Mar 20
Turtlawrence or Thurtlas Lawrence?
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Turtlawrence or Thurtlas Lawrence?
Beastars (Season 3)
TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2024
Beastars (Season 3, 2024, Japan)
Director: Shinichi Matsumi
Writer: Nanami Higuchi (based on the manga by Paru Itagaki)
Mini-review:
Finally! We're back to one of the most fascinating shows in the world of anime. I was basically obsessed with the first two seasons, and it feels like it's been forever since then. This third season (I refuse to call it the final one) is somewhat uneventful, but the ensemble and the world-building are so rich that I'm just happy to spend time here. The central allegories also remain as biting and timely as ever, which is certainly a plus. And truly, Orange's mixture of 3D animation with touches of 2D is downright stunning; I feel like no other studio or style could have done this story and world justice. The whole thing just feels so... alive. It's definitely a big part of what makes Beastars so spellbinding. I haven't heard great things about the final stretch of the manga, but I'm still excited to see how this one-of-a-kind story wraps up.
What up, I'm Jared Y, I'm 19 26, and I never f*cking learned how to read draw humans so I guess that means I’m a furry now ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
anyways have Peter, Justus and Bob as dogs because... - yeah, I don’t have a valid point...
A commission i did for Es-Py !!~ he's such a cutie This was amazingly fun to draw ♡♡♡
Beastars (Final season)
TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2026
Beastars (Final season, 2026, Japan)
Director: Shinichi Matsumi
Writer: Nanami Higuchi (based on the manga by Paru Itagaki)
Mini-review:
This was a very odd final season. Even up to the last episode, it never felt like it was heading towards any sort of 'finality', and then it's suddenly over with a super rushed epilogue. And it doesn't help that the story's allegories have only gotten more and more muddled with time. I was still happy to spend some more time with these peculiar characters, though, even if I can't help but wish for a stronger ending. Studio Orange's animation work remains incredibly immersive, and it's responsible for keeping the show engaging throughout this uneven season, along with the voice acting. All in all, Beastars deserved a better send-off, but the show will always be a boundary-pushing anime.
