The Enemy's the Pirates!

The Enemy's the Pirates!: The Cat's Banquet (敵は海賊 ~猫たちの饗宴~, Teki wa Kaizoku: Neko no Kyōen) is a 1990 Japanese science fiction action comedy original video animation (OVA) series. It's based on a novel series by Chōhei Kambayashi.^[1]

Plot

The action anime centers about Apulo, a cat-type alien detective from the Pirate Division, and his colleague Raul Latell Satoru, along with the Al-equipped frigate Lagendra, who pursue the largest pirate in the solar system, Youmei Shalom Tsuzakki.

Characters

• Raul Latell-Satoru:^[1] Hideyuki Tanaka
• Apullo:^[1] Yūji Mitsuya
• Lagendra: Kenyu Horiuchi
• Marsha M.: Chie Kōjiro
• Chief Buster: Shinji Ogawa
• Youmei Czaki: Jouji Nakata
• Luck Jubilee: Tesshō Genda
• Herbert Katz: Kaneto Shiozawa
• Vesta Chicago: Shingo Kanemoto
• Kali Durga: Noriko Ohara
• Old Carma: Osamu Saka
• Sergeant Petroa: Daisuke Gōri
• Maniac: Mika Doi
• Yoshizaki: Isamu Tanonaka
• Dr. Yui: Hiroshi Masuoka
• Layer: Rokurō Naya
• Deniken: Kinryū Arimoto
• Yamaki: Masashi Ebara
• Elan: Masako Oka
• Miller: Yasunori Matsumoto
• Joe: Naoki Tatsuta

Releases

It was released on VHS, Laserdisc and DVD in Japan and on VHS in the United Kingdom.^[1]

Reception

On Anime News Network, Justin Sevakis called the original Japanese version "bland and inoffensive", saying he "can't imagine anyone hating it, but nobody's going to really enjoy it today".^[1]

References

External links

• The Enemy's the Pirates! (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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