Mamitasu and his nine siblings aren't characters pretending to be cats, they're ten specific weirdos with their own logic, and the show trusts you to find them funny without explaining the joke. The comedy lives in the small chaos of a house where ten personalities have nowhere to hide from each other. If you've ever lived with cats and wondered what they were actually thinking, this show doesn't answer that question, it just lets you watch the thinking happen.
Ten cats share a house with their owner Shokotan, and chaos erupts daily in ways nobody could predict. Mamitasu leads the furry crew with the confidence of a tiny dictator, while his companions each bring their own brand of mayhem to the household. One cat schemes constantly, another causes disasters by accident, a third seems perpetually confused about basic cat activities. The humans living alongside these creatures navigate an endless parade of slapstick situations that arise from the cats' competing agendas and complete disregard for property or personal space. Each episode captures the absurd logic of how cats actually behave when you have too many of them under one roof. Shokotan watches it all unfold with the exhausted patience of someone who chose this life. The comedy comes from genuine cat behavior exaggerated just enough to land, not from cartoonish anthropomorphizing. If you've ever owned cats or spent time in a multi-cat household, you'll recognize the exact moment things spiral into ridiculous territory.