Legoshi Haru

[ceagle]

One thing I've been doing in random spare time the last two weeks, has been catching up with the Beastars series. First I finished the 2 seasons with a TV watching binge. Still on the wave, I was told by a friend that all the manga is online as well, so then I started reading (about 95 installments) of the manga where the TV show left off.
It's easy to find (I think it's read-beastarsmanga.com )
In fact, I might wanna even go back and read the first 100 just to get the printed perspective too :}

Comments

[gremy.livejournal.com]

I'll definitely read the Beastars manga when the whole series becomes available in English, and I've been enjoying rewatching the series on Netflix thus far.

[c-eagle.livejournal.com]

I think it's mostly English there now :>

[ashetlandpony.livejournal.com]

Weird. I get nothing but either ads or a redirect that goes nowhere.

[c-eagle.livejournal.com]

yikes :|
Heya, remember we talked about those protected browsers in the past? Maybe try one of those... like Brave. Also, I changed the URL just a bit... try cutting and pasting this new one in Brave or a similar one... best of wishes cuz it's a neat read :>

[hastka.livejournal.com]

I have book 16 of the series sitting here in front of me right now, waiting for me to get the spare time I need to read it. ;-P But yeah, I agree the story is worth reading... the Netflix version stayed pretty true to the script, but for sure the artwork is fun to look at, and there were a few bits and pieces that are... I dunno... "more authentic" I guess I'll say, when read instead of spooned to the viewer. But both versions are great, of course.