Samurai Pizza Cats (1990– )The feline staff of a pizza joint fight crime as superheroes when called for. |
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Title: Samurai Pizza Cats (1990– )
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The pizza-delivery service Samurai Pizza Cats are also young samurai crime-fighters in their spare time, ready to spring into action from their headquarters above the pizza parlour whenever someone is in trouble. Protecting their myopic Princess and the city from forces led by The Big Cheese, they get into hilarious, action-packed scrapes, but always come out on top, mainly because the baddies are more incompetent than nefarious. Written by Cynan Rees <cynanrees@hotmail.com>
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(theme song)
Performed by Michael Airington (as Googie Gomez)
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In "Close Encounters of the Pig Kind" during a battle sequence, there is a single frame animator's gag of Marilyn Monroe's head. Other hidden still frames can also be seen throughout the series. See more »Crazy Credits
No animal was hurt or mistreated during the making of this cartoon See more »Connections
Featured in Familiar Faces: Familiar Faces #25: Top 11 Forgotten Openings (2010) See more »Soundtracks
"Samurai Pizza Cats Opening Theme"(theme song)
Performed by Michael Airington (as Googie Gomez)
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A creative, fun anime. This one involved the Pizza cats who were also samurais and fought evil characters when inter-rumping peace in Tokyo. See, the cats work on a Pizza restaurant!
This cartoon is really a hidden gem. It had the necessary humor to entertain children and adults. The situations were really comical with
the Japanesse touch. I really dug the sometimes black humor used because it fit perfectly with the characters.
I liked their comical adventures and the cartoon's ending always had a positive message.
Oh, this is pure nostalgia. I remember always sitting in front of t.v. every day at 4:00 p.m. waiting eagerly for the show.
This cartoon is tender but really humorous. I don't know where to find it but believe me, if it's released on DVD, it will be a HUGE success. This may be the best comical anime.
Also, the opening song is stuff for legend. Samurai Pizza Cats!!