You may say 'jigoku no inu,' written: 地獄の犬
I forgot the word for 'hell' but 'hound' is "ryoken" or something and similarly, 'dog' is "inu".
hell hound
Hell Hound
Meiken Jolie - 1981 Hell-Hound 1-21 was released on: USA: 1981
Shadowmire Bulwark
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The most common way to say 'hell' in Japanese would be 地獄 (jigoku). Two less common alternatives are 奈落 (naraku) and 魔界 (makai).
Cerberus.
In mythology and folklore, a hell hound is often depicted as a supernatural creature associated with the underworld. In fictional contexts, such as video games or literature, obtaining a hell hound might involve completing specific quests, rituals, or summoning spells. In role-playing games, players might acquire a hell hound as a companion or familiar through character abilities or storyline progression. Always remember that these creatures are fictional and part of mythological narratives rather than something that can be obtained in reality.
I'm thinking..."Hana no Tengoku to Jigoku"Hana=flower"no" indicates a possessive in this caseTengoku=HeavenTo=andJigoku=Hell
Food Hound Tidbits - 2011 One Hell of a Good Time 2-34 was released on: USA: 2012
Cerebus, the three headed hell hound that guarded the gates to Hades Palace