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All Men Are Perverts: Played for laughs. All-CGI Cartoon: The anime (which is produced by Orange, the same studio behind Land of the Lustrous) is primarily animated in CGI with some 2D effects. There are normal real-world names like Louis, Bill, Jack and Haru, as well as names that are more out there like Legoshi, Tem, and Els. Aerith and Bob: There are a great variety of names in this world. The cops during the Riz arc, the carnivore dorm supervisor and even the drama club leader are also perfect examples. SHIIRA BEASTERS PROFESSIONAL
While there are certainly irresponsible adults from time to time (higher echelons of the law are shown to be spineless idiots who cower in fear of the Sublime Beastar), most other adults are portrayed to be fairly well-adjusted, professional and even sensible people who, while well-meaning, are either barred from helping others or are bound too tightly by the red tape of bureaucracy (the headmaster of Cherryton acknowledging these problems coming from the opinions of differing species). While it was always portrayed as a big location in the manga, where hundreds of thousands animals could potentially live, some background glimpses from the anime imply it may be even bigger than that - when at one point Legoshi and Haru visit a hilltop lookout point, the amount of buildings in the distance and the size of the visible bay area from the anime is multiple times bigger than what Itagaki originally drew.
Adaptation Expansion: The city where Beastars takes place is a literal example. Because of this, the character Riz is slightly altered, as it downplays the side-effects of his drugs by removing scenes and cuts out many of his final thoughts and speeches about Tem, including taking back that he doesn't even remember Tem anymore and that he really still thinks about him every day, which leaves him less sympathetic compared to the manga. The final episode of season 2 condenses a large number of chapters into one single episode. It is changed to a scene where they are both outside and the struggle is cut completely. 
One scene that was changed for time was when Els tries to pull a knife out on Legoshi in the theatre to protect herself only for it to be taken by Legoshi. The first episode was condensed from the first three chapters to fit a 22-minute runtime.Scenes in the manga are often altered, moved around, or left out entirely in anime. Actor Allusion: In the Latin American Spanish dub, Rokume is voiced by Laura Torres, who already voiced another snake before.Act of True Love: Several of Legoshi's actions are fueled by his love for Haru and his drive to prove that his love for her is more than just a carnivorous drive.
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This is thought to be due to a combination of the series getting close to its Cosmic Deadline and the near-universal backlash it received from fans, who felt it was too outlandish for the type of series Beastars is, even within the greatly relaxed sense of realism that came with the Love Failure arc. Its existence was completely forgotten not long after (strictly speaking we don't even know what practical use it has in battle).
Aborted Arc: Imaginary Chimeras were introduced in Chapter 160, with Legosi proving to possess a natural gift in the art and begging to be trained in its use so he can use it against Melon. A second season aired on Netflix on July 15, 2021. It began airing on Fuji Television on October 9, 2019, and was internationally distributed by Netflix on March 13, 2020. On February 4, 2019, it was announced that Beastars would receive an anime adaptation by Orange. The series is published in English by Viz Media and in French by Ki-Oon. It also landed several Best New Manga awards upon release and even won the best Shonen Manga award in the 2018 Kodansha Manga Awards. The manga is notable for having sleeper hit status in Japan, as it was voted 2nd best manga in the 2018 Kono Manga wa Sugoi ranking, just behind The Promised Neverland. In December of 2020, Itagaki announced that Beast Complex will receive a serialization starting January 7th, 2021, which includes appearances of the characters from this manga. Written by Paru Itagaki and published in Weekly Shonen Champion from September 2016 to October 2020, Beastars (sometimes stylized BEASTARS) is a Shonen manga series based on Itagaki's previous work, Beast Complex.
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