Simba

Simba is a real housecat. That means he's only allowed to be indoors. You may think that sounds a bit boring, but there's never a dull moment when you live with ComKean. Every day, ComKean gets a lot of exciting parcels in the mail full of gifts and products he has to film and test, but one day, the mailman forgets to close the front door as he leaves, and Simba's curiosity gets the better of him. He runs down the stairwell and onto the street, and suddenly he's far away from the safety of his apartment... all alone in the bustling city streets of Copenhagen.

Simba's life is about to change dramatically. After moving out of his Copenhagen apartment, Simba moves into Charly's mom's house in the suburbs, where he starts adjusting to his new life as an outdoor cat. However, the house is already home to Otto - a bug-eyed little pug, who runs around barking all day long and simply loves sniffing Simba's backside. Simba tries to get tough with Otto to force him to keep his nose to himself, but has to realize that that's an urge little pugs find very hard to resist. One day, Simba comes up against a new challenge. A big dodgy looking guy takes a photo of him, and soon, Simba and Otto have to face a new threat. Simba and the Catnappers is written by YouTuber Charly Baasch (ComKean) and children's book author Michael Kamp. The illustrations are by Flemming Schmidt.

Simba has settled in well at Charly's mom's house in the suburbs. He enjoys spending his time with Otto the dog and his fox friend Ronja, who has just moved into a new den in their neighborhood. But all is not well. Dodgy characters have been selling fake Kitty Krunch to Charly's mom, and there's no way, Simba is going to stand for that. Meanwhile, there's an old, abandoned house nearby that people say is haunted by ghosts, and Simba can hardly wait to explore it! Soon, Ronja og Simba find that the house does indeed harbor a secret, and now, they'll have to use their smarts to make it through the night!