Totally forgot that connection, great point.No 12, was in prison, I guess she's seen these kind of people alot
Did you say in an earlier chatper what Zoku-Neko meant?And Yaku gets an underling. (About time - she deserves it more than any of the rest of them.)
Thanks for the chapter!
Not sure what you're asking, but I don't think so?Did you say in an earlier chatper what Zoku-Neko meant?
The new cat's name, as their names are all puns.Not sure what you're asking, but I don't think so?
"Zoku" is a root word which basically means "group of people that share a commonality". So for example, "family" is "kazoku", with the "ka" meaning "house".The new cat's name, as their names are all puns.
Lol, thank you!"Zoku" is a root word which basically means "group of people that share a commonality". So for example, "family" is "kazoku", with the "ka" meaning "house".
In this context, "zoku" would be "gang".
My friend made the note that Yani-Neko behaves the most like an actual drug addict, and that her nicotine addiction makes the least sense for her personality overall (i.e., nicotine is a stress reducing stimulant and you don't really find lazy chainsmokers.)It's funny how Yaku, despite being a junkie with a criminal record, is the most normal and put together of them all(yes even more than Kansai)
It's funny how Yaku, despite being a junkie with a criminal record, is the most normal and put together of them all(yes even more than Kansai)