B: The Beginning

It was really good and had a solid story line but they squeezed it into 12 episodes and missed out some important bits that needed to be shown.

The Royal Investigation Service (RIS) is on the trail of a mysterious series of murders. An alleged serial killer commits gruesome murders in the country of Cremona and always leaves a signature at the scene of the crime: the letter "B".

Joining the investigative team is ex-cop Keith Kazama Flick, who is hot on the trail of Killer B along with young detective Lily Hoshina.

I saw the anime a long time ago and can't remember much about it, but for me "B: The Beginning" is one of the better Netflix animes.

The mystery of the killer is well written and the fights are well coordinated and animated.

In general, the series creates a good atmosphere.

Would love to have more of this!

Alright so, I made an account just to review this since I saw the hate it was getting. Ignore all of the noise, sit down and watch this amazing series.

B: The Beggining took me by surprise, I saw Netflix had released a new anime and since Devilman was a nice surprise I decided to watch it. And oh boy I am so glad I did, B is carefully crafted and feels more like an actual series than an anime at times, sure, the over the top fight sequences with cheesy anime music are there but the direction is certainly something new.

I don´t want to say anything else than go watch this now, anime fan or not you might REALLY enjoy this.

Pretty interesting, smart and somehow extremely sad is an interrupted childhood tale, there is no rush enjoy the ride.

B: The Beginning is very in-keeping with modern television. Excellent production quality, an intriguing title sequence (like in GoT or Westworld) and a score which is both quality and well suited to the genre. The story is engaging with an interesting blend of crime-drama, gore, and the supernatural. Why I imagine many people would draw comparisons to death note. You may do this if you wish, but you'll be disappointed, they are very different stories, and admittedly this is not as good as death note, but let's be clear, few stories are. There are a lot of questions this anime fails to answer or does so too late for the audience to really appreciate certain parts of the story. A second season exploring the lore would certainly be helpful, but for what it is, 'B: The Beginning' is an enjoyable and fun series. I urge you to give it a go.