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⭐ Rating: 4/10

📅 Year: 1976

🗣️ Language: Japanese

🎭 Category: Anime, Thriller, Web Series

🎬 Genre: Animation, Mystery

📺 Seasons: 1  •  Episodes: 25

🎥 Creator: Kazuo Umezu

👥 Cast: Koji Yada, Junko Hori, Katsuhiko Iida

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Cat-Eyed Boy (1976) is a Japanese animation, mystery web series created by Kazuo Umezu, starring Koji Yada, Junko Hori, Katsuhiko Iida. With an audience score of 4/10, it is a mixed but curious watch. On MovieLinkBD Official you get the full story, cast & crew, ratings, the official trailer and exactly where to watch Cat-Eyed Boy online in HD.

Cat-Eyed Boy (1976) is a animation, mystery web series in Japanese. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Cat-Eyed Boy online in HD.

Cat-Eyed Boy — Storyline

The story is told by the cat-eyed boy, hated by humans and demons, who engages in tales of terror, including monsters and children.

Cast & Crew

  • Created by: Kazuo Umezu
  • Starring: Koji Yada, Junko Hori, Katsuhiko Iida

Cat-Eyed Boy — Series Details

First Air Date 1976-04-01
Seasons 1
Episodes 25
Genre Animation, Mystery
Language Japanese
Network Tokyo Channel 12
Status Ended
Rating 4/10 (1 votes)

Cat-Eyed Boy — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: The Parental Nioh (1976-04-01) — Cat-Eyed Boy is the son of Nekomata, a cat demon, and a human mother. Half-demon, half-human, he is shunned by both worlds. He is raised by a foster mother, Miya, who has to beg fo
  • E2: The Long-Neck's Tomb (1976-04-08) — Our lonely, scorned hero interrupts his quest to find his birth mother to save a village from a monster called the Long-Neck.

    The Long-Neck demands an annual sacrifice of a young

  • E3: Showdown with the Begrudging Rat Snake (1976-04-15) — The Cat-Eyed Boy is continuing his search for his mother, but he's in dire straits from hunger. A friendly boy named Tatsuo saves him and takes him to his grandmother's house for f
  • E4: The Kodama Tree Spirit (1976-04-22) — The Kodama tree spirit, an ancient oak with a black heart that sucks the life out of its victims.
  • E5: The Tear Witch and the Wailing Man (1976-04-29) — The Tear Witch and the Wailing Man, an ancient malevolent witch who lives on her victims tears, and her son, who eats the victims after they've been wrung dry.
  • E6: The Pitiable Beach Skull (1976-05-06) — The Beach Skull, the ghost of a deceased person who haunts the one they loved.
  • E7: The Nullface's Curse (1976-05-13) — Cat-Eyed boy saves a young woman named Misako from a vicious dog. He also unknowingly unleashes a powerful spirit that had been locked in a tomb for centuries.
  • E8: The Hellant (1976-05-20) — Cat-Eyed Boy meets Yae, a pilgrim visiting a spirit medium in hopes of talking to her deceased son. He goes along, to see if his mother is dead or alive.
  • E9: The Dark Priest (1976-05-27) — Cat-Eyed Boy saves a boy, Tamotsu, who was bitten by a viper while out gathering roots to feed his family. His village is suffering from floods and famine, brought on by the Dark P
  • E10: The Mountain Widow's Blood Curse (1976-06-03) — Cat-Eyed Boy meets a kindly woman who makes charcoal for a village. She recognizes him as her son, and he enjoys a heartfelt reunion.
  • E11: Weedling, the Monster of the Lake (1976-06-10) — Cat-Eyed Boy inadvertently eats the sacred fruit of the golden peach tree.
  • E12: The Trembletail (1976-06-17) — Cat-Eyed Boy tries to save a sick and starving grandfather, who has beendigging a tunnel through Mount Kojin to allow faster access from his village to doctors in the city.
  • E13: Wrath of the Stone Demon (1976-06-24) — Nobuo and his grandmother live in a remote village at the base of Mount Tengu. When a will-o'-the-wisp appears on the mountain, a white powder falls that puts everyone to sleep and
  • E14: Eerie! The Woman Who Lives in the Mirror (1976-07-01) — Sentaro's village is plagued by multiple murders. The victim is always drained of blood and nearly mummified. Sentaro believes it's caused by the Blood-Sucking Woman, who lives in
  • E15: Episode 15 (1976-07-08)
  • E16: Episode 16 (1976-07-15)
  • E17: Episode 17 (1976-07-22)
  • E18: Episode 18 (1976-07-29)
  • E19: Episode 19 (1976-08-05)
  • E20: Episode 20 (1976-08-12)
  • E21: Episode 21 (1976-08-19)
  • E22: Episode 22 (1976-08-26)
  • E23: Episode 23 (1976-09-02)
  • E24: A Tearful Reunion (1976-09-30)
  • E25: Episode 25 (1976-09-16)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Cat-Eyed Boy have? 1 season(s) with 25 episodes.

Who created Cat-Eyed Boy? Kazuo Umezu.

Where can I watch Cat-Eyed Boy? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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