Cat's Eye," which has been the talk of the town since its appearance in the film version of "City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes," makes its grand entrance as a BD-BOX!

The first season (36 episodes) and second season (37 episodes) of the TV anime "Cat's Eye," which was broadcast from 1983 to 1985, will be released in a Blu-ray box set in two volumes.

Cat's Eye" is Tsukasa Hojo's first serial work. It is a TV animation based on the love comedy manga in which three beautiful sisters, Tapiwa, Hitomi, and Ai, play darkly as the thief "Cat's Eye". It was a big hit for its brilliant stealing skills and the thrilling romance between the second sister, Hitomi, and detective Utsumi, and the TV anime was broadcast from 1983 to 1985.

It has appeared in the film version "City Hunter <Shinjuku Private Eyes>" released in 2019 and has become a hot topic.
⇒ " City Hunter the Movie" new trailer features the three Cat's Eye sisters! Keiko Toda also appears in the film.

The Blu-ray box containing all 36 episodes of the 1st season and all 37 episodes of the 2nd season of the TV anime "Cat's Eye" will be released as a box containing the upper and lower volumes (2 Blu-ray discs in each volume).

The box set will be digitally remastered from the original masters in "High Rate SD (480i)" quality, and each disc will contain approximately 7 hours of full-length episodes.

This is a compact and affordable permanent preservation edition, so please be sure to check it out.

Product Information
Cat's Eye" Compact BD-BOX
Cat's Eye" 2nd Season Compact BD-BOX
Release date: (1st) August 23, 2019 / (2nd) September 20, 2019
Price: 24,500 yen each (excluding tax)
Part numbers: (1st) FFXC-9025, (2nd) FFXC-9026
Number of discs: 2 Blu-ray Discs per volume
Number of discs: (1st) approx. 888 min. + video extras, (2nd) approx. 912 min. + video extras
Audio: Linear PCM/stereo
Screen Size: 4:3 (480i)
Disc Specification: BD50G
Production Year: (1st) 1984, (2nd) 1985
Country of Origin: Japan
Country of Origin: Japan ・Sales Agency: Frontier Works
Enclosure benefits for both the 1st and 2nd series: booklet, acrylic card with an image of Cats card (tentative)
All specifications are subject to change without notice. All specifications are subject to change without notice.

<Synopsis
Famous art galleries and museums receive a challenge letter from the mysterious "Cat's Eye," a group of three thieves who specialize in masterpieces.
Detective Toshio, who has been successfully outsmarted once again, is complaining at "Cat's Eye," a coffee shop run by his girlfriend Hitomi, her sister Tearaway, and her sister Ai.
Unbeknownst to him, however, these pupils are the true identity of the thief, and their purpose is to recover the scattered posthumous works of their father, Heinz, a world-famous painter, and also to solve the mystery surrounding his death.

<The 1st and 2nd common main casts> Hitomi Raise: Keiko Toda
Hitomi Raisei: Keiko Toda
Tears Raiyu: Yoshiko Fujita
Ai Raisei: Chinatsu Sakamoto
Toshio Utsumi: Yoshihito Yasuhara
Manager: Kenji Utsumi
Mitsuko Asatani：Yoshiko Sakakibara

＜1st Main Staff＞ ＜Original Story
Original Story : Tsukasa Hojo
Chief Director : Keio Takeuchi
Character design：Akio Sugino
Animation director：Tomo Hirayama
Scenario：Keisuke Fujikawa, Norifumi Terada, Tomoko Kanaharu, etc.
Director/ Storyboards: Keio Takeuchi, Hiroshi Fukutomi, Shunji Ohga, Masaharu Okuwaki, etc.
Music: Kazuo Otani
Production, Copyright: TMS Entertainment, Inc.

＜Opening Theme
CAT'S EYE
Song: Anri Lyrics: Tokuko Miura Music: Yuichiro Oda

＜Ending theme
DANCING WITH THE SUNSHINE
Song: Kathy Lynn Lyrics: Tokuko Miura Music: Yuichiro Oda

＜2nd Main Staff
Original Story : Tsukasa Hojo
Chief Director：Kanetsugu Kodama
Animation director/Character design：Satoshi Hirayama
Scenario：Kanji Kashiwabara, Shunichi Miyashita, Yuichi Higure, etc.
Director/ Storyboards：Kanetsugu Kodama, Hiroshi Fukutomi, Shunji Ohga, Masaharu Okuwaki, Keio Takeuchi, Momota Otashira
Art Director: Toshiharu Mizutani
Music: Kazuo Otani
Production, Copyright: TMS Entertainment, Inc.

＜Opening Theme
Dillinger
Song: Mariko Tone Lyrics: Tokuko Miura Music: Ken Sato

＜Ending theme
Hot Stuff
Song: Shelly Savage, lyrics by Brian Ritchie, music by Tsunogoji

Contents and specifications are subject to change without notice. Contents and specifications are subject to change without notice.

(C) Tsukasa Hojo/NSP/TMS 1983