🐈👀 Cats Eye: 80s Manga Art Thief Trading Cards 🖼️🥷

Tsukasa Hojo is most famous for creating the incredible City Hunter #manga - but before that he created Cats Eye. #catseye is a manga series started way back in 1981 featuring three women who own and run a cafe. At night these women are successful art thieves. If you want to know where #cityhunter got its style - check out these Cats Eye #animecards
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
05:30 Cat's Eye Flyer Walkthrough
07:47 Unboxing Cat's Eye Trading Cards
09:48 Opening Cat's Eye Packs
20:56 Conclusion

[@supersayiangohan]

Yoo awesome video 💪 keep up the amazing work

[@TradingCardArchivist]

Thank you!

[@Juggalo4k]

When I saw the title to this video I thought it was about Catseye, the all non Korean k-pop group. Lol

[@TradingCardArchivist]

I didn't know about that group, just read a few articles - very interesting thing, an international group but designed and built using kpop methods.

[@Juggalo4k]

I just saw that a new Gundam card game is releasing soon.

[@TradingCardArchivist]

oh yeah it looks pretty interesting too! I watched all the announce videos, I'm hoping a shop near me can run a preview event.

[@kkchi589]

Hi. This is not the first time that a manga by Tsukasa Hojo has been adapted into live action in France. City Hunter had already been treated to a French production (Nicky Larson and the Perfume of Cupidon) a few years ago. The two animated mangas were very successful when they were broadcast in France in the 80s. For information, the theme of the gentleman burglar was still very anchored in the French cultural unconscious at the time, this due to the fictional character Arsene Lupin created by Maurice Leblanc at the beginning of the last century, who remains one of the great last popular heroes of French literature.

[@TradingCardArchivist]

Thanks for the background! I always love learning more about why certain franchises get to be popular in certain places.