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In a world powered by advanced technology, crime and action unfold in the archipelagic nation of Cremona. Koku, the protagonist. Keith, the legendary investigator of the royal police force RIS. A mysterious criminal organization. A wide variety of characters race through the fortified city as it is beset by the serial killer, Killer B, and a chain of crimes. (Source: Netflix, edited)
Kazuto NakazawaOriginal CreatorKazuto NakazawaDirector
Yoshinobu YamakawaDirector
Katsuya IshidaSeries CompositionKazuto NakazawaCharacter Design
Shinobu TsunekiMechanical DesignMiori TsusakaProp DesignShuuko TomitaProp DesignTakanori TanakaArt DirectorNarumi SakaiColor Design
Eiji AraiDirector of Photography
Junichi UematsuEditing
Boris MeyerMinoru Inaba
Brian Brandon Toshiyuki Toyonaga
Eric Toga Hiroki Touchi
Kaela YoshinagaAmi Koshimizu
Mario Luís Zurita Shintarou Tanaka
YunaSatomi Satou
IzanamiMitsuki Saiga
Jean Henri RichardAtsushi Gotou
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<div align="justify">_B: The Beginning_ postured to be [Production I.G](https://anilist.co/studio/10/Production-IG)’s return to form. A gritty, near-future crime thriller with the added benefit of Netflix backing? This should have been right up their alley. Unfortunately, director [Kazuto Nakazawa](…
Read full review on AniList →B: The Beginning feels like a show that's extremely promising in concept, but poor in execution. Almost everything in the show is a cool idea but put into motion poorly. I'll dive more deeply into those issues later on, but the most obvious thing you can point to is a simple question of who the main…
Read full review on AniList →__Story__: B the Beginning has a very messy and predictable narrative. It’s the equivalent of watching a whole bunch of tropes being thrown at a script to see which resonate with the audience. I can’t even begin to dive into just how generic this whole plot is. It couldn’t be more tired and stale if…
Read full review on AniList →**Overview:** All 12 episodes cover 4 different party’s that are intertwined and at times working together with their stories overlapping. Lots of deceit and betrayal that falls in line with a prophecy/scripture. A lot of the characters can be described as used and abused. Not a lot more that can b…
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