Puss ’n Boots Travels Around the World
Year: 1976
Runtime: 68 mins
Language: Japanese
Director: Hiroshi Shidara
Pero, a daring cat, wagers with the cunning billionaire Grumon that he can circumnavigate the globe in eighty days. If he succeeds, Grumon will surrender his entire fortune; if he fails, Pero will serve as Grumon's slave for life. Accompanied by his loyal companion, the massive Kato, and the courageous Small Mouse, Pero sets out. Grumon employs every trick to thwart their race to the finish line.
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