History Anime / WanWanCelebSoreyukeTetsunoshin

A companion {{Manga}} was also printed which coincided with the anime, [[DenserAndWackier playing up the more episodic, comedic elements of the story]] while the show gradually shifted towards longer and more serious plotlines. It is archived [[https://tetsunosin.exblog.jp/ here]], though unfortunately it remains a strict example of NoExportForYou as it has never been translated, officially or otherwise.

* DisappearedDad: Tetsunoshin's father is never really referred to in the show, even despite there being an entire episode dedicated to him finding out who his ''mother'' is. It's thought to be [[AvertedTrope averted]] near the end when we're lead to believe that [[spoiler:Neo]] is Tetsunoshin's dad, but in the final episode we finally learn that [[spoiler:Tetsunoshin's father was simply a random no-name poodle]].

* TheFightingNarcissist: Kaiser ''adores'' himself, singing the praises of his own class, looks, and intelect. So extreme is this trope with him that even as he does battle from inside a giant robot, he sees fit to have the cockpit ''lined'' with mirrors all so he can look at himself at the same time. [[spoiler:Even his eventual fate of being lost in the depths of space doesn't bother him much, since in his own words he deserves to "become a star".]]

* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: Chocolat.]]

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The world-famous technology tyccoon, [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Yoru Gates]].

* OohMeAccentsSlipping: In-universe, Tetsunoshin naturally speaks with a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_dialects#Kyushu_Japanese Kyushu]] regional dialect that many characters in the show can identify easily. He actually has to be careful using it when speaking to humans, for fear of giving away who he is and revealing the Hill Dogs' secret.

* SatelliteLoveInterest: Chocolat is initially this for Tetsunoshin. For much of the first season, she contributes little else to the plot than being someone for Tetsunoshin to gawk over and occasionally catalyzing a plot point here and there. [[spoiler:Her eventual inclusion into Dog Paradise]] is met with little overall fanfare, even. However, she starts to grow out of this role in the second season, becoming more involved with various plot points and gaining a more developed characterization.

* VerbalTic: Chin ends all of his sentences with "-chow", since he's a chow chow. Hanzou also has the habit of using the phrase "de gozaru" much the same as [[Manga/RurouniKenshin Kenshin]] and [[VideoGame/{{Blazblue}} Bang]] do, fittingly for a ninja.
* YouAreNumberSix: Tetsunoshin is the 81st pup of 102 to be born from his purebred mother. While that fact rarely comes up, when he actually manages to ''find'' his mother, she only refers to him as "Number 81" (as she does with all of the pups) due to being unable to learn the names of all 102 of her children. [[spoiler:Though by the end of that episode, she ''does'' seem to have remembered him well enough to have learned his actual name, something she never did with any of her other kids.]]

* FinancialAbuse: Many of the Inuyamas' financial choices border on this, at the expense of Mr. Inuyama, the family's breadwinner. Even though everyone else in the family should ''know'' that they can't afford most of the stuff they buy, they continue to do it anyway. The best justification given is that they're just irresponsible and believe in him to handle it, but it really says a lot when one of the first family members to take action about getting them out of debt is their ''dog''.

* LoveRedeems: A minor case. Reika's one real redeeming quality that puts her above her [[CorruptCorporateExecutive corrupt parents]] is that she has a crush on Celebrity Knight, allowing her to a express a kinder side of herself that can't be seen when she's too busy being her usual [[RichBitch Rich]] AlphaBitch self.

Tetsunoshin is the faithful dog of the Inuyama family, who've just moved from rural Japan to the luxurious (and expensive) Hoppongi Hills after Mr. Inuyama's lucrative IT corporation promises to to make the family rich and successful... except, it doesn't. Despite the business's success, the Inuyamas soon find that it isn't enough to support their new lifestyle, forcing them to consider leaving the high life before they've even had a taste of it yet.

First airing on January 7 and concluding on December 30 the same year, the show spanned 51 episodes. Fansubs of it can be found on Website/YouTube.

!!Tropes:

* DiedInYourArms : [[spoiler: Chocolat dies in Tetsunoshin's arms.]]

* HarsherInHindsight: How did Tetsunoshin's lover die. [[HeroicSacrifice run to him]] [[TakingTheBullet get hit by a spell]]. [[PietaPlagiarism his lover kneels and hears her last words while around them cried.]]

* HarsherInHindsight: How did Tetsunoshin's lover die. [[HeroicSacrifice run to him]] [[TakingTheBullet get hit by a spell]]. [[Manga/Naruto his lover kneels and hears her last words while around them cried.]]

** Another involves a dog soccer game, in which the dogs consistently stand on their hind legs ''and'' talk to each other in a way so organized that it couldn't possibly be nonsense even though humans can't actually understand what their saying. Again, never questioned.

* CoolMask: Tetsunoshin's human persona Celebrity Knight wears one constantly. Given that the transformation ''itself'' is a disguise and most people know who Celebrity Knight is anyway, there's no real reason to have it other than that [[RuleOfCool Seto thought it would be cool]].

* GratuitousNinja: Hanzou the ''ninken''. [[spoiler:And for the Shirogane Dogs, there's Sasuke.]]

* InterspeciesRomance: Or rather, an interspecies crush. Tetsunoshin makes it evident more than once that his affection for Rumi is more than just the platonic love between a dog and his owner.

* VerbalTic

* CerebusSyndrome: While there ''are'' still lighthearted moments afterward, the ending of the first season sets up a much darker and more serious storyline than anything the show had done up to that point. The overarching plot begins to shift focus from Tetsunoshin's financial troubles to a issues that threaten Dog Paradise as a whole, with rumors of conspiracy theories jeopardizing its integrity, a dangerous organization seeking to legitimately harm the main cast, a more in-depth and potentially darker depiction of the dog world itself (complete with some implications of militarism and socialism in certain places), and to top it all off, actual on-screen violence with real weapons and ''blood'' being drawn is shown for the first time.

* {{Determinator}}: Tetsunoshin will travel to other continents, jump off of bridges into waterfalls, enter martial arts competitions, fight hungry bears while covered in honey, get swallowed by giant fish, and (almost) sell himself if it means the Inuyamas can be happy.

* SatelliteLoveInterest: Chocolat is this for Tetsunoshin. She contributes little else to the plot than being someone for Tetsunoshin to gawk over and occasionally catalyzing a plot point here and there. [[spoiler:Her eventual inclusion into Dog Paradise]] is met with little fanfare whatsoever, even.

* {{Determinator}}: Tetsunoshin will travel to other continents, jump off of bridges into waterfalls, enter martial arts competitions, fight hungry bears, get swallowed by giant fish, and (almost) sell himself if it means the Inuyamas can be happy.

* GratuitousNinja: Hanzou the ''ninken''.

* SatelliteLoveInterest: Chocolat is this for Tetsunoshin. She contributes little else to the plot than being someone for Tetsunoshin to gawk over and occasionally catalyzing a plot point here and there.

* RunningGag: Tetsunoshin's five-meter pedigree roll.

* InstantAwesomeJustAddNinjas: Hanzou the ''ninken''.

* GratuitousEnglish: Many instances, but John uses it in about a fourth of his lines.

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'''''Wan Wan Celeb Soreyuke! Tetsunoshin''''' is a 2006 anime produced by Creator/AnimalYa.

First airing on January 7 and concluding on December 30 the same year, the show spanned 51 episodes. Fansubs of it can be found on Website/{{YouTube}}.

!!This series contains examples of:

* SatelliteLoveInterest: Chocolat is this for Tetsunoshin. She contributes little else to the plot than being someone for Tetsunoshin to gawk over and occasionally catalyzing a plot point here and there.

* CampGay: Gary the pet hairdresser, [[AlwaysCamp naturally]]. The Japanese pronunciation of his name is even a pun on the word "gay", and good ''god'' does he show it.

'''''Wan Wan Celeb Soreyuke! Tetsunoshin''''' is a 2006 anime produced by Creator/AnimalYa. Tetsunoshin is the faithful dog of the Inuyama family, who've just moved from rural Japan to the luxurious (and expensive)Hoppongi Hills after Mr. Inuyama's lucrative IT corporation promises to to make the family rich and successful... except, it doesn't. Despite the business's success, the Inuyamas soon find that it isn't enough to support their new lifestyle, forcing them to consider leaving the high life before they've even had a taste of it yet.

First airing on January 7 and concluding on December 30 the same year, the show spanned 51 episodes

* Really700YearsOld: [[spoiler:Seto]] is revealed to be over 400 years old, [[spoiler:having been the dog of famous 16th-century daimyo.]]
* RichBitch: Shima Kurogane ''and'' her daughter Reika, being respectively the wife and daughter of CorruptCorporateExecutive Taizou Kurogane.