Description
"Mayoi Neko Overrun!" centers around Takumi Tsuzuki, a high school student who lives and works at Stray Cats, a struggling confectionery shop run by his older sister, Otome. The shop also serves as a home for several other individuals, creating a lively and chaotic environment. One day, Takumi encounters a lost girl named Nozomi Kiriya, who is searching for her brother. After learning she has nowhere to go, Takumi brings her to Stray Cats, where she begins living alongside the other residents.
The story expands as Nozomi integrates into the household, which includes Fumino Serizawa, a sharp-tongued but caring classmate of Takumi, and Chise Umenomori, a wealthy and eccentric girl who frequently visits the shop. The dynamics between the characters drive much of the narrative, with Nozomi’s presence often sparking humorous and heartwarming situations. The group navigates daily life, balancing school, work, and their personal relationships, while also dealing with the challenges of running the struggling confectionery shop.
As the series progresses, the characters’ backstories are gradually revealed, adding depth to their interactions. Nozomi’s search for her brother becomes a recurring subplot, intertwining with the larger narrative of the group’s efforts to keep Stray Cats afloat. The series blends comedy, slice-of-life elements, and occasional moments of drama, creating a lighthearted yet engaging atmosphere. The interactions between Takumi, Nozomi, Fumino, and Chise form the core of the story, with each character contributing to the overall charm and humor of the series.
The story expands as Nozomi integrates into the household, which includes Fumino Serizawa, a sharp-tongued but caring classmate of Takumi, and Chise Umenomori, a wealthy and eccentric girl who frequently visits the shop. The dynamics between the characters drive much of the narrative, with Nozomi’s presence often sparking humorous and heartwarming situations. The group navigates daily life, balancing school, work, and their personal relationships, while also dealing with the challenges of running the struggling confectionery shop.
As the series progresses, the characters’ backstories are gradually revealed, adding depth to their interactions. Nozomi’s search for her brother becomes a recurring subplot, intertwining with the larger narrative of the group’s efforts to keep Stray Cats afloat. The series blends comedy, slice-of-life elements, and occasional moments of drama, creating a lighthearted yet engaging atmosphere. The interactions between Takumi, Nozomi, Fumino, and Chise form the core of the story, with each character contributing to the overall charm and humor of the series.
Cast
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Staff
- Series Director · Tomohiro Hirata
- Series Director · Takuya Satō
- Series Director · Junichi Sato
- Series Director · Akitarō Daichi
- Series Director · Shin Itagaki
- Series Director · Michio Fukuda
- Series Director · Manabu Ono
- Series Director · Takashi Ikehata
- Series Director · Yoshimasa Hiraike
- Series Director · Kenichi Yatani
- Series Director · Rion Kujo
- Series Director · Keizou Kusakawa
- Series Composition · Tomohiro Matsu
- Screenplay · Takuya Satō
- Screenplay · Shin Itagaki
- Screenplay · Takashi Ikehata
- Screenplay · Yoshimasa Hiraike
- Screenplay · Noboru Kimura
- Screenplay · Taku Sawada
- Storyboard · Tomohiro Hirata
- Storyboard · Takuya Satō
- Storyboard · Junichi Sato
- Storyboard · Akitarō Daichi
- Storyboard · Shin Itagaki
- Storyboard · Michio Fukuda
- Storyboard · Manabu Ono
- Storyboard · Takashi Ikehata
- Storyboard · Yoshimasa Hiraike
- Storyboard · Kenichi Yatani
- Storyboard · Rion Kujo
- Storyboard · Keizou Kusakawa
- Storyboard · Dr. Y.M.
- Episode Director · Tomohiro Hirata
- Episode Director · Mitsuhiro Karato
- Episode Director · Shin Itagaki
- Episode Director · Michio Fukuda
- Episode Director · Manabu Ono
- Episode Director · Takashi Ikehata
- Episode Director · Kenichi Kasai
- Episode Director · Toshihiro Ishikawa
- Episode Director · Rion Kujo
- Episode Director · Masahiro Takada
- Episode Director · Satonobu Kikuchi
- Episode Director · Taizo Yoshida
- Music · Ryuji Takagi
- Original creator · Tomohiro Matsu
- Original Character Design · Peco
- Character Design · Naoko Nakamoto
- Chief Animation Director · Yumiko Hara
- Chief Animation Director · Takahiro Sasaki
- Animation Director · Yumiko Kinoshita
- Animation Director · Hirokazu Hisayuki
- Animation Director · Yousuke Kabashima
- Animation Director · Haruo Ogawara
- Animation Director · Satonobu Kikuchi
- Animation Director · Yasuyuki Ebara
- Animation Director · Masakazu Ishikawa
- Animation Director · Kyoko Kotani
- Animation Director · Tomoko Ishida
- Animation Director · Tomoko Iwasa
- Animation Director · Toshimitsu Takechi
- Animation Director · Ikutomo Kimishima
- Animation Director · Takahiro Sasaki
- Mechanical design · Masahiro Yamane
- Sound Director · Akitarō Daichi
- Producer · Tomoyuki Ohwada
- Producer · Masaya Shinozaki
- Producer · Nobuhiro Nakayama
- Producer · Kazuhiko Hasegawa
- Producer · Jun Fukuda
Production
- Production · The Klockworx Co., Ltd.
- Production · Frontier Works
- Production · Shueisha
- Animation Production · AIC
- Production · Geneon Universal Entertainment
Music
Opening
- ?“"Happy New Nyaa" (はっぴぃ にゅう にゃあ)” - Kanae Ito, Yuka Iguchi and Ayana Taketatsu
- ?“"GO! Grand Braver!" (GO! グランブレイバー!)” - Yoshiki Fukuyama (ep 7)
Ending
- ?“"Ichalove Come Home!" (イチャラブ Come Home!)” - Kanae Ito, Yuka Iguchi and Ayana Taketatsu
- ?“"Mayoi Neko Dōkōkai no Uta" (迷い猫同好会の歌)” - Kanae Ito, Yuka Iguchi and Ayana Taketatsu (ep 6)
- ?“"Kanadete Hoshi Uta" (奏でて星歌)” - Hitomi Mieno (ep 7)
- ?“"Bloomer no Uta" (ブルマの歌)” - Umenomori Gakuen Bloomer Ha (ep 11)
