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キューティクル探偵因幡
In a world where half-human, half-animal chimeras live and work alongside normal people, there are sure to be a few bad apples in the bunch. Unfortunately, half-human criminals means non-human clues that often leave the police stumped. That's where lone wolf detectives like Hiroshi Inaba come in. He's literally part wolf and has the amazing ability to extract critical information just by examining or tasting a sample of someone's hair! Of course, that ability has also resulted in Inaba having a little bit of a hair fetish, but that doesn't seem to be a problem for his two assistants. (Well, at least the cross-dressing one isn't complaining much.) And it's nothing compared to the strange tastes of Inaba's nemesis, the omnivorous (and half goat) crime boss Don Valentino, who has an appetite for green legal tender instead of tender young greens! Inaba's sworn to cut Valentino out of the criminal flock before the Don can wolf down more ill-gotten dough, but he's going to have to chew his way through a lot of evidence to get his goat. Can sheer dogged detective work put the baaaaad guys behind bars? (Source: Sentai Filmworks)
Hiroshi Inaba
MAIN
Yuuta Sasaki
MAIN
Kuniharu Ogino
MAIN
Valentino
MAIN
Kei Nozaki
MAIN
Lorenzo
SUPPORTING
Gabriella
SUPPORTING
Haruka Inaba
SUPPORTING
Yuzuki Ogata
SUPPORTING
Yatarou
SUPPORTING
Natsuki
SUPPORTING
Noah
SUPPORTING
Stella
SUPPORTING
Wakaba Ogino
SUPPORTING
Azusa Ogino
SUPPORTING
Kazuomi Kenmochi
SUPPORTING
Soumei
SUPPORTING
Akiyoshi
SUPPORTING
Iori Hamada
SUPPORTING
Torayasu Kurami
SUPPORTING
Kaoru Joujima
SUPPORTING
Thomas
SUPPORTING
Masashi Mori
SUPPORTING
Junichi Suwabe
Theme Song Performance (OP)
Tooru Ookawa
Theme Song Performance (ED)
John Ledford
Executive Producer (English)
John Ledford
Producer (English)
Makoto Nakamura
Series Composition
Hideo Takahashi
Sound Director
manzo
Theme Song Lyrics
manzo
Theme Song Composition
manzo
Theme Song Arrangement
Mochi
Original Creator
Susumu Mitsunaka
Director
Junichi Kitamura
Key Animation (ep 11)
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