‘BNA: Brand New Animal’ Episode 4 Spoilers, Release Date: What Happens In ‘Dolphin Daydream’?

Nina and Michiru head to the mainland to attend a party in “BNA: Brand New Animal” episode 4.

This article contains spoilers from “BNA: Brand New Animal” episodes.

In episode 4, Michiru fails to turn into a human again. Meanwhile, Melissa tells her that she got a call from the council.

Elsewhere, Michiru returns the phone she received as it does not connect to the human internet. Rose’s assistant tells her that Beastman Territory Law blocks information about humans.

Michiru is unhappy, and the assistant shows her a video explaining the difference between homo sapiens and Beastman.

Using the beast factor, a Beastman can change his shape. The beast form is inherited from one of the parents. Michiru’s parents are not Beastmen. Rose checks Michiru’s genes, which do not have the important beast factor.

Later, Marie sells an unlocked sim card to Michiru, which can connect to the outside world. She uses it on Shirou’s tab.

She uses the sim to open her Facelook account only to learn that it is her birthday. While browsing, she bumps into a live session of a girl who happens to be right in front of her. She is surprised that humans are present in Anima City.

Michiru tries to approach her and faints. When she wakes up, she finds herself tied to a chair. A tall man, who appears to be some kind of a bodyguard, asks her how she knows the girl.

Later, the girl arrives and introduces herself as Nina Flip. She is the daughter of Giuliano Flip. Nina is a dolphin, Beastman.

Nina is a bubbly character who dreams of living as a human on the mainland. When she learns that Michiru has come from the mainland, she wants to know if humans were watching her live streams.

Nina tells her that she is grounded by her dad for listening to human music. They say it is indecent and harmful. Later, Nina and Michiru decide to visit the human world in secret.

“BNA: Brand New Animal” episodes 1 through 6 were released on Netflix Japan. Episode 4 will telecast on Fuji TV’s +Ultra on Wednesday (April 29).