Based on a yon-koma (four-panel) manga by Opuu no Kyoudai, I, Tsushima is clearly the work of a cat lover. The manga strips are published on Twitter, under @tsushimacat so you can read them for free and enjoy them over your break. From hilarious trips to the vet to Tsushima’s sneaky way of getting what he wants, and from lazy cat naps to stray cat adventures, you will recognize all these behaviors that make you love feline friends so much, even when they make your life difficult.

Jun Aoki and Space Neko Company are behind I, Tsushima’s weirdness. Jun Aoki directed Pop Team Epic, a surreal parody of several anime genres, with a trademark offbeat humor. He’s the perfect guy to direct another eccentric gag comedy with jokes that hit the mark. If the one-minute episodes are not enough for you, there is a TV and web separation, with the web component giving extra snippets into Tsushima’s and Ojii-chan’s lives. You can watch them directly on Asmik Ace’s YouTube channel.

Only Tsushima gets a different animation style, looking like a storybook cat with a huge head, big body, and intricate detail, while other cats and humans get a minimal depiction. Tsushima’s name comes from Tsushima Island, implying a strong and stern guy. It’s so funny to see that the cat is bigger than his owner, dominating the screen. Voiced by Akio Ootsuka, who has voiced characters like grumpy yet kind old man Zouroku from Alice to Zouroku and strict panda Gouhin from Beastars, Tsushima has the perfect uninterested voice, along with apathetic looks, that make you fall for him.