Inu to hasami wa cukaijó
Cinematography:
Naoki KitamuraComposer:
Akito MatsudaCast:
Marina Inoue, Takahiro Sakurai, Ai Kayano, Unshō Ishizuka, Maaya Uchida, Yuka Iguchi, Wataru Hatano, Chiwa Saito, Ai Kakuma, Tetsu Inada, Kana Asumi, Mika Kanda (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(12)
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Every Dog Has His Day (E01)
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Strike While the Dog Is Hot (E02)
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The Winter Dog Flies into the Fire (E03)
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Drowning Men Clutch at Dogs (E04)
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Nothing Ventured, No Dog Gained (E05)
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Rain Settles the Dog (E06)
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The Dog Would Not Be Shot but for Its Cries (E07)
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Dogs in Moderation (E08)
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There Is No Smoke Without Dog (E09)
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Time Flies Like a Dog (E10)
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A Dog by Chance Is Preordained (E11)
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Dogs and Scissors Require Good Handling (E12)
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Harumi Kazuhito was the ultimate bookworm, spending days at a time with his head buried in his beloved books, and little could make him happier than perusing the pages of his favorite author. Unfortunately, Harumi's life goes to the dogs - literally - when he gets himself killed while trying to stop a robber! Thanks to the power of a true bookworm, however, Harumi inexplicably finds himself reincarnated as a dog... which might not be so bad if dogs could read. Or if the woman who adopts him didn't have twin predilections for playing with scissors and tormenting her new pet! But what truly makes this strange reincarnation the worst of all possible worlds is that she's also his favorite author! The horror! Can Harumi find a way to live with this tantrum-throwing typist, or will her crazed clippings prove to be his undoing? Can he escape her constant hounding via the doggy door, or is he barking up the wrong tree? (Madman Entertainment)
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Reviews (1)
I guess I am very weird because I enjoyed this anime series very much. Of course, I can understand everyone who says it is complete crap because those people are sort of right, although even insane stuff with a weird sense of humor will suit someone's taste somewhere. I especially liked the two main protagonists (Kazuhito, a friendly high school boy obsessed with reading books who has been reincarnated as a lovable dog, and Kirihime aka the novelist Akiyama Shinobu, who is a tough fighter and sadist. However, I found her to be quite sexy), and even though it had moments that smacked of "inter-species erotica" at times, I still thought their interactions were hilarious. I was not expecting anything from Dog & Scissors, and I went into it to kill time because it was quite fun. I cannot say it is an average show because it was way too entertaining for that. 7/10.
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