The first part of final season just aired on Netflix on December 5th. Although its initial season was met with positive reviews from audiences, sentiments have been mixed about the rest of the series. The story of Beastars follows an anthropomorphic gray wolf named Legoshi who is struggling to discover if he is in love with or if he wants to devour his rabbit classmate, Haru.

Beastars has a lot of interesting themes about what it means to be a person and how society is unfairly biased. Unfortunately, these deep topics are often undermined by nonsensical, and downright comical, moments. Anything from a teenage deer leading a lion crime syndicate to a mech made of rats can derail the story - lending to an overall goofy tone. Beastars is a great show that has a lot of potential, but some moments make it hard to take seriously.

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Beastars' third and final season is now streaming on Netflix, and some of the series' best characters have finally been introduced.

At its core, Beastars is a tangled love story that highlights the differences between love and all-consuming hunger. As Carnivores and Herbivores live and work together, tensions are high anytime a Carnivore is convicted of devouring an Herbivore. Despite this, a young grey wolf named Legoshi and a young Dwarf rabbit named Haru begin a complex relationship that has them questioning their motivations.