Inu ni Nattara Suki na Hito ni Hirowareta.

In the vast tapestry of manga narratives, "Inu ni Nattara Suki na Hito ni Hirowareta" stands out as a touching tale weaving both light-hearted moments and profound introspection. At its heart lie two captivating figures: the inimitable Pochita-san, whose character development serves as the pulse of the story, and the mesmerizing Inukai-san, whose beauty, both inside and out, lingers long after one turns the final page.

Pochita-san: A Canine Odyssey

The journey of Pochita-san cannot be overstated in its emotional depth and nuance. Beginning as a seemingly ordinary canine, Pochita-san's evolution is an intricate dance of loyalty, resilience, and self-realization.

From the start, Pochita-san's loyalty and inherent joy ... is evident. Yet, as the narrative unfolds, layers of his character are peeled back, revealing a rich tapestry of emotions. Through various trials, challenges, and relationships, Pochita-san learns the values of trust, sacrifice, and personal growth. His development not only establishes him as the story's emotional anchor but also highlights the universal themes of love, commitment, and perseverance.

Inukai-san: Elegance and Depth Personified

Inukai-san, with her ethereal beauty, is not merely a visual delight; she is a symphony of grace and strength. Her allure isn’t just skin-deep. Beneath her exquisite exterior lies a reservoir of compassion, empathy, and wisdom.

Her interactions with Pochita-san are tender and nurturing. Inukai-san sees beyond the canine exterior, recognizing and valuing Pochita-san's spirit and emotions. This depth of understanding reveals a maturity and kindness that make her all the more captivating.

Every aspect of Inukai-san, from her attire to her expressions, seems purposefully crafted. Each glance, each gesture adds layers to her character, revealing glimpses into her past, her hopes, and her dreams. The combination of her physical elegance and profound emotional intelligence elevates her from a mere character to a timeless icon.

In Conclusion

"Inu ni Nattara Suki na Hito ni Hirowareta" is more than a manga; it's a journey of the heart. The intertwined tales of Pochita-san and Inukai-san create a narrative that is as visually stunning as it is emotionally resonant. While it showcases the bond between a dog and his human, it goes beyond to touch upon broader themes of life, relationships, and the magic that unfolds when two souls connect.

For those yet to embark on this enchanting journey, a masterpiece awaits. For those already well-acquainted, the story serves as a reminder of the profound beauty in both everyday moments and epic sagas alike.

Alright boys, let's buckle up and put on our big boy pants and ready ourselves to watch an anime about the experience of doge x 2D anime girl. What can go wrong?

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I've seen both the anime and the manga and never before in my life I had to ask myself, "What the fuck am I watching?" while reading or watching an anime. This shows screams "DEGENERACY" at you for every single second you find yourself watching it. Heck, this "anime" has ventured way too far into the hentai category. I'm surprised it isn't hentai. Every 5 minutes I had to recite "O Lord, repent me ... for my sins" while reading the manga to prevent my brain cells from spontaneous combustion.

Overall, very mixed reviews on this abomination. Cool and original idea I guess albeit executed horrendously. I mean, it has cute characters so yay?
Plot is inconsistent, hard to follow, and with so many sinkholes attached that I assure you cannot understand the anime until you read the manga.
Characters are very bland. This show and manga focuses too much on finding ways to make the general male audience get an unpleasant feeling in their pants and immediately look down between their crotch, and it unironically works.

Now that's over, good luck watching this thing. If you're tired of the general anime or hentai in this case give it try. May God have mercy on the author and production team of this abomination. Amen.

This has got to be the worst piece of media I ever consumed.

The characters are shallow as frick (avoiding swearing since I don't want this to be taken down), the protagonist makes me extremely furious and the writing is a thousand times worse than any other Harem Comedy I've ever watched. Only watch this bullcrap if you have some sort of mistress/dog fetish, then you're gonna get fed well with this one.
Otherwise stay the frick away from this, it's incredibly uncomfortable to watch and the writing of the protagonist seems to be suffering here the most. You can't sympathize with that loser in any shape ... or form, because in one moment he will say "I won't look at these t*tties because I'm just a dog and that's messed up" and then we get a zoom-in shot of those said bags. He keeps fricking up everything and the only interesting thing about him are his memory flashbacks. That is the ONLY interesting thing about this anime. Getting the bits of info on HOW and WHY he turned/was turned into a dog. Those flashbacks happen from time to time but it's not worth watching the whole thing, ESPECIALLY because you'd have to read the manga to figure out, which is STILL on-going. Don't do this to yourselves, I beg of you. Spare your last few brain cells and watch something other trashy bs that AT LEAST has SOME form of dignity left and some mediocre writing. Cuz this is just migraine for your entire body.

None of the characters are likable and most are even dislikable. Nekotani is the ONLY character with common sense left and does NOT try to have s*x with a DOG. Unlike everyone else. Pinkie here has a crush on the dog cuz it reminds her of her actual human crush (ok? weird) and ice queen is #lonely #misunderstood #nofriends and is the crush of our main character (before and after he was turned into a dog). And, for some reason, ice queen only ever shows emotion when she's with her dog, in this case our protagonist. But no, it's not all innocent like a comfort pet or something, she ACTIVELY M*STURB*TES with her DOG. SHE IS DOWN FRICKING BAD FOR DOGS. AND THE THOUGHT OF THE DOG BEING HUMAN (Episode 12) TURNS HER OFF. I honestly can't feel bad for this woman (is she even of age?) as she's being established as this sweet girl with a dog fetish but then we learn that she's actually cold to every other living being on this planet, actively goes out of everyone's way because her butt does NOT want to interact with any human, she just wants her t*ts sucked by her pet dog. Said pet dog has no shame and his mf'ing tail is wagging at every suggestive moment. Bro won't stop trying to convince us that he isn't down bad for any of the chicks but in reality he is horrendously down bad. This part of his character, his dishonesty, is what makes him so dislikable. He would, ACTUALLY, be more enjoyable if he just embraced his new fetish life sometimes and says sh*t like "ngl this puss is bussin'" (the formulation is obviosuly a joke but you get the point) but instead he plays the victim the ENTIRE. FRICKING. TIME. "ugghh no i dont wanna do this wah wah wah oh no she put me up her skirt again what am i gonna do oh no >////<" SHUT UP SHUT UPPP I have never been this mad at the writing of a character or this uncomfortable watching an anime and I've watched sh*t like Redo of a Healer. Which was, if you even care, interesting for me and didn't make me want to k*ll myself because there the protagonist acknowledges himself being a bad person (well actually he thinks hes the good guy and that revenge is good and sexy asf but yk what i actually mean is bro is self-aware).

This is more of a rant than a review so please don't send a bomb to my location. Thank you for reading and stay away from this abomination for all eternity