Ado's opening hits so hard it rewires your entire mood before the first heist even starts. The theft sequences don't always stick the landing, but when they do, the soundtrack carries you through, every caper becomes a music video where the point is the confidence, not the plot. A girlfriend hiding that she's literally stealing from her boyfriend's cases, played completely straight in a show that refuses to take anything seriously: that's the sweet spot this adaption found.

The three Kisugi sisters, Hitomi, Rui and Ai, run a café called Cat's Eye and secretly work as a highly skilled trio of art thieves, leaving calling cards bearing that name wherever they strike. Their targets are artworks that once belonged to their long-missing father, Heinz, a renowned collector, and they steal them hoping he will reach out. Detective Toshio has vowed to bring the gang down, never suspecting that Hitomi, the middle sister, is also his fiancée. This new adaptation of Tsukasa Houjou's manga mixes action, mystery, comedy and romance across 12 episodes.