Garfield spends most of the strip playing in a sprinkler. She tells him that "it's not good to get tigers wet." Hobbes's own explanation: "It takes us all day to dry, and until we do, we smell funny." Calvin and Hobbes: When Calvin's mom has signed him up for swimming lessons against his will, he asks her if she signed the tiger Hobbes up too.
The party discovers this during a trip to the beach, where she spends her time sunbathing, freezes up when Saphir suggests that she should race Hime to a rock in the middle of the water, and yowls in dismay when Hime splashes her. In Tales of Wedding Rings, Granart, the harem's resident Cat Girl, doesn't like to get wet.
In Yo-kai Watch: Shadowside Jibanyan hates water so much he refuses to fight the aquatic monster of the week!.In Kuro, the titular cat seems to be okay with water, as long as it's not in the water.He's actually not that bad a swimmer, and he certainly doesn't hate it as much as leeks. In Fruits Basket's Beach Arc, Kyo ( the Cat) doesn't intend to swim, until Haru baits him into a contest with Yuki.However, she doesn't mind taking a shower or bath. In Omamori Himari, Himari Noihara, being a Cat Girl, refuses to get in any water deep enough to swim in.It decides to follow Tsareena's example at a pool and take a nap instead. Ash's Litten/Torracat isn't a fan of the water, which would be justified by its Fire type nature if Lycanroc (a Rock type with a similar weakness) didn't love being bathed.Pokémon: The Series: Meowth hates water, especially wet water! However, he's fine with hot springs, and one relatively obscure Pokemon Sunday ending theme showed him having fun surfing, so maybe he just hates water under certain circumstances.There are lots of water bottles outside, and he explains that the reflection of light off of the water is used to keep them away. Clueless Detective Kurosawa is afraid of cats and is able to identify the house of another cat hater by an important detail. Possibly explained in an episode of Darker than Black.
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