How Many Seasons Of Beastars Are There

Okay, let's talk about Beastars. You know, the anime with the angsty wolf and the sweet rabbit? It’s got drama, it’s got romance, and it's got… well, how many seasons does it actually have?

The "Official" Answer

If you Google it, you'll get a straight answer. You'll see two glorious seasons proudly presented. Two seasons filled with Legoshi's existential crises and Haru's… well, being Haru. Seems simple enough, right?

Wrong! At least, wrong in my slightly unhinged opinion. Hear me out, fellow Beastars enthusiasts.

Must Read

My Wild Theory (Prepare Yourselves)

I propose a controversial idea. Brace yourselves. I think Beastars actually has...more than two seasons.

Don't click away just yet! Let me explain my descent into madness. It’s all about the storytelling.

Season 1: The Obvious One

Alright, this one's undeniable. Season 1 is textbook. We meet Legoshi, we meet Haru, and we get introduced to the whole Cherryton Academy craziness.

Beastars (TV Series 2019– ) - Photos - IMDb

There's the murder mystery, the simmering tension, and Legoshi realizing he might actually like Haru. Classic first season stuff.

Season 2: The Obvious-ish One

Season 2 is where things get interesting. New characters arrive. We delve deeper into the societal prejudices and the underground world.

Legoshi confronts his past and his desires. Haru deals with her own...stuff. It's a season of growth, struggle, and a whole lot of complicated feelings.

Beastars confirma la ventana de lanzamiento de la temporada final con

My Unpopular Opinion: The "Lost" Season

But what about the arc in season 2 that shifts focus almost entirely? You know, the one with the drama with Riz and the Shishigumi?

It feels almost like a self-contained mini-season, doesn't it? A complete story with its own beginning, middle, and end.

Maybe it's just me, but that shift felt significant. Significant enough to warrant its own "unofficial" season status.

Why This Matters (Maybe)

Okay, maybe it doesn't really matter. I'm not going to start a petition to Netflix. But I think about it!

After a long journey, the final volume of Beastars is released and is

But thinking about it this way highlights how densely packed Beastars is. It's not just a straightforward story; it's a collection of interconnected narratives.

Each arc explores different facets of the Beastars world and characters. It all ties together, but each bit has enough weight to stand on its own.