There's an "alternate" ending credits to this show which mere screencaps wouldn't do justice to.
Showing posts with label inukami. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inukami. Show all posts
9/23/09
Inukami
Inukami. I, um.
Let's go to pictures, shall we?
From episode 2, "Machos are Lickity Licky". It starts with some typical shots of a buff monk training at a waterfall. Y'know, like they do.



He bellows a deep, manly roar.
After the credits roll, we switch to the main characters. Keita, who works as a spirit tamer, is summoned to an out-of-the-way temple for an unspecified job. When he gets to discussing the details with the old caretaker, however . . .

It turns out that this large man has been possessed by a dog spirit, making him act this way. The dog isn't a malicious spirit though. All he seems to want is affection and puppy love.
Then Keita finds out there are actually twenty other spirits . . .
Afterwards, Keita's face is left sticky with, um . . .
I'm sure we're supposed to assume that's saliva.
I'm sure.

It turns out Keita's "job" is to break the possession on these guys by . . . playing with and taking care of them like a good owner. Seems the caretaker is just too old to handle all the rambunctious muscle-pups!

Have you ever tried walking a group of excited dogs? I can attest to the fact that it IS pretty much just like this.





Even though the dogs could be trouble sometimes, at the end Keita learns just how much they've come to mean to him. After numerous Nausicaa parodies, they carry him off . . .
NOTE: this is also the show that in the first episode had a man shooting clothes-destroying rays from his penis that only worked on men.
Let's go to pictures, shall we?
From episode 2, "Machos are Lickity Licky". It starts with some typical shots of a buff monk training at a waterfall. Y'know, like they do.


He bellows a deep, manly roar.After the credits roll, we switch to the main characters. Keita, who works as a spirit tamer, is summoned to an out-of-the-way temple for an unspecified job. When he gets to discussing the details with the old caretaker, however . . .

It turns out that this large man has been possessed by a dog spirit, making him act this way. The dog isn't a malicious spirit though. All he seems to want is affection and puppy love.Then Keita finds out there are actually twenty other spirits . . .
Afterwards, Keita's face is left sticky with, um . . .I'm sure we're supposed to assume that's saliva.
I'm sure.

It turns out Keita's "job" is to break the possession on these guys by . . . playing with and taking care of them like a good owner. Seems the caretaker is just too old to handle all the rambunctious muscle-pups!
Have you ever tried walking a group of excited dogs? I can attest to the fact that it IS pretty much just like this.


Later . . .


Even though the dogs could be trouble sometimes, at the end Keita learns just how much they've come to mean to him. After numerous Nausicaa parodies, they carry him off . . .
NOTE: this is also the show that in the first episode had a man shooting clothes-destroying rays from his penis that only worked on men.
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