

But all she wants is to play and be petted! Chi's also one of the few "normal" cats on our list- she doesn't talk (she sure tries though!), have magical powers, and doesn't have any unusual markings either. Well, prepare to squeal with delight as you read this list honoring the top 20 cutest cats in anime!Ĭat lovers will love Chi's Sweet Home- I mean it's literally all about little Chi's antics at home and outside in the big scary world! Her human family loves her, but she loves to get herself into trouble. I bet just thinking about them puts a smile on your face. Come on, you know what cats I'm talking about. Or the ones that follow pink haired dragon slayers around, saying "aye sir!" and other cute lines. For example, the ones who follow young magical girls around, giving them advice. (You need to be careful about where you change the Image.Visibility property this needs to happen on the UI thread.Man, cats are adorable! I mean, what's not to love about them? As if they weren't cute enough in real life, anime also has a wide variety of adorable (not to mention iconic) cats. LoadingGif.Visibility = Visibility.Hidden Private void OnRunWorkerCompleted(object o, RunWorkerCompletedEventArgs args) Task.Delay(2000).Wait() // Pretend to work Private void OnDoWork(object o, DoWorkEventArgs args) Worker.RunWorkerCompleted += OnRunWorkerCompleted LoadingGif.Visibility = Visibility.Visible īackgroundWorker worker = new BackgroundWorker()


Once the BackgroundWorker is done, hide the Imageagain: private void OnGoClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) In the button's Click event handler, you make the Image visible and start a BackgroundWorker. Assume the following XAML, with one hidden Image and one Button that pretends to load data:
