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The Catians are very interested in Earth media, and they want to buy it because interstellar copyright laws are Serious Business. They even call their planet 'Earth', but decided on 'Catia' to avoid confusion.

Aliens Speaking English: Japanese in this case (unless you watch the English dub).

The anime is filled with Food Porn of the many dishes that Eris and the others go crazy over.

Aliens Love Human Food: The Catians take the many delicious foods that Earthlings make as a significant factor for establishing diplomatic relations.

Alien Catnip: A rather literal example, as Eris gets high (and hyper) when exposed to catnip.

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Affectionate Parody: The continuous Lampshade Hanging, Cameos, Shout Outs and playing of common genre tropes to their logical consequences put this series squarely into this category.In the first 10 books, at least, Manami is not a haremette, so a lot of scenes in episodes 3, 6, and 8 are original. The anime covers the first four light novels, with the ending borrowed from book 6, Momiji's opening action in episode 1 scene adapted from a flashback in book 9, and a side story from book 9 used as episode 9 (Lawry). Adaptation Distillation: The anime covers the 7 volumes of the manga published so far, but the light novels that the manga and anime based on ended in 2015 with 20 volumes published.It does become an issue later on during a conversation with Minami. A-Cup Angst: Aoi, though she's not too terribly distraught about it.Action Prologue: Shows Aoi in action, and one of her many missions where she actively kills people.While it is a safety measure, it also can leave the user vulnerable. Also the Catian Latex Spacesuit deactivates when the user is 'In heat', with no visible Override Command.

The second is an automatic shutdown that occurs if the user tries to attack a Dogisian. The first is a physical weak point that functions as a kill-switch when struck, shutting the unit down.

The Dogisian Goujyuu Powered Armor has two of these.

Accidental Pervert: Kio and most of the cast to be honest.

There's also the limo in episode one, Aoi's Mustang and Yuichi's Jeep.

It's also not the only example of this played in reverse either.

Note that it has more lines and choppier movement.

Every car sans Maki's in the first shot of episode 2.

The AI avatar for Eris's personal spacecraft, and the turrets on the catgirl cult's flagship.

However, both she and Kio are unaware of the organizations close to them that want to investigate the aliens for reasons unknown. She is a Catian, one of the aliens who sent the original message, and she's here to learn all she can about Earth.

A few hours later, he wakes up to find Eris sleeping in his bed. Surprised, Kio accidentally takes a sip of his uncle's beer and passes out immediately. At a funeral for his grandfather, he meets a Cat Girl named Eris, who claims that her ship crashed near the site, and was looking for some food. Kio Kakazu lives an ordinary life on the Japanese island of Okinawa with the girl next door, an old friend he watches movies with, and his party-loving uncle. One summer, a message from outer space is sent to Earth, carrying only the message 'I'm going to drop by!', setting several organizations into motion. It is, however, rated TV-MA, so you need an account to watch it on the latter. Funimation, which licensed the anime under the name Cat Planet Cuties, has begun uploading the first episodes onto its own website and regular viewing sites like YouTube and Hulu. An OVA was released in the Spring 2011 season. The anime series aired in the summer of 2010 produced by AIC. Originally a series of Light Novels, Asobi ni Iku yo! was further adapted into both a manga and an anime.