BNA: Brand New Animal - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Runaway Raccoon
In a world where both humans and beastkin exist, a tanuki beastkin named Michiru Kagemori travels to the beastkin-dedicated city, Anima-City, with help from shady mink beastkin Marie Itami who also saved her from beastkin hunters.
Rabbit Town
As Shirou remains doubtful of Michiru's claims that she is a human, Michiru is told by Marie to meet with Gram Grandma in Rabbit Town to retrieve her stolen wallet and look for answers.
Rhino Melancholy
The mayor of Anima-City, Barbaray Rose, approaches Shirou about stopping bombers from attacking the city's medical center. Feeling the center could help cure her alleged disease, Michiru reveals her condition to Barbaray and insists she aid.
Dolphin Daydream
Michiru meets Nina, the dolphin beastkin daughter of the gang boss Giuliano Flip, who has been posting to social media in human form near her location.
Greedy Bears
While watching a deadly baseball game, Michiru's powers catch the attention of the Bears team, helping them win their match as their pitcher.
Fox Waltz
Michiru discovers that Nazuna Hiwatashi, her best friend who caught the beastkin disease before she did. She has the ability to turn into a white fox and has become the figurehead of the Silver Wolf cult dedicated to the mythology of the silver wolf Ginrou, sacred deity of the Beastkin.
Easy Albatross
Michiru meets a albatross beastkin named Pinga, whose species has faced trouble migrating due to flight restrictions placed on them.
The Mole Rat Speaks
Following Alan's rescue, support for the Silver Wolf cult increases, leading to their refuge being approved. Just as Shirou and Michiru go to visit the prison to find out the assassin's motives, Yaba, one of the doctors that Shirou stopped before, goes berserk following a visit from Silver Wolf priest Cliff Boris.
Human Scapegoat
While Shirou investigates what made Yaba go berserk, Michiru attempts to convince Nazuna that Ginrou is real, but fails. She then sees Nazuna being abducted and breaks into the medical center to rescue her.
Rabid Wolf
Shirou and Michiru set out to subdue another monstrous beastman. After Sylvasta`s machines interfere, Alan tells them about Nirvasyl Syndrome.
A Beastly Feast
Nazuna decides to reveal she`s human during her concert. While the mayor escapes detention in Japan, Shirou and Flip put their own plans into action.
Anima-City
The mayor proves that a serum based on Michiru`s blood cures Nirvasyl Syndrome, but Alan moves forward with his plan to "solve" the beastman problem.
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