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| | | | | Months following its original airing in Japan, the long-awaited second season of Orange studio's anthropomorphic high school drama was released to the West on Netflix. Right off the bat, Beastars season 2 succeeds in all the same ways its previous season had; with Orange's CGI elevating mangaka Paru Itagaki's original stylistic character designs with a sense of realism and weight that truly lends itself to Beastars bustling world. While the series' choice to utilise CGI is at the centre of a to | |
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| | | | | At first, I avoided Netflix's Beastars. Despite my background in 3D animation, I've come not to like it. I prefer the look of traditional animation. | |
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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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| | | 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 | ||
