“Need? No.” He surveyed the wolf before him. In physical respects, he saw Legoshi’s figure: the same brutal strength, the same long limbs and broad hands, the same shade of gray in his fur. But his expression was nothing like Legoshi’s, and the way he moved himself was different. “But she explained some of the situation you’re in.” And Louis had an interest in getting Legoshi--one of his few friends--back.

I know the dark’s returning And the fires of hate are burning                                                                             But the lies can’t hide what’s true                                                                             When love’s alive

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                                             written by kravitz

Thanks for the question!

Since the core cast of Beastars isn’t very big, I don’t really have a ton of ships (also, Louis is just difficult).

I ship him with Juno, for sure. I was not about it at first but I think the development of their relationship has been very interesting and I’m invested now. Any progress there is really stymied by Louis’ adherence to his engagement, but it’s obvious he feels deeply for Juno and they have similar ambition and drive (hence their tag on my blog, #Beastarpowercouple). I think they’d be one of those couples always driving each other to be the best they can be, which is great.

I really enjoy exploring his relationship with Haru, including their past romance, but idk if I’d say I ship them out of the gate? Honestly, I think Paru did a pretty good job here too, showing they work better as friends, but I’m not against taking a new look at a romance between them. 

Lemony Snicket starters

Yeah, sometimes kids had some alright things to say. Cosmo wanted to say this pup was too young to be hanging around the Black Market, but in truth, they were just the right age to start venturing in. These newcomers were not the types she generally cared to run into, as they hadn’t been around long enough to learn the rules yet, and she found they were the ones most likely to take a shot at her unprovoked. But so far, this kid had been alright.

“You got a point there,” she said, breathing a mouthful of smoke away from the young wolf. “Just don’t see any point in bawling my eyes out around other animals. There’s nothing they can do to fix what’s wrong, so what’s the point?” Nobody could bring back the dead, and so no one and nothing but time could fix the needling pain in her chest.