Kato provided background art for Dragon Ball GT episodes 1 through 33 (odd-numbered episodes) and episode 37, establishing the visual groundwork for the Black Star Dragon Ball, Baby, and other early sagas. She also contributed background art to Dragon Ball Z and the theatrical releases Bio-Broly and Fusion Reborn, creating the landscapes and interior spaces that anchored action sequences.
Kato worked extensively as a background artist across anime, with credits in Girls und Panzer, Sword Art Online, The Seven Deadly Sins, Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, and many others. She frequently collaborated with Studio WHO, becoming a consistent presence in the animation industry's foundational visual craft.
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