Netflix anime Beastars is returning to our screens this December.
It's been a long time coming for Beastars fans, though. The final season has been sitting on a '2024' release window and, later, a 'December' release window for months. Netflix also revealed the decision to split Beastars season 3 in two way back in March.
Thankfully, there's a new trailer to tide viewers over in the remaining weeks. In it, series protagonist Legoshi outlines his intentions to start a family with his partner Haru, but not while he's a Beastars. Meanwhile, a new villain is waiting in the wings: Melon, described in the trailer as "toxicity in motion."
"Following the confrontation with Riz, Legoshi decides to leave school and begins living alone in Beast Apartments. Meanwhile, Louis, who has declined the Young BEASTARS and graduated from the academy, decides to finally face his father, Ogma," Netflix's newly-released synopsis of the final season begins.
"Haru, who is enjoying her campus life, deals with an endless series of troubles. Around this time, current BEASTAR Yahya pursues Melon, a violent criminal who seeks pleasure in murdering beasts. The fates of Legoshi and Melon, which never should have crossed paths, are intertwined by a secret held closely by Legoshi's family."
Several new characters are also joining the fray in the latest season of Beastars. They include komodo dragon Gosha, horse Yahya, and Legoshi's sheep neighbor, Seven.
Beastars season 3, then, will likely adapt the Interspecies and Revenge of the Love Failure arcs from Paru Itagaki's manga, bringing Legoshi and Haru's story to a close for good.
For more, check out our guides to new anime and best shows on Netflix, plus all the latest on Jujutsu Kaisen season 3 and One-Punch Man season 3.
