Udonnyang, here we go!
Udon restaurant in crisis!

The goblin bat udon restaurant is on the verge of closing down due to a lack of customers.
President Moran just sighs deeply.
While kneading the udon dough, hoping to make some delicious udon, a pure white, soft cat suddenly pops out from the dough! With a squishy body and a long, noodle-like tail, President Moran names this cat "Udonnyang."
Then, the quiet udon restaurant becomes bustling with the birth of a 'buckwheat cat' from buckwheat dough.
Gluttonous Udonyang, nagging Buckwheat Cat, and the secretive owner Moran! Can the bubbly trio attract customers and save the shop? The first story in the "Creatures of Udonyang" series, featuring lively imagination, unique characters, and hidden-picture elements, enhances the reading experience.

Rub rub rub, rub rub... Meow?
From white udon dough
Soft and chewy udon nyang is born!

Inside the street, there is a shop with a prominent horn-shaped roof.
It is the 'Dokkaebi Bangmaeng Udon House'.
It's been a month since we opened, but there aren't any customers.
The boss makes a scary face whenever he sees a customer, and everyone is running away because of Moran.
Mr. Moran just sighs deeply.
I start kneading udon dough to try and gain some strength by making udon and eating it.
Kneading, kneading, kneading… … Meow? Suddenly, the dough puffs up, a tail pops out, and it turns into a cat, shouting “Woo-doong!”
This is Udonnyang, a cat born from udon dough.
Then, as the buckwheat noodle cat was born from the buckwheat dough, saying “Me-e-mil!”, the quiet udon restaurant suddenly became bustling.

Gluttonous Udon Cat × Nagging Buckwheat Cat
Cats with unique personalities born from dough
A grand plan to save a failing udon restaurant!

The new book in the "Big Bear Elementary School" series of the Book Reading Bear series, "Creature Creature Udon Cat: Came out of the Dough!" is a comic-style fairy tale filled with whimsical imagination and delightful episodes.
This book contains the story of the mishaps that occur at an udon restaurant between two cats, Udonnyang and Memilnyang, who were born while kneading dough.
Udonnyang is a glutton who eats bowls of udon as soon as he is born.
He is also a troublemaker who secretly licks guests' food and asks for just one shrimp tempura.
However, it is a cute cat that you can never hate because it carries its clothes around like a bag and sleeps with kelp as a blanket.
Buckwheat cat, who wears fried shrimp around his neck like a muffler, starts cleaning as soon as he sees a store, and is a smart cat who quickly solves any problems that arise.
Udonnyang and Memilnyang often bicker over trivial things.
“Tang-tang-tang udon is more delicious!”, “Slurp-tang-tang buckwheat noodles are the best!”, they argue every day.
There's even a suspicious Mr. Moran who makes a scary expression whenever he sees a customer.
The three musketeers are so noisy that they don't have a moment to be quiet.

Then one day, Moran's mother sends a letter saying, 'Close the store and come back home.'
If you don't close the store, your strict and scary mother might come looking for you.
An udon restaurant with no customers and only cats is on the verge of closing down.
Will the two bickering cats and Moran be able to join forces and protect the Goblin Bat Udon Shop?

Makes you flip through the pages of a book
Cute cartoon with hidden picture elements

《Creator Udon Nyang》 is a story about strong characters who join forces to overcome a crisis.
Udongnyang, who does what he wants to do and can't stand being curious about something, resembles curious children.
The sight of a child being distracted by the smell of soup while running an errand reminds me of what might happen when a child runs an errand alone for the first time.
However, the bickering Udon Cat and Buckwheat Cat join hands to save the Udon restaurant.
The sight of the two cats cleaning up a messy store and singing songs to attract customers while running around the neighborhood is just like the sight of children getting along well with each other as if they never fought.

Born from the quirky and lovely imagination of an udon-loving author, this story will immerse you in the joy of reading.
The book is rich in onomatopoeia and mimetic words to enhance the reading experience, and the hidden picture elements are incorporated throughout the comic book to provide a unique experience with each page you turn.
As expected from an artist who mainly draws food comics, looking at the cute characters popping out of the dough somehow makes my mouth water.
Likewise, the story became more familiar and appetizing to our readers through the hands of a translator who loves food and has translated various food comics into Korean.
As you turn the pages of the book, you feel as if the smell of warm udon soup is wafting in.
《Creatures of Udon Cats》 is a book full of charm that combines two subjects that children love: food and cats, and will immediately captivate children who love udon, children who love cats, and children who are just starting to read on their own.