Bungou Stray Dogs Literary References

UPDATE: I have created a more in depth list of possible literary references for the operation names in the Double Black episode. All the references ("Shame," "Toad," "Rain Falls Outside the Window," and "The Fake Flowers Deceit") are all likely referring to poems and prose by Nakahara Chūya. You can find the chart here: docs.google.com/document/d/1R...
Bungou Stray Dogs is a show that is heavily influenced by various authors and works of literature. I created this video to show just how connected the show is to the authors and their works through collecting just a few examples of how the characters allude to their real life counterparts and their novels, short stories, and poems.
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This is made for educational purposes only. I do not own the animation, music, or literary works used in this video.
Anime: Bungou Stray Dogs
Anime Creators:
Story: Asagiri Kafka
Manga: Harukawa35
BACKGROUND MUSIC
Eye of the Tiger
from the Bungou Stray Dogs Original Soundtrack Volume 1
CHARACTER SONGS
Song: Darkness My Sorrow
Performed by: Taniyama Kishou
Included in: BUNGO STRAYDOGS Character
Song Mini Album Vol. 3
(『文豪ストレイドッグス』キャラソング 其ノ参)
Translation by: fukasenanairo.tumblr.com
Song: Eien misui ni good bye
Performed by: Miyano Mamoru
From the first Bungo Stray Dogs Character Song
Album.
Translation by: ichiyo-higuchi.tumblr.com
Video by:
bsd-bibliophile.tumblr.com