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* {{Bunnies for Cuteness}}: Rabi.
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* {{Bunnies for Cuteness}}: Rabi.
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* {{Butt Monkey}}:Akamimi. Akamimi is frequently abused by Killer, beaten up by Shiro, bitten by a puppy, whacked with thorns, attacked by bees and ends the movie being electrocuted to death right after getting part of his tail ripped off.
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Notable for its more wacky style of animation, the film has never been dubbed into English, and seems to have fallen into obscurity. It does have one claim to fame however. It was the first movie that was worked on by [[SarcasmMode an obscure artist]] named {{Creator/Hayao Miyazaki}}! Fans of Toei may also recognise Rabi the Rabbit, whose design came from {{Anime/The Little Prince and the Eight Headed Dragon}}.
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Notable for its more wacky style of animation, the film has never been dubbed into English, and seems to have fallen into obscurity. It does have one claim to fame however. It was the first movie that was worked on by [[SarcasmMode an obscure artist]] named {{Creator/Hayao Miyazaki}}! Fans of Toei may also recognise recognize Rabi the Rabbit, whose design came from {{Anime/The Little Prince and the Eight Headed Dragon}}.
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Created by {{Creator/Toei Animation}} in 1963 and very loosely based on the story of {{UsefulNotes/The 47 Ronin}}, ''Doggie March'' is about a puppy named Rock, whose mother is killed by an evil tiger named Killer and a fox named Akamimi. After his friends manage to get him to an alley (where they assume he will be safe from Killer), Rock forms an army of dogs to get revenge on the villains, who are now plotting to find and kill him.
Notable for its more wacky style of animation, the film has never been dubbed into English, and seems to have fallen into obscurity. It does have one claim to fame however. It was the first movie that was worked on by [[SarcasmMode an obscure artist]] named {{Creator/Hayao Miyazaki}}! Fans of Toei may also recognise Rabi the Rabbit, whose design came from {{Anime/The Little Prince and the Eight Headed Dragon}}.
!!Tropes Featured
* {{Bunnies for Cuteness}}: Rabi.
* {{Butt Monkey}}: Akamimi.
* {{Cats are Mean}}: All of the big cats in the movie are antagonistic. A tiger named Killer is the primary villain.
* {{Cruel Elephant}}: An especially nasty one becomes one of Killer’s minions later in the film.
* {{Disappeared Dad}}: Rock’s father is never seen.
* {{Disney Villain Death}}: After a fight on top of a roller coaster, Killer falls to his death.
* {{Foul Fox}}: Akamimi certainly qualifies. He terrorises the forest animals and takes great pleasure in beating up those smaller than him.
* {{Heroic Canines Villainous Felines}}: Every dog is heroic, and the main villain is a tiger. There are also a bunch of aggressive lions, leopards and panthers working for that tiger.
* {{Heroic Dog}}: As mentioned previously, every dog qualifies, although the alley dogs are a little rough around the edges at first.
* {{Jerk with a Heart of Gold}}: When the alley dogs first meet Rock, they do heckle him, but when they hear what happened to his mother, they instantly join his cause.
* {{Killer Gorilla}}: One of Killer’s goons is a gorilla.
* {{Knight of Cerebus}}: Played with. Killer starts off as a truly threatening and feared villain, but by the end of the film he is looking more comedic and pathetic.
** The elephant is by far the least humorous of Killer’s minions. It nearly crushes Goro, and seems invincible before Goro finally brings it down.
* {{Not So Harmless Villain}}: Akamimi is comical and is subjected to a lot of slapstick, but the scenes where he terrorises the forest animals (even killing a pheasant with ease) show that he is a genuine threat to them.
* {{Pint Sized Powerhouse}}: Rock is not a particularly big dog, even after he grows up, but he is able to go toe to toe with Killer and defeat him, as well as taking down a lion and a hyena beforehand. Even as a puppy he was able to put up a fight against Akamimi, who was much larger than him at the time.
** Goro is bigger than Rock, but still dwarfed by Killer and his goons. Nevertheless, he is able to bring down not only a panther, but also the aforementioned elephant.
* {{Vile Villain Laughable Lackey}}: Killer is depicted as a terrifying menace who the entire forest fears. Akamimi the fox, while [[NotSoHarmlessVillain not entirely harmless]], is subjected to a lot slapstick.
Created by {{Creator/Toei Animation}} in 1963 and very loosely based on the story of {{UsefulNotes/The 47 Ronin}}, ''Doggie March'' is about a puppy named Rock, whose mother is killed by an evil tiger named Killer and a fox named Akamimi. After his friends manage to get him to an alley (where they assume he will be safe from Killer), Rock forms an army of dogs to get revenge on the villains, who are now plotting to find and kill him.
Notable for its more wacky style of animation, the film has never been dubbed into English, and seems to have fallen into obscurity. It does have one claim to fame however. It was the first movie that was worked on by [[SarcasmMode an obscure artist]] named {{Creator/Hayao Miyazaki}}! Fans of Toei may also recognise Rabi the Rabbit, whose design came from {{Anime/The Little Prince and the Eight Headed Dragon}}.
!!Tropes Featured
* {{Bunnies for Cuteness}}: Rabi.
* {{Butt Monkey}}: Akamimi.
* {{Cats are Mean}}: All of the big cats in the movie are antagonistic. A tiger named Killer is the primary villain.
* {{Cruel Elephant}}: An especially nasty one becomes one of Killer’s minions later in the film.
* {{Disappeared Dad}}: Rock’s father is never seen.
* {{Disney Villain Death}}: After a fight on top of a roller coaster, Killer falls to his death.
* {{Foul Fox}}: Akamimi certainly qualifies. He terrorises the forest animals and takes great pleasure in beating up those smaller than him.
* {{Heroic Canines Villainous Felines}}: Every dog is heroic, and the main villain is a tiger. There are also a bunch of aggressive lions, leopards and panthers working for that tiger.
* {{Heroic Dog}}: As mentioned previously, every dog qualifies, although the alley dogs are a little rough around the edges at first.
* {{Jerk with a Heart of Gold}}: When the alley dogs first meet Rock, they do heckle him, but when they hear what happened to his mother, they instantly join his cause.
* {{Killer Gorilla}}: One of Killer’s goons is a gorilla.
* {{Knight of Cerebus}}: Played with. Killer starts off as a truly threatening and feared villain, but by the end of the film he is looking more comedic and pathetic.
** The elephant is by far the least humorous of Killer’s minions. It nearly crushes Goro, and seems invincible before Goro finally brings it down.
* {{Not So Harmless Villain}}: Akamimi is comical and is subjected to a lot of slapstick, but the scenes where he terrorises the forest animals (even killing a pheasant with ease) show that he is a genuine threat to them.
* {{Pint Sized Powerhouse}}: Rock is not a particularly big dog, even after he grows up, but he is able to go toe to toe with Killer and defeat him, as well as taking down a lion and a hyena beforehand. Even as a puppy he was able to put up a fight against Akamimi, who was much larger than him at the time.
** Goro is bigger than Rock, but still dwarfed by Killer and his goons. Nevertheless, he is able to bring down not only a panther, but also the aforementioned elephant.
* {{Vile Villain Laughable Lackey}}: Killer is depicted as a terrifying menace who the entire forest fears. Akamimi the fox, while [[NotSoHarmlessVillain not entirely harmless]], is subjected to a lot slapstick.
