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Legoshi, Haru, and Louis from Beastars

Beastars Season 3 Release Window, Cast, Plot, And More

Since its release in 2020, Beastars has quietly become one of the best anime exclusively streaming on Netflix. With Season 3 on the way, here’s everything you need to know about Beastars‘ next outing.

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When Does Beastars Season 3 Release?

The third season of Beastars has been confirmed to be split into two cours, with the first releasing in December 2024, although a firm release date has yet to be confirmed. As for the second cour, while there hasn’t been a confirmed release date for it, it is expected to release sometime in early 2025.

That being said, it’s a bit unclear how Netflix will release the anime in the United States. When it comes to new anime releases, Netflix has been experimenting in the past few years with releasing titles weekly instead of dumping an entire season at once, like what it did with Delicious in Dungeon. It’s not unreasonable to assume that Netflix would follow this same method as the show releases weekly in Japan. However, the first two seasons were released in the States all at once, a few months after they concluded in Japan, so Netflix may also decide to release the series the same way they did for the past two seasons for consistency’s sake.

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Who Is Returning In Beastars Season 3?

The trailer has confirmed some of the cast members for Season 3 that will appear in the series. While characters like Legoshi, Haru, and Louis were guaranteed to appear again given their significance to the plot, the trailer confirms that Gohin, Jack, and Juno will appear in the third season as well. The English voice actors for each character are as follows:

  • Jonah Scott as Legoshi
  • Lara Jill Miller as Haru
  • Griffin Puatu as Louis
  • Lauren Landa as Juno
  • Keith Silverstein as Gohin
  • Ben Diskin as Jack

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What Is The Plot of Beastars Season 3?

The first two seasons of Beastars adapted the first 11 volumes of the manga, which mostly centered around the investigation into who murdered Tem the alpaca. With the murderer caught and behind bars, the series can now focus not only on its world-building but also on some of the more unsavory criminal elements that popped up throughout the first two seasons.

Season 3 is set to adapt the two remaining arcs of Beastars. The first, the “Interspecies Relations Arc,” immediately deals with the fallout of the Season 2 finale, where Legoshi will find himself trying to pick his life back up again after everything that’s happened as we also look at more interspecies relationships taking place in society. The final arc, the “Revenge of the Love Failure Arc,” sees Legoshi contend with a dangerous new villain in the form of the sadistic Melon, who may sound innocuous but is a ruthless serial killer who has no qualms about hurting anybody in his way, including Legoshi and Haru, while centering almost entirely on the underground criminal organizations and the power plays between them.

How Long Will Beastars Season 3 Run For?

Beastars Season 3 will run for two cours. Typically, a cour consists of 11-13 episodes depending on when the series begins airing and if there are any production delays, so expect the final season to last anywhere from 22-26 episodes.

Beastars is streaming now on Netflix.

The above article was updated on 7/19/2024 by the original author to include the release date of Beastars’ third season.


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Jesse Lab is a freelance writer for The Escapist and has been a part of the site since 2019. He currently writes the Frame Jump column, where he looks at and analyzes major anime releases. He also writes for the film website Flixist.com. Jesse has been a gamer since he first played Pokémon Snap on the N64 and will talk to you at any time about RPGs, platformers, horror, and action games. He can also never stop talking about the latest movies and anime, so never be afraid to ask him about recommendations on what's in theaters and what new anime is airing each season.