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* For information about the David Bowie song "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)", recorded for the 1982 film and re-recorded a year later, see ''Music/LetsDance''.
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* For information about the David Bowie Music/DavidBowie song "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)", recorded for the 1982 film and re-recorded a year later, see ''Music/LetsDance''.
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* For LittleBitBeastly characters with cat ears, see CatGirl.
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* For LittleBitBeastly characters with cat ears, ears and maybe a tail or other feline features, see CatGirl.
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* For information about the David Bowie song "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)", recorded for the 1982 film and re-recorded a year later, see ''Music/LetsDance''.
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* For information about the Classic 1942 horror film ''Cat People'' produced by Val Lewton, the sequel ''The Curse of the Cat People'', and the 1982 remake starring Creator/MalcolmMcDowell and Natassja Kinski, see '''Film.CatPeople'''.
* For intelligent feline races, see '''CatFolk'''.
* For LittleBitBeastly characters with cat ears, see '''CatGirl''' aka CatBoy or {{Nekomimi}}.
* For characters wearing fake cat ears, see '''AnimalEaredHeadband''' aka Cat-Eared Headband, Cat-Eared Hood or Nekomimi Headband.
* For characters sometimes symbolically drawn with cat ears as a form of SuperDeformed art, see '''SproutingEars'''.
* For werecats, see '''OurWerebeastsAreDifferent'''.
* For non-werecat people that turn into cats either voluntarily or involuntarily, see '''{{Animorphism}}'''.
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* For intelligent feline races, see '''CatFolk'''.
* For LittleBitBeastly characters with cat ears, see '''CatGirl''' aka CatBoy or {{Nekomimi}}.
* For characters wearing fake cat ears, see '''AnimalEaredHeadband''' aka Cat-Eared Headband, Cat-Eared Hood or Nekomimi Headband.
* For characters sometimes symbolically drawn with cat ears as a form of SuperDeformed art, see '''SproutingEars'''.
* For werecats, see '''OurWerebeastsAreDifferent'''.
* For non-werecat people that turn into cats either voluntarily or involuntarily, see '''{{Animorphism}}'''.
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* For information about the Classic 1942 horror film ''Cat People'' produced by Val Lewton, the sequel ''The Curse of the Cat People'', and the 1982 remake starring Creator/MalcolmMcDowell and Natassja Kinski, see '''Film.CatPeople'''.
''Film/CatPeople''.
* For intelligent feline races, see'''CatFolk'''.
CatFolk.
* For LittleBitBeastly characters with cat ears, see'''CatGirl''' aka CatBoy or {{Nekomimi}}.
CatGirl.
* For characters wearing fake cat ears, see'''AnimalEaredHeadband''' aka Cat-Eared Headband, Cat-Eared Hood or Nekomimi Headband.
AnimalEaredHeadband.
* For characters sometimes symbolically drawn with cat ears as a form of SuperDeformed art, see'''SproutingEars'''.
SproutingEars.
* For werecats, see'''OurWerebeastsAreDifferent'''.
OurWerebeastsAreDifferent.
* For non-werecat people that turn into cats either voluntarily or involuntarily, see'''{{Animorphism}}'''.
{{Animorphism}}.
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* For intelligent feline races, see
* For LittleBitBeastly characters with cat ears, see
* For characters wearing fake cat ears, see
* For characters sometimes symbolically drawn with cat ears as a form of SuperDeformed art, see
* For werecats, see
* For non-werecat people that turn into cats either voluntarily or involuntarily, see
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