Weakest Beast

Weakest Beast (2018)


  • Genre: Comedy, Drama
  • First Air Date: 2018-10-10
  • Last Air Date: 2018-12-12
  • Total Seasons: 1
  • Total Episodes: 10
  • Status: Ended
  • Episode Runtime: 50 min.
  • Production Country: Japan
  • Networks: Nippon TV
  • Director: Nobuo Mizuta
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Summary

Seemingly perfect from the outside, Shinkai Akira was exhausted from worrying too much about how to be perfect. Nemoto Kousei is amicable and popular with women, but he trusts no one and views everything with a cold heart. The two of them, who became unable to live instinctively like animals, meet by chance at a craft beer bar after work and gradually become close enough to fight and tell each other how they really feel. Due to their encounter, even while getting hurt, they begin to try to be themselves and start taking a step forward.

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Weakest Beast Seasons

Season 1

First Air Date: 2018-10-10
10 Episodes

Weakest Beast Episodes

Title Air Date Duration
Season 1Episode 1Episode 150 min
Season 1Episode 2Episode 250 min
Season 1Episode 3Episode 350 min
Season 1Episode 4Episode 450 min
Season 1Episode 5Episode 550 min
Season 1Episode 6Episode 650 min
Season 1Episode 7Episode 750 min
Season 1Episode 8Episode 850 min
Season 1Episode 9Episode 950 min
Season 1Episode 10Episode 1050 min
  • Yui Aragaki

    as Akira Shinkai
  • Ryuhei Matsuda

    as Kosei Nemoto
  • Kei Tanaka

    as Kyoya Hanai
  • Haru Kuroki

    as Shuri Nagato
  • Rinko Kikuchi

    as Kureha Tachibana
  • Misako Tanaka

    as Chiharu Hanai
  • Takashi Matsuo

    as Saito Takuramakan
  • Takaya Yamauchi

    as Kenji Tsukumo
  • Atsuhiro Inukai

    as Hatsu Ueno
  • Sairi Ito

    as Yumeko Matsutoya
  • Koen Kondo

    as Yusaku Sakuma
  • Wataru Ichinose

    as Saburo Okamochi
  • Nana Mori

    as Chiharu Hanai (Young)
Writing Akiko Nogi Writer
Directing Nobuo Mizuta Director