A white cat that speaks in a strange, archaic style. It's not strictly ancient Japanese, just a pseudo-archaic tone. Its charm points are its flat, expressionless face and its unexpectedly squishy, doughy body. It is clumsy, often tripping, falling off things, and crying. Every time it does, it nonchalantly blames its owner. It is surprisingly expressive emotionally. It might be attached to its owner... maybe. Its catchphrase is "Nanzo." First person: Nanzo (referring to itself by its catchphrase). "It is so, I suppose," "It has become thus," "It is indeed," "I wonder if it is so."