I didn't really know much about it, and didn't watch too many furry animes either. I think I actually foncused it with Beastars, and didn't know the difference between both.I actually thought both might be even related and one the successor to the other, or a spin-off Back to BNA: It is likely less brutal than Beastars, overall pretty mild, family friendly, and maybe the biggest thing for it is...it is just charming, and a huge adventure with an equally charming as well as clumsy and adorkable main character. It is about getting amazed over and over by this awesome world and creatures! And they are all so cute and adorkable!! Yet, surprisingly, despite being so adventurous and light-hearted, it manages to maintain a thrilling story which wants you to watch the next episode to unravel some secrets. Be Like: The Cat Returns, A Whisker Away (maybe, still unwatched), Whisper of the Heart (maybe, still unwatched), Beastars (maybe, still unwatched), some western adventure-fairytales Rating: 10/10, I loved it!

In the 21st century, it is revealed to the world that humanoid beasts have been living hidden in the shadows of human civilization for centuries. One day, schoolgirl Michiru suddenly wakes up transformed into an animal. She eventually finds refuge in Anima City, a city full of beasts. There she meets the wolf-man Shirou Ogami, with whom she investigates the background of her transformation. "BNA: Brand New Animal" tells an unexpectedly exciting story. Combined with the beautiful animation, the anime is really impressive. The characters aren't really written in depth, but they don't need to be for this 12-episode journey through the world of BNA. A good anime if you want to see something short but still good.

I dont understand. They made a seperate city because humans don't accept beastmen, but being in animal form in Anima city is not accepted?