My Cat Loki



Cover, My Cat Loki volume 1

Genre
Drama, Fantasy, Romance

Author
Bettina M. Kurkoski

Publisher
Tokyopop

Original run
2006

Volumes
3

My Cat Loki is an OEL manga by Bettina M. Kurkoski. It is published by Tokyopop. The first of three volumes was published on July 11, 2006.

Plot

After the death of his cat, who he treated like a brother, the artist Ameya goes into withdrawal. His agent Miss Chacha, wants to bring him back into the art world. Ameya finds a cat named Loki, who replaces Luka. Ameya and Loki’s bond causes Ameya’s sanity to come under question.

Characters

Ameya
An artist who usually works with paints. He was an only child and his parents were often away. His parents gave him Luka for company. Ameya was teased when he was a child.

  • Age: 27
  • Height: 6′
  • Eyes: Blue
  • Hair: Dark brown

Ms. Chacha
A vivacious agent. She is arguably the reason for Ameya’s success.

  • Age: 34
  • Height: 5′9″
  • Eyes: Blue-green
  • Hair: Red

Loki
An abandoned cat Ameya finds in the rain. He is often shown in nekomimi.

  • Age: 3 (cat years), appears 14-18 in human years.
  • Height: 5′6″
  • Eyes: Yellow-green
  • Hair: Tan with orange-brown stripes

Luka
Ameya’s first cat. Luka was given to Ameya by Ameya’s parents.

  • Age: 12-14 (human form)
  • Height: 5′6″
  • Eyes: Yellow-green
  • Hair: Tanned blonde

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