PUSS 'n BOOTS

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Hinz Species: Felis catus; Type: Supernatural Height: 4 ft, 6 in (1.37 m, est); Weight: 80 lb (36 kg, est) Attributes: Cunning feline Powers: None revealed Intelligence: Exceptional Land Speed: Moderate Kaiju Level: Zero (lightweight) Weakness(es): None revealed Allies: Heinrich; Enemies: Rich suckers Film: Puss 'n Boots (Der gestiefelte Kater, 1955) From: Additional Data: Wikipedia Description: When his father died, Heinrich was a bit perturbed that all he inherited was an odd anthropomorphic Cat named Hinz. But, boots were found, tales were spun, and deals were made, and Heinrich ended up a count! Not too shabby. Review: Unseen Films Puss 'n Boots '61 Species: Felis catus; Type: Supernatural Height: 3 ft (0.9 m, est); Weight: 50 lb (23 kg, est) Attributes: Wields rapier Powers: None revealed Intelligence: Exceptional Land Speed: Moderate Kaiju Level: Zero (lightweight) Weakness(es): None revealed Allies: Juanito, Rooster; Enemies: Rich suckers Film: Puss in Boots (El gato con botas, 1961) From: Additional Data: Wikipedia Description: Only the well studied are aware of this, so please use this information wisely: should you succeed in dressing your tabby cat in a miniature swashbuckler costume with cape, gloves, boots, belt, jaunty hat, and a rapier, it will be transformed into a significantly more frightening cat monster! Review: Die, Danger, Die, Die, Kill! Puss 'n Boots '90 Species: Felis catus; Type: Supernatural Height: 6 ft (1.8 m, est); Weight: 180 lb (82 kg, est) Attributes: Wields rapier Powers: None revealed Intelligence: Exceptional Land Speed: Moderate Kaiju Level: Zero (lightweight) Weakness(es): None revealed Allies: Youngest son; Enemies: Rich suckers Film: The Extra-Terrestrial Cat In Boots (O Gato de Botas Extraterrestre, 1990) From: Additional Data: Wikipedia Description: Another house cat imbued with fantastic size and intelligence via boots; this one was at some point switched with an advanced android by aliens. Maybe. You had to be there, okay? Review: Tars Tarkas