Death Metal Loving, Beer Drinking Cat Aggretsuko Headed For Netflix

Finally, a Netflix show that speaks to ME!

February 9, 2018

Aggretsuko is a red panda who hates her job and deals with it by drinking beer and singing death metal in a karaoke bar - we imagine quite a few of you might relate to her on some level.

The creation of a company called Sanrio, the same folks responsible for Hello Kitty, Aggretsuko originally premiered in Japan in 2016, but now is coming to Netflix on April 20. In the US that's...4/20.

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