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    Netflix to Premiere New Anime “BNA: Brand New Animal”

    Nhi LeBy Nhi LeJune 17, 20202 Mins Read
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    June is quite a month for anime lovers with “One Piece,” “A Whisker Away,” “Mirai,” “Okko Inn’s,” and a new season of “Baki” all being released. The last addition to arrive will be the new anime series “BNA: Brand New Animal,” available for streaming at the end of the month.

    “BNA” has been aired in Japan from April 8 to May 6th, 2020. The studio Trigger (best known for “Little Witch Academia,” Kill A Kill“) production has 12 episodes, 24 minutes each.

    Voice stars Sumire Morohoshi (“Haikyu!!“), Yoshimasa Hosoya (“Attack on Titan“), Kaito Ishikawa (“My Hero Academia“), Takehito Koyasu (“Bleach“) and more are confirmed to be cast members.

    Check out the trailer below:

    https://youtu.be/yyBq-1scFvI
    Youtube/Shonenzup

    The series set in a 21st-century world where Beastmen, who were forced to hide in the darkness due to conflicts with humans, have been revealed to the world. The story follows Michuri, a normal high school student who suddenly turned into a raccoon beastman. She runs away from home and refuges in ‘Anima City’, a safe haven for animal-humans. There she meets Shirou Ogami, a wolf person who despite humans. Together they try to find out the mystery behind their transformation and get tangled in a much bigger matter.


    “BNA” will arrive on Netflix on June 30th. English dub will also be available.

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