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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-04 · 27 entries checked · 14 flagged · 28 issues confirmed · 14 corrected · 14 still open
Jack — Jack is a Labrador Retriever, not a Husky.
Jack — The drama club production in the series is 'Beauty and the Beast', not 'The Phantom of the Opera'.
Subete — The entry incorrectly claims 'Subete' is not a canonical figure; Subete (also known as the Rabbit in the Theater Club) is a named, recurring background character in the official Beastars manga and anime.
Subete — The entry falsely states that unnamed background students do not engage in specific activities like theater club observations; Subete is explicitly depicted as a member of the Cherryton Academy Drama Club who observes rehearsals and interacts with Louis and Le
Kibi — Louis is described as a 'Blackbuck', but he is canonically a Red Deer (Shika).
Black Market Meat Dealers — The entry incorrectly states Haru's parents were killed by a carnivore; canon establishes they are alive and she left home voluntarily due to their overprotectiveness.
Drama Club — The entry incorrectly claims Jack Golden Jackal has an 'intense fixation on Haru' and creates rivalry within the club; canonically, Jack is Legoshi's supportive best friend who worries about Legoshi's safety regarding Haru due to carnivore instincts, while the
Predator-Prey Divide — Claim that herbivores are 'biologically capable of digesting' meat contradicts the series' established premise of strict biological dietary needs (carnivore vs. herbivore) and is not supported by canon; herbivores are depicted as biologically suited for plant-
Triforce — The Triforce has no canonical connection to Beastars and there is no widespread misconception linking the two franchises.
Triforce — Canonically, the Triforce grants wishes based on the holder's desire rather than automatically conferring omnipotence.
Drama Club Play Arc — The play performed in this arc is canonically titled 'Romeo and Juliet', not 'West Side Story'. While the themes parallel West Side Story (gang rivalry), the in-universe production uses Shakespeare's title.
Drama Club Play Arc — Bill does not drive an investigation into the Black Market alongside Legoshi, Louis, and Jack. He acts as a rival antagonist during this arc; the primary investigators are Legoshi (with Jun) and Louis (secretly).
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