BNA: Brand New Animal is coming to Netflix in a few days! Anime fans are super pumped to hear this news. This is an original Japanese anime series produced by Trigger and directed by Yoh Yoshinari. This 12-episode series is written by Kazuki Nakashima. The theme song of the series, “Ready To” is performed by Sumire Morohoshi as Michiru Kagemori.
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On May 29,2020, a manga adaptation illustrated by Asano based on the series began serialization. A prequel novel BNA Zero: Massara ni Narenai Kemono-tachi (The Animals That Can’t Be Brand New) written by Nekise Ise was released on April 23, 2020.
When Can We See BNA On Netflix?
The series already aired in Japan on Fuji TV’s anime programming block from April 8, 2020. Brand New Animal is said to release globally on Netflix on June 30, 2020. The soundtrack of the show will be released on June 24, 2020.
What Is The Cast Of BNA?
The characters include Michiru Kagemori, Shirou Ogami voiced by Sumire Morohoshi, and Yoshimasa Hosoya respectively. Other characters include Nazuna Hiwatashi, Alan Sylvasta, Boris, Barbaray Rose, Kouichi Ishizaki, and Marie Itami. They are voiced by Maria Naganawa, Kaito Ishikawa, Takehito Koyasu, Gara Takashima, Kenji Nomura, and Michiyo Murase respectively.
What Is The Story Of Brand New Animal?
The series is set in a world where humanoid animals known as beastkin exist. BNA is an anthropomorphic anime series! The story follows Michiru Kagemori, a normal human who suddenly turns into a tanuki beastman. Michiru seeks refuge in Anima City, a place where beastmen can be themselves.
Suddenly, an explosion occurs in Anima City during its tenth anniversary. During the explosion, Michiru meets a wolf beastkin named Shirou Ogami. Together, they investigate why Michiru became a beastkin! In the process, they get mixed up in even stranger events.
Will There Be A Second Season For The Series?
A second season might be made depending entirely on the success of these 12 episodes! BNA had a great response in Japan but the renewal will also depend on its success on Netflix. Are you excited about this anthropomorphic anime series?
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