BEASTARS Final Season Part 2 Announces New Cast, SEVENTEEN Performs Ending Song!

Kapanlagi.com - The anime BEASTARS Final Season has finally released its second part on Netflix on March 7. This season serves as the conclusion of the anime series adapted from the popular manga by Paru Itagaki. The second part continues the story while bringing the conflict to its climax. This airing is also a moment that has been eagerly anticipated since the first part aired earlier.

Along with its airing, this series also introduces several new characters from the group The 500 Cornered Rats. Their presence adds to the voice cast in this final season. With the addition of these characters, the story of Beastars feels even denser and filled with new conflicts. Viewers can also see the character dynamics that continue to develop in the concluding part of the story.

In addition to the new characters, this anime also features new opening and ending music. Composer Satoru Kosaki performs the opening song La Feralia, while the ending song Tiny Light is performed by the K-pop group SEVENTEEN. This collaboration has also attracted significant attention from fans. The presence of international musicians like this makes the promotion of the anime feel broader. Here is the list of new voice actors joining the final season of BEASTARS.

1. New Cast Lineup in BEASTARS Final Season Part 2

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Several new voice actors joining the second part of BEASTARS Final Season include:

• Houko Kuwashima as Leano
• Yuko Minaguchi as Toki
• Tomokazu Seki as Deshico
• Ryusei Nakao as Cornu
• Genki Muro as Sunaga
• Ruriko Aoki as Azuki
• Tomokazu Sugita as Holger

Additionally, this season also features more voice actors, namely:

• Shinichiro Miki as Yahya
• Shigeru Chiba as Gosha
• Koji Okino as Melon
• Tessho Genda as Sagwan
• Fumiko Orikasa as Seven
• Aya Endo as Ten, the boss of Inarigumi
• Wataru Takagi as Miso, the boss of Madaragumi
• Anri Katsu as Savon, the boss of Dokugumi

2. Synopsis of the Anime BEASTARS

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The anime BEASTARS is set in Cherryton Academy, where the students are divided between carnivores and herbivores. Although they live side by side, the relationship between these two groups often feels tense due to their instincts as predators and prey. This situation makes social life at school feel quite fragile. Fear and suspicion often arise among the students.

The story centers around Legoshi, a wolf who actually has a gentle heart. His life begins to change after meeting a small rabbit named Haru. At the same time, a murder case at the school also triggers significant suspicion among the students. This event further strains the relationship between carnivores and herbivores.

3. Interesting Facts About BEASTARS

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The anime BEASTARS is known for its drama, psychological, and slice of life genres combined with elements of mystery. Its story is quite different from typical school anime as it touches on social themes such as self-identity, discrimination, and the conflict between predators and prey. This storytelling approach makes BEASTARS feel more serious compared to many other anime.

In addition to its unique story, the 3D animation from studio Orange is also one of its main attractions. This visual style makes the characters' expressions feel more alive. This animation technique is also quite distinctive and easily recognizable by the audience. This anime adaptation has helped raise the popularity of the BEASTARS manga by Paru Itagaki, making it widely known among anime fans in various countries.

4. The Impact of SEVENTEEN's Presence in BEASTARS

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SEVENTEEN's presence as the performer of the closing song Tiny Light is one of the highlights of this final season. This collaboration brings together the world of anime and the K-pop music industry, which has a very large global fanbase. This has increased attention towards the anime.

SEVENTEEN's participation also has the potential to expand the audience reach of Beastars, especially among K-pop fans. Many music fans have become curious about the anime because of this collaboration. The closing song also adds to the appeal for new viewers. Phenomena like this demonstrate the increasingly strong relationship between anime and global pop culture.

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