Maplestar Kemono (2024)

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Is Kemono Jihen dark? ›

Kemono Jihen follows group people that are Yokai or mythical beings if you will. The story goes into great depth and brings about mythical folklore the characters are very well written and at times it gets very dark surrounding lore and background of the characters.

Kabane Kusaka, also known as Dorotabo, is the main protagonist of the anime series Kemono Jihen. He is a half-human and half-ghoul, was an possession in the life calculus, of extremely rare white stone good at shielding of Kemono's "thirst", who was told him talking to his parents.

Kemono (ケモノ, derived from kemono (獣) "beast") may refer to: Bakemono, a class of yōkai, preternatural creatures in Japanese folklore. Kemonomimi, the concept of depicting human and human-like characters with animal ears, and by extension, other features such as tails and paws.

Kon eventually developed feelings for Kabane, as this was obviously seen when Aya approaches Kabane and asks him to be her boyfriend. Kon increasingly became jealous of Aya and gets upset easily. This jealousy continues when Kabane trains with Princess Iyo Yashima.

It is strongly suggested that a teenage character was r*ped by a village of women. The main character tends to get naked. He is underage. Genitalia isn't shown.

Fans of Kemono Jihen were surprised when Kabane agreed to be Aya's boyfriend despite having no romantic feelings for her whatsoever. If anything, he shared a strong on-screen chemistry with the kitsune Kon, who was also closer to him in terms of age.

The premise of the show may not be the most original, especially with other shonen hits like Jujutsu Kaisen featuring a protagonist with mysterious powers thrust into an unfamiliar world, but the fact that the adventures all took place in semi-realistic Earth isn't super common in the genre, as many series take place ...

Kemono is the Japanese equivalent to the Western furry.

Kabane, 13, is a hybrid of a human and a ghoul called a “khoular,” which renders him immortal. Without his parents around, he grows up deprived of proper education and upbringing. In the beginning, he lacks common sense and shows little emotion.

What does kemono mean in Japanese? ›

Kemonā (Japanese: ケモナー) is a Japanese subcultural term used to describe people who are fond of anthropomorphic animal characters, which are referred to as kemono (Japanese: ケモノ).

Like every shonen serialized by Shueisha the would setting is huge.

For all the good things Kemono Jihen had going for it, the anime adaptation struggled to become the hit show that many might have hoped it would. With a good story, likable characters, well-handled themes and crisp animation, there were very few things bad that could be said about the series.