Kemonozume (2006)
Overview
Creatures known as Shokujinki have been secretly living alongside humans for hundreds of years. Though they may look like humans, Shokujinki are able to transform into uncontrollable beasts with gigantic claws and consume humans to survive. The equally secretive Kifuuken dojo specializes in killing Shokujinki by cutting off their arms, and is the only force preventing unchecked Shokujinki domination. Toshihiko Momota, the son of the leader of the Kifuuken, is instantly charmed by a mysterious woman named Yuka Kamitsuki. Their relationship is complicated, however, because unbeknownst to them both, Yuka is a Shokujinki and Toshihiko is sworn to kill her. Meanwhile, the Kifuuken is having a crisis of confidence as Toshihiko's brother Kazuma pushes against tradition and tries to modernize the Kifuuken. As emotions are strained and the secrets of both the past and present are revealed, who will live, and who will be eaten?
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Kemonozume Cast
Hidenobu Kiuchi
as Toshihiko Momota (voice)
Hekiru Shiina
as Yuka Kamitsuki (voice)
Hiroyuki Yoshino
as Kazuma Momota (voice)
Kenji Utsumi
as Kyūtarō Ōba (voice)
Jun Hazumi
as Jūzō Momota (voice)
Kiyoyuki Yanada
as Gakuto Hoobari (voice)
Daisuke Gori
as Saiji Ohba / Bon (voice)
Anri Katsu
as Shin Hoozuki (voice)
Rei Sakuma
as Harumi Kamitsuki (voice)
Shino Kakinuma
as Rie Kakinoki (voice)
Hiroaki Yoshida
as Knife Tsutsuji (voice)
Masahito Yabe
as Kyuuhachi Ichijiku (voice)
Kemonozume: Quick Answers
Where can I watch Kemonozume?
Kemonozume is not on streaming services in the US yet.
When was Kemonozume first aired?
Kemonozume came out on August 5, 2006.
Is Kemonozume worth watching?
Kemonozume holds a 6.9/10 average from 27 TMDB user ratings. Viewers generally enjoy it, especially fans of the genre.
