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Also, I know Fenrir is a wolf and not a dog, but his inclusion will fit with the narrative arc of the show, I promise.

On the creature of the week, it's a tiny, angry old man who lives in an anthill and really, really wants you to stay off his lawn.

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The dog king riddle

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"In the End" by The Losers
"If There's Time" by Odesza
"Something Elated" by Broke for Free
"Wandering" by Steve Combs

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9-Dogs and Wolves: Generations (Fenrir, The Black Dog, Dog King of Denmark, Gelert)

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