-neko drying out a borrowed book back to an identical scene in the show's "Nanmonee" music video. By the end, the thread lands on one verdict: after two different tenants have already trashed books he's lent out, the Landlord keeps doing it anyway — which more than one commenter says makes him basically a saint at this point.
324 comments9/7/26, 12:10 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat Episode 9 Preview Is Mostly Shizue Making Drum Noises
The official Chainsmoker Cat channel released the preview for Episode 9, "Nya's Little Sister Is Super Popular," following a week off for a TV special. By the comment section's account the clip devotes most of its runtime to one character, Shizue, vocalising — the little sister on the thumbnail barely features. Across 1,147 comments, the top one (1,789 likes) is a straight transcription of the landlord cracking her knuckles, and the second (1,377 likes) points out that the "drum voice" alone eats half the video. A separate thread turns the missed broadcast week into the obvious joke for a show about addiction. The readers in the section, meanwhile, are watching for something the preview barely shows.
1147 comments9/5/26, 11:35 PM
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Chainsmoker Cat: Yaku Was Turned Away From Grandpa's Funeral
A Japanese manga-narration channel built a Chainsmoker Cat clip around a side character named Yaku — and the reveal is that a criminal record kept her from attending her own grandfather's memorial service, so the dorayaki she'd brought along for him never got handed over. Across the video's 881 comments, the reaction splits between piecing together exactly what happened to her and arguing over whether the main character Yani's total lack of sympathy toward her is coldness or, in its own strange way, kindness. The top comment, at 5,891 likes, just calls Yaku pitiable at this point. It ends with fans half-jokingly volunteering to make her happy themselves.
881 comments8/22/26, 12:20 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat Manga Clip: Yuta's Freak Healing Power Steals the Whole Thread
A Japanese manga-narration channel posted a Chainsmoker Cat clip titled "the two monsters Shizue produced are just too much," built around the chain-smoking side character Shizue and two chaotic characters tied to her. Across the clip's 517 comments, though, the runaway topic isn't Shizue or her smoking habit — it's a side character named Yuta. The top comment (5,002 likes) is actually about the smoking angle, but the second-highest (4,733 likes) is a one-line reaction to Yuta, and from there the thread spends most of its energy comparing his self-healing body to Black Jack and to the parasite-possession manga Parasyte, debating which of the two "monsters" is really the scarier one. It closes with a few commenters stepping back to treat the whole clip as a case study in what kind of parenting produces a monster.
517 comments8/20/26, 12:25 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat Episode 7 Preview: Shizue's Debut Has Fans Calling Her the Final Boss
Chainsmoker Cat's official channel dropped the Episode 7 preview, "Nya Was Born From a Parent Too," giving fans their first real look at Shizue, the long-mentioned-but-unseen mother of the show's chain-smoking heroine. Across the video's 822 comments, one thing dominates almost instantly: her voice. The top comment (1,609 likes) is just four words calling it regal, and from there the thread piles on — commenters have already half-jokingly crowned her the season's "final boss" based on how the OP frames her, and a few zero in on a continuity detail they clearly appreciate: Shizue reportedly quit smoking during her pregnancy, and still won't light up in front of her younger daughter. By the time the 46-second preview ends, the comment section has more or less written its own hype reel for an episode that hasn't even aired yet.
822 comments8/18/26, 12:18 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat: The Cicada Scene That Made Fans Compare Her to a Legendary Swordsman
An official clip from Chainsmoker Cat has Yani Neko — the show's chain-smoking, permanently unbothered catgirl — casually catch and eat a cicada with chopsticks mid-conversation, and one bystander's reaction to it ("that's basically Miyamoto Musashi") became the whole personality of the clip. Across 426 comments, the top comment (2,788 likes) isn't actually about the bug at all — it's about how her beastfolk hearing means she can hear the whispered insults aimed at her, and how genuinely kind her two human friends are in response. A close second (2,117 likes) ranks a mild Kansai-accented comeback ("at least cook it first") as the gentlest roast the show has ever landed. The thread splits its attention two ways from there — one half riffing on the samurai joke, the other zeroing in on the discrimination subplot running quietly underneath it.
426 comments8/16/26, 12:30 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat: A Bit That Shows What the Show Looks Like Without the Cute Art
A Japanese anime commentary channel built a video around a moment from Chainsmoker Cat that imagines the same relationship dynamic drawn as a realistic middle-aged smoker instead of a cute catgirl — and asks whether viewers would still find it charming. Across 548 comments, the top reply pulled nearly 2,900 likes for pointing out that the show only stays watchable because its character design is doing all the emotional labor: swap the cute art for something realistic, commenters argued, and the exact same behavior reads as pathetic rather than endearing. The thread turned into a broader, half-joking, half-serious argument about how much of anime and manga in general survives purely on appealing character design. It ends with someone quietly noting that the real fantasy was never the cuteness — it's that these people get to be happy at all.
548 comments8/13/26, 12:50 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat: The Anime Shows What the Manga Kept Blurred
A Japanese anime commentary channel dug into a recent Chainsmoker Cat episode where the manga's careful vagueness about a housemate's drug paraphernalia stopped being vague at all — what looks like a hairpin in Aru-neko's hair turns out to be a syringe, and a spot the manga only ever called a "hiding place" gets flatly relabeled in the anime as "a handy place to keep it." Across 449 comments, the single most-liked one (3,662 likes) jokes that there's no such thing as a "normal" episode of this show, and a close second (3,076 likes) adds that the anime is "flipping off the Reiwa era with everything it's got." Several commenters note the manga itself had even left out a needle that the anime now draws in full, and can't quite decide if that counts as honoring the source material or quietly outdoing it. By the end, one longtime viewer sums up the whole appeal in a single line: usually adaptations tone things down for TV, not the other way around.
449 comments8/12/26, 12:30 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat Episode 6: Aru-Neko's Hair Catches Fire — Japan Reacts
Chainsmoker Cat Episode 6 sets the hard-drinking housemate Aru-neko's gigantic hair on fire (the comments pin it on Yani-neko), and the landlord bursts in to help put it out. A Japanese reaction channel built a breakdown around the scene, and across 372 comments, the top one (2,912 likes) jokes there's no way a fire alarm actually went off — the landlord just showed up on instinct. From there the comments drift away from the fire entirely, into a running debate over who the real MVP of the cast is (hint: not any of the female leads) and how divisive Kansai-neko's jokes are. By the end, one more aside about Yani-neko herself settles who the household's actual worst influence is.
372 comments8/11/26, 12:45 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat: Japanese Fans Decide the Little Sister Is Just as Codependent
Chainsmoker Cat's official channel posted a short scene where the protagonist's little sister, Imouko, tells her "Honestly, you really can't do without me" — with a smile — and 590 comments later, Japanese fans have decided that smile confirms she's just as dependency-wired as her chain-smoking sister. The second-highest comment (4,258 likes) names the joke outright: one sister addicted to cigarettes, one sister addicted to the sister. From there the thread splits over whether that smile is sweet or a little unsettling, with some commenters digging up a manga chapter title to argue her type is settled either way. A few disagree entirely, arguing she's actually the one who ends up getting hurt.
590 comments8/9/26, 1:30 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat: Fans Fall for the Landlord's Late-Night Stag Beetle Hunt — Japan Reacts
Chainsmoker Cat's official channel posted a short clip mixing two quiet moments — the protagonist's friend Kansai politely turning down an invite instead of lying about it, and the landlord offering to help search for a lost stag beetle late at night — and 808 comments later, the top comment (8,705 likes) is about trusting this man to actually show up when it counts. The scene split viewers on one small thing: whether the landlord's "if you really can't find it, just tell me, okay?" is only about the stag beetle, or quietly doubles as something bigger. Either way, most of the thread agrees on the same wish by the end.
808 comments8/8/26, 12:35 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat Episode 6 Preview: Fans Clock Yuu Kobayashi Instantly — Japanese Reactions
TOHO's official Chainsmoker Cat channel dropped the Episode 6 preview on August 5, and one new character's unhinged line delivery had the comment section clocking veteran voice actress Yuu Kobayashi within minutes of upload. Across the 942 comments, the single most-liked reply (1,004 likes) sums up the whole show's appeal in one line: crude and dumb, but genuinely something to look forward to every week. Right behind it, two nearly-tied comments (929 and 817 likes) zero in on the reveal itself — nobody could mistake that voice, and multiple fans openly wondered who thought it was a good idea to let Kobayashi go this unhinged. One reply even reached for a specific past role for comparison, and further down the thread turned bittersweet over how close the season is to wrapping. Editor's note: Chainsmoker Cat (Yani Neko) is the Netflix-affiliated TV anime about a chain-smoking catgirl, airing weekly since July 2026. Yuu Kobayashi is a longtime veteran voice actress usually cast in calmer, more composed roles.
942 comments8/6/26, 12:20 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat Mini Anime Episode 13: She Blows the Money on Cigarettes Again
On July 26, Chainsmoker Cat's official channel uploaded Mini Anime Episode 13. Across 512 comments, the top reply (901 likes) sums up the whole thing as an ending you could see coming from a mile away. From there, the comment section spent most of its energy on the family absorbing the fallout — plus a running appreciation for how shamelessly the show wedges in its "she hasn't done anything wrong" catchphrase every single time. It ends on the bar the thread has settled for at this point: not getting evicted counts as a win.
512 comments8/4/26, 12:40 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat Episode 3 Preview: New Character Kansai's Deliberately Unfunny Debut
TV anime Chainsmoker Cat's Episode 3 preview ("Nyaa Leans More Straight Man Than Funny Man") dropped on July 15, and Japanese viewers spent 629 comments dissecting new character Kansai's aggressively unfunny stand-up. The top comment sits at 1,409 likes: she's "a nearly perfect furry except for being unfunny." The recurring joke was that Kansai's total lack of comedic timing is itself the joke, with fans praising the voice acting for selling exactly how bad her material is. A second thread mocked the show's own polished soccer-scene animation as sharper than dedicated soccer anime, with one reply at 105 likes calling it "a brutal jab at Blue Lock." Cast talk lit up once fans placed the voice of new character Aru-neko as Shiori Izawa, best known for voicing Made in Abyss's Nanachi. It closes on a joke about what it takes to reset your brain after a much heavier anime.
629 comments8/3/26, 12:15 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat Episode 2 Preview Introduces 'Junkie Cat' — What Japan Said
TV anime Chainsmoker Cat dropped its Episode 2 preview — subtitled "Nyaa's Junior Kouhai" — on July 8, introducing a new recurring-offender character fans nicknamed "Junkie Cat," and the video's 783-comment section filled in fast. The top comment sits at 1,204 likes: "At this point this is basically an anti-addiction PSA anime." The discussion split into a few recurring threads: dark comedy about how the newcomer's drug habit somehow makes her one of the more "normal" characters on the show; a genuine debate — kicked off by a comment with 1,145 likes — over whether this is the episode that gets cut or altered for international audiences, with fans citing Interspecies Reviewers' North American ban as a precedent; and repeated astonishment at how good the animation looks, which some commenters credited to Demon Slayer proving that top-tier production pays off even on gag manga. By the end, one fan had turned their own viewing habits into the punchline.
783 comments8/3/26, 12:10 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat: The Boss's Heart-Monitor Gag Has Fans Debating His Pulse
The official Chainsmoker Cat channel posted a clip called "組長ぉぉぉぉぉぉっ!" ("THE BOOOOSS!!") on July 29, and the 346 comments underneath spent almost the entire thread dissecting one gag: a heart-monitor flatline that gets played completely straight until the numbers reveal it isn't heart failure spiking those vitals. One of the earliest replies, at 1,772 likes, is a one-line diagnosis of the whole joke — "that pulse and heart rate would actually kill you." From there the thread built out the bit layer by layer: the sound design ("it's not one CRACK, it's crack, cra-crack"), a family-restaurant serving robot that casually tells a not-yet-dead man he's dying, and Yani-neko herself watching the entire spectacle with visible indifference. A few commenters even tied the gag back to the show's other recurring human character, the Landlord, joking about whose "skill" the sound effect really belongs to. Nobody in the comments seriously worried about the Boss. They were too busy arguing about the physics of his recovery.
346 comments8/2/26, 12:10 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat: The Fryer Clip Where a Cigarette Butt Lands in the Food
The new Chainsmoker Cat clip has Kansai working the fryer at a burger joint with five cigarettes going at once, and a butt ending up in the food — and across 372 comments, the top comment (1,835 likes) sums up the whole show in two lines: "the discrimination is awful" and "honestly, fair enough" both being true at the same time. The thread escalates in exactly the way a Japanese comment section escalates over food safety: a butt in the fries is "national news territory," then it's "the store gets suspended and every branch nationwide gets inspected," then someone simply writes "the health department…" Underneath the gags, commenters keep pointing at how dark the show's beastfolk discrimination actually is, citing the earlier episode where the landlord went to complain about a rude convenience store clerk, saw how low beastfolk wages were, and called to demand they be paid more instead. The rest is pure Yani Neko fandom: fans identify the fryer beep as a nod to a certain golden-arches chain, catch that the background melody has been nudged up in pitch (one says a semitone, gets corrected to a step and a half), and note that the little sister remains an angel through it all. It ends with a viewer writing off every layer of the sketch in one sentence.
372 comments7/29/26, 8:20 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat (Yani Neko): Kansai Calmly Nurses a Vomiting Roommate — Japan Reacts
Chainsmoker Cat's own official channel posted a clip where the character Kansai calmly handles a roommate who's just thrown up — putting her in the recovery position mid-chaos. Across 489 comments, the top comment (3,827 likes) just asks how close to death these cats are constantly living. From there the thread becomes a genuine appreciation post: fans zero in on Kansai using the clinical term "recovery position" mid-chaos, debate whether the anime went too soft by changing a “shitty blind date” from the source material into a plain drinking party, and speculate this clearly isn't the first time she's had to do this. A side thread praises voice actor Shiori Izawa's fully-committed retching performance, with one commenter claiming she genuinely gagged for real during recording. It closes on a question nobody in the comments can quite answer: why is the cast so disturbingly good at coughing and retching sound effects?
489 comments7/27/26, 12:20 AM
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Chainsmoker Cat (Yani Neko): Why Kansai's Jokes Never Land — Japan Breaks It Down
Chainsmoker Cat's own official channel posted a clip built around the character Kansai's jokes — and the jokes don't land. Across 846 comments, Japanese fans spend less time laughing at them than at the fact that they miss: the highest-liked comment (5,362 likes) is a pun about how actual residents of Japan's real Kansai region might find the scene more painful than dying, and right behind it another comment racks up 4,595 likes simply marveling that being cute excuses her of everything. From there the thread turns into a study of why her delivery keeps missing: commenters dissect her habit of telegraphing punchlines that never connect, someone finally spots the pun buried in a joke about "Peace" cigarettes and a double peace-sign gesture, and multiple fans admit they've come around to rooting for her precisely because she keeps trying anyway. A tangent about the same clip getting mocked with bullet comments on Niconico adds some cross-platform context. It wraps on a joke about exactly what happens to anyone who does laugh at one of her bits — let's just say it doesn't end there.
846 comments7/26/26, 12:20 AM

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Chainsmoker Cat Finale Trailer: Japan Is Already Begging for a Season 2

Chainsmoker Cat: Yani Washes Herself in a Park Fountain, and Her Mom Doesn't Even Blink

Chainsmoker Cat Episode 11 Opening: Japan Debates a Censored Lyric

Chainsmoker Cat's 'Anti-Smoking Senpai' Is Also a Monster, Fans Say

Chainsmoker Cat Episode 10 Preview Has Japan Begging for Season 2

Chainsmoker Cat's 'Relatable Moments' Reel Isn't Actually Relatable, Fans Say

Chainsmoker Cat: Ryuko's "Poop Gift" Scene Has Japan Baffled

Chainsmoker Cat Mini Anime #18: The Landlord Gets Nicknamed 'Hage-chan'

Chainsmoker Cat Episode 9 Preview Is Mostly Shizue Making Drum Noises

Chainsmoker Cat: Yaku Was Turned Away From Grandpa's Funeral

Chainsmoker Cat Manga Clip: Yuta's Freak Healing Power Steals the Whole Thread

Chainsmoker Cat Episode 7 Preview: Shizue's Debut Has Fans Calling Her the Final Boss

Chainsmoker Cat: The Cicada Scene That Made Fans Compare Her to a Legendary Swordsman

Chainsmoker Cat: A Bit That Shows What the Show Looks Like Without the Cute Art

Chainsmoker Cat: The Anime Shows What the Manga Kept Blurred

Chainsmoker Cat Episode 6: Aru-Neko's Hair Catches Fire — Japan Reacts

Chainsmoker Cat: Japanese Fans Decide the Little Sister Is Just as Codependent

Chainsmoker Cat: Fans Fall for the Landlord's Late-Night Stag Beetle Hunt — Japan Reacts

Chainsmoker Cat Episode 6 Preview: Fans Clock Yuu Kobayashi Instantly — Japanese Reactions

Chainsmoker Cat Mini Anime Episode 13: She Blows the Money on Cigarettes Again

Chainsmoker Cat Episode 3 Preview: New Character Kansai's Deliberately Unfunny Debut

Chainsmoker Cat Episode 2 Preview Introduces 'Junkie Cat' — What Japan Said

Chainsmoker Cat: The Boss's Heart-Monitor Gag Has Fans Debating His Pulse

Chainsmoker Cat: The Fryer Clip Where a Cigarette Butt Lands in the Food

Chainsmoker Cat (Yani Neko): Kansai Calmly Nurses a Vomiting Roommate — Japan Reacts

Chainsmoker Cat (Yani Neko): Why Kansai's Jokes Never Land — Japan Breaks It Down