Reviews

One of Beastars's best points is its storytelling. This manga is placed in the world of herbivores and carnivores. These two types of animals try to coexist, but is difficult because of the urges carnivores get because they want to eat herbivores. Even though we follow the lives of animals, they are still relatable and go through their daily lives just like us. They still have problems, hobbies, and good friends they enjoy to hang out with. Legoshi is a gray wolf, a carnivore, and he definitely does not want to eat any type of meat. There are many parts of this world that are similar to ours. For example, there is a black market, which carnivores use to buy illegal herbivore meat. Some of them might even get addicted to it and go insane. The characters in the story are one of my favorite parts about it. Legoshi's love interest, a dwarf rabbit, is introduced very early in the story. She sleeps with various animals and does naughty things with them because of her inferiority complex. All of these characters evolve throughout the manga and try their best to change themselves for the better. Another aspect of the story I love are the conflicts. I can't spoil anything, but the conflicts in the story bring about reasonable consequences afterward. You never feel as if the main character is getting special treatment, which does not happen a lot in other manga. I highly recommend this manga to anyone. I would also recommend reading the manga instead of watching the anime because the animation is in 3D, which I was not too fond of. If you do enjoy 3D, then still read the manga because of just how good it is.