This “article” here is meant to serve as a sort of repository for all information pertaining to Black Dog’s work that I’ve been able to find, or deduce on my own, including release dates, trivia, and download links for scans of both raw and translated versions of the books, when I can find them (or scan them myself).
I make no claim that this is 100% complete or entirely accurate, but I do the best with the resources I have at my disposal (namely, the information in the books themselves, Mugimugi’s Doujinshi database, Wikipedia, places I order doujin from, and the help of others). If you find any information here to be incorrect, or find that I’m missing something, please let me know in the comments, and I’ll see to making the appropriate changes.
Please note: That this article is still very much under construction, and for the time being, the download links are pretty limited. I’ve only included links for the books I’ve already re-edited or scanned. I plan to eventually add links for the books I will probably never re-edit/scan (either because they’re extremely difficult to find or expensive).
Eventually, it is my goal to have re-scanned and re-edited as many of Black Dog’s books as possible, and this includes the early Submission books which I’ve already re-edited with someone elses’ scans (those scans were better than the really old ones, but still not quite up to my standards now that I’m scanning Black Dog books myself). However, the older stuff that’s been more poorly scanned/edited is my first priority.
Finally, there is some more information about Black Dog, and my thoughts on his work, below the “list” portion of this article. Read it if you’re interested.
The List:
First off, it may be worth noting that I have this list seperated into Sailor Moon, and non-Sailor Moon doujin, and within these two lists, the books are ordered by their original release date. Next to the book name, I’ve put the original release date, and then most recent reprint date (that I know of).
In brackets with the original release date I’ve put abbreviated names for the conventions the books are released at. C# = Comiket, CR# = Comic Revolution, SC# = Sunshine Creation and C1☆# = COMIC1☆. At the very bottom is also a short list of the collaboration doujins he’s done with other circles.
A series of question marks means I have no available information there. A question mark next to some information means it’s something I haven’t 100% confirmed to be true.
Submission Mercury – ???
See Star Platinum Compilation.
Submission Jupiter – 1993/11/23?
Submission Scribbles – ???
See Echoes – Act 1 Compilation.
Submission Mars – 1994/04/10 – 1994/06/05
54 pages; 1133×1600, 21mb
Download English Version: ( Hotfile )
Download Raw: ( Hotfile )
See Love Deluxe Compilation, this will later be re-scanned and re-re-edited there later.
Submission Mercury Plus – 1994/08/07
50 pages; 1133×1600, 20mb
Download English Version: ( Hotfile )
Download Raw: ( Hotfile )
See Love Deluxe Compilation, this will later be re-scanned and re-re-edited there later.
Submission Jupiter Plus – 1993/11/23 – 1994/09/23
42 pages; 1133×1600, 17mb
Download English Version: ( Hotfile )
Download Raw: ( Hotfile )
See Love Deluxe Compilation, this will later be re-scanned and re-re-edited there later.
Heaven’s Door – 1994/12/28 (C47?)
Refers to Bob Dyllan’s song “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door“.
See Love Deluxe Compilation.
Submission Venus – 1995/05/25 – 1996/05/26
74 pages; 1133×1600, 28mb
Download English Version: ( Hotfile )
Download Raw: ( Hotfile )
See Star Platinum Compilation, this will later be re-scanned and re-re-edited there later.
Killer Queen – 1995/12/30 (C49) – 1996/02/25
Title refers to Queen’s song “Killer Queen“.
82 pages; 1133×1600, 32mb
Download English Version: ( Hotfile )
Download Raw: ( Hotfile )
See Star Platinum Compilation, this will later be re-scanned and re-re-edited there later.
Love Deluxe (Compilation) – 1996/03/24Â – 2000/07/23
Title refers to the album “Love Deluxe” by the band Sade.
- Submission Mercury Plus
- Submission Jupiter Plus
- Submission Mars
- Heaven’s Door
I already own this book, so it will be re-scanned eventually.
Submission Saturn – 1996/12/10 (C51?)
See Gold Experience Compilation.
Submission Sailormoon – 1997/08/17 (C52?) – 1997/10/10
See Gold Experience Compilation.
Baby Face – 1997/12/29 (C53?) – 1998/03/15
Title is either a reference to the song “Baby Face” by Harry Akst and Benny David, covered by numerous rock and jazz musicians, or U2’s song “Babyface” off their Zooropa album.
See Gold Experience Compilation.
Star Platinum (Compilation) – 1998/05/19Â – 2000/07/23
Title refers to the Tarot card “The Star“.
Compilation of the following books:
- Submission Mercury
- Submission Venus
- Stray Cat: Title is a reference to the band Stray Cats.
- Killer Queen
- Black Sabbath: Title is a reference to the heavy metal band Black Sabbath.
I already own this book, so it will be re-scanned eventually.
Cheap Trick – 1998-06-14
Title refers to the band Cheap Trick.
The content of this copybon was included in Magician’s Red, though the cover page is missing from it.
Magician’s Red – 1998/08/16 (C54?) – 1998/09/21
Title refers to the Tarot card “The Magician“.
38 pages; ~2165×3015, 54mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Sheer Heart Attack – 1998/12/30 (C55) – 1999/03/21
Title refers to Queen’s third album, “Sheer Heart Attack” (one of the singles from which was Killer Queen).
66 pages; ~2170×3025, 92mb for hi-res version
English Hi-Res Re-Edit: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Submission Sailorstars Junbi Gou? – 1999/12/26 (C57) – 2000/01/20
This is an vastly incomplete version of Submission Sailorstars, which was not finished until almost three years later. It starts without the Sailor Saturn intro portion, and ends at the point where the whole group sex part of the book starts in the full version (page 46). The title page is sketchy and unfinished, as are several other aspects of the book; namely, the shading and background tones are missing in a lot of areas. This version doesn’t have anything that isn’t included in the full thing, so unless you’re really into collecting every little thing, you probably don’t need this one.
Oasis – 1999/11/03 (CR26) – 1999/11/23
Title refers to the band Oasis.
See The Grateful Dead Compilation.
Gold Experience (Compilation) – 2000/08/13 (C58?) – 2000/11/23
Title refers to Prince’s album “The Gold Experience“.
Compilation of the following books:
- Submission Saturn
- Talking Head (Mini-chapter exclusive to this compilation): Title refers to the band, Talking Heads.
- Submission Sailormoon
- Baby Face
- Judgement (Short chapter exclusive to this compilation): Title refers to the tarot card “Judgement“.
194 pages; ~2180×3025, 227mb
English Hi-Res Re-Edit: ( Hotfile Part 1 ) ( Hotfile Part 2 )
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Goo Goo Dolls – 2000/05/14 (CR27) – 2000/06/03
Title refers to the band, the Goo Goo Dolls.
See The Grateful Dead Compilation.
Green Day – 2000/12/30 (C59) – 2001/02/21
Title refers to the band Green Day.
30 pages; ~2175×3025, 37mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Tohth – 2001/05/13 (CR29)
Title refers to the Egyptian deity Thoth. Though it’s mispelt as “Tohth.”
See The Grateful Dead Compilation.
Atom Heart Father – 2001/08/12 (C60) – 2001/09/15
Title refers to the Pink Floyd album “Atom Heart Mother“. And no, Black Dog wasn’t the one who got creative with the title, the Stand is Atom Heart Father in JoJo’s.
34 pages, PNG format; ~2165×3020, 33mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Yo-Yo Ma – 2001/10/28 (CR30) – 2001/11/15
This one actually isn’t a Stand from JoJo. It’s just a direct reference to the Chinese cellist Yo-Yo Ma.
See The Grateful Dead Compilation.
Red Hot Chili Pepper – 2001/12/30 (C61) – 2002/01/31
Title refers to the band the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
30 pages; ~2170×3025, 40mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Megaupload )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Submission Sailorstars (Complete) – 2002/08/11 (C62)
154 pages; ~2165×3035, 264mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Anubis – 2002/05/12 (CR31)
Title refers to the Egyptian deity Anubis.
18 pages; ~2170×3025, 25mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Megaupload )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Another One Bites The Dust – 2002/12/30 (C63) – 2003/02/15
Title refers to the Queen song, “Another One Bites The Dust“.
34 pages; ~2175×3020, 56mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Diver Down – 2003/04/29 (CR33) – 2003/05/18
Title refers to the fifth album by Van Halen, “Diver Down“.
18 pages; ~2170×3025, 29mb
English Hi-Res Re-Edit: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Megaupload )
The Grateful Dead (Compilation) – 2003/08/17 (C64) – 2003/09/21
Title refers to the band, The Grateful Dead.
Compilation of the following books:
- Oasis
- Goo Goo Dolls
- Enigma
- Tohth
- Yo-Yo Ma
- Lovers (Exclusive to this compilation): Title refers to the Tarot card, “The Lovers“.
118 pages; ~1150×1600, ~2165×3020 133mb for hi-res version
English Hi-Res Re-Edit: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Hierophant Green – 2003/12/30 (C65) – 2004/02/15
Title refers to the Tarot card, “The Hierophant“.
30 pages; ~2180×3025, 39mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Burning Down The House – 2004/08/15 (C66) – 2004/09/22
Title refers to the Talking Heads song, “Burning Down The House“.
34 pages; ~1150×1600, 12mb for resized version; ~2175×3025, 37mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Sex Pistols+ – 2004/12/30 (Non + version released, C67) – 2005/03/15
Title refers to the band The Sex Pistols.
38 pages; ~2180×3025, 48mb – English version translated and edited by Ayane.
English Hi-Res Re-Edit: ( Hotfile )
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Aqua Necklace – 2005/08/14 (C68)
This one appears to not actually be a direct reference to anything, as a Stand in JoJo’s. Though I speculate that it may partially be a reference to “Aqualung” by Jethro Tull, but I could be wrong.
38 pages; ~2170×3010, 59mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Super Fly – 2005/12/30 (C69)
Title refers to the Curtis Mayfield’s third album, and soundtrack to the film “Super Fly“.
30 pages; ~2175×3015, 47mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Cream Starter+ – 2006/08/13 (Non + version released, C70) – 2006/12/15
This is apparently a reference to the song “Firestarter” by the band Prodigy, which is a song I’m familiar with, but I’m not sure I would have made the connection to this title.
30 pages; ~2170×3010, 51mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve ) – ( Megaupload )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Pearl Jam – 2006/12/31 (C71)
Title refers to the band Pearl Jam.
38 pages; ~2170×3010, 52mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
In A Silent Way – 2007/08/19 (C72)
Title refers to the album, “In A Silent Way” by jazz musician Miles Davis.
42 pages; ~2175×3025, 53mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Sky High – 2007/12/31 (C73)
Title refers to the song “Sky High” by the band Jigsaw.
42 pages, PNG format; ~2170×3020, 75mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Beach Boy – 2008/08/17 (C74)
Title refers to the band, The Beach Boys.
46 pages; ~2170×3010, 66mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw:( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Scary Monsters – 2008/12/30 (C75) – 2009/02/18
Title refers to David Bowie album, and song of the same name, “Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)“.
42 pages, PNG format; ~2175×3015, 74mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Tubular Bells – 2009/08/16 (C76)
Title refers to the album “Tubular Bells” by Mike Oldfield.
34 pages; ~2170×3010, 52mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Tower Of Grey – 2009/12/31 (C77) – 2010/02/22
Title refers to the Tarot card, “The Tower“.
50 pages; ~2180×3025, 72mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw:( Hotfile )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Dark Blue Moon – 2010/08/15 (C78)
Title refers to the Tarot card, “The Moon“.
I’ll probably be ordering this one to do my own scan in the next few months.
Non-SM Parodies
Submission V Gundam – ???
See Echoes – Act 1 Compilation.
Echoes (Compilation) – 1996/08/03 – 1997/03/20
Title refers to the Pink Floyd song, “Echoes“.
44 pages, PNG format; ~2155×3010, 50mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
This is a compilation of some of Black Dog’s earliest work, most of which are Evangelion parodies that featured as part of other circles’ books, I believe. The chapters are as follows:
- Please Do It (Evangelion Parody)
- Male Cuisine: Eating Ayanami (Evangelion Parody)
- Male Cuisine: Eating Asuka (Evangelion Parody)
- Submission V Gundam (Mobile Suit Victory Gundam Parody)
- Submission Scribbles (Sailor Moon Parody – this is an early sketch draft of Submission Jupter I think)
White Album – 1998/10/31 (CR24?)
Kare Kano Parody
Title refers to the Beatles’ “White Album”.
See Echoes – Act 2 Compilation.
Cream – 1999/05/16 (CR25)
Parody involving loli characters from a few different series: Namely, Sailor Moon, Card Captor Sakura and Nadesico.
Title refers to the band Cream.
See Echoes – Act 2 compilation.
Echoes – Act 2 – (Compilation) – 1999/08/15 (C56) – 1999/09/15
Refers again to the Pink Floyd song, “Echoes”. Note that in JBZ, there are three Stands called Echoes (Act 1, 2, and 3), though there are not multiple “acts” of the Pink Floyd song (though it is a very long song that probably could be divided into seperate parts).
58 pages, PNG format; ~2170×3010, 51mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Compilation of the following:
- Betterman! – This one may be exclusive to this compilation, I’m not sure, obviously it’s a Betterman parody.
- White Album – Kare Kano Parody
- Cream – Parody involving loli characters from a few different series, specifically: Sailor Moon, Card Captor Sakura and Nadesico.
- A bunch of other miscellaneous omake, including pinup sketches of more lolis, short comic things, and a very short 2-page FF7 thing with Tifa
Enigma – 2000/10/29 (CR28) – 2000/11/15
FLCL Parody
Title refers to the “Enigma” musical project.
See The Grateful Dead Compilation.
Spice Girl – 2002/10/06 (CR32)
Azumanga Daioh Parody
Title refers to the girl pop group, the Spice Girls.
22 pages; ~2170×3020, 15mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Stone Free – 2003/Spring (CR33?)
Jarinko Chie Parody
Title refers to the Jimi Hendrix song “Stone Free“.
Weather Report – 2003/10/05 (CR34) – 2003/10/26
Genshiken Parody
Title refers to the band Weather Report.
18 pages; ~2175×3015, 20mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Earth Wind And Fire – 2004/04/29 (CR35) – 2004/05/31
Onegai Sensei Parody
Title refers to the band Earth, Wind & Fire.
23 pages; ~2175×3015, 26mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Planet Waves – 2004/10/03 (CR36) – 2004/10/31
Onegai Sensei Parody
Title refers to the Bob Dyllan album “Planet Waves“.
19 pages; ~2175×3025, 25mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Atum – 2005-04-24 (CR37) – 2005/06/21
School Rumble Parody
Title refers to the Egyptian deity “Atum“.
19 pages; ~2175×3025, 26mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Dragon’s Dream – 2006/04/23 (SC31)
Noein Parody
Title refers to Thom Brennan’s album, “Dragon’s Dream“.
I’ll probably be getting this one to re-scan eventually, but it’s not a super high priority.
Soft Machine – 2007/04/30 (COMIC1☆)
To LOVE-Ru Parody
Title refers to the band Soft Machine. Incidentally, Soft Machine’s name is itself a reference to the book, “The Soft Machine” by William S. Burroughs.
I’ll probably be getting this one to re-scan eventually, but it’s not a super high priority.
Man in the Mirror – 2008/04/27 (COMIC1☆2) – 2008/07/05
Lucky Star Parody
Title refers to the Michael Jackson song, Man in the Mirror.
22 pages; ~2180×3020, 36mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Survivor – 2009/04/26 (COMIC1☆3)
Strike Witches Parody
Title refers to the band Survivor.
22 pages; ~1150×1600, 12mb for resized version; ~2175×3020, 34mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Chocolate Disco – 2009/08/16 (C76)
K-ON Parody
The title, for once, is not a reference to western rock/pop music. It apparently refers to the song “Chocolate Disco” by “Perfume“, which is a Japanese technopop band.
30 pages; ~2170×3010, 46mb
Japanese Hi-Res Raw: ( Hotfile ) – ( Fileserve )
Already translated, will be re-edited into English eventually.
Azunyan to Dokidoki Chikan Densha – 2010/04/29(COMIC1☆4) – 2010/06/20
K-ON Parody
Unlike almost every other Black Dog doujin, this title doesn’t seem to be a reference to anything. “Azunyan” refers to the featured K-ON character, Azusa, having worn cat ears at one point or something, Dokidoki is the Japanese onomatopoeia for heartbeats, and Chikan Densha means train molestor/pervert. I dunno why he’s foregone his usual naming convention here… it’s not like he’s run out of Stands to pick from, and it’s not like he doesn’t just pick them at random half the time anyway.
I’ll probably be getting this one to re-scan eventually, but it’s not a super high priority.
Collaboration Books:
Untitled Nausicaa Parody – ???
Black Dog did an untitled Nausicaa parody for some sort of doujin compilation with other authors I think. I have no further information about it, really. I think it’s somewhat recent (as in, 2008ish) but I’m not certain. Takehiro translated it mid-2008, and I actually didn’t even find the raws until somewhat recently.
Since I will probably never find a hard copy of this, I will put links up to what I have available later.
Midgard <Ing> Submission Sailor Moon After – 2008/04/27 (COMIC1☆2)
I have little information on this one. It’s a short collaboration doujin Black Dog did with Circle Outer World, who’s well known for his long running Ah! My Goddess parody series. In it, Outer World did a short Sailor Moon parody, and Black Dog did a short Ah! My Goddess parody.
Links to scans I found will be added later.
Ai ga Tomaranai – Maria-sama ga Miteiru dake – 2009/04/26 (COMIC1☆3)
I have no information on this one, other than release date, and the fact that it was another collaboration with Circle Outer World. I don’t even have scans for this.
Submission Sailormoon After – 2010/03/21 (Comiket Special 5)
Another collaboration doujin with Circle Outer World, a bit longer than the other one. It appears to be a continuation of the first one they did, with Outer World doing more Sailor Moon, and Black Dog doing more Ah! My Goddess parody. I read a description somewhere of the Sailor Moon story as something like… it’s a post-Sailor Moon story with Usagi and Mamoru having been married for several years, Usagi puts on her old Sailor outfit and they sneak out for some sex in a park, and a bunch of creepy dudes watch from the bushes… That sounds about right.
Links to scans I found will be added later.
About Black Dog:
Almost all of Black Dog’s book names are references to “Stands“, which are magical powers in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. These Stands are themselves references to some Tarot cards and Egyptian deities, but most of them are western rock/pop musical references (either band, song, or album names). Black Dog’s own author/circle name is almost certainly a reference to the Led Zeppelin song of the same name, which I’m not sure is a JoJo reference or not, since I can’t find anythong on it. So it’s possible Black Dog is a a fan of rock music as well, or is familiar at least some of the things the Stands are referencing… but then again, who knows? Anyway, in listing the references above, I’ve just gone straight to their end source, and not mentioned the whole JoJo connection, since as I said before, basically ALL of these are from there. The only exception to this general naming convention is his early “Submission” series, where it’s referring directly to which Sailor Senshi is involved.
I’d be lying if I said I recognised ALL these references off the top of my head, but I am familiar with most of them. Regardless, I did quite a bit of consulting with Wikipedia, and for the sake of simplicity, I’ve just linked to the appropriate article there as required.
Finally, on to a little bit of information/history about Black Dog (what little I could find and put together, that is).
Black Dog, or Kuro Inu (which is Japanese for Black Dog), is a doujin author/circle. “Circle” being what they call the groups that produce doujin in Japan, they’re quite often just made up of one artist/author, as is the case for Black Dog. I’ll admit that I know very little about the author himself; I don’t know what his actual name is (or if he’s ever even made it public), and to my knowledge, he does not produce commercial manga works, pornographic or otherwise. Though he has occasionally released short works as part of other circles’ books.
He’s most well known for his series of Sailor Moon parody doujin, which he has been producing since around the time the anime originally aired in Japan, and has continued to do so to this day (the anime ran from 1992 to 1997). He’s been releasing one new Sailor Moon based doujin at almost every Comiket since he started, and occasionally even more at other conventions like Comic Revolution, and as you can see from the list above, that adds up to quite a lot of books over the years. He also does other parodies on occasion, and usually releases these at other conventions as well.
Black Dog’s early work in the “Submission” series is of particular note, because of how much emphasis is put on the plot driving the story along, and in light of its blatantly pornographic content, I’d say it’s even on par with a lot of non-porn manga. It’s not just a throwaway setup preceding a rape fantasy, it’s a whole overarching “mythology” he’s created for these characters that continues from one book to the next… which just happens to be pornographic in nature. Essentially, he created his own self-contained story arc, where the antagonists are all male descendents or leftovers from the Dark Kingdom, whose goal (aside from the obligatory goal of world domination) is to get revenge on the Sailor Senshi. This all culminated in the 154 page long epic “Submission Sailorstars”, with the length alone being something almost never seen for a single doujin manga, but the second half of the book is also completely devoid of any porn content. Clearly, this was Black Dog’s one last shot at some serious Sailor Moon fanwork before moving on.
After the Submission series ended (and even with some of the side-story stuff before it ended), for the most part, the books became less driven by serious stories, and more focused on just the porn part. This is not to say that they are of any less quality than the earlier stuff, but it is a definite shift in the KIND of content you’re looking at here – and Black Dog is still a master of erotic content, first and foremost. And even though he never went back to the more elabourate narrative structure again, he still continued to build upon, and create new aspects to his own little parody version of the Sailor Moon universe.
Black Dog’s work was quite possibly the first doujin I’d ever encountered, and so has a special place for me because of that. Despite the fact that I’m really only somewhat familiar with the actual Sailor Moon manga or anime, I’ve grown to appreciate Black Dog’s own little “mythology” he’s created for the series, as perverted as it may be. If anything, I’ve become more of a Sailor Moon fan almost entirely because of Black Dog. This is not something I can say for pretty much any other doujin artist out there (Studio Kimagabuchi may be the one other exception, but that’s a different thing entirely), because most of the time, the series a doujin is parodying is completely irrelevant to me, and very few parody doujin actually get me interested in finding out more about its source material.
Anyway, I hope you’ve enjoyed this little project of mine, or at least it a little bit educational/interesting. Failing all of that, I suspect you’ll at least find the download links for everything useful once they’re all there.
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