View source for Ginga Nagareboshi Gin

[[Category: Anime (TV)]]
[[Category: Manga]]
[[Category: Action]]
[[Category: Shounen]]

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! Original Manga
| Yoshihiro Takahashi
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! Director
| Tomoharu Katsumata
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! Format
| [[:Category:Anime (TV)|Anime (TV)]], [[:Category:Manga|Manga]]
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! Made By
| Toei Animation
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! # of Episodes
| 21
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==Genre==
[[:Category:Action|Action]], [[:Category:Shounen|Shounen]]

==Sum it up in a Sentence:==
An army of dogs from across Japan attempts to commit bear genocide.

==Main Description==
Gin, the son of the heroic bear-hunting dog Riki, must continue his father's crusade against the horrible demon bear Akakabuto. Some humans arei nvolved and pretend to be relevant, but this is dog shounen. They really aren't that relevant.

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==Personal Opinions==
===Mors Rattus===
It's not a good show. I mean, I'm not going to pretend it's good. It has horrible animation, the subs I found were completely terrible and the pacing is completely nuts. But it is one of the ''funniest'' shows I've watched in a long time. The dogs can't seem to close their mouths or show facial expressions, which can make some of the more dramatic scenes rather surreal. More surreal than just having them be intensely stereotypical shounen with dogs, I mean.