The first season proved the bit works: real history moves forward with total seriousness while every character is a cat, and that gap between earnest chronology and absurd delivery is where all the comedy lives. The second season just keeps doing that, deeper into the timeline, with more schemes and more fur. If you watched season one and thought "I want more of this exact thing," season two is built entirely for you.

Famous figures from Japan's past return as cats in this comedy series. Its second season carries on the premise of the first, picturing historical figures such as Queen Himiko, the warlord Oda Nobunaga and the samurai Sakamoto Ryouma as felines. The episodes are short, and the season runs to 32 of them, making it an easy comic look at Japanese history for anyone who enjoyed the first season.