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Dogs: Bullets & Carnage synopsis
The story evolves around four different chapters and four different main characters. These stories are adapted from the similair called manga book later renamed into Dogs: Bullets & Carnage as serialization began.
Dogs: Bullets & Carnage cast
Toshihiko SekiErnst Rammsteiner · 4 ep.
Shizuka ItohNaoto Fuyumine · 4 ep.
Mamiko NotoNill · 4 ep.
Koji YusaIan · 4 ep.
Ryoko ShiraishiMimi · 4 ep.
Akira IshidaBadou Nails · 4 ep.
Akio OtsukaMihai Mihaeroff · 4 ep.
Takeshi KusaoMagato Fuyumine · 4 ep.
Shigeru NakaharaGiovanni Rammsteiner · 4 ep.
Takahiro SakuraiHaine Rammsteiner · 4 ep.About the series Dogs: Bullets & Carnage
Dogs: Bullets & Carnage is a series (animation and action & adventure) created by Shirow Miwa since 2009. It has 1 season and 4 episodes of about 15 minutes each. The series ended on July 17, 2009. Cast members include Toshihiko Seki, Shizuka Itoh and Mamiko Noto. It is rated 6.2/10 by 8 TMDB users.
Frequently asked questions about Dogs: Bullets & Carnage
Where to watch Dogs: Bullets & Carnage online?
No legal streaming offer is listed in the United States for Dogs: Bullets & Carnage yet (source: JustWatch via TMDB). Each episode has its own page with this information.
How many seasons of Dogs: Bullets & Carnage are there?
Dogs: Bullets & Carnage has 1 season for a total of 4 episodes.
Has Dogs: Bullets & Carnage ended?
Yes, the series has ended: the last episode aired on July 17, 2009.
Who stars in Dogs: Bullets & Carnage?
The lead actors are Toshihiko Seki (Ernst Rammsteiner), Shizuka Itoh (Naoto Fuyumine), Mamiko Noto (Nill), Koji Yusa (Ian), Ryoko Shiraishi (Mimi).











