Those * badump * things give me hope.

Aaaaaaaaand it's gay again.

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good thing this isn't la soleil with the male MC having the biggest sexual drive there is. And not letting any of the cat girl escape from the sex.
I hope this thing goes with actual yuri and not just bait

At first I wondered if the whole "cat cafe to appeal to guys, maid cafe to appeal to girls" thing was a mistaken translation or something, but then I thought about it a bit more, and yeah, that checks out. Surefire recipe for success, is what that is.

...and its back to the boring cafe stuff

...and its back to the boring cafe stuff

It's kinda doing both lol

Jeez, that was a Manly butt.

She's squinting her ears

"SUBTEXT"

lmao even in cat form, Kozue still wears those earphones.

Edit: Ah, the classic subtext strikes again.

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smiiiiiiiiiiirk

...but seriously are those headphones like a cursed item Kozue is physically incapable of unequipping or something... o_O

S U B T E X T

Surely this chapter at least qualifies for yuri crush ?

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THAT WAS SO FRIGGIN CUTE!! OMG!!

So Yukki is indeed in love with Riko?

So Yukki is indeed in love with Riko?

This is a rhetorical question, right?

But I do recall that in one of the regular chapters Kozue or Mimika mentioned having an experimental choker that allows the user to change form at will

Nope. There's a prescription cologne that all Catulus can receive that allows them to change at will. The only reason Yuki doesn't have it is because she's a shut-in who's skipped her regular checkups.

So. A few thoughts have occurred to me:
Do boys ever get Catulus Syndrome?
If they do, are they also gay af?
The professor says Yuki has CONGENITAL catulus syndrome, so she was likely born with catulus syndrome and may have inherited it from her parents, and thus might be a genetic disorder. Or a genetic... uh, good...thing... Depending on if you want cat stuff or not.

The first two questions are much more important, of course.

edit: Also: This is purely speculation but my guess is that there will never be more than ship-teasing and cutesy handholding and blushing, etc. That’s ok by me, even if I would prefer that the ships actually sail at some point. (Especially Tora x Mimika)

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The Japanese title is Nekomusume Shoukougun which alongside the Principal's speech back in chapter 1 seems to imply it only affects women - I suppose you could say whatever the fig causes it is chromosome sensitive, if a "sciencey" handwave is needed. Given a wee bit important thing like the Law of Conservation of Mass clearly doesn't apply in this world, though, I daresay one really shouldn't think too hard about any of this... >_>

No bloody idea what the Hell the Prof means by "congenital" though, or for that matter how she recognizes the distinction apparently at a glance - unless she has access to the students' medical data or something which raises a number of other questions. Then again you'd be excused for wondering WTF a researcher of her stature and importance is doing playing bootleg Doraemon in the storage room of some random high school in the first place...
...yeah let's just invoke Bellisario's Maxim here, I'm pretty sure none of this is supposed to survive closer scrutiny.

No bloody idea what the Hell the Prof means by "congenital" though, or for that matter how she recognizes the distinction apparently at a glance - unless she has access to the students' medical data or something which raises a number of other questions. Then again you'd be excused for wondering WTF a researcher of her stature and importance is doing playing bootleg Doraemon in the storage room of some random high school in the first place...
...yeah let's just invoke Bellisario's Maxim here, I'm pretty sure none of this is supposed to survive closer scrutiny.

con·gen·i·tal
/kənˈjenədl/
adjective
adjective: congenital

(especially of a disease or physical abnormality) present from birth.

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I know what the word means; what is unclear is what it's supposed to mean in the context.

I know what the word means; what is unclear is what it's supposed to mean in the context.

Most Catulus are girls whose cat features come in when they're around 12. Current evidence for Yuki, however, is that she's had hers all her life.

Most Catulus are girls whose cat features come in when they're around 12. Current evidence for Yuki, however, is that she's had hers all her life.

According to where exactly? Also that would still be a misuse of the term as the condition is presumably congenital irrespective of when it happens to express.

Most Catulus are girls whose cat features come in when they're around 12. Current evidence for Yuki, however, is that she's had hers all her life.

According to where exactly? Also that would still be a misuse of the term as the condition is presumably congenital irrespective of when it happens to express.

Yeah, I don’t remember it ever being mentioned (outside of potential implications of the professor’s words) that Yuki has had it all her life either.

I was half-joking about the science behind all this of course. It’s a fun little exercise to think about how it might work but, well... the whole idea is just for setting up a world with cat girls as an “other” type of demographic, so it’s quite unlikely it was thought through in a serious way.

I mean there isn't exactly much of a plausible explanation or reason for the Catulus to have traits of regional cat breeds from entirely different parts of the world so yeah, this whole thing definitely shouldn't be subjected to (and was never meant to survive) even cursory analysis.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I'm just here for the cute, lulz and a pinch of yuri which the series delivers amply enough. (Yuki's headcats are 10/10)

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