Moe meets Maru after passing out on the street. What is this mysterious creature?

Moe continues her narrative about the Satou family and Poyo’s mysterious nature.

Poyo has a new cat friend, Kurobee, and shows Hide why he is so dashing.

Poyo earns the respect of the owners' Farmers Market, and we meet Hide's classmates Maki and Suzuki.

It is the start of the New Year, and traditional beans thrown for Setsubun affect the pets of Moe, Maki, and Kouta differently.

Poyo is acting as a surrogate mother for the orphaned kittens, while the Satou’s search for adopters. But spending time with Poyo, each kitten is developing a unique trait.

Kurobee, the cat next door, is missing. The old lady next door has enlisted the Satou family and friends to help find him.

Moe works out during the winter season, Poyo gives up his secret base, and a girl will wear anything in the cold to look cute.

Granny has won an overnight trip to a hot spring but is reluctant to leave Kuro alone. Hide agrees to watch Kuro and Poyo, so Moe and Granny can enjoy the trip.

Moe explains the various tricks and behavior of Poyo. The other pet owners share the quirks of Kuro, Tsuku, and Daifuku.

When spring arrives, the routines change around the household. Let’s check in with Poyo’s family and see how they are handling the season change.

It is strawberry season and an old friend of Poyo’s is back. Hide, Moe, and Maki are enlisted to work at Akai’s Strawberry Field.

Spring is here, it’s time to show a little skin, be a little lazy, and suffer from allergies.

The Satou's have new neighbors, the Tanakas. The Wife, Yuka is afraid of animals; how will she react to Poyo?

Moe is determined to get Poyo into cat magazines. Everyone offers their own version of what it will take to make it happen.

The Legacy of Poyo continues around the neighborhood, but does anyone know what he is?

Moe attempts to create a Poyo steamed cake, Grandma learns to appreciate her Kuro, and Poyo might be a superhero!

A new cat is in the neighborhood causing unexpected trouble for Poyo.

A new house is being built in the area where the cats like to play; Poyo gets himself in a sticky situation.

A sudden phone call causes Moe to run out of the house leaving her Papa worried. And Yuka-san provides great story material for Hide.

We get a peek into the favorite phrases and habits of cat owners.

Poyo is the unofficial ruler of the neighborhood, but what happens when one of this subjects become a temporary housemate?

Everybody spends their time different on a rainy day, animals and humans alike.

During the rainy season cabin fever sets in and guardian spirit comes out.

The Satou household is on a cleaning spree!

Food can be a power weapon or super cute, as everything is better when it looks like Poyo!

Cats and humans alike enjoy Tanabata.

Summer has come and everyone handles it a different way.

The summer season continues and we focus this time on Kurobee and Hide.

The heat is bad and everybody is dealing with it in their own special way.

Cucumbers, watermelons, and snakes all make for great summer snacks.

A monk has come to perform a Buddhist memorial service and runs into Poyo.

The weather turns the conversation into a game of “What If”?

It is the season for Chrysanthemum.

Moe has an obvious addiction to all that is round.

It's all about pet hair and beauty salons.

What would happen if Poyo went to space… or was from space?

Living with Poyo pays off at the sports fest and Papa Satou doesn't fool around with thieves.

The colder air makes everyone a bit rounder.

How strong are the members of the Satou family?

All about Daifuku!

Does Poyo have what it takes to be a model?

A cat never forgives and never forgets.

Meat, potatoes, and a little weight gain.

Moe has been transported back to the Warring States era.

Moe has been transported back to the Warring States era and she is getting married?!

How do you stay warm in the winter?

Hide is sick and Poyo is there to help.

The 50th Episode Reference-loaded Extravaganza! Hya~

What do you do to celebrate the end of the year?

So long, round cat.