Few of the characters in the entire movie, villain or decent, are perfect.
Mayor Kobayashi is loved by the public. He is good at controlling people's minds, even trying to be dictatorial and oppressive. The complete image of the ruler is shaped.
Exchange student Tracy, I never thought she was a dog. When I knew Cardamom was her dog, I knew she was wearing a mask. I don't think any dog lover would train his dog to be a show dog, let alone that the dog's love has returned, but she's worse. In fact, she just hated the mayor. Isle of Dogs is just her chance to bring down the mayor
Butler, coupled with the sudden rebellion of the last mayor, and the fierce conflict between the two, I have reason to speculate that the butler is the real behind-the-scenes story, and the director's image also makes me sure.
"I hate acting," says Cardamom, the show dog. Physically honest, the dog is happy to show. After achieving "freedom", I even learned new tricks, bones are slaves.
The leader, a stray dog with a firm stand, he disdains common dogs, at first independent, ego, difficult to tame, but eventually he becomes Atari's guard dog and loses himself, when Atari says to him: go, come back Bar. "He's growing in a direction he can't control. He's really touched. He's pouring all his love into the Atari, and that love falls into the dust.
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