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Towards the end of the credit roll for _K: Missing Kings_ (the movie), there's
this:

[![どうぶつけー
credits](https://i.stack.imgur.com/KueOT.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/KueOT.jpg)

Unlike the rest of the credits, which are in a standard serif'd font (Mincho-
like), these credits are in a rounded, handwriting-esque font. The header for
the section reads どうぶつけー _doubutsukee_ , which I imagine has something to do
with 動物 _doubutsu_ "animals". Then, it lists the names of 24 people, all of
which are written in pure kana, which looks kind of "childish".

What are these credits for? I suspect this is really more a question about _K_
than it is about the Japanese language, since when I DuckDuckGo for どうぶつけー,
all of the results are related to _K_ in someway. I did a bit of clicking
around, but I wasn't able to figure out what's going on here.


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What are the credits for "Doubutsukee" in K: Missing Kings for?


This is unrelated to the film in any way, its referring to the people that
designed the animal characters that are based on the characters. They are
referring to the goods designers for the goods depicted here. By the way, just
to add in, the products are called Dōbutsu K, literally Animal K.

[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/8iXOz.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/8iXOz.png)


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