Kotyara & Oblivion
Oblivion Oblivion
I’ve noticed a lot of anime put these mysterious cat‑like characters in the shadows, almost like they’re hiding something. Do you think there’s a pattern or a reason behind that?
Kotyara Kotyara
Yeah, I totally get it. Those shadowy cat‑like figures pop up all the time, like the neko‑ghosts in *Tokyo Revengers* or the mysterious felines in *Fate/Grand Order*. I think it’s because cats already have that secretive vibe—quiet, observant, and kinda mysterious. Anime writers love to play with that, using them as quiet watchers or hidden allies who can slip through the dark. Plus, it adds a cool, slightly spooky aesthetic that makes the world feel deeper. So, there’s definitely a pattern: it’s a visual shorthand for “I’m here, but I won’t reveal myself just yet.” Pretty neat, right?
Oblivion Oblivion
Indeed, they’re shadows with a secret to guard. You see them, but you never quite read their next move.
Kotyara Kotyara
Yeah, they’re like those sneaky shadows that appear just when you’re looking away, and you can’t help but wonder what they'll do next. I love sketching them—just a quick outline of their silhouette, and it feels like you’re keeping a secret with a cat.
Oblivion Oblivion
Sketching a shadow feels like catching a secret in motion, a fleeting hint that something unseen is watching. Keep drawing, and the cat’s silence will whisper back.