Star Cat Fullhouse

Introduction

This slapstick comedy is about three pretty girls struggling to earn a living as pilots of the Iron Goblin delivery vessel. The computer answers back, the space pirates are on their tail, and romantic entanglements with their clients cause friction in the trio. The final episode throws the alien Eterna race in to the mix. (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 6.27/10 · 605

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Audience reviews

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Kamezuki

The decent direction, premise and overall progression of the plot make “Hoshi Neko Fullhouse” watchable. However, it suffers from tonal whiplash, overt lewdness (this lessens as the 4-episode series progresses), some key plot points being left under-explained or not explained at all, and a number of substandard technical aspects. Regarding the plot, the synopsis listed on MAL as of this writing is completely incorrect; it sounds like a different show. The gist of the story is that after the appearance of a UFO, the supercomputer Eterna that runs everything on Earth suddenly unleashes a robotic uprising on the entire planet, rounding up humans, taking away their things and bussing them off to the equator to live primitively. This also causes all spaceships to stop functioning. Meanwhile, a…

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Catalano

Hoshi Neko Fullhouse (English: Star Cat Fullhouse) is a 4 episode OVA (Original Video Animation) series made by now defunct Studio Artland, which aired in late 1989. It was made to be a comedy SF set in space. The story is very simple and in-your-face, it's about a guy named Yaoi Seitarou who's piloting a ship called the Green Goblin and his misadventures in space, that's it. You know this show will be a comedy from the first minutes of episode 1, when the robot Chiraku is telling a fun, somewhat dirty joke. If you laugh at the end of the joke, that means the show is for you and you should expect more of that, if you didn't, that's a sign this isn't for you. I think letting the viewer know about the anime's atmosphere from the beginning is a good thing and that joke really breaks the glas…