Beastman (Anime)

This article is about the Anime Universe Beastman. For his Main Universe counterpart, see Beastman.

## Beastman

### Occupation

Beast Hunter
F-Zero Pilot

## Appearances

### Appears in

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)
F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)
F-Zero Climax

### Debut

F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)

Beastman is the pilot of the Hyper Speeder, and is a beast hunter. He first appeared in Lap 27 - Beast Hunter.

## Personality

Unlike his Mainverse counterpart, the Anime Universe Beastman is cold and stoic. He takes his job seriously and will pursue any beast to the bitter end, but he managed to make an exception for Leon, albeit somewhat reluctantly. After the race, he allowed Leon to walk free despite the fact that Leon had been the beast that Beastman was pursuing.

## History

### **F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime)**

#### **2202**

Making his first and only anime appearance in Lap 27, Beastman was a beast hunter whose family had been attacked by a beast from Leon's species sometime ago. He was also in pursuit of Bio Rex. Though he had been temporarily working with the Elite Mobile Task Force, his brash and lone-wolf attitude were often sources of conflict between him and the Task Force. As Beastman often went off on his own, Ryu Suzaku was assigned to keep an eye on him.

The two eventually came across Leon again, albeit Beastman saw the wolf-Leon, and Ryu saw the human-Leon after Beastman went off on his own again. During the race later on, after Leon blew his human cover by becoming a beast in order to save Lucy Liberty from her overturned machine, Beastman approached the beast. However, Ryu stepped in between the two. After the confrontation, Beastman changed his mind and allowed Leon to walk free so long as the two would never cross paths.

## F-Zero GP Legend (GBA game)

In the F-Zero GP Legend GBA game, Beastman is a playable character with his machine, the Hyper Speeder. He is not featured in the Story Mode.

## F-Zero Climax

 **Beastman (English Translation):** A hunter who protects others from the dangerous wild beasts that exist in the world. Because of this way of life, he calls himself Beastman. He uses this name in the F-Zero race in the hopes of extending the scope of his work throughout the galaxy.

## Gallery

Beastman drawing his gun at Ryu and Lucy in the Elite Mobile Task Force Headquarters.Closeup of Beastman's gun.Leon (pictured in his human form in the back) behind Beastman in the Falcon House during Lap 27.Beastman, rushing in to confront the wolf beast during Lap 27. Note the coloring error on Beastman's legs at the start of the animationDrawing his gun at Leon.Beastman's whip in hand.Beastman's whip in motion.Beastman pointing his gun a final time at Ryu and a transformed Leon.Anime eyecatch.GP Legend sprite.Climax sprite.A reference sheet of Beastman from the Falcon Densetsu DVD.
## Trivia

* Unlike his Mainverse counterpart, the Animeverse Beastman possesses a gun as well as a whip.
* Beastman's helmet design is also quite different from his Mainverse counterpart; instead of having a somewhat see-through face shield and being modeled after the biggest beast he fought, Animeverse Beastman's face shield is closer in appearance to Captain Falcon's, and judging by the teeth, seems to represent a snake rather than a crocodilian lifeform.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 [1]F-Zero Farukon Densetsu (Anime) Lap 27 - Beast Hunter (Subbed)
2. ↑ F-Zero Climax Pilot Profiles