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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: "Meru" becomes "Mel".
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Mel's full name is Mercedes. Since in katakana it would be spelled Merusedesu, its shortened form is actually meant to be "Meru", but because in Japanese "r" and "l" overlap, the translators spell it Mel instead.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyDeath: Oh god, where do I start?

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* FamilyUnfriendlyDeath: Oh god, where do I start?Being a Shonen, there's lots of it.
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* Xenofiction

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* Xenofiction{{Xenofiction}}: Much like [[Manga/GingaNagareboshiGin its predecessor]], the manga and its anime are about feral talking dogs living the wild and fighting against injustice.
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* Xenofiction
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removed references to weed's mother and mate having white fur, implying that this should have affected their puppies' color. that's not how dog fur color genetics work.


** Weed looks identical to his dad at that age. Pretty amazing considering [[LegoGenetics his mother has white fur]]. The same goes for Weed's oldest son Sirius, who also looks exactly like his father despite his mother being white. Not to mention Gin, Weed, and Sirius all have the same type of personality.

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** Weed looks identical to his dad at that age. Pretty amazing considering [[LegoGenetics his mother has white fur]]. The same goes for Weed's oldest son Sirius, who also looks exactly like his father despite his mother being white.father. Not to mention Gin, Weed, and Sirius all have the same type of personality.

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* AssholeVictim: Jerome mercilessly killing [[spoiler:Thunder]] and [[spoiler:Lector]] was low, but given that both dogs tried to kill Weed twice (and even planned on attempting to kill him ''again''), you can't blame Jerome for what he did. [[WhatTheHellHero Unless]] [[BlackAndWhiteMorality you're Weed]], [[StupidGood of course]].



* KickTheSonOfABitch: Jerome mercilessly killing [[spoiler:Thunder]] and [[spoiler:Lector]] was low, but given that both dogs tried to kill Weed twice (and even planned on attempting to kill him ''again''), you can't blame Jerome for what he did. [[WhatTheHellHero Unless]] [[BlackAndWhiteMorality you're Weed]], [[StupidGood of course]].
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* OffModel: The ''Weed'' adaptation is ''really'', '''''really''''' bad with this, to the point of [[{{Narm}} unintentional hilarity]]. One wonders if the animators were too used to drawing humans.
** [[http://www.gingasite.net/ginga_board/index.php?showtopic=27 See for yourself]]. Especially [[http://img571.imageshack.us/img571/1858/gingadensetsuweedeps2un.jpg these]] [[http://img39.imageshack.us/img39/1858/gingadensetsuweedeps2un.jpg three]] [[http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/1858/gingadensetsuweedeps2un.jpg pics]].
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Trope has been renamed to Chuck Cunningham Syndrome.


%% BrotherChuck: Hook.
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Per TRS, this was renamed to Falsely Advertised Accuracy and moved to Trivia. Removing because it appears to be misuse.


* ShownTheirWork: Most of the dogs' character designs are based on real dog breeds. Yes, even Genba and Hougen - they're [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Dogge_Odin.jpg Harlequin Great Danes]]. (However, some of them [[DanBrowned don't look like the breeds they're supposed to be]]. [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Golden_saluki.jpg Cross is a saluki?]])

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* ShownTheirWork: Most of the dogs' character designs are based on real dog breeds. Yes, even Genba and Hougen - they're [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Dogge_Odin.jpg Harlequin Great Danes]]. (However, some of them [[DanBrowned don't look like the breeds they're supposed to be]].be. [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Golden_saluki.jpg Cross is a saluki?]])
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The Chick is now a disambiguation, not a trope.


%% TheChick: Reika, so very much.



* TheChick: Reika, Koyuki, and Chako.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Shougun carries an axe around which makes it unusual by the fact that he is a baboon.
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[[JustForFun/IThoughtThatWas No, Weed isn't]] [[TheStoner what he's smoking.]] Also not to be confused for Anime/LegendOfGalacticHeroes AKA ''Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu''.

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[[JustForFun/IThoughtThatWas No, Weed isn't]] [[TheStoner what he's smoking.]] Also not to be confused for Anime/LegendOfGalacticHeroes ''Literature/LegendOfTheGalacticHeroes'' AKA ''Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu''.

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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Even though the anime cuts down on stuff, there's still a lot to keep track of.



* TheSmurfettePrinciple: This happens a lot in both 'Ginga Nagareboshi Gin' and ''Weed.' In ''Weed.'' there are only two female dogs in a cast of LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters. Only one has any combat ability, whereas all the males are badasses. One is DamselInDistress and the other is there to be a mother of a male character's pups.

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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: This happens a lot in both 'Ginga Nagareboshi Gin' and ''Weed.' In ''Weed.'' there are only two female dogs in a cast of LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters.the cast. Only one has any combat ability, whereas all the males are badasses. One is DamselInDistress and the other is there to be a mother of a male character's pups.



* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: You thought the anime was bad...
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** Large dog breeds like Akita Inu (Gin), Tosa Inu (Musashi) and Great Danes (Ben) have an average lifespan of maximum 10-12 years (6 to 8 years in Ben's case). In the manga, the TimeSkip since ''Nagareboshi Gin'' is 10 years, making it plausible for them all to still be alive (save Ben). The anime however, changes the time skip to 14 years instead, certainly pushing the boundaries, specially when wild dogs in general have a shorter lifespan than owned dogs do.

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** Large dog breeds like Akita Inu (Gin), Tosa Inu (Musashi) and Great Danes (Ben) have an average lifespan of maximum 10-12 years (6 to 8 years in Ben's case). In the manga, the TimeSkip since ''Nagareboshi Gin'' is 10 years, making it plausible for them all to still be alive (save Ben). The anime however, changes the time skip to 14 years instead, certainly pushing the boundaries, specially especially when wild dogs in general have a shorter lifespan than owned pet dogs do.
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* [[DisposableWoman Disposable Females]]: Happens to many female dogs in both the manga and anime. Especially for Sakura, Lenny, Minnie and Joe's mate, Hitomi.
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* StuffedIntoTheFridge: Happens to many female dogs in both the manga and anime. Especially for Sakura, Lenny, Minnie and [[spoiler:Joe's mate Hitomi]]. Even Lydia and Cross became victims of this trope, but at least they got better.
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''Ginga Densetsu Weed'' (''Silver Fang Legend: Weed'') is a sequel series to ''Manga/GingaNagareboshiGin''. Taking place 10 years after the events of ''Nagareboshi Gin'' (some translations give it as fourteen years, but if you use dog years, then everyone's happy), Weed, the son of Gin, must fight to save the father he's never met from Hougen, a Great Dane that threatens his father's paradise. This series was adapted into an anime in the early 00s, starting to air on Animax in 2004. The manga ended at the total of 60 volumes in 2009.

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''Ginga Densetsu Weed'' (''Silver Fang Legend: Weed'') is a sequel series to ''Manga/GingaNagareboshiGin''.''Manga/GingaNagareboshiGin'', serialized in ''Weekly Manga Goraku'' from 1999 to 2009. Taking place 10 years after the events of ''Nagareboshi Gin'' (some translations give it as fourteen years, but if you use dog years, then everyone's happy), Weed, the son of Gin, must fight to save the father he's never met from Hougen, a Great Dane that threatens his father's paradise. This series was adapted into an anime in the early 00s, starting to air on Animax in 2004.2005. The manga ended at the total of 60 volumes in 2009.
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Deleted Five Man Band example - zero-context, poor indentation, too many members. Part of TRS Wick Cleaning - unfamiliar with work and cannot fix by myself.


* FiveManBand: Hougen and his platoon leaders
** BigBad: Hougen
** TheDragon: Kamakiri
** TheEvilGenius: Murder S (he is the most cunning out of the evil dogs) and Bat (even more so in the anime version)
** TheBrute: Genba (he is said to be stronger than Hougen but lacks intelligence due to his temper) and Toube (pre-HeelFaceTurn)
** TheDarkChick: Buruge and Kite
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** Another example is [[spoiler:Nero's death. In the manga, he tells Hougen that he fled from the Ohu army because they threatened to tear his paws off and urinate on his head. What does Hougen do? [[EstablishingCharacterMoment He orders his followers to tear his paws off and then urinates on his head]]. In the anime, he slits Nero's neck off-screen.]]

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** Another example is [[spoiler:Nero's death. In the manga, he tells Hougen that he fled from the Ohu army because they threatened to tear his paws off and urinate on his head. What does Hougen do? [[EstablishingCharacterMoment He orders his followers to tear his paws off and then urinates on his head]]. In the anime, he slits Nero's neck off-screen.off-screen, then tosses his body into a crowd of his horrified subordinates.]]
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* AdaptationDistillation: And ''how''. The anime removed so many characters and plot points of the manga's Kaibutsu and Hougen arc that it's almost only ''half'' of its length. See AdaptedOut above for just how many characters was removed, each with their own detailed character and arc. Notable examples include:

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* AdaptationDistillation: And ''how''. The anime removed so many characters and plot points of the manga's Kaibutsu and Hougen arc that it's almost only ''half'' of its length. See AdaptedOut above for just how many characters was were removed, each with their own detailed character and arc. Notable examples include:
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** You know in the anime when Hougen and his troops are dragging a wounded Gin to Gajou? In the manga, Gin had already escaped at this point; the body they're dragging is a different dog Murder S killed to trick Hougen, not wanting to admit to him that the real Gin had escaped.

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** You know in the anime when Hougen and his troops are dragging a wounded Gin to Gajou? In the manga, Gin had already escaped at this point; the body they're dragging is a different dog Murder S killed manages to trick Hougen, not escape before Hougen's army moves to Ohu. Not wanting to admit this to him Hougen, Murder S kills a similar-looking dog to Gin and has Hougen's pack drag said dog with them to trick him. In the anime, Gin escaping on his own doesn't happen, and it really ''is'' his body that the real Gin had escaped.Hougen's dogs drags with them.
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* DiedInYourArmsTonight: In the manga, [[spoiler:the dying GB asks for Weed to hug him. Needless to say, his wish is fulfilled, and GB dies as Weed is still embracing him in what is a massive TearJerker]].

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* DiedInYourArmsTonight: In the manga, [[spoiler:the dying GB asks for Weed to hug him. Needless to say, his wish is fulfilled, and GB dies as Weed is still embracing him in what is a massive TearJerker]].him]].
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* AlasPoorVillain: Kaibutsu, who was revealed to look and behave like he did because [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters he was tortured for 5 years by humans using him for scientific experiments.]]

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* AdaptationDistillation: The anime makes no mention of Shouji Sudou, the retired policeman whose brother and friends Hougen and Genba had brutally murdered before becoming wild dogs, which is a rather big part of the manga, [[spoiler:and it's Shouji who originally kills Hougen at the end as well.]]
** Not to mention an adult [[spoiler:Daisuke and aged Hidetoshi is present throughout the entire Kaibutsu arc, where Daisuke helps taking care of Weed after he's been shot, and both of them witness the dogs' fight against Kaibutsu. In the anime, all of their appearances are replaced by random humans, and Weed is never shot. Daisuke keeps having recurring appearances throughout the Hougen arc as well.]]
** There's also a touching subplot for Sasuke where he finds and reunites with his owners after two years apart.

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* AdaptationDistillation: And ''how''. The anime makes no mention removed so many characters and plot points of the manga's Kaibutsu and Hougen arc that it's almost only ''half'' of its length. See AdaptedOut above for just how many characters was removed, each with their own detailed character and arc. Notable examples include:
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Shouji Sudou, the retired policeman whose brother and friends Hougen and Genba had brutally murdered before becoming wild dogs, which is dogs. They eventually become a rather big pivotal part of the manga, [[spoiler:and story, and it's Shouji who originally [[spoiler:originally kills Hougen at the end as well.end.]]
** Not to mention an adult [[spoiler:Daisuke and aged older Hidetoshi is present throughout the entire Kaibutsu arc, where Daisuke helps taking care of Weed after he's been shot, and both of them witness the dogs' fight against Kaibutsu. In the anime, all of their appearances are replaced by random humans, and Weed is never shot. Daisuke keeps having recurring appearances throughout the Hougen arc as well.]]
** There's also The crisis with the humans wiping out nearly all dogs in Ohu is presented as much bigger, and Tokimune himself is killed by Hidetoshi right in front of Weed who thinks he's his father at that point. Weed is shot soon after.
** Sniper is back as a crippled dog with the new name "Murder S", who joins Hougen's forces and eventually reveals his damaged hind legs has been replaced by [[HandicappedBadass deadly metal substitutes]], making him an even more terrifying foe than before.
** You know in the anime when Hougen and his troops are dragging a wounded Gin to Gajou? In the manga, Gin had already escaped at this point; the body they're dragging is a different dog Murder S killed to trick Hougen, not wanting to admit to him that the real Gin had escaped.
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a touching subplot for Sasuke where he finds and reunites with his owners after two years apart. apart, though he still returns to join Weed' pack later on.
** When Weed and his pack finds Tesshin, the latter was told that Gin killed his father and is extremely hostile towards Weed, threatening to kill him and refusing to listen to anything he has to say. It takes a good while before he learns the truth, sees Weed for who he is and ultimately decides to follow him after all.
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* CatapultNightmare: The injured captive Gin wakes up from a nightmare where his son was ambushed and brutally killed by Hougen before Weed could rescue him.

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* CatapultNightmare: The injured captive Gin wakes up from a nightmare where his son was about Weed being ambushed and brutally killed by Hougen before Weed could rescue him. Hougen.
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* AdaptedOut: This happened to the poor fairly important manga characters from Kaibutsu arc and Hougen arc such as Lenny, Daisuke, Hidetoshi, George, Murder S, Kisaragi, Mole, Ron, Jaguar and Shouji Sudou.

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* AdaptedOut: This happened to the poor fairly important manga characters from the Kaibutsu arc and the Hougen arc such as Lenny, Daisuke, Hidetoshi, George, Murder S, Kisaragi, Mole, Ron, Jaguar and Shouji Sudou.

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The trope is not subverted, it is averted except for Weed and Gen. See Subverted Trope and Playing With A Trope. Also, adding Disney Death example.


* [[AmazingTechnicolorWildlife Amazing Technicolor Dogs]]: Subverted as most dogs are in normal colours but however Weed, Gin and Tokimune are coloured blue despite labelling them as silver-grey.

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* [[AmazingTechnicolorWildlife Amazing Technicolor Dogs]]: Subverted as most AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: Most dogs are in normal colours colors, but however Weed, Gin and Tokimune are coloured blue despite labelling them as silver-grey.



%% AttackOfTheKillerWhatever: Killer mutant dog (Kaibutsu)

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%% AttackOfTheKillerWhatever: Killer mutant dog (Kaibutsu)(Kaibutsu).


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* DisneyDeath: Because of AnyoneCanDie being in effect, this is a rare example were this trope is ''pulled off believably'' for much of the audience. During the [[spoiler: final battle with Hougen, after being repeatedly slammed into the ground like a rag doll, Weed looks very dead laying in the snow, covered in blood and [[DiesWideOpen with his eyes wide open]]. His father and the other characters think he's dead, but he is just stunned, and somehow gets up.]]

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