| rdfs:comment | - Weredog is a Mighty Dextera Thumb Wrestler with the IQ of a dog. He first appeared in Season 3
- Weredog is a mighty Dextera. Power: 60% Agility: 68% Stamina: 64% Slobber: 100%
- Weredog (ワードック Wādokku, apparently a mispelling of ワードッグ Wādoggu) is a stray dog that became ferocious under the influence of the Demon Realm, immediately attacking anyone that they can sense. It sits in place and, when approached by Arthur, will leap into the air and land where Arthur is standing/were standing when it jumped. These can be very annoying when using a straight-shooting weapon, such as the Lance, because they are nearly impossible to hit while they are in mid-air. However, an angled weapon, such as the Crossbow, can easily defeat them while they are in mid air. File:Sgng wolf.png
- Weredogs are therianthropic humans that appear mostly in fictional materials from around the world. The weredog is thought to be the latest take on the wide range of were-creatures seen though recent history. They are closely related to the original werewolves in there ability to take the form of a canine, however it is generally that of a domestic dog. Unlike most other shape-shifters such as the werecat, the weredog is not seen very often in folklore and has less of a variation in appearance, although weredogs are considered to be the least violent of were-animals.
- They were introduced in Operation: H.O.U.N.D., where Numbuh 5 is attacked by one that eats her homework on the way to school. She at first assumes it was a dog belonging to her academic rival, Valerie, but when she arrives at Valerie's house to investigate, she learns that the monster was Valerie herself who was eating all her homework in an attempt to secure her position as top student of their class.
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| abstract | - Weredog is a Mighty Dextera Thumb Wrestler with the IQ of a dog. He first appeared in Season 3
- Weredog is a mighty Dextera. Power: 60% Agility: 68% Stamina: 64% Slobber: 100%
- Weredog (ワードック Wādokku, apparently a mispelling of ワードッグ Wādoggu) is a stray dog that became ferocious under the influence of the Demon Realm, immediately attacking anyone that they can sense. It sits in place and, when approached by Arthur, will leap into the air and land where Arthur is standing/were standing when it jumped. These can be very annoying when using a straight-shooting weapon, such as the Lance, because they are nearly impossible to hit while they are in mid-air. However, an angled weapon, such as the Crossbow, can easily defeat them while they are in mid air. File:Sgng wolf.png
- They were introduced in Operation: H.O.U.N.D., where Numbuh 5 is attacked by one that eats her homework on the way to school. She at first assumes it was a dog belonging to her academic rival, Valerie, but when she arrives at Valerie's house to investigate, she learns that the monster was Valerie herself who was eating all her homework in an attempt to secure her position as top student of their class. After trying to kill Numbuh 5, Valerie was defeated by Numbuh 4, whose terrible homework is apparently poisonous to weredogs. After this, the kids' homeroom teacher, Mrs. Thompson, arrives on the scene and says that she will be giving Valerie detention, only for the audience to then learn that she too is a weredog. This storyline continues in Operation: D.O.G.H.O.U.S.E, when Mrs. Thompson turns Numbuh 5 into a weredog because she was attacked from the previous episode, and forces her to collect homework for her in exchange for the cure. Numbuh 4 appears and tries to save her, but is overpowered. Fortunately, Numbuh 4's tendency to ask questions to Mrs. Thompson saves his life when he gets her to explain that the source of the curse is the amulet she is wearing, which contains the soul of the Queen Weredog. Numbuh 5, still a weredog, accidentally removes her amulet while trying to catch her, thus lifting the curse.
- Weredogs are therianthropic humans that appear mostly in fictional materials from around the world. The weredog is thought to be the latest take on the wide range of were-creatures seen though recent history. They are closely related to the original werewolves in there ability to take the form of a canine, however it is generally that of a domestic dog. Unlike most other shape-shifters such as the werecat, the weredog is not seen very often in folklore and has less of a variation in appearance, although weredogs are considered to be the least violent of were-animals.
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