**[Togainu no Chi (Blood Curs)](https://anidb.net/anime/7477)**  __File Info__ Source: DTV Files: MKV (Matroska) Video: AVC 1280x720 Audio: Japanese AAC Stereo Subtitles: English ASS __Contributors__ RAWS: [Leopard-Raws](https://anidb.net/g13373/) Subtitles: [gg](https://anidb.net/g2812/) __Release Notes__ This project effort was made to step-up the quality of this show from the 480p [gg](https://anidb.net/g2812/) releases to 720p. The RAWs were supplied by [Leopard-Raws](https://anidb.net/g13373/), and original English subtitles are from [gg](https://anidb.net/g2812/). Because of the differences between the video/audio and the English subtitles and chapters, the subtitles needed to be resync'd, and for some episodes, entirely omitted, as is the case with at least one of the video files missing the next episode preview at the end of the episode. We also utilized [MKV Tag Editor](https://www.3delite.hu/Object%20Pascal%20Developer%20Resources/DownloadMKVTagEditor.html) to implement our group's cause to always cite our sources. __Plot__ _Based on the popular boys love visual novel game Togainu no Chi (Blood of the Reprimanded Hound) from Nitro+chiral._ After being devastated in the third World War (known as The Third Division), Japan was divided in two. Several years after the end of the war, a crime organization called Vischio has taken control of the destroyed city of Toshima (formerly Tokyo, Japan's capital city), where they are holding a battle game known as Igura. The game's main character, a young man named Akira, is falsely accused of a crime. Once arrested, a mysterious woman appears before him, offering him freedom if he agrees to participate in Igura and defeat Igura's strongest man: the king, or Il-re. The story follows Akira's life in the harsh, lawless Toshima as he fights both to survive and to unravel the mysteries developing around him. *Note: The first episode was streamed online on NicoNico Douga and U-stream as part of a special preview event on September 23, 2010. The regular television broadcast started on October 8, 2010.*