History Manga / Nyankees

* LadyLooksLikeADude: Sango, [[spoiler: the leader of the Goblin Cat Tails clowder]]. She's the biggest cat in the manga and built like a tank; cats who meet her for the first time are shocked that she doesn't have balls.

* DudeLooksLikeALady: Gekka and Madara are often mistaken for females due to their coat colors (calico and tortoiseshell, respectively). Gekka in particular invokes this trope, keeping his tail down so humans can't see his true sex.

* LadyLooksLikeADude: Sango, [[spoiler: the leader of the Goblin Cat Tails clowder]]. She's the biggest cat in the manga and built like a tank; cats who meet her for the first time are surprised that she doesn't have balls.
* MorphicResonance: The cats' human stand-ins have clothes and hairstyles that mimic their true forms.

* ShownTheirWork: The manga portrays cat behavior, social structure, personalities, and communication in a realistic way. There are notes on some panels to translate the characters' body language or explain some aspect of feline life.

** In the climactic fight between [[spoiler: Madara and Ryuusei]], the former takes advantage of this trope by littering the battlefield with [[MundaneMadeAwesome moving cat toys]], making it impossible for anyone else to focus.

** In the climactic fight between [[spoiler: Madara and Ryuusei]], the former takes advantage of this trope by littering the battlefield with [[MundaneMadeAwesome: moving cat toys]], making it impossible for anyone else to focus.

** In the climactic fight between [[spoiler: Madara and Ryuusei]], the former takes advantage of this trope by littering the battlefield with moving cat toys, making it impossible for anyone else to focus.

* IdiotHero: Ryuusei is brave, loyal, strong, and about as dumb as a rock. One page shows him struggling to count to three next to an infographic that explains how small domestic cats' brains are.

* DudeLooksLikeALady: Gekka and Madara are often mistaken for females due to their coat color (calico and tortoiseshell, respectively). Gekka in particular keeps his tail down so humans can't see his true sex.

** Early on, a rescue mission that starts with about a dozen cats arrives with only two; the rest got distracted and wandered off within minutes of their departure.

* IdiotHero: Ryuusei is brave, loyal, strong, and about as dumb as a rock. One page shows him struggling to count to three next to an infographic that explains how small cats' brains are.

* ShownTheirWork: The manga portrays cat behavior, social structure, personalities, and communication in a realistic way. There are even notes on some panels to translate the characters' body language.

* TheStoner: Mr. Moke, the catnip expert who's eternally high on his own supply. His human design is a stoner who always has a vape in hand, and he even has weed socks.

* AttentionDeficitOohShiny: Every character [[spoiler: except Madara]] struggles with an impulsive, instinctive nature and a ridiculously short attention span.

* ShownTheirWork: All of the cats' behavior is accurate, and some panels even have notes to translate the characters' body language. Cat social structure, personalities, relationships with humans, and health issues are portrayed in a realistic way.
* TheStoner: Mr. Moke, the catnip expert who's eternally high on his own supply. His human design even has weed socks.

* AttentionDeficitOohShiny: Every character [[spoiler: except Madara]] struggles with their impulsive, instinctive nature and ridiculously short attention span.

** Early on, a rescue mission that starts with about a dozen cats arrives with only two; the rest got distracted and wanderes off within minutes of their departure.

** Early on, a rescue mission that starts with about a dozen cats arrives with only two because the rest got distracted and wandered off mere minutes from their departure.

** Early on, a rescue mission that starts with about a dozen cats arrives with only two because the rest got distracted and wandered off.

** Early on, a rescue mission that starts with about a dozen cats arrives with only two because the rest had gotten distracted and wandered off.
** In the climactic fight between [[spoiler: Madara and Ryuusei]], the former takes advantage of this by trope littering the battlefield with moving cat toys, making it impossible for anyone else to focus.

* YoungerThanTheyLook: Ryuusei is built like a linebacker and outweighs many of the other cats at just one year old--the feline equivalent of fifteen.

** Early on, a rescue mission that starts with a dozen cats arrives with only two because the rest had gotten distracted and wandered off.

* ShownTheirWork: All of the cats' behavior is accurate, and some panels even have notes to translate the characters' body language. Cat social structure, personalities, relationships with humans, and even health issues are portrayed in a realistic way.

** In the climactic fight between [[spoiler: Madara and Ryuusei]], the former takes advantage of this by littering the battlefield with moving, machine-powered cat toys, making it impossible for anyone else to focus.

* AttentionDeficitOohShiny: Every character [[spoiler: except Madara]] struggles with their impulsive, instinctive nature and ridiculously short attention span. Early on, a rescue mission that started with a dozen cats arrived with only two because the rest got distracted and wandered off.