“Cat Misha recruits dog Hati to fix her house, but full moon reveals his predatory instincts toward her.”
The Crimson Kitty And The Forest Watchdog
赤毛のにゃんこと森の番犬
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Cat Misha recruits dog Hati to fix her house, but full moon reveals his predatory instincts toward her.
In this town, animals live like people. Misha, a cat, finds a fixer-upper deep in the forest and decides to repair it and make it her home, but she isn't making much progress. After a run-in with a hulking, muscular dog (?) named Hati, Misha makes a deal with him: assist her with repairs, and he can live there as well. Misha finds living with the strong, silent Hati to be a breeze, and the two set to work on the house. However, something starts to seem off about Hati. When Misha presses him for answers, she discovers that the full moon has worked Hati's instincts into a frenzy... and his hungry eyes are set on her! (Source: Renta!)
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A Manga Publication
- Format 13 × 2 ch × vol
- Total read 1h 44m approx
- Published Aug 2017 – Jun 2019
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M53615 catalog