History WesternAnimation / CatwomanHunted

* BeneathTheMask: A literal version. Batwoman has the curt stoicism of her DistaffCounterpart when dealing with the Cat, but one the others have left Selina starts flirting with her and lifts off Kate's mask and wig to reveal she's [[LuminescentBlush red like a tomato]] underneath.
* BigBad: While [[Characters/WonderWomanCheetah Barbara Minerva/Cheetah]] is TheHeavy and presents herself as TheLeader of Leviathan, she's actually TheDragon to the real mastermind behind Leviathan, who is [[spoiler:[[Characters/BatmanTaliaAlGhul Talia al Ghul]], although she's a HiddenVillain who remains TheUnfought by the end of the film]].

* DramaticUnmask: Not in the conventional way, but Selina takes off Kate's mask to show that Batwoman is [[LuminescentBlush red like a tomato]] underneath her mask, due to Catwoman's TheTease act. It's actually the only time in the entire movie Kate is seen without the mask.

* WhatMeasureIsAMook: Catwoman had apparently promised someone (presumably Batman) that [[ThouShallNotKill she wouldn't kill]], but that doesn't stop a carload of mooks in the chase scene from demonstating that EverCarIsAPinto when they go off a cliff. Though Catwoman implies she's not above doing the ExactWords version, as she interprets it as not directly causing someone's death.

* DistractedByTheSexy: Selina deliberately [[TheTease flirts and teases]] Kate to lower her guard and take her phone so she can make a private call.

* ThouShallNotKill: Catwoman claims while fighting Solomon Grundy that she promised someone (Batman) that she wouldn't kill, or at least try to not be the direct cause of someone's death, but that since Solomon Grundy will simply come back to life there's nothing stopping her from killing him. However this doesn't explain the fact that she was fine with killing the League of Shadows assassin's sent after her in Paris.

* BroadStrokes: Writer Creator/GregWeismans describes this movie as being canon-adjacent to ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'', just like ''WesternAnimation/DCShowcaseGreenArrow''. Meaning unless stated otherwise, a similar version of the movie's events did occur in the ''Young Justice'' universe.

* BodyCountCompetition: Selina and Kate engage in a non-fatal competition to determine who can beat the larger number of ninjas at Eiffel Tower.

* BroadStrokes: Writer Creator/GregWeisman describes this movie as being canon-adjacent to ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'', just like ''WesternAnimation/DCShowcaseGreenArrow''. Meaning unless stated otherwise, a similar version of the movie's events did occur in the ''Young Justice'' universe.

** Characters mention many times a Leviathan operation in Sochi that went under, much to Minerva's frustration, but we never hear much about it. Near the end. Catwoman reveals to Minerva ''she'' was the one who destroyed Leviathan's operation in Sochi, revealing she had beef with Leviathan even before Interpol got involved.
[[spoiler:Closer to the end, we discover that “Sochi” refers to the Russian human trafficking operation that we see Catwoman taking apart in the very opening credits of the film- so this doesn’t qualify as a Noodle Incident after all.]]

** Characters mention many times a Leviathan operation in Sochi that went under, much to Minerva's frustration, but we never hear much about it. Near the end. Catwoman reveals to Minerva ''she'' was the one who destroyed Leviathan's operation in Sochi, revealing she had beef with Leviathan even before Interpol got involved. {

** Characters mention many times a Leviathan operation in Sochi that went under, much to Minerva's frustration, but we never hear much about it. Near the end. Catwoman reveals to Minerva ''she'' was the one who destroyed Leviathan's operation in Sochi, revealing she had beef with Leviathan even before Interpol got involved. {{Spoiler:Closer to the end, we discover that “Sochi” refers to the Russian human trafficking operation that we see Catwoman taking apart in the very opening credits of the film- so this doesn’t qualify as a Noodle Incident after all.}}

** Characters mention many times a Leviathan operation in Sochi that went under, much to Minerva's frustration, but we never hear much about it. Near the end. Catwoman reveals to Minerva ''she'' was the one who destroyed Leviathan's operation in Sochi, revealing she had beef with Leviathan even before Interpol got involved. [[Spoiler:Closer to the end, we discover that “Sochi” refers to the Russian human trafficking operation that we see Catwoman taking apart in the very opening credits of the film- so this doesn’t qualify as a Noodle Incident after all.]]

** Characters mention many times about a Leviathan operation in Sochi that went under, much to Minerva's frustration, but we never hear much about it. Near the end. Catwoman reveals to Minerva ''she'' was the one who destroyed Leviathan's operation in Sochi, revealing she had beef with Leviathan even before Interpol got involved.

* BathtubScene: Catwoman decides to take a bath in the plane just before her and Batwoman infiltrate Leviathan's meeting. Selina also takes advantage of the opportunity to act like TheTease to Kate about it, mostly so she can get close enough to steal Kate's phone and talk to Holly. The ensuing phone conversation does have a MaleGaze shot of Selina in the tub, doing {{Bath Kick}}s, but mostly covered by CensorSuds.
* BatPeople: Unlike Batwoman, Nosferata is an actual humanoid bat-woman.

* BodyCountCompetition: Selina and Kate engage in a non-fatal competition of who can beat the larger number of ninjas at the Eiffel Tower.

* DodgeByBraking: A rare example by a car, as this is Catwoman's response to two of Tobias's vehicles trying to pincer her in. Sending one of them off a cliff in the process.
* DragonInChief: Barbara Minerva seems to handle all the day-to-day operations of Leviathan and presents herself as the actual leader of Leviathan, with her status as TheDragon to [[spoiler:Talia al Ghul]] being unknown. Interpol and Batwoman wholly believe Barbara is the actual leader of Leviathan and only Catwoman seems aware that [[spoiler:Talia]] is the real BigBad.

* DumbMuscle: The demons Abaddon and Morax are huge and strong but not very bright. Batwoman is able to easily trick them into going back to where they came from by gagging La Dama and pretending she's giving them orders.

* GoryDiscretionShot: We don't see the exact moment when Cheetah [[InertialImpalement falls into the construction spikes]], only the aftermath of her impaled silhouette.

* MasterPoisoner: Cheshire uses [[PoisonedWeapons poison in her weapons]] and mentions she makes them herself. This is notable since this Cheshire is the one from the ''[[WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010 Young Justice]]'' universe, where she has never used poison. Unfortunately for her, Catwoman expected this and built up an immunity.

* NoodleIncident: Characters mention many times about a Leviathan operation in Sochi that went under, much to Minerva's frustration, but we never hear much about it. Near the end. Catwoman reveals to Minerva ''she'' was the one who destroyed Leviathan's operation in Sochi, revealing she had beef with Leviathan even before Interpol got involved.

* MasterPoisoner: Cheshire uses [[PoisonedWeapons poison in her weapons]] and mentions she makes them herself. This is notable since this Cheshire is the one from the ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'' universe, where she has never used poison. Unfortunately for her, Catwoman expected this and built up an immunity.

** Catwoman and Batwoman fight 52 ninjas in Paris. ''ComicBook/FiftyTwo'' is the series where Kate Kane debuted, and 52 in general is an ArcNumber for DC Comics. They also count exactly 16 ninjas on-screen, which is also a recurring number in ''Young Justice''.

* CastingGag: This isn't the first time that Creator/KeithDavid has played an albino criminal with super strength in a project made by Creator/GregWeisman. He previously played Tobias' Whales AlternateCompanyEquivalent, Lincoln March/Tombstone for a single episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan''.

* CatGirl: Catwoman and Cheetah, obviously.

* MasterPoisoner: Cheshire uses [[PoisonedWeapons poison in her weapons]] and mentions she makes them herself. This is notable since this Cheshire is the one from the ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'' universe, where she has never used poison.

* NotSoAboveItAll: Despite Kate trying to remain aloof, she can't help but blush when Selina flirts with her.

* ThoughShallNotKill: Catwoman claims while fighting Solomon Grundy that she promised someone (Batman) that she wouldn't kill, or at least try to not be the direct cause of someone's death, but that since Solomon Grundy will simply come back to life there's nothing stopping her from killing him. However this doesn't explain the fact that she was fine with killing the League of Shadows assassin's sent after her in Paris.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Just like her ''ComicBook/TheNew52'' appearance, Amparo Cárdenas has blue hair and blue eyes.

* TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects: While the film is mostly 2D, there are quite a few 3D effects. Most noticeably in the car ChaseScene, where the vehicles are in 3D.
* AndTheAdventureContinues: The movie ends with Selina traveling to England to commit more heists in order to continue helping more girls and women who were being trafficked by Leviathan.
* AdaptationalBadass: While in the comics Catwoman is a BadassNormal, she's not a particularly deadly fighter, even in Batman's RoguesGallery, but in this film she takes on ''several'' villains that are considered much stronger or better fighters than her in the comics, and all in the same night with limited assistance from Batwoman.

* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Kate is more ComicallySerious and more easily flustered by flirting than she is in the comics; in the source material, she has a more regular dry sense of humor and generally acts as TheCharmer in flirtatious situations (and holds her own in such exchanges if she's not the one to initiate).
* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: In the comics Tzin-Tzin was a MasterOfIllusion, but here he can create monsters out of nothing using some test tubes.
* {{Animesque}}: The movie has a very distinct Anime look courtesy of Creator/OLMIncorporated, and has both a Japanese director and music composer.

* BadassNormal: Catwoman, Batwoman, Julia Pennyworth and King Faraday are all normal humans going against super-criminals who have magic, crazy science or power suits.
* BadBoss: When Batwoman has one of Black Mask goons in a chokehold to use him as a HumanShield, Sionis simply shoots him to get him out of the way.

* BathtubScene: Catwoman decides to take a bath in the plane just before her and Batwoman infiltrate Leviathan's meeting. Selina also takes advantage of the opportunity to acts like TheTease to Kate about it, mostly so she can get close enough to steal Kate's phone so she can talk to Holly. The ensuing phone conversation does have a MaleGaze shot of Selina in the tub, doing {{Bath Kick}}s, but mostly covered by CensorSuds.

* CatsAreSnarkers: Catwoman is a quip machine the entire movie, and Cheshire and Cheetah also have their moments of snark.
* CatGirl: Catwoman and The Cheetah, obviously.

* ConservationOfNinjutsu: By far the least threatening opponents Catwoman and Batwoman face is an army of 52 League of Shadow ninjas. They're so unthreatening Selina and Kate get into a petty BodyCountCompetition while fighting them. It's lampshaded by [[spoiler:Talia]] and Minerva who are watching the battle from afar.

* DumbMuscle: The demons Abaddon and Morax are huge and strong but not very bright, and Batwoman is able to easily trick them into going back to where they came from by gagging La Dama and pretending she's giving them orders.

* TheGhost: Batman and The Penguin are mentioned but don't appear. Holly Robinson, Selina's partner, also doesn't show up, only being mentioned by Selina while talking on the phone.

* HeadTurningBeauty: Selina is very attractive, and gets a reaction from Black Mask and his goons when they first see her outside Minerva's manor. She takes advantage of this and uses him to escort her in.

* ImplacableMan: Solomon Grundy won't stop at nothing to get his target. Even Catwoman knows it, so she takes advantage of Grundy's ResurrectiveImmortality to put him out of commission.
* InertialImpalement: Cheetah is defeated when Catwoman drops her into some construction spikes, which impale her in a GoryDiscretionShot. But Cheetah's tough enough that she actually survived the ordeal, and is seen being arrested at the end, albeit still unconscious.
* KatanasAreJustBetter: Mr. Yakuza and his bodyguards all wield katanas. Not that they help them much against Catwoman.
* LogoJoke: To go with the anime feel of the movie, the logos are in an orange clouds background, the subtitles for Warner Bros. Animation and DC Comics are in Japanese.

* MasterPoisoner: Cheshire uses [[PoisonedWeapons poison in her weapons]], and mentions she makes them herself. This is notable since this Cheshire is the one from the ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'' universe, where she has never used poison.

* NamedByTheAdaptation: In a rare case where a character with (part of) an already revealed real name gets an alias instead of the other way around, Oyabun Noguri, one of the yakuza involved in the origin of Katana, is given the codename of "Mr. Yakuza".

* PetTheDog: Minerva makes a point not to harm Catwoman's pet cat Isis even after Isis claws her face, possibly because she has an affinity for cats, as a CatGirl herself.

* RaceLift: In the comics Dr. Tzin-Tzin was a white man raised by Chinese bandits who pretended to be Chinese. Here he's actually Chinese.
* TheResenter: At the end of the film, [[spoiler:Talia al Ghul mentions Catwoman foiling her plans for Leviathan is just ''another'' reason for her to hate Selina, implying something else has happened in the past between them. Given Talia and Selina's shared history at being Batman's {{Love Interest}}s, it's likely something concerning him]].

* SequelHook: [[spoiler: Talia Ah Ghul isn't happy with Selina's actions in the movie and it's implied the two will meet very soon.]]

* ShoutOut: The filmmakers cite ''Franchise/LupinIII'' as an influence on the feature, with Selina being an Expy of FemmeFatale Fujiko Mine. The opening titles features artwork and music styled on the ''[[Anime/LupinIIITheWomanCalledFujikoMine Woman Called Fujiko Mine]]'' series.

* SpyCatsuit: Catwoman's uniform she uses for most of the film is basically one.

* VillainInAWhiteSuit: As usual for the character, Black Mask wears a fancy white suit and his goons also wear them.

* ShoutOut: The filmmakers cite Lupin III as an influence on the feature, with Selina being an Expy of FemmeFatale Fujiko Mine. The opening titles features artwork and music styled on the "Woman Called Fujiko Mine" series.

* ShoutOut: The filmmakers cite Lupin III as an influence on the feature, with Selina being an Expy of FemmeFatale Fujiko Mine.