Cat's Eye - Season 2 (1984)

For his next mission against Cat's Eye, Toshio has himself locked inside a near-impenetrable museum for two days to guard "The Mermaid" painting.

A well-known but unscrupulous elite police commissioner, Himuro, arrives in town to help guard an important art collection arriving from Hong Kong

An unexpected burglary into his apartment, which deprived him of the money to pay his rent, forces Toshio to live with the Kisugi sisters.

Cat's Eye must now work hard to get rid of Toshio before their next target

Despite the security measures taken against them, Cat's Eye succeeds in nabbing their latest target, "Milky Way"

During Cat's Eye's latest heist, an inauspicious circumstance has forced Ai to hide their objective - a huge diamond stolen from the Kobari Company

A criminal is taken to prison for questioning, but Toshio lets him escape because of Cat's Eye.

One evening, Cat's Eye is unexpectedly visited by Hans Schmidt, their father's tutor in the arts.

A new case baffles both the police and Cat's Eye when several paintings which were just stolen by Cat's Eye are mysteriously taken from their secret hiding place and returned to their owners for a reward

During another heist in Yokohama, Hitomi is late in joining her sisters from her date with Toshio, forcing Rui and Ai to steal their latest objective without her help

The three thief sisters have to deal with a band of precious stone thieves

Cat's Eye plans to steal one of their objectives, a crucifix as part of a Maria statue, from a church in a ski resort

While Cat's Eye scouts the site of their next operation, they find that the door to the vault in which the painting is kept is virtually impregnable.

Following the latest Cat's Eye heist, Hitomi ends up on the deck of an American warship

A cunning thief by the name of Winter Firefly is raiding jewelry stores all over town while continually evading any security measures set up by the police, frustrating the Chief to no end.

Another Cat's Eye target, the "Goddess Statue", is due to arrive from Los Angeles in Tokyo

Cat's Eye intends to steal a precious violin, formerly part of Heinz's collection

Right before Cat's Eye can nab another of their father's paintings, the owner is murdered and the picture stolen, and Cat's Eye ends up being implicated as the culprits.

Posing as an underground informer, Hitomi leaks fake information about an impending Cat's Eye theft to Toshio as part of a plan to facilitate their actual scheme

Rui falls for a young talented painter who wants to gain international fame through her portrait.

One day, Toshio approaches the Kisugi sisters with a highly unusual request for help.

Toshio's daring and bravery captivates a young traffic officer, much to Hitomi's displeasure.

Just before an upcoming football match between the Inunari Police and the neighborhood association at Ohashi High School, Cat's Eye has set its aim on a large diamond

Because of their repeated inability to apprehend Cat's Eye, a reshuffling of post results in a demotion for Toshio, Asatani and the Chief to menial duty.

On his date night with Hitomi, Toshio is out of the blue asked to look after Yuichi, a neighbor's kid.

An elderly couple visits Japan in search of the Japanese spirit. They are also the owners of the next Cat's Eye target, and it seems like others are also after them.

The Kisugi sisters attend a ball in disguise to expose the true identity and purpose of its host. Even though Hitomi would love to dance with Toshio, Cat's Eye just doesn't have enough time left in order to finish their mission.

The Kisugi sisters participate in the "Miss Leotard" contest where a piece from their father's collection shows up as a grand prize.

After a part of their father's collection ended up stolen stolen ten years ago, the Kisugi sisters befriend the culprit, Sakai, who has just finished his prison term, in order to find the hiding place.

Posing as a very handsome man, Hitomi scouts a jewelry fair for Cat's Eye's next target, the "Amadeus" gemstone.

The Kisugi sisters go to Saipan for a much-needed "vacation"

While scouting the private gallery of philanthropic businessman Daizo Kuroiwa, Rui discovers that the targeted painting, "Glass Goddess", and likely all pictures in the exhibition are clever fakes.

Cat's Eye's next objective is stored in the Hirayama Art Museum, a fully automated facility famous for catching a sizeable number of thieves with its sophisticated security systems.

Ai writes about Cat's Eye for their school play - and who can portray Cat's Eye better than the Kisugi sisters themselves?