Welcome to the Bungo Stray Dogs Wiki, a wiki dedicated to the Bungo Stray Dogs manga written by Kafka Asagiri and the light novel and anime produced from them. This is a wiki where everyone can help out by adding and editing articles! The wiki currently has had 26,411 Edits over 628Articles with 2,474 Images and has been expanding since October 24, 2016. Please be sure to review the Policy page before contributing to the Bungo Stray Dogs Wiki.
Nakajima Atsushi was kicked out of his orphanage, and now he has no place to go and no food. While he is standing by a river, on the brink of starvation, he rescues a man who whimsically attempting suicide. That man is Dazai Osamu, and he and his partner Kunikida are members of a very special detective agency. They have supernatural powers and deal with cases that are too dangerous for the police or the military. They're tracking down a tiger that has appeared in the area recently, around the time Atsushi came to the area. The tiger seems to have a connection to Atsushi, and by the time the case is solved, it is clear that Atsushi's future will involve much more of Dazai and the rest of the detectives!
One hour before the virus outbreak. In the enemy hideout, Akutagawa and Atsushi are chasing Pushkin when they are attacked by earth-based ability user Goncharov. The two are quickly overpowered but eventually find a way to defeat their opponent and catch Pushkin again. Meanwhile, every Port Mafia and Agency members outside the hideout are trying to track Fyodor down before he runs away, in order to bring the Cannibalism crisis to a close once and for all.
Read more...
Arthur Rimbaud acts as a European spy investigating the Japanese military's mysterious project related to Arahabaki. After the Cone Street explosion, he loses many of his memories...
"“That’s why I sealed both hands. If I do that, someday the time will come when I’ll lose. The time when I’m not enjoying the fight and am frantically defending myself……if I do that, I thought some attachment might well up in me. To the me who’s no more than a frame, to the me who is not master of this body.”"
