From Disgaea to Tales of Graces f, Sony’s feline friends Toro and Kuro are everywhere. They’re coming to Touch My Katamari via a downloadable mission on the PlayStation Store set for release, at least in Japan on April 19.

Namco Bandai has even weirder missions for Touch My Katamari than the Maid Paradise downloadable content revealed last night.

On February 23, Namco Bandai will release the first downloadable mission for Touch My Katamari. In Maid Paradise you have to roll up maids… and gorilla maids(?!) as fast as you can.

“Hey dad, how awesome is the king?” an innocent young lad asks of his father.

Disgaea 3: Absence of Detention, Dream Club Zero Portable, Ridge Racer, and Touch my Katamari were part of the Vita launch, too.

Man, the King of All Cosmos is one emotional rollercoaster. When we first me him he’s an alcoholic father who knocked out all of the stars in a drunken stupor and in We Love Katamari the great king is loved fans on Earth.

Among new features in Touch My Katamari is the ability to stretch a Katamari using the Vita’s rear touchpad.

Toucans, pandas, and giraffes watch out! The Prince of Cosmos is back on the prowl.

Touch My Katamari’s new feature lets players stretch a katamari using the rear touch pad. This will let the Prince squeeze into small spaces or grab a whole bunch of objects at once with a wide katamari.

For some odd reason, Namco Bandai have priced Ridge Racer for Vita reasonably.

Namco Bandai is making a new Katamari Damacy game for PlayStation Vita. Since Sony’s next handheld has dual analog sticks it should control much better than the hand cramping Me and My Katamari for PSP.

And Cave will be releasing one of their social games on the device, too.