For friends who have cats, life is undoubtedly filled with many humorous moments shared with their feline companions. Manga artist @kyuryuZ, known for drawing cat comics, captures a wide range of amusing interactions between cats and their owners. One of his popular works, "Paper Bag Cat", is a great example of these entertaining depictions.
Today, we share another relatable scenario: the cat's display of possessiveness. When the owner is using a smartphone, the cat loves to snatch their hand away. This particular comic by @kyuryuZ has resonated deeply with online audiences, garnering over 5.488 million views in just a few days. The interactions portrayed are both authentic and adorable, reflecting experiences many cat owners have gone through, making it especially touching.
It's safe to say that many people's hands have been "taken over" by their cats, who clearly don't want their owners to play on their phones. The comic illustrates this well:
- When the cat notices the owner playing on their phone, curiosity drives it to approach.
- The cat then stays close, using its tail to hook around the owner.
- If the owner remains focused on the phone, the cat will grab the hand completely and start playing with it.
Many netizens have confirmed experiencing this "hand captivity" by their cats. The cat's tail hooking around the owner is a subtle but endearing gesture often overlooked. Some have shared that whether using a phone or a computer, their cats always move toward any moving object, sometimes even using force to assert themselves.
Fans interested in more of these charming cat comics and anecdotes can visit @kyuryuZ's Twitter page. Among the many delightful works is a detailed comic showing how a cat plays with a fish-shaped toy:
- The cat first observes the toy for a while, then suddenly bites it fiercely.
- It uses various attack moves, like hitting with its paw pads or kicking, followed by biting and rolling around before calming down.
- Just when it seems the cat has lost interest and walks away, it suddenly turns back to continue the playful assault.
This unpredictability perfectly captures how hard it is to read a cat's mood.
