RyCatAPT 3B
Naps professionally. Says maybe six words a day. Somehow always exactly where he needs to be, exactly when it matters.
Who lives here
Every building has its characters. This one has only characters.
BanditTOP FLOOR
The building elder. Speaks in proverbs. Knows everything that happens here — usually before it happens. Don't ask how.
LunaAPT 2B
The one cat in Brooklyn who loves water. The shower, the puddles, the hydrant. Nobody knows why. Nobody questions it.
Lobster CatALLEY SIDE
22 pounds of Maine Coon. Looks terrifying. Is the softest resident in the building. Deeply embarrassed about it.
SkitzTHE WALLS?
The squirrel from the park who moved into the walls "for the summer." Talks at 400 words a minute. Somehow always right.
C-TrainIN THE WALLS
Hears everything that moves through the building. Takes credit for everything his partner figures out. Every single time.
StaticIN THE WALLS
Never wrong. Not once. Lets C-Train take the credit, because being underestimated is a strategy. He has a whole thing worked out.
HoneyDOWN THE BLOCK
Always warm, always smiling, always "helping." Everything gets 40% more complicated within ten minutes. Nobody blames her. They should.
The block
Small problems. Treated as enormous. Because to a cat, they are.
The Stoop
The town square. Everything important happens here, usually around snack time.
The Walls
Mouse territory. They have borders. They have paperwork. Do not ask about the paperwork.
The Park Corner
Where the squirrel allegedly lives. "Allegedly" is doing a lot of work in that sentence.
The Street
Hydrant summers, the ice cream truck, and the bus that's never on time. Perfect.
First up
In production
Episode One
Welcome to the Building
It's the first hot day of summer. The hydrant is open, Luna wants in, a squirrel has annexed the walls, and RyCat would like to finish his nap. He will not get to finish his nap.