Wonder Cat Kyuu-chan

[Bippy]

IT BACCCCCCCCCK!!!

 

[Kautz]

Volume 7 cover looks like a family photo lol

 

[s-gkilburn]

its finaly back!!

 

[s-gkilburn]

have a question for everyone
what chapter is your favorite

 

[Jasprr]

ITS BACKKKK

 

[MilleCrepeThursday]

Read 200-something chapters with still images, then reopened ch. 228 one day to find that the panels actually have moving images! So cute

 

[Furakutaru]

For now we won't release more chapters but if you really do love Kyuu-chan, you can find the official chapters on twitter (twi_yon) and there's always someone who put the translated script in the comments.

 

[xyzzy]

Vol. 1 cover with the official logo

 

[Barnes]

Well I love the series. Kyuu-chan is pretty cute

 

[Eeveebro279]

736, 720, and 681 are some of my recent favorites

 

[Eeveebro279]

766: Only the Catatar, master of all elements, can restore peace and cuteness to this world.

 

[Vampire_Girl_with_Silver_Hair]

I highly doubt the official English physical copies can preserve the GIFs. On the other hand, would the digital version have them?

This manga is adorable. Show it to your parents and siblings!

 

[danvolodar]

This manga is indeed very cute, but in absence of any development, I grew tired of it after a couple hundred chapters.

 

[Asque]

que negocio fofo , vfs li 200 caps em uma hora .

 

[tamagohairimasu]

Wow didn't know we could upload gif.

TL;DR: the most recent revision of the PNG spec supports animated PNGs, called apng.
I read this comment years ago, and thought "huh." Fast forward to now, when I am writing my manga viewer that uses the MangaDex API. Mangadex does not serve GIFs, only PNGs (pronounced 'ping' according to the docs btw) and JPEGs. Being the stubborn idiot I was, I decided that i was going to write my own PNG decoding library in c++, instead of using the already existing library in c (libpng). In the process of developing the PNG decoder, I read the PNG specification many times over, which has lead to a lot of niche knowledge. APNGs are actually just normal PNGs, but they have extra data, and if the decoder supports it, can be used to display multiple frames in succession. For more details see https://www.w3.org/TR/png-3