That's what I called Jazz~

You know that word, baby.

It's Beastar! Man, I just love the vibe in the anime. I prefer for their manga more than anime, but they really outdid themselves creating this masterpiece. On the other sidenotes, this is not suitable for younger audiences. Yes, you heard this right. There's a lot of mature scene with sexual implications especially our heroine over here, Haru-chan, the white rabbit (or also known Netherland dwarf rabbit species). 

Beastar is a title, a role model of a leader that will keep society safe in this "kill or be killed" world. In this animal world, carnivore and herbivore live in a society together, with a major ground rule that the carnivore must not eat meat, in other words, eat herbivore species. If there's a case regarding a murder, this will get ugly for our fellow carnivores.  

Not just that, this murder is happening at the school. If you think this much more realistically, it will get a worst and bad reputation for someone being accused of murder. What if that killer can blend in among society that no one even notices just under their noses. This is how Beastar tells a tale of a socially awkward gray wolf named Legoshi, determined to find the culprit, avenging his late friend, a herbivore, and retain his animal instinct as a predator. 

Suppressing their hunger and emotion is a lot of work to take in when it comes to a carnivore like him, especially he is a kind and friendly wolf to anyone, or any species both carnivore and herbivore, his friend, Louis, alongside with Haru, his love interest.

You can see the tension build-up as he trains and meditates himself to defend his friend with a confusing slice of life theme. He doesn't have a goal to become Beastar, but Louis has the credibility and charisma to be one. Somehow, conflict happens during the murder saga, with Legoshi strength of a carnivore, he'll be able to stop the killer to become a predator.

I'm telling you, this is truly an art, and I love the opening song of Beastar. Wildside by ALI.

That's all for my review. If you would like to watch this, I'd suggest grabbing some popcorn, and watch with your heart's content.

Take it away, boys~