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* AnAesop: In trying times, it's important to at least try to get some sense of normalcy and levity back into your life, even if it is just by engaging in the hobbies you liked before a tragedy. A chapter focuses on characters encouraging their friend to keep playing after he lost his house on the 2010 Great Earthquake.
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* ArtisticAge: In no small part due to Noda's art style and ReusedCharacterDesign, none of the characters look like teenagers. Various characters are made to look the characters who were already grown men at least in their 20s, if not 30s, on ''Golden Kamuy''.
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* AnAesop: In trying times, it's important to at least try to get some sense of normalcy and levity back into your life, even if it is just by engaging in the hobbies you liked before a tragedy. A chapter focuses on characters encouraging their friend to keep playing after he lost his house on the 2010 Great Earthquake.
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Set in 2010, the story follows Rou Shirakawa, a disgraced up-and-coming Junior figure skater. After the death of his mother, he has a breakdown that gets him banned from figure skating and ends his career. He and his twin sister are forced to move in with their estranged grandparent in Tamakomai, a Hokkaido town that lives and breathes hockey. In this town he ends up involved in the sport in his desire to keep skating even after losing figure skating.
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Set in 2010, the story follows Rou Shirakawa, a disgraced up-and-coming Junior figure skater. After the death of his mother, he has a breakdown that gets him banned from figure skating and ends his career. He and his twin sister are forced to move in with their estranged grandparent in Tamakomai, a Hokkaido Northern town that lives and breathes hockey. In this town he ends up involved in the sport in his desire to keep skating even after losing figure skating.
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** Chapter 12 answers this: [[spoiler:Rou just wanted out of figure skating. He believed he paid his dues to his mother and his family by proving his mother's routine was the best, but he had not enjoyed the sport for a long time, and seemed to have lost the love for the sport completely when he caused his sister to stop skating. Unfortunately, he'd be saddled with living up to the dreams of his sister, whose own dreams he helped destroy. He wanted to end the chapter of his life defined by figure skating, and by extension, let his sister have a shot at the dream while he figured out something he actually loved.]]
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* DrivingQuestion: One of the initial story hooks is "Why did Rou break down at a skating event?" As if to to start the discussion, the immediate scene after that one is of a TV panel discussing possible reasons, but Rou himself is tight lipped about the subject and even avoids answering when asked directly.
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* PunBasedTitle: In the Japanese pronunciation, anyways: the romanized "DOGSRED"[[note]]''Doggusureddo''[[/note]] can be read as either "Dog's Red" or [[JapaneseRanguage Dogsled]].
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* PunBasedTitle: In the Japanese pronunciation, anyways: the romanized "DOGSRED"[[note]]''Doggusureddo''[[/note]] can be read as either "Dog's Red" (referring to the team's red uniform) or [[JapaneseRanguage Dogsled]].Dogsled]] (A simile to a hockey team that is invoked in the opening pages).
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''Dogsred'' is a {{seinen}} sports manga written and illustrated by Satoru Noda (of ''Manga/GoldenKamuy'' fame), which began serialization in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Weekly Young Jump]]'' in July 2023. The manga is an alternate version/remake of Noda's first work, ''Supinamarada!''.
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''Dogsred'' (stylized as ''DOGSRED'') is a {{seinen}} sports manga written and illustrated by Satoru Noda (of ''Manga/GoldenKamuy'' fame), which began serialization in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Weekly Young Jump]]'' in July 2023. The manga is an alternate version/remake of Noda's first work, ''Supinamarada!''.
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* PunBasedTitle: In the Japanese pronunciation, anyways: the romanized "Dogsred"[[note]]''Doggusureddo''[[/note]] can be read as either "Dog's Red" or [[JapaneseRanguage Dog Sled]]
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* PunBasedTitle: In the Japanese pronunciation, anyways: the romanized "Dogsred"[[note]]''Doggusureddo''[[/note]] "DOGSRED"[[note]]''Doggusureddo''[[/note]] can be read as either "Dog's Red" or [[JapaneseRanguage Dog Sled]]Dogsled]].
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* PunBasedTitle: In the Japanese pronunciation, anyways: the romanized "Dogsred"[[note]]''Doggusureddo''[[/note]] can be read as either "Dog's Red" or [[JapaneseRanguage Dog Sled]]
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* ReusedCharacterDesign: Several characters are reused from Noda's previous work ''Manga/GoldenKamuy'' like Nihei, the boisterous bear hunter turned Oino-Kami High coach.
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* BerserkerButton: Keiichi will not let anyone get close to the goal he sets up for himself and his brother, believing that it is a necessary pre-game ritual for them. He outright a gets violent with those who approach it and has been known to have used the blood of someone he beat up to draw a goalie line.
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* BerserkerButton: BerserkButton: Keiichi will not let anyone get close to the goal he sets up for himself and his brother, believing that it is a necessary pre-game ritual for them. He outright a gets violent with those who approach it and has been known to have used the blood of someone he beat up to draw a goalie line.
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Set in 2010, the story follows Rou Shirakawa, an up-and-coming Junior figure skater. After the death of his mother, he has a breakdown that gets him banned from figure skating and ends his career. He and his twin sister are forced to move in with their estranged grandparent in Tamakomai, a Hokkaido town that lives and breathes hockey. In this town he ends up involved in the sport in his desire to keep skating even after losing figure skating.
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Set in 2010, the story follows Rou Shirakawa, an a disgraced up-and-coming Junior figure skater. After the death of his mother, he has a breakdown that gets him banned from figure skating and ends his career. He and his twin sister are forced to move in with their estranged grandparent in Tamakomai, a Hokkaido town that lives and breathes hockey. In this town he ends up involved in the sport in his desire to keep skating even after losing figure skating.
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* BerserkerButton: Keiichi will not let anyone get close to the goal he sets up for himself and his brother, believing that it is a necessary pre-game ritual for them. He outright a gets violent with those who approach it and has been known to have used the blood of someone he beat up to draw a goalie line.
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* {{Remake}}: The manga is a remake of Nora's first manga, which was a short-lived manga that ended up cancelled.
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Set in 2010, the story follows Rou Shirakawa, an up-and-coming Junior figure skater. After the death of his mother, he has a breakdown that gets him banned from ice skating and ends his career. He and his twin sister are forced to move in with their estranged grandparent in Tamakomai, a Hokkaido town that lives and breathes hockey. In this town he ends up involved in the sport in his desire to keep skating even after losing figure skating.
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Set in 2010, the story follows Rou Shirakawa, an up-and-coming Junior figure skater. After the death of his mother, he has a breakdown that gets him banned from ice figure skating and ends his career. He and his twin sister are forced to move in with their estranged grandparent in Tamakomai, a Hokkaido town that lives and breathes hockey. In this town he ends up involved in the sport in his desire to keep skating even after losing figure skating.
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''Dogsred'' is a {seinen}} sports manga written and illustrated by Satoru Noda (of ''Manga/GoldenKamuy'' fame), which began serialization in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Weekly Young Jump]]'' in July 2023. The manga is an alternate version/remake of Noda's first work, ''Supinamarada!''.
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''Dogsred'' is a {seinen}} {{seinen}} sports manga written and illustrated by Satoru Noda (of ''Manga/GoldenKamuy'' fame), which began serialization in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Weekly Young Jump]]'' in July 2023. The manga is an alternate version/remake of Noda's first work, ''Supinamarada!''.
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''Dogsred'' is a 2023 Shounen Sports manga with art and story by Satoru Noda (of ''Manga/GoldenKamuy'' fame). The manga is an alternate version/remake of the author's first work, ''Supinamarada!''.
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''Dogsred'' is a 2023 Shounen Sports {seinen}} sports manga with art written and story illustrated by Satoru Noda (of ''Manga/GoldenKamuy'' fame). fame), which began serialization in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Weekly Young Jump]]'' in July 2023. The manga is an alternate version/remake of the author's Noda's first work, ''Supinamarada!''.
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''Dogsred'' is a 2023 Shounen Sports manga with art and story by Satoru Noda (of ''Manga/GoldenKamuy'' fame). The manga is an alternate version/remake of the author's first work, ''Supinamarada!''.
Set in 2010, the story follows Rou Shirakawa, an up-and-coming Junior figure skater. After the death of his mother, he has a breakdown that gets him banned from ice skating and ends his career. He and his twin sister are forced to move in with their estranged grandparent in Tamakomai, a Hokkaido town that lives and breathes hockey. In this town he ends up involved in the sport in his desire to keep skating even after losing figure skating.
Starting on its eleventh chapter, the manga became available through Shounen Jump's [=MangaPlus=] app.
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* ConfusionFu: Rou's skating is so unpredictable, partly because he barely understands hockey, that he ends up confounding the people trying to predict his movements.
* ItRunsInTheFamily: The Shirakawa family has a history of connection with ice sports. The grandfather was a hockey player in the 1972's Sapporo Winter Olympics, while Haruna and Rou both love skating. Akiko seemed to also be dedicated to ice skating, but never made it to the Olympics.
* ParentalFavoritism: Chapter 6 reveals that, unable to afford for both of her children to have their go at figure skating, Akiko elects to let Rou proceed while stopping Haruna's career despite her love for the sport, believing him to be the best bet to get the Olympics.
* ParentsAsPeople: Akiko seemed to have been a dedicated mother, but also just couldn't handle the financial and physical demands of trying to get both of her children through professional sports by herself, causing her to eventually have to give up on Haruna to wage her bets on the child who had the best chances to go far in the field.
* RedBaron: After his public freakout, Rou became known as "The Rabid Prince".
* UnusualPupils: Little Genna has rectangular irises.
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Set in 2010, the story follows Rou Shirakawa, an up-and-coming Junior figure skater. After the death of his mother, he has a breakdown that gets him banned from ice skating and ends his career. He and his twin sister are forced to move in with their estranged grandparent in Tamakomai, a Hokkaido town that lives and breathes hockey. In this town he ends up involved in the sport in his desire to keep skating even after losing figure skating.
Starting on its eleventh chapter, the manga became available through Shounen Jump's [=MangaPlus=] app.
!Tropes
* ConfusionFu: Rou's skating is so unpredictable, partly because he barely understands hockey, that he ends up confounding the people trying to predict his movements.
* ItRunsInTheFamily: The Shirakawa family has a history of connection with ice sports. The grandfather was a hockey player in the 1972's Sapporo Winter Olympics, while Haruna and Rou both love skating. Akiko seemed to also be dedicated to ice skating, but never made it to the Olympics.
* ParentalFavoritism: Chapter 6 reveals that, unable to afford for both of her children to have their go at figure skating, Akiko elects to let Rou proceed while stopping Haruna's career despite her love for the sport, believing him to be the best bet to get the Olympics.
* ParentsAsPeople: Akiko seemed to have been a dedicated mother, but also just couldn't handle the financial and physical demands of trying to get both of her children through professional sports by herself, causing her to eventually have to give up on Haruna to wage her bets on the child who had the best chances to go far in the field.
* RedBaron: After his public freakout, Rou became known as "The Rabid Prince".
* UnusualPupils: Little Genna has rectangular irises.
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