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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Ah more dancing this episode. The more I see it, the more human-like behavior that looks between animals on stage. Looks like the episode is still taking time to focus on Legosi and Haru's relationship. It's still growing and I'm curious to see how much the anime will focus on it. Loved the thrilling music used this episode in particular with the eerie lighting. |
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| Wow, I don't know how I can describe my amazement for today's episode (...) First we get to see how Haru and Legosi talk about some of their feelings - then we get to see Juno's true intentions - and how these contrast to what Juno sees at the end. It's outstanding how they managed to contrast so many different moods with one another. Legosi himself even went through the roller-coaster of "desire" for Haru, then an affirmative feeling when he leads the way through the subway tunnel, only to come to a realization that Haru "cares" for Louis. Paru Itagaki (the author) also succeeds in capturing physical details such as the deep voice of Legosi, which also got adapted well. In the meantime, the electricity blackout reminds us once again, that murders are still going on and that carnivores have the upper hand with nocturnal sight. And once you do some research to find out that it is true, the story-telling just feels incredibly real (...) ___ Btw, they left out one and a half very important chapters which I guess will be adapted later on. But I think someone else will do a great job explaining the differences between manga and anime xD |
| They say there's no such place... as Paradise. Even if you search to the ends of the earth, there's nothing there. No matter how far you walk, it's always the same road. It just goes on and on. But in spite of that, why am I so driven to find it? A voice calls to me. It says 'Search for Paradise!' " *Wolf's Rain, Episode 30; Kiba* |
| Like Legom's chapter being out of order in the anime, I'm expecting that "scene" to get the focus it needs during the next episode which will most likely be centered around Louis. Haven't seen the episode yet so I'll give a quick review later. |
| As Juno was introduced as a nervous girl, it's not natural that she suddenly acts in such a conceited manner toward Louis. |
xStrayWolfx said: Btw, they left out one and a half very important chapters which I guess will be adapted later on. But I think someone else will do a great job explaining the differences between manga and anime xD i gotchu ;) Although Legosi ruffling his tail is super adorable, in the manga he was washing the paint off of his hand. There was also Dom flashingback to another scene where Legosi was distracted after the end of last week's episode: Also the one who told Haru to hurry back to the school wasn't the lion Mayor, but rather another student: I guess they just want to introduce him early on so the anime-onlys have more suspects for the Tem murder case I love Legosi's voice when he said "Because it's dangerous outside". sounds almost like a yakuza lmao A bit sad that they removed the fact that there are other people, including homeless people, in the train station: The part where time slowed down when the train passed them was great. when legosi was running with haru... WHY DOESN'T HE PICK HER UP LIKE BRIDE CARRY HER AND RUN AWAY?????!?? the reason why the police didn't check the stalls is cause the stall they hid in are for small animals, so they didn't think a wolf would fit the part of this episode that infuriated me the most is... WHY DID THEY CUT OUT THE AFTERMATH OF LOUIS AND BILL'S SCENE!?????? they might add this in the next episode, who knows, but read ahead at your own discretion. if this was added in, it'd be the highlights of this episode: when Juno said "is it wrong to be greedy?" in the manga she was acting cute, showing a big contrast between her "alpha female" act and the "moe cute girl" act, while in the anime she was just saying it normally |
ramenystNov 27, 2019 8:03 PM
| i'm sad that we didn't see THAT scene with Louis and Bill but i'm pretty sure we gonna see it next episode or something. Would be weird to completely cut that off. Outside of that, excellent episode as usual. |
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| Lmao @ people thinking Juno wasn't herself in this episode just because they couldn't read her and/or wanted her to be the token moeblob I'm really curious about how they're gonna deal with the Louis and Bill thing. The show is a Netflix exclusive, so there's no way it's getting censored... right? Right...? ttcchen said: when Juno said "is it wrong to be greedy?" in the manga she was acting cute, showing a big contrast between her "alpha female" act and the "moe cute girl" act, while in the anime she was just saying it normally I don't think she was acting cute on purpose in that scene; to me it was just a very spontaneous moment of her being genuinely surprised and confused by the possibility of her having strong ambition being a bad thing in the eyes of the society she wants to influence. In the end she's just a teenager blindly following her heart without questioning it, but she IS very feminine and cute so her facial expression inevitably comes across as almost calculated since, as we've already seen and as Louis points out, that visual charm is currently the main tool for gathering popularity that she owns. |
raccoon-child said: and she is well aware of her visual charm and is using it to integrate into the club. All humans have multiple faces. You may not realize it, but everyday you're "acting" out a certain side of you. No one is all cute nice innocent or dark and evil. Same with all the characters in BEASTARS, including Juno. She may be genuinely curious of why being greedy is a bad thing, but the different way the manga and anime depicted it showed that she's acting innocent on purpose (cause if she wasn't she'd be acting the way she did in the anime).Lmao @ people thinking Juno wasn't herself in this episode just because they couldn't read her and/or wanted her to be the token moeblob I'm really curious about how they're gonna deal with the Louis and Bill thing. The show is a Netflix exclusive, so there's no way it's getting censored... right? Right...? ttcchen said: when Juno said "is it wrong to be greedy?" in the manga she was acting cute, showing a big contrast between her "alpha female" act and the "moe cute girl" act, while in the anime she was just saying it normally I don't think she was acting cute on purpose in that scene; to me it was just a very spontaneous moment of her being genuinely surprised and confused by the possibility of her having strong ambition being a bad thing in the eyes of the society she wants to influence. In the end she's just a teenager blindly following her heart without questioning it, but she IS very feminine and cute so her facial expression inevitably comes across as almost calculated since, as we've already seen and as Louis points out, that visual charm is currently the main tool for gathering popularity that she owns. |
| Legosy is becoming a cuck,not a good thing. |
| Deep dark fantasies |
| Oh, is this semi-going in Juno x Louis direction. Or was that just to hint that Juno's got more than what she seems. Juno knows Legoshi likes Haru now, interesting. |
ttcchen said: xStrayWolfx said: Btw, they left out one and a half very important chapters which I guess will be adapted later on. But I think someone else will do a great job explaining the differences between manga and anime xD i gotchu ;) Although Legosi ruffling his tail is super adorable, in the manga he was washing the paint off of his hand. There was also Dom flashingback to another scene where Legosi was distracted after the end of last week's episode: Also the one who told Haru to hurry back to the school wasn't the lion Mayor, but rather another student: I guess they just want to introduce him early on so the anime-onlys have more suspects for the Tem murder case I love Legosi's voice when he said "Because it's dangerous outside". sounds almost like a yakuza lmao A bit sad that they removed the fact that there are other people, including homeless people, in the train station: The part where time slowed down when the train passed them was great. when legosi was running with haru... WHY DOESN'T HE PICK HER UP LIKE BRIDE CARRY HER AND RUN AWAY?????!?? the reason why the police didn't check the stalls is cause the stall they hid in are for small animals, so they didn't think a wolf would fit the part of this episode that infuriated me the most is... WHY DID THEY CUT OUT THE AFTERMATH OF LOUIS AND BILL'S SCENE!?????? they might add this in the next episode, who knows, but read ahead at your own discretion. if this was added in, it'd be the highlights of this episode: when Juno said "is it wrong to be greedy?" in the manga she was acting cute, showing a big contrast between her "alpha female" act and the "moe cute girl" act, while in the anime she was just saying it normally they'll probably mention louis and bill in the flashback just like how the manga mentioned it in chapter 33 |
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| Strong episode yet again, with some great development for both Legosi and Haru. Also, I'm pleased to see that the show is going to give Juno more personality and agency rather than having her serve as the love rival and nothing else. Also, that last interaction between Legosi and Haru was very intriguing: the fact that Haru very clearly realises she made a huge mistake by calling Louis' name rather than Legosi's surely means that she knows how Legosi feels about her, even as he tries to play it off as just being happy that she was safe (obviously, he was happy about that, but his pain at hearing Haru call for Louis was all too apparent). And after last episode's ending and Louis' comments to Juno this episode, I feel that the situation there is going to intensify soon. |
| Wow, such a lovely episode as always. I forgot Legosi attacked Haru before, completely slipped out of my mind until this episode reminded me. I wonder will he tell her or what? Shit, I'm loving the drama in this series and I love how they're developing the script along with the characters. Juno has been a major factor in this episode, and hot damn is she bold! I mean, who could push down Louis like that and declare their love to somebody else at the same time:-D Mostly I was impressed by the challenge she issued him, that she'll be the beastar of their troupe, I like ballbusting persona, keep it up. Too bad Juno saw that at the end :-( |
How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb --- Dr Strangelove  |
| Juno turned out to be more possessive rather than being the clumsy type. |
When someone asks me why I like anime, I'd say Just Because. |
| Good episode as always |
| Now 2 wolves are jealous. |
Atavistic said: Also, that last interaction between Legosi and Haru was very intriguing: the fact that Haru very clearly realises she made a huge mistake by calling Louis' name rather than Legosi's surely means that she knows how Legosi feels about her, even as he tries to play it off as just being happy that she was safe (obviously, he was happy about that, but his pain at hearing Haru call for Louis was all too apparent). And after last episode's ending and Louis' comments to Juno this episode, I feel that the situation there is going to intensify soon. I think Haru’s romantic relationship with Louis is also a secret, so she didn’t want to mention his name. |
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MistyBlue said: Atavistic said: Also, that last interaction between Legosi and Haru was very intriguing: the fact that Haru very clearly realises she made a huge mistake by calling Louis' name rather than Legosi's surely means that she knows how Legosi feels about her, even as he tries to play it off as just being happy that she was safe (obviously, he was happy about that, but his pain at hearing Haru call for Louis was all too apparent). And after last episode's ending and Louis' comments to Juno this episode, I feel that the situation there is going to intensify soon. I think Haru’s romantic relationship with Louis is also a secret, so she didn’t want to mention his name. I think this is more the case, rather than her knowing about Legosi's feelings. Not only because she doesn't want to lose her relationship with Louis because he is the only one who relies on her (She is the only one to whom he has shown his weakness willingly) but because she knows that if people find out about her and Louis it would probably ruin Louis' spotless reputation and his dream of being a Beastar. |
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| Damn something tells me Juno is gonna be a lot crazier later on. Also that Bill and Louis scene shown above...that was kinda unexpected lol this show really should have a romance tag lol |
 'On-Hold' is another way for a completionist to say 'Dropped' |
| Ouch....what a stab. Legosi, are you okay ? Interest map for this episode will be : Juno --> Legosi --> Haru --> Louis --> Juno That ending maybe change the interest map, but I'm not pretty sure. |
Nekko_Khayal88Nov 28, 2019 3:02 PM
| Legosi, after having an affection for Haru, goes for more, in the midst of him in the hands of Juno. Add Louis in the equation, and the lines blur even more. Regardless...with Legosi burning down at her throat even more, it's not surprising that she'd want to know his intentions. Him being sensitive and keeping others safe vs. her being brash and living a day without being eaten. Finally covering the reason of Legosi's assault on Haru in Episode 1, but feels like he's always stepping back for safety, not just for his carnivorous state. Even in the drama club, Juno just can't hide the fact that she has an obsession for Legosi, and the others can tell. But to question Louis towards Legosi, her assertive behaviour shows, and WHEW, that took a 180 damn quick. In the case of pitch black darkness, Haru bared her true fangs, BUT MAN, Legosi TOOK AN L about it, and Juno got the shock she wasn't expecting to watch between him and Haru. Whew this line is blurred more... |
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miguitronik said: MistyBlue said: I think Haru’s romantic relationship with Louis is also a secret, so she didn’t want to mention his name. I think this is more the case, rather than her knowing about Legosi's feelings. Not only because she doesn't want to lose her relationship with Louis because he is the only one who relies on her (She is the only one to whom he has shown his weakness willingly) but because she knows that if people find out about her and Louis it would probably ruin Louis' spotless reputation and his dream of being a Beastar. I understand where those views come from, but from the context clues in this episode I find it hard to believe that she apologised to protect Louis like that: she says something about how she couldn't see who it was who grabbed her, which suggests her subsequent apologies are because she feels that she's hurt Legosi's feelings more than anything. Granted, it was perhaps a bit strong to suggest that she's seen through Legosi's romantic feelings for her (not least because she doesn't seem to believe in actual love and certainly not with a wolf, based on societal expectations), but I certainly don't think it's about protecting Louis' reputation particularly (though I'm sure that thought was in her mind somewhere). That being said, what does it matter if Legosi of all people (well, animals) finds this out? Obviously Haru doesn't yet know it, but Legosi has seemingly pieced together their relationship and is very displeased with it, hence his remarks to Louis at the club and his hurt reaction to Haru calling Louis' name instead. Also, would Louis' relationship with Haru actually do much damage to his reputation? From what I've seen so far, I feel like he's idolised to such an extent and Haru despised enough (by the other girls, at least) that he could deflect the controversy away from himself and onto Haru if it ever was leaked somehow (though the question can be asked of if he would do that to her if that happened). In many ways, I'm just pleased there's the depth here to have these sort of discussions, as it just shows how strong this show has been so far. And this is without even considering Haru's criticisms of Legosi being unable to understand her as a herbivore, and how Legosi could just as easily make equivalent criticisms of Haru not being able to understand him as a carnivore. |
AtavisticNov 28, 2019 4:13 PM
ttcchen said: the part of this episode that infuriated me the most is... WHY DID THEY CUT OUT THE AFTERMATH OF LOUIS AND BILL'S SCENE!?????? they might add this in the next episode, who knows, but read ahead at your own discretion. if this was added in, it'd be the highlights of this episode: I will be not surprised if they never show that scene I don't know how US have effect over Japan especially since Netflix is big part of this anime but and this could be a reasons why they cut out this part. |
| Manga recommendation: - Spy x Family (Ch.114/? - biweekly) | Sakamoto Days (Ch.207/? - weekly) - MARRIAGETOXIN (Ch.121/? - weekly) | Machi and Oboro (Ch.23/? - biweekly) - Make the Exorcist Fall in Love (Ch.87/? - biweekly) - Monochrome Days (Ch.17/? - biweekly) Anime recommendation: - Deca-Dence (Finished) | Wave, Listen to Me! (Finished) - If My Favorite Pop Idol Made It to the Budokan, I Would Die (Finished) - Diary of Our Days at the Breakwater (Finished) |
Nieznajomy43 said: I don't think Japan cares how US would react to their anime. If Netflix doesn't like that part, they'd cut it out when BEASTARS airs on Netflix.ttcchen said: the part of this episode that infuriated me the most is... WHY DID THEY CUT OUT THE AFTERMATH OF LOUIS AND BILL'S SCENE!?????? they might add this in the next episode, who knows, but read ahead at your own discretion. if this was added in, it'd be the highlights of this episode: I will be not surprised if they never show that scene I don't know how US have effect over Japan especially since Netflix is big part of this anime but and this could be a reasons why they cut out this part. |
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| Never thought the female wolf to take charge like that |
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| I really enjoyed how we get to see Legosi and Haru's relationship develop more like how we see Legosi become more positive because of Haru, but my favorite part of the episode is probably the scenes with Juno. I loved the scenes so much because it added more character to Juno and made her so interesting. The episode brought back reasons why I enjoyed Juno's character so much in the manga. |
| Juno? It looks like she is going to be an enemy. I feel bad for Legosi, what a torture. |
| A lot of unexpected events with Juno. I'm glad tho. She's getting a lot more characterization to be more than the "alternative love interest" or whatever. What a gut punch to Legoshi tho having Haru call for Louis. |
ttcchen said: Nieznajomy43 said: I don't think Japan cares how US would react to their anime. If Netflix doesn't like that part, they'd cut it out when BEASTARS airs on Netflix.I will be not surprised if they never show that scene I don't know how US have effect over Japan especially since Netflix is big part of this anime but and this could be a reasons why they cut out this part. ok. I was thinking Netflix is one of producers (I vaguely remember phrase "associated with Netflix" or something like that when I watched this anime) and I mean it was quite intense scene, Louis acted totally like psycho. |
| Manga recommendation: - Spy x Family (Ch.114/? - biweekly) | Sakamoto Days (Ch.207/? - weekly) - MARRIAGETOXIN (Ch.121/? - weekly) | Machi and Oboro (Ch.23/? - biweekly) - Make the Exorcist Fall in Love (Ch.87/? - biweekly) - Monochrome Days (Ch.17/? - biweekly) Anime recommendation: - Deca-Dence (Finished) | Wave, Listen to Me! (Finished) - If My Favorite Pop Idol Made It to the Budokan, I Would Die (Finished) - Diary of Our Days at the Breakwater (Finished) |
| Well that hard to watch. Poor guy. Can't say I'm a fan of such relationships / conflicts in fiction. At least it seems like this is a good flag or point for development to stem from. Seems like the murder stuff is about to really start popping up again. This show is so good but the anthropomorphism makes me feel so awkward at times. Sometimes things are a little too human. It's impressive, the more I watch this, the harder time I have noticing flaws. It's been quite a while since I've seen an anime that maintains its quality, if not improves through-out the season to this degree. Haven't had an anime that makes me think "this might be a 10" for quite a while either. Ditto, very typical but enjoyable and simple comedy. The little simple things are always the best. |
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| I CAN'T BELIEVE I HAVEN'T FOUND THIS EP ON 720 AND THE ONE IN 480 HAS OUTSYNC AUDIO MY PC CAN'T RESIST 1080 res REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE |
Atavistic said: miguitronik said: I think this is more the case, rather than her knowing about Legosi's feelings. Not only because she doesn't want to lose her relationship with Louis because he is the only one who relies on her (She is the only one to whom he has shown his weakness willingly) but because she knows that if people find out about her and Louis it would probably ruin Louis' spotless reputation and his dream of being a Beastar. I understand where those views come from, but from the context clues in this episode I find it hard to believe that she apologised to protect Louis like that: she says something about how she couldn't see who it was who grabbed her, which suggests her subsequent apologies are because she feels that she's hurt Legosi's feelings more than anything. Granted, it was perhaps a bit strong to suggest that she's seen through Legosi's romantic feelings for her (not least because she doesn't seem to believe in actual love and certainly not with a wolf, based on societal expectations), but I certainly don't think it's about protecting Louis' reputation particularly (though I'm sure that thought was in her mind somewhere). That being said, what does it matter if Legosi of all people (well, animals) finds this out? Obviously Haru doesn't yet know it, but Legosi has seemingly pieced together their relationship and is very displeased with it, hence his remarks to Louis at the club and his hurt reaction to Haru calling Louis' name instead. Also, would Louis' relationship with Haru actually do much damage to his reputation? From what I've seen so far, I feel like he's idolised to such an extent and Haru despised enough (by the other girls, at least) that he could deflect the controversy away from himself and onto Haru if it ever was leaked somehow (though the question can be asked of if he would do that to her if that happened). In many ways, I'm just pleased there's the depth here to have these sort of discussions, as it just shows how strong this show has been so far. And this is without even considering Haru's criticisms of Legosi being unable to understand her as a herbivore, and how Legosi could just as easily make equivalent criticisms of Haru not being able to understand him as a carnivore. I guess it could be both? Haru's reaction seemed more like she was embarrassed and apologetic that she assumed Legosi was someone else. Like if you used someone else's name when saying hi to another person. Legosi is hard to read because he doesn't show the same desires and behavior like the other guys do when interacting with Haru. I don't think she sees their relationship beyond friendship. But I wouldn't be surprised if she did know about Legosi's feelings for her since she is smart than what most people think (even though he realized his feelings for her just recently). The anime hasn't really stressed it yet, but there are also subtle clues about the opinion of inter-species relationships in their society. It's not just about protecting his reputation, but it's also about doing something that is not socially acceptable. =) I do agree with you on the anime being capable of having discussion on simple, yet complex issues such as that. |
MistyBlueNov 29, 2019 4:56 PM
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| I am so worried about Haru ending as wolf's chow. |
At the end before haru hugs legosi and mistakes him for louis they show a shadow of the mayor surprised nobody mentioned it   |
skull1997z said: At the end before haru hugs legosi and mistakes him for louis they show a shadow of the mayor surprised nobody mentioned it now what's he doing there peepin behind a bush 🤔 |
skull1997z said: At the end before haru hugs legosi and mistakes him for louis they show a shadow of the mayor surprised nobody mentioned it Solid catch mate. Also, the gun shown in the manga just looks out of place in this world. |
| Wow Juno is a lot more agressive than I thought, she already declared war against Louis. Also lol everyone's face when they heard Legosi helped Juno was hilarious. |
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ttcchen said: and she is well aware of her visual charm and is using it to integrate into the club. All humans have multiple faces. You may not realize it, but everyday you're "acting" out a certain side of you. No one is all cute nice innocent or dark and evil. Same with all the characters in BEASTARS, including Juno. Not sure why you're telling me all this stuff I already know, especially since I didn't say anything pointing to the contrary... |
| I hope that they include the Louis and Bill scene in future episodes. It was one of my favorite scenes from the manga but they skipped it in this episode. I love how Juno is aggressive in her own way but you can still understand where she is coming from. Carnivores are feared in their world and if she becomes a Beastar, they would become more likable and accepted, especially if someone like her were to become Beastar. She is beautiful, attractive, bubbly, intelligent, etc. but also sly. She naturally draws people towards her. |
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| OH MY !! Juno scene had me off guard, didn't expect that to happen !! Also, I had chills and goosebumps when the light went off, I doubt that the author did it just for the sole purpose of Haru mistaking Legoushi by Louis. I think that there's something worse will happen. And Rip our boi Legoshi's heart. I'm kinda afraid that Juno's greed/jealousy turn her from a good person to a yandere/an enemy. I like her motifs so far but I suspect that she'll play it good from now on. Especially with Haru. Juno said, "Women don't love violence". But when it's related to their love, I'm pretty sure that Juno will be aggressive and offensive with Haru. |
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raccoon-child said: cause you don't think she was acting cute on purpose and was genuinely curious instead of calculatedttcchen said: and she is well aware of her visual charm and is using it to integrate into the club. All humans have multiple faces. You may not realize it, but everyday you're "acting" out a certain side of you. No one is all cute nice innocent or dark and evil. Same with all the characters in BEASTARS, including Juno. Not sure why you're telling me all this stuff I already know, especially since I didn't say anything pointing to the contrary... |
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