Intermediate Info
Three cats. Three cats in armor and with mean swords.
Three cats that know how to cook pizza with double pepperoni.
Are you thinking what I'm thinking? That's right: these are
the Samurai Pizza Cats we're talking about.
The main group consists of the comedic leader, Speedy Cerviche, who
lives up to his name; the suave Guido Anchovy, and Polly Esther, a
frying-pan wielding fatal female. Whenever their commander, Big Al
Dente, detects danger, he contacts the Cats via telephone. Francine,
the Cats' manager at their pizza parlor, the "Pizza Cat", launches them
towards trouble through the clock tower-turned cannon, usually giving them
a building to crash through in mid-air.
The SPC aren't alone in their crime-stopping duties. Whenever
things cat too hot for them to handle, they have a Rescue Team to call on.
Each one matches a certain elemental property: General Catton, fire;
Spritz The Cat, water; Bat Cat, air; Meowzma, earth. They know how
use their weaponry in the right situations to thwart the main villains in
the series. And, if things get especially tricky, the main Cats have
backup in the form of a robot, the Supreme Catatonic.
Speaking of main villains, there are three main ones. The first one,
Seymour "Big" Cheese, is supposedly a rat (although in the Japanese
version, he's a fox). There are also his assistants, Jerry Atric and
Bad Bird, two crows that are more evil than the Big Cheese himself.
They are usually the ones behind the cheap robots sent out to
destroy the city. From time to time, they also contact the Rude
Noise, a group of hard-rocking crows that can give the Cats a scare at
times.
This is, possibly, one of the funnier cartoons that we at the
Headquarters have seen to date, although it only lasted 50 episodes total.
To give out more information on the individual cast members, we've
got a few profiles up. Feel free to look at them.
Remember: the pics and WAVs within here were not made by
Wildcat; he found these in various places on the Internet that either no
longer exist or are extremely out of date. Also, the MIDI file in
Francine's page has been dropped in favor of the WAV. The names in
parenthesis are the characters' Japanese names, which were obtained
through Wildcat's personal knowledge and a monthly newsletter (in the
case of the Big Cheese). Enjoy, people.
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