Hojo Tsukasa revealed that "Cat's Eyes" will be made into a live-action drama and will be produced in France

According to Japanese media reports on April 1, Hojo Tsukasa revealed through a friend that one of his representative works, "Cat's Eye", will be made into a live-action drama, scheduled to be produced in France, so stay tuned.

• "Cat's Eye" is a representative manga by Japanese manga artist Hojo Tsukasa, which was adapted into a TV animation in 1983. The story tells that the "Cat's Eye Sisters" are a group of thieves who specialize in stealing works of art. When they commit crimes, they always leave cards with the words "Cat's Eye Sisters". Detective Utsumi Toshio of Inunaki Police Station is responsible for investigating the case of the Cat's Eye Sisters, but the arrest operation fails again and again because the Cat's Eye Sisters are at large, which leads to a series of hilarious and interesting stories.

France is known as the second home of Japanese comics. Japanese comics are much more popular here than American comics. Previously, Hojo Tsukasa's masterpiece "City Hunter" was made into a live-action movie by the French and received rave reviews. This time, it seems that the live-action drama "Cat's Eye" has also been released in France for the first time. Please stay tuned for more detailed news.