
Catnapped
- Studio
- Studio B Productions
- Distributor
- Jetix
Synopsis
While training, Pucca shoots a suction arrow at Garu with a coupon to the Goh-Rong restaurant. With Mio in tow, he goes to have dinner there. Mio sees Yani and decides to eat with her, but makes a mess in the process, displeasing Yani who goes to clean off in the cat's restroom. However, the sign for the restroom was switched to a door leading outside, causing Yani to be kidnapped by Tobe. When leaving the restaurant, Garu and Mio hear Yani's distressed cry and give chase. Pucca shows up on her motor scooter, picking up Garu in the process. They are led to a ship where Garu and Mio are trapped while trying to rescue Yani. Pucca comes in to rescue Garu, quickly dispatching Tobe's minions, and using a swordfish to cut Tobe's clothes, causing him to swim away in embarrassment. Pucca brings Garu, Mio, and Yani back to the restaurant, and while the cats eat, Pucca shows Garu her Jell-O dessert. Unimpressed, Garu tries to leave, but Pucca sticks him in the Jell-O and kisses him repeatedly.
Characters
Pucca, Garu, Tobe, Uncle Dumpling, Ho, Linguini
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Greg Sullivan
- Assistant Directors
- Dallas Parker, Jayson Thiessen
Producing
- Producer
- Kirsten Newlands
- Executive Producers
- Chris Bartleman, Michael Lekes, Blair Peters
Writing
- Writer
- Colin Yardley, Larry Raskin
Animation
- Animator
- Tony Cliff, Michael Rodrigues
Voices
- Voice
- Tabitha St. Germain (Pucca), Brian Drummond (Garu), Lee Tockar (Tobe), Brian Dobson (Uncle Dumpling), Michael Dobson (Ho), Dale Wilson (Linguini)
Music
- Music
- Hal Foxton Beckett
Editing
- Editor
- Garry Wallace, Tom Harris
Crew
- Concept Created By
- Vooz Character Systems
- Art Direction
- Joshua Pong
- Design Coordinator
- Matthew Lyons
- Location Designers
- Rebecca Dart, Samuel To
- Storyboard Revisionists
- Dan Hughes, Meagan Mah, Greg Stainton
- Storyboard Artists
- Louie Escauriaga, Jocelan Hillton, Sherwin Macario, Tim Packford, Kenny Park, Dallas Parker
- Background Layout Supervisor
- Mark Marren
- Layout
- Mark Marren
- Background Color Key
- Geoffrey Manson
- Scenery
- Mark Marren
- Cleanup Artist
- Mike Luney
- Timing Director
- Colleen Holub
- Camera
- Tobias Anker
- AFX and Camera
- Tobias Anker
- Production Manager
- Athena Cho
- Post-Production Supervisor
- Charmaine Lazaro
- Sound Editor
- Roger Monk
- Sound
- Todd Araki
- Sound Recording Engineer
- Jason Frederickson
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer
- Marcel Duperreault
Companies and other credits
- Sound: Dick & Roger's Sound Studio
- Sound Effects Editor: Kirk Furniss
Production notes
Pucca loves Garu, and she wants to kiss him every day. Young Garu has a different idea: he's following the stoic path of the Ninja, and he wants to be left in peace. Pucca's uncles want to perfect their restaurant's noodle recipe, and Abyo just wants to rip his shirt off and be like Bruce Lee.
Funny love and kung-fu kicks abound in this comedy starring this well-loved Asian licensing starlet.
2D computer animation.
Funny love and kung-fu kicks abound in this comedy starring this well-loved Asian licensing starlet.
2D computer animation.
