Neko-sensei teaches ballet at Gold Crown Academy, instructing students like Ahiru, Rue, Fakir, Mytho, Pike, and Lilie. He possesses a distinct fixation on marriage, often brandishing threats of matrimony as discipline, especially towards the frequently tardy or mistake-prone Ahiru. This behavior includes occasional flirtation with adults, yet he actively evades two determined suitors: a female teacher and a student he labels his "two freaking annoying hideous stalkers," perceived as a goat and a sloth. His character echoes folklore, specifically the Puss in Boots fairy tale where marriage threats serve as coercion. This aligns with the series' use of ballet and classical music, as Tchaikovsky’s *Sleeping Beauty* includes a "Puss in Boots and the White Cat" dance referenced in the anime. Despite his comedic marital antics, Neko-sensei proves a capable instructor. He imparts genuine wisdom and guidance during pivotal moments, offering advice that aids students facing emotional or practical challenges. His role remains consistent in both the anime and manga. Ultimately, his story concludes with a reversion to a non-anthropomorphic state. He is last seen as a common feline accompanied by a female cat and their kittens, indicating he found a mate outside his previous pursuits.