If you’re a fan of thrilling, blood-soaked tales about the yakuza, get ready to feast your eyes on the upcoming live action film adaptation of the manga Hell Dogs. Set to hit theaters all across Japan on September 16, 2022, this film promises a cinematic experience like no other.

Hell Dogs: A Story of Unlikely Allies

Starring Okada Junichi as Kanetaka Jyougo and Sakaguchi Kentarou as Murouka Hideki, Hell Dogs follows the unlikely partnership between an undercover cop and a member of the yakuza. Together, they form an unstoppable duo known as the “mad dog combo,” quickly rising through the ranks of the criminal underworld.

An Adaptation from a Gripping Manga

Written by Fukamichi Akio, Hell Dogs is an ongoing action-packed mystery manga that has been serialized since April 2020. With its captivating storyline, this manga has gained a devoted following. Currently, five out of the twenty chapters have been translated, leaving readers hungry for more.

At first glance, Kanetaka may seem like a cold-blooded criminal, but as a member of the Metropolitan Police Department, he is forced to question his morals when he is ordered to commit a murder. This internal struggle adds depth to his character, making the story all the more compelling.

An Impressive Cast

In addition to the talented duo of Okada Junichi and Sakaguchi Kentarou, the cast of Hell Dogs includes other notable actors. Kitamura Kazuki will assume the role of their boss, while Matsuoka Mayu portrays Kisa Emiri, a bewitching mistress who becomes entangled in Kanetaka’s life. The veteran actress Otake Shinobu will play Kinugasa Koriko, a masseur who acts as a crucial link between Kanetaka and the police force.

Mark Your Calendar

The highly anticipated live action adaptation of Hell Dogs will be hitting theaters in Japan on September 16, 2022. Be sure to follow their official Twitter account for the latest updates and information about the cast.

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