After several months of waiting, Netflix has officially confirmed the release date for season 2 of the hit anime series, Beastars!
In regards to anime, Netflix is bringing us a few genuinely excellent new series and showcasing the genre to a worldwide audience.
One of the biggest anime on the stage is Beastars, a series about anthropomorphic creatures from Studio Orange, depending on the manga of the same name.
Millions of fans across the globe were waiting to sink their teeth into the second time since it had been confirmed in the season 1 finale.
Beastars season 2 release date
Get ready as Beastars season 2 is set to release on Netflix on July 15th, 2021!
The date reveal was given to us via this movie from Netflix Anime’s official YouTube, and when that wasn’t enough of a fantastic gift, we also got a sneak peek into what the upcoming season will sound like as the clip also revealed the opening tune that will be utilized in season 2. It is a catchy one!
While you patiently count down the days till you can see your favorite characters return to your own Netflix screens, here’s a synopsis of all of the action and play you’re in for.
Additionally, feel free to check out the official trailer for season 2, including awesome scenes that are guaranteed to get you super-excited for the premiere!
Potential Season 2 Plot…
As the anime is a direct adaptation of the original manga and the series has concluded in Japan, we do know exactly where the narrative will go in season 2.
However, as nearly all viewers outside Japan will probably be awaiting the Netflix premiere, we do not want to spoil anything for fans who haven’t read the manga directly, so only know that the narrative is set to follow chapters 48 — 98.
Although based on what happened in season 1, there could be several important directions we forecast the narrative to go.
The most obvious one is finding out that Tem’s murderer is. We see the killer in a post-credit scene leaving a toilet and being told by Legoshi that everybody is waiting for them suggesting they are part of the drama club.
We also see Rouis in the season two trailer and by the looks of things, he may grow to be some type of vigilante — swapping the Beastar award for some actual payback.
