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Inu-Ou
Synopsis: After losing his vision and his father in a dive in search of an ancient sword, Tomona transforms his pain into art by mastering the biwa and joining a troupe of storytellers, adopting the name Tomoichi. In his journey, he encounters Inu-Ou, a being marginalized for his deformed appearance, who discovers a special gift for hearing spirits that recount the forgotten tales of the Heike clan. Together, they challenge social conventions with their radical performances, which attract the attention of the people but provoke the wrath of the authorities of the shogunal era. As their fame grows, Tomoichi and Inu-Ou face not only the challenges of artistic accomplishment but also the struggle against the oppressive traditions that threaten to silence them.
Table of Content
- Information
- Trailer/OP
- Curiosities
- Characters
- Summary
- FAQ
- Meaning
- Related
Information
Anime Names
- Anime Name: Inu-Ou
- Anime Name in Japanese: 犬王
- Anime Name in English: Inu-Oh
- Other names: Indisponível
Production information
- Producers: Asmik Ace, Tohokushinsha Film Corporation
- Licensors:
- Studios: Science SARU
Anime Information
- Type: Movie
- Episodes: 1
- Date: 28-May-22
- Genres: Prêmio Vencedor, Fantasia, Histórico, Música, Artes Cênicas
- Subjects: Histórico, Música, Artes Cênicas
- Target: Shounen
External Links
Anime Reviews
- Rating: 7.8
- Popularity: 4249
Video Trailer/Opening
Curiosities
- "Inu-Ou" is directed by Masaaki Yuasa, a renowned director known for his unique animation style and works in anime such as "Devilman Crybaby" and "Ping Pong the Animation."
- The film is inspired by the book "The Tale of the Heike: Inu-Oh" written by Hideo Furukawa, which is a reimagining of historical events.
- The story of Inu-Ou takes place during the Muromachi period in Japan and focuses on real historical characters mixed with elements of fiction.
- Music plays a central role in the film's narrative, merging traditional Japanese styles with modern rock.
- Inu-Ou was well received at various international film festivals, standing out for its innovative visual aesthetic and engaging soundtrack.
- The titular character, Inu-Ou, is inspired by a famous artist of Noh theater, which has little historical documentation, allowing for a broad creative license for writers and filmmakers.
Main Characters
- Inu-Ou
- Tomona
- Tomona's Mother
- Hino Nariko
- Fujiwaka
- Inu-Oh's Mother
- Taniichi
- Pai de Inu-Oh
- Pai da Tomona
- Teiichi
Summary and events
- Tomona loses his sight and his father after diving in search of an ancient sword in the waters of the battle of Dan-no-ura.
- With few options, Tomona learns to play the biwa and joins a renowned group of storytellers, adopting the name "Tomoichi."
- Tomoichi meets Inu-Ou, a deformed-looking person who enjoys scaring others, but finds friendship with the blind storyteller.
- The partnership leads to the creation of joint performances, where Inu-Ou listens to spirits telling forgotten stories of the Heike clan.
- Tomoichi once again changes his name to Tomoari and uses his music to promote the dances of Inu-Ou, gaining great popularity.
- The innovative and daring style of the duo challenges the traditions valued by the shogunate.
- With the growing fame, the duo faces the traditional forces that control the society around them.
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Meaning of Inu-Ou
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犬王
- 犬 - dog
- 王 - king
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