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S1, EP13 "Don't Go, My Love"
Toshio has a chance for promotion, but he must move away from Cat's Eye and Hitomi.
S1, EP14 "Cleopatra's Ransom"
Toshio and Asatani get kidnapped by the owners of "Cleopatra's Tear," Cat's Eyes latest target.
S1, EP15 "The Leotard Flies at Midnight"
Rui goes undercover to get close to a millionaire art collector who has recently purchased one of her father's paintings.
S1, EP16 "Monday is the Time to Smile"
The newest Cat's Eye target resides in a bank and is protected by dozens of security cameras.
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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