An old man wakes up as a cat and has no way to tell his boss who he actually is. The comedy lives in that impossible gap: he remembers decades of corporate hierarchy, office politics, tiny humiliations. Now he's being pet and coddled by the man he used to answer to. There's a specific kind of peace in watching someone finally stop performing, even if nobody knows it's happening. The show doesn't need spectacle. It just needs you to understand what it means to disappear and start over, even if only a cat can know the truth.

An ordinary older office worker is suddenly reincarnated one day as a small, adorable cat. Not metaphorically. His entire existence is reborn into a cute feline body, and he is left with no idea how it happened. The president of the company he worked for takes him in, and his former boss quickly grows attached to the little cat, who goes by the name Pun-chan. As he gets used to moving around in his new body and keeps bumping into familiar faces from his old life, no day turns out dull. Told in short episodes, the show is a gentle comedy about a man adapting to life as a pet.