Nobody talks about this one. A black cat detective and a missing pair of shoes sounds disposable until you realize the show treats the mystery like it matters, like every detail, the shoe shape, why Hanako cares, what Felix notices first, is worth your full attention. It moves slow. It breathes. By the end you've watched a small, perfect thing that knew exactly what it was and didn't waste a second pretending to be bigger.
Felix is a black cat detective with a nose for trouble and a knack for solving cases nobody else can crack. When Hanako's favorite shoes vanish without a trace, she turns to the only investigator she trusts to bring them back. What starts as a simple theft quickly spirals into something far more complicated, with clues that don't quite add up and suspects who aren't what they seem. Working the case, Felix pieces together a mystery that reaches beyond a missing pair of shoes into the everyday lives of the people around Hanako. Every lead opens new questions. Every answer raises fresh doubts. The investigation demands Felix use every trick in the detective's handbook: sharp observation, quick thinking, and the ability to read people who would rather stay quiet. This is a lighthearted whodunit wrapped in charm and humor. It's the kind of story where the mystery matters less than the journey of uncovering it, where a small theft becomes an excuse to explore friendship, trust, and the small dramas hiding in plain sight.