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Beast Saga is the first season of Beast Saga. It was first broadcasted in Japan in 2013.

Story[]

Beyond the galaxy, there is a planet called the Beast Planet. On this planet, people called "Beasts" have evolved in their own way, and have built their own civilizations, the Land Tribe, the Sea Tribe, and the Sky Tribe. Mysterious energy bodies called "Godlots" are scattered around the Beast planet, which are each protected by a Tribe. The plot follows the King of the Land Tribe's Kingdom Gloria, Liogre and his adventures to save the Gloria Kingdom from threats.

Seasons[]

The first season of Beast Saga aired in Japan from January 13, 2013 to September 29, 2013. Nineteen episodes were broadcast in two parts on TV Tokyo. One year later the second season was released with the last seven episodes at Docomo Animestore.

Development[]

In 2012 Takaratomy revived the concept of Beastformers, which was a side line of the successful Transformers franchise in the 80s. In September 2012 it was announced that an anime series was in production. The official site of Beast Saga launched in late December. The first season aired until late September and was replaced by Ace of Diamond. In late October 2013 a second season was announced, but only a DVD release was mentioned. But as of February 2014 no more DVDs were scheduled. In May 2014 Beast Saga aired in Korea. Also the fourteen lost episodes were aired. On August 22, 2014 the lost episodes were streamed on Docomo Animestore as well as all other. In summer 2015 Beast Saga was finally released in English on Toonami Asia, a major broadcaster in some Asian countries such as the Philippines. Among the voice actors was Erin Fitzgerald, a Canadian voice actress, which suggests that Beast Saga was dubbed in Canada, while not airing there.

Episodes[]

Main article: List of Beast Saga episodes

Beast Saga has aired for twenty-six episodes. However, only nineteen were broadcast on Japanese television.

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