Cat's Eye

Cat's Eye is also about thieves and romance. In This case, it's three sisters who are thieves. They also leave a calling card at the scene of each theft. One of them is dating the inspector who is assigned to capture them. 

TV adaptations of Tsukasa Hojo’s most famous manga. Classic 80’s anime about detectives and criminals, with plenty of action and comedy, some romance, a vintage soundtrack and overall the same vibe. 

Old school anime about a smart group of thieves that always gets what they want (and humiliates the police force). Both have the stupid, unlucky police officer who tries to catch them (and fails without exception), and a male protagonist who always gets tricked by the beautiful woman he's in love with. 

Cat's Eye is also about thieves and romance. In This case, it's three sisters who are thieves. They also leave a calling card at the scene of each theft. One of them is dating the inspector who is assigned to capture them. 

Both have the same all girls action theme, where the girls were pretty much the bad asses around here and both includes a lotta gadgets, fighting and outsmarting their pursuers . In in the case of Cat's Eye it was all about outsmarting the police, while in Spyce it more like a modified version of an US cartoon "Totally Spies" which was adapted in a Japanese version.  

Although being far apart in age, Magic Kaito 1412 and Cat's Eye both tell the story of brilliant thieves, brought to crime for a noble cause, who deal constantly with the police's resistance and in particular with some policeman who is very colse to them in the daylight. 

Episodical show about a team of phantom thieves and their clumsy detective nemesis. Both have nice typical 80's visuals. 

These two anime about thief. Also, they is mystery, adventure and comedy 

Both are 1980s action/comedy series with female lead characters. 

"Cease what you are doing and gaze at me. Stop everything, except for the beat of your heart. Theft: It is an especially sweet vice; more elegant than vandalism and more complex than simple robbery. A beautiful blend of secrets and crime and mischief and fear. Like dear Heathcliff, I'm defined by my all-consuming passion. Stealing is my great carnal pleasure, a pleasure for which which I will risk my life; a sexy prison from which there is no escape. Why am I this way?... Who can know? Who is the slave, and who is the master? Do divine eyes fall upon me any longer, or have they given up? The rush of the theft allows me to forget all, and yet distantly remember all as well. Run, and speak not. Hide, and run not. When you've found me, punish me. When you've punished me, kill me. Save me. Little boy, there is nothing left to steal from you: You've long been an empty shell, just as I have. And so, if would gaze at me, cease what you are doing; stop everything... except for the beat of your heart." ---------- Theft has never been so sexy. Femme fatale heroines wrap men around their fingers with their feminine wiles and powers of seduction in order to get what they want. Whether it's displays athleticism in skintight attire or disguise, there's no stopping these ladies. Cat's Eye is far more cartoonish and nowhere near as sexual as Fujiko--probably much closer to the older Lupin anime in terms of tone.  read more 

Cat's Eye is a female lead while Magic Kaito is a male lead BUT Both involves thieves... Both involves the disappearance/death of their fathers... Both love interests are somewhat involved in catching them... Both involves great logic and reasoning... Both awesome shows!!! xD 

Old-school episodical shows about a group of phantom thieves and their targets, and them dodging their "nemesis" detective.