v2.5.6.4 is the current stable Kucing Pink build, and it is worth the two-minute update. The headline change is a refreshed server list, which is the thing that most affects your daily watching. Here is everything that changed and how to update without losing anything.
What changed in v2.5.6.4
Server list refresh with new and replacement sources, player stability fixes for mid-episode stalls, and subtitle handling improvements for tracks that previously failed to load. Under the hood, the 27.85 MB package keeps the same light footprint and Android 5.0+ support.
Why the server refresh matters
Streaming sources rotate constantly; old servers die and new ones appear. An outdated server list means more dead episodes and more buffering. Updating is the simplest performance upgrade available. If streams still buffer after updating, our buffering fix guide and server switching guide take it from there.
How to update safely
Download v2.5.6.4 from our download page and install it directly over your existing install. Do not uninstall first. Your My List, downloads, and settings carry over. Still on something older? The old versions archive explains when rolling back makes sense.
After updating
Open the app, play one episode to confirm the new servers respond, and re-enable notifications if Android reset them. Anything odd? Run through the 9 fixes before assuming the worst.
Who should update first
If your streams have been buffering lately or episode lists show dead entries, update Kucing Pink now; the server refresh directly addresses both. If everything in Kucing Pink already works, you can update at your leisure, but there is no reason to stay behind.
Reporting problems after updating
Note your phone model, Android version, and the exact step that fails, then tell us through the contact page. Concrete details get fixed; vague reports do not.
All steps above were verified on the current official site build of this kawaii anime app.