Los Gatos Samurai

Título original: Samurai Pizza Cats

Serie de TV
1990–1991
TV-Y7
30min

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Anime Superhero Action Animation Comedy Family Sci-Fi

Los empleados felinos de una pizzería luchan contra el crimen como superhéroes cuando se les llama.Los empleados felinos de una pizzería luchan contra el crimen como superhéroes cuando se les llama.Los empleados felinos de una pizzería luchan contra el crimen como superhéroes cuando se les llama.

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Trivia
The male Pizza Cats never remove their helmets, however Polly Ester does in at least two episodes, revealing she has short, red hair and a similar set of ears under her helmet.

Citas
Polly: I was so worried about pizza toppings, I never realized the spice of my inner feelings for him... and now, he's heading straight into the deadly comet, and I may never have the chance to tell him how I feel... oh, to stroke his fuzzy whiskers... I love him so!

Créditos curiosos
No animal was hurt or mistreated during the making of this cartoon

Conexiones
Edited from Kyattô ninden teyandee (1990)

Bandas sonoras
Samurai Pizza Cats Theme
(opening)
Performed by Michael Airington (as Singing Sensation: Googie Gomez)

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Funnier than "What's Up, Tiger Lily?"

This show is funnier than Woody Allen's "What's Up, Tiger Lily?," which is very much in the same vein.

Like Allen's film, the SPCs are a Japanese production given a very funny English soundtrack, only this time the Japanese production was a spoof of anime to start with. The result: A very, very funny show, both visually and in the soundtrack, with no slow spots or inappropriate humor.

The English soundtrack was made up out of whole cloth, because there were no transcripts of the Japanese scripts to translate. The crew made a virtue out of necessity.

Beware the funny-looking blue stuff.