Monroe sits on your lap while you're not paying attention. Yoppy exists in the margins of her own life, and the cat is fine with that. These are the moments you don't notice until they're gone, a paw on your arm, sunlight moving across the floor, the weight of something small that chose to stay near you. The show doesn't chase you for attention. It's waiting in the corner, patient, asking nothing except that you sit still long enough to see it.

Monroe is a black cat, and Yoppy is the human who shares daily life with him. Told in short TV episodes, the story follows the two of them through days that are ordinary and special at the same time. The anime adapts an essay manga by Yoshiyasu and runs for 26 short installments.