Cat's Eye

By day Hitomi, Rui, and Ai run the Cat's Eye Café, a cozy hub that locals adore. By night the sisters slip into the shadows with practiced ease, carrying out art heists that are as stylish as they are daring. Their double life is built on loyalty, a strong sibling bond, and a shared appetite for mischief, but it also tests how far they’ll go to protect each other. Each caper blends fast-paced action with clever puzzle solving, bright animation, and a wink of humor. The trio uses disguises and teamwork to outsmart rival collectors and keep their true motive hidden from those who would hunt them down.

Cat's Eye is created by Tsukasa Hojo, bringing Hitomi Kisugi, Rui Kisugi, and Ai Kisugi to life with voice work by Mikako Komatsu, Ami Koshimizu, and Yumiri Hanamori. The series blends animation, mystery, and light comedy while staying true to the caper roots that fans expect. The animation blends retro flair with modern pacing, delivering crisp action and bright, expressive character animation throughout episodes.

Box office figures don’t apply to a TV series, and no worldwide grosses are reported for Cat's Eye. Interest comes from storytelling, character chemistry, and the animation style rather than box totals.

No major awards have been announced for this title so far. Being a new iteration, early chatter focuses on its tone, pacing, and cast rather than accolades.

As a fresh take on a classic caper, the show may shape fans expectations for sister driven heists and stylish planning. Its longer term impact will depend on reach, streaming cadence, and how audiences respond.

Early reception is mild with a 7.0 out of 10 from 2 votes, suggesting cautious enthusiasm. The show leans into family loyalty, identity, and the ethics of theft while mixing brisk action, humor, and puzzle solving.