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S1, EP9 "A Very Strange Chase"
Toshio decides the only way to outwit Cat's is to steal their target first; with their roles reversed, Hitomi and Toshio set out on a chase across Yokohama that ends at the bottom of a well.
S1, EP10 "Do You Like Dog Food?"
Police and thieves alike attempt to bring a corrupt businessman to justice.
S1, EP11 "A Dangerous American Seduction"
Hitomi tags along when Toshio mounts a sting operation on an illegal mafia-run casino; after finding one of her father's long-missing paintings in the lobby, Hitomi uses her wiles to try and win it back.
S1, EP12 "A Splendid European Seduction"
Hitomi awaits her big roulette game for her father's painting aboard the Queen Scheherazade; Rui infiltrates the ship by posing as a dancer and works to install herself as the dealer for Hitomi's game.
S2, EP34 "To the Southern Cross, with Love"
Tracking down an item from their father's collection, the sisters travel to Saipan.
S2, EP33 "Heartbreak Over Cat's"
Hitomi disguises herself as a man for a job but things quickly get complicated.
S2, EP31 "The Splendid Leotard"
Cat's Eye are after the winning prize of a pageant contest called Miss Leotard.
S2, EP25 "Capricious Scramble"
A young woman joins the police force and falls in love with Toshio, dragging him apart from Hitomi.
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