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gizmodo.com
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| | | | | The show's final season proves even an established anime series can continue to evolve and surprise its audience. | |
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anim223fall2019.home.blog
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| | | | | Last month in October, an new anime series released in Japan called Beastars. I haven't watched the newest episodes yet and I don't want to spoil myself too much but basically the story is about a wolf in school life. The settings of the story : Animals replaced humans. Animals walked on two legs and... | |
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spacewhales.home.blog
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| | | | | "BEASTARS, an anime with a gimmick that doesn't flinch, and embeds its gimmick firmly into its root" | |
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emilywatchesani.wixsite.com
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| | | Distributed internationally by Netflix*, Beastars- based on Paru Itagaki's fantasy-drama manga of the same name- soared as a hit of the Winter 2020 anime season, recognised with an impressive 7 nominations at the 2021 Crunchyroll Anime Awards. Yet in spite of its acclaim, I confess I was initially sceptical about giving this series a chance for... obvious reasons. While I try to maintain an open-minded perspective with any piece of media, admittedly I had my reservations about approaching Beasta | ||
