The Dogs manga and anime series and the Dogs: Bullets & Carnage manga sequel feature a cast of fictional characters created by Shirow Miwa. The two series are set in a dystopic universe where the countercultural underground is ruled by an organization that performs genetic engineering experiments and acts of extreme violence. Dogs is composed of four loosely connected stories that revolve around one of four antihero characters. The Dogs: Bullets & Carnage sequel focuses in these four characters as they collaborate to find the entrance to the underground. __TOC__
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| - The Dogs manga and anime series and the Dogs: Bullets & Carnage manga sequel feature a cast of fictional characters created by Shirow Miwa. The two series are set in a dystopic universe where the countercultural underground is ruled by an organization that performs genetic engineering experiments and acts of extreme violence. Dogs is composed of four loosely connected stories that revolve around one of four antihero characters. The Dogs: Bullets & Carnage sequel focuses in these four characters as they collaborate to find the entrance to the underground. __TOC__
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| - The Dogs manga and anime series and the Dogs: Bullets & Carnage manga sequel feature a cast of fictional characters created by Shirow Miwa. The two series are set in a dystopic universe where the countercultural underground is ruled by an organization that performs genetic engineering experiments and acts of extreme violence. Dogs is composed of four loosely connected stories that revolve around one of four antihero characters. The Dogs: Bullets & Carnage sequel focuses in these four characters as they collaborate to find the entrance to the underground. One of the four protagonists of the sequel Heine Rammsteiner is an emotionally distant gunman who endured genetic experiments during his childhood in the underground. He often works with Badou Nails, a freelance journalist and photographer and information broker. The two are approached by Naoto Fuyumine, a woman trained in swordsmanship. She is looking for another Naoto who carries a katana similar to hers and knows that she must find the entrance to the underground first. Badou enlists the help of Mihai Mihaeroff, a retired assassin, in his search for this information. The four encounter the antagonists of the series who belong to the organization running the underground. Giovanni has endured the same genetic experiments as Heine during his childhood and Richter Berthein attacked Badou and his brother in the past. Both work for Angelika Einstürzen, Heine and Giovanni's "mother" who conducts genetic experiments to create the ultimate human weapon. The four are also attacked by another of Einstürzen's subordinates, Campanella Frühling, who has her own set of motives. The characters developed by Miwa have been praised for their interesting, contemporary and stylish design. However, they have been criticized for falling into the "_____ with guns" and "tough-guy" clichés. __TOC__
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