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| '''Jagainu-kun''' is the main character. When happy, his tail sprouts a flower. | '''Jagainu-kun''' is the main character. When happy, his tail sprouts a flower. | ||
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| '''Hedgetato-chan'''is Dogtato-kun's girlfriend. She is a pink hedgehog who sprouts many flowers when happy. |
'''Hedgetato-chan'''is Dogtato-kun's girlfriend. She is a pink hedgehog who sprouts many flowers when happy. In one episode, they venture around, and soon, they find themselves in straightland. In another, they find a cave with bubbles that capture sound. These examples show the playful style of storytelling that Dogtato displays. | ||
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| Genre | shōjo, Children's |
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| Anime | |
| Directed by | Yutaka Kagawa |
| Studio | Studio Egg |
Dogtato-kun (じゃがいぬくん Jagainu-kun ) is a popular anime in Japan. Dogtato is one of the half animal, half vegetable inhabitants of "veggie-town". There are 15 episodes of Dogtato, as well as one promotional episode. The word Jagainu-kun comes from the Japanese word for potato (Jaigaimo) and dog (inu).
Characters
Jagainu-kun is the main character. When happy, his tail sprouts a flower. Hedgetato-chanis Dogtato-kun's girlfriend. She is a pink hedgehog who sprouts many flowers when happy. In one episode, they venture around, and soon, they find themselves in straightland. In another, they find a cave with bubbles that capture sound. These examples show the playful style of storytelling that Dogtato displays.
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