The Wize Wize Beasts of the Wizarding Wizdoms

I couldn't help but feel I was missing something in this manga. Perhaps it is simply not to my taste--the anthropomorphic animal elements (I hesitate to use the word "furry" when I'm not part of that community as I don't know if it strictly applies here) leaves me cold, and most of the BL dynamics/tropes portrayed here are not for me, and that's fine - I am not the target audience. I did enjoy the diversity of characters and relationships portrayed, as well as the hints of worldbuilding we get. We spend too short a time in this world to engage in heavy worldbuilding, thoughsome elements were intriguing enough to make me curious to see more - we're teased at the end by the revelation that humans do exist in this world, but live completely separately from the demihumans (a continually dissatisfying translation choice because what group of people names themselves in comparison to another?) but the manga doesn't feel empty for its light worldbuilding. In fact, it feels cozy, and I enjoyed seeing the characters from previous stories reappear. I would certainly recommend this to those who are intrigued by the demihuman aspect and who are deeper fans of BL for BL's sake than I am - it's like a warm cup of cocoa, just not my favorite flavor.

Loved it soo much. The atmosphere, the worldbuilding so fascinating with all the things about magic and also the description of all the different species and their characteristics showed someways in all the stories. I'd like to see a more "completed" version of it. Like more detailed about the world of Wizdoms in total, also the reference to humans and why they do live separated from demi-humans. Loved all the stories, but the last one of Mauchly and Charles was my fave!!! Super recommended for some BL furry/non-human but without sexual elements, it just remains in the area of "cute little things" and ways of relationships between allthese characters. Loved it: 10!!!