Best Female ‘Beastars’ Characters Ranked

Juno, a determined, ambitious gray wolf, joins the drama club, aiming to become the next Beastar. Her friendly nature and team spirit make her popular. Still, her main goal remains winning Legoshi's affection and showing carnivores a good side.

Sheila, a lively cheetah and the drama club's lead choreographer, shows fierce independence and confident charm. Beneath her bold exterior, Sheila hides a need for connection and understanding.

Leano, a beautiful gray wolf and Komodo dragon hybrid, was Legoshi's mother. She fought her identity and social pressures, hiding her hybrid nature to fit in. Her deep love for family showed, ending with a sad goodbye to Legoshi before she died.

Seven, a 29-year-old Merino sheep, works in a meat-heavy job, proving her toughness and ability to adjust. After moving into the Beast Apartments, Seven quickly bonds with Legoshi, giving him support as he faces his own problems.

Haru, a dwarf rabbit, rejects social norms by embracing her independence and complicated relationships. Though seen as promiscuous, Haru deeply cares and seeks real connections, fighting the labels placed on her.

Els, a gentle Angora goat at Cherryton Academy, was Tem's secret crush before his death. Initially scared of carnivores like Legoshi after Tem left, Els slowly becomes more accepting and understanding.

Kyuu, a tough lop-eared rabbit, survived harsh life in the Black Market, raised with herbivores. Kyuu confronts large predators like Legoshi without fear, showing fierce survival instincts. Her hard exterior hides fears about her own weaknesses and past ties with friends like Louis.

Azuki, an elegant red deer and the daughter of a CEO, is engaged to Louis in a political marriage. Though Azuki seems cold toward Louis's struggles, she cares for him and wants to have a child with him.

Rokume, also known as Six Eyes, is the very tall, solitary rattlesnake guarding Cherryton Academy. Despite seeming hesitant and wanting to hide, Rokume gets easily excited and envies Legoshi because she lacks limbs.

Legom, a white hen, sells her unfertilized eggs at Cherryton Academy. She takes great pride in her produce quality. A perfectionist, Legom balances her job and studies, driven by dignity, not just catering to carnivore diets.