A brother so obsessed with keeping his sister safe he won't let her leave the house gets turned into a cat, and suddenly he has to watch her live without him. The supernatural reset doesn't fix what was broken between them, it just changes what he can do about it. A single episode that knows exactly what it's doing: taking the smallest, quietest premise and letting it sit until you feel the weight of it.
Naruto and Anzu inherit their parents' house and live as orphans, but Naruto's suffocating overprotectiveness keeps his sister locked away from the world. When a tragedy kills them both, their parents' lingering spirits intervene from beyond to bring them back to life. The catch: Naruto wakes up as a cat. Now trapped in a feline body, Naruto can no longer physically restrain Anzu, but his controlling nature remains intact. She finally tastes freedom, yet her brother's presence as a talking cat means he's still very much in her business. The dynamic that once suffocated her takes on an absurd new shape as Naruto schemes from whiskers and paws to maintain some semblance of influence over her life. Comedy erupts from the collision of his unchanged personality with his ridiculous new form. Anzu navigates independence while dealing with a supernatural pest who refuses to accept his circumstance. Underneath the chaos and humor sits an odd tenderness: two siblings learning to coexist after death itself couldn't separate them, even if one of them is now covered in fur.