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Questions about the outside world left behind after the first season were well developed. A great sequel
#__Great CGI__
As in the first season, the great animation of beastars never ceases to surprise. Smooth character movements, great facial expressions and captivating camera movements. I have to admit this season attracted me even more than the previous one. Together with Louis and Legosi, we get to…
Read full review on AniList →Exceptionally impressive, with its story improving by leaps and bounds.
Season 2 of Beastars reminded me just how much I love anime as a medium.
Telling a gripping story about a carnivore coming to realize his place in this anthropomorphous society and going against a fellow carnivore to put an end to the mysterious incident at Cherryton Academy, season 2 of Beastars…
Read full review on AniList →My fave furries came back, except worse.
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I was very excited about this show, and about the thousands of possibilities that existed outside the Cherryton school in the world of Beastars, yet at the end of the show all I felt was disappointment. Most of the conflicts that happen during this season…
Read full review on AniList →A solid sequel that doesn't hit quite as hard as the original.
A forbidden, carnal, and possibly disturbed love. This was the theme that dominated the first season of __Beastars__, along with a murder mystery and the less-than-desirable parts of the divide between carnivores and herbivores. In this season, the furry romance largely takes a backseat in favor of…
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