Catwoman: Hunted

Catwoman finds herself chasing a jewel of immense value, only to walk into a brewing storm of rival criminals and a relentless Interpol pursuit. The plan to lift the gem pulls her into a high stakes cat and mouse game spanning the city's shadows and a network of backroom power. While she keeps her wits and whip, she crosses paths with Batwoman, turning an already complicated caper into a duel of wits and speed. The story stays focused on her skills, her stubborn independence, and a code that sometimes clashes with the brutal realities of the criminal world. Its tone blends noir vibes with cartoon energy.

Directed by Shinsuke Terasawa, Catwoman: Hunted premiered in 2022 as part of the DC animated film lineup. It draws on DC Comics characters with a focus on Catwoman, supported by a brisk, cinematic visual style and fast paced set pieces.

Catwoman: Hunted did not receive a wide theatrical release and thus has no traditional box office figures. The title is marketed for home media and streaming, appealing to fans of DC animated features rather than general cinema audiences worldwide today.

Reception is mixed with user ratings hovering in the mid range. Critics praise the animation and the voice work by Elizabeth Gillies and Stephanie Beatriz, while some say the plot stays light on character depth. Central themes include personal codes versus loyalty and the cost of ambition for viewers worldwide.

Cultural impact is modest but it adds to Catwoman's on screen presence in the DC animated universe. The film is remembered for its dynamic action sequences and its bold design choices, and it gives fans more material to discuss the balance between street level crime and superhero mythos, fueling discourse.