Beheneko: The Elf-Girl's Cat Is Secretly an S-Ranked Monster!
Beheneko: The Elf-Girl's Cat Is Secretly an S-Ranked Monster!
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Beheneko: The Elf-Girl's Cat Is Secretly an S-Ranked Monster!

6.3
Yr 2025
Status Ended
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Series Brief

Overview

After dying in a fight against the forces of evil, a knight found himself reincarnated as one of the most powerful monsters in the world: a behemoth! Problem is, he has to grow up before he can really strut his stuff, and a baby behemoth looks an awful lot like…a housecat?! And when an elf adventurer decides to take him in, she may need his help as much as he needs hers!

Critical Reception

What critics are saying

Score 18 /100

Critical reception for Beheneko: The Elf-Girl's Cat Is Secretly an S-Ranked Monster! has been overwhelmingly negative. Reviewers heavily criticized the anime's reliance on crude gag humor and uncomfortable character dynamics early on, arguing that the series set a low bar for its premise.

As the season progressed, critics noted that the show failed to elevate itself even when delivering standard fantasy beats. Outlets pointed out poor animation quality, generic character writing, and lackluster battle sequences. Even when narrative elements attempted to set up deeper conflicts, reviewers expressed repeated disappointment with the execution.

By the finale, consensus remained largely dismissive, with critics describing the series as ending in a bland and soulless manner. Overall, reviewers regarded it as one of the weakest anime releases of the season.

“The animation is low quality, the characters are generic and bland and the battle scenes are lame”

“This show's biggest problem is that even when it does everything right, it’s not better than any standard fantasy story.”

“Who would've thought that a show that started with one joke... would've ended in one of the most bland and soulless ways possible?”

Transmission Paths

Where to Watch

Hidive Amazon Channel
CA • UK • US
HiDive
US • CA
Why fans love it

The premise hinges on a massive scaling problem. A knight reincarnated as an S-ranked behemoth finds his legendary power trapped inside an infant form that resembles a common housecat. This creates a specific dynamic where the protagonist must navigate the indignity of being treated like a pet while possessing the latent strength to dismantle dungeon threats. Hinaki Yano and the rest of the cast lean into the comedy of these mismatched roles, contrasting the serious business of dungeon crawling with the awkward reality of an apex predator that still needs regular naps.

The show balances classic genre staples like magic and elf-led adventuring with a lighthearted perspective on monster evolution. Because the protagonist moves from a knight to a creature that is simultaneously cute and lethal, the action sequences carry a different weight than standard fantasy fare. It functions as both a lighthearted companion story and an unintended tactical advantage for an adventurer who thinks she has simply adopted a feline mascot.

Featured Players

Cast

Credited 55
Regulars 17
Longest run 3 eps
Show 47 more
Riho Sugiyama as Tama (Cat) Shou Okumura as Wyvern (voice) 1 episode Yasuhiro Mamiya as Kasman (voice) 1 episode Naoko Nokubi as Street Vendor (voice) 1 episode Rei Ichinomiya as Child (voice) 2 episodes Natsune Inui as Child (voice) 2 episodes Anri Tanaka as Child (voice) 1 episode Masashi Yamane as Goblin (voice) 1 episode Yuka Iwahashi as Sister (voice) 1 episode Sae Hiratsuka as Lara (voice) 1 episode Daiki Hamano as Howard (voice) 2 episodes Junichi Yanagita as Danny (voice) 3 episodes Kazuyuki Okitsu as Beryl (voice) 2 episodes Yu Wakabayashi as Giant Ape (voice) 2 episodes Takeo Otsuka as Cedric (voice) 2 episodes Naoya Nosaka as Mayor (voice) 1 episode Kiyono Yasuno as Kenny (voice) 3 episodes Nao Toyama as Marietta (voice) 3 episodes Tadaaki Doi as Goblin (voice) 2 episodes Ayako Kawasumi as Leona (voice) 2 episodes Naoya Nakanishi as Demon (voice) 1 episode Rikuto Sunaga as Demon (voice) 1 episode Takayuki Miyamoto as Therapist (voice) 2 episodes Kaito Tsuru as Goblin (voice) 1 episode Kanato Watai as Werewolf (voice) 2 episodes Masayuki Sato as Goblin (voice) 1 episode Shoma Uno as Goblin (voice) 1 episode Chika Kagawa as Girl (voice) 1 episode Hiroshi Naka as Wraith (voice) 3 episodes Miyuki Hara as Eliza (voice) 1 episode Shinya Takahashi as Earl of Gladstone (voice) 1 episode Shunsaku Nishigaki as Gapoli (voice) 1 episode Tomohiro Ono as Demon (voice) 2 episodes Miyuki Sakurai as Adventurer (voice) 1 episode Rika Ikura as Adventurer (voice) 1 episode Kousuke Kiminarita as Adventurer (voice) 1 episode Yuuki Hoshi as Blacksmith (voice) 1 episode Yuka Iguchi as Beelzebub (voice) 2 episodes Ryuichi Kijima as Julius (voice) 1 episode Issei Futamata as Geisel (voice) 1 episode Hina Suzuki as Levi (voice) 1 episode Yuki Onodera as Minotaur (voice) 1 episode Takehito Koyasu as Vassago (voice) 2 episodes Sayaka Kikuchi as Fione (voice) 1 episode Mikoto Nakai as Elf Kid (voice) 1 episode Hiromichi Tezuka as Elven (voice) 1 episode Aoi Inase as Gucciona (voice) 1 episode
Production Board

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Keyword Cloud

Keywords

elves magic reincarnation harem dungeon seinen ecchi anime monster girl based on light novel game elements dungeon crawling cat
Technical Sheet

Details

First Aired
January 04, 2025
Status
Ended
Origin
JP
TMDB Votes
39