Beastfolk Movies

Zapped to medieval England, a Chinese rabbit spirit is mistaken for a crippled lord's mail-order bride. Thinking she must bear his child to repay a past debt, she weds him amid language chaos. When rivals poison the court, she sacrifices her immortality, revived by his tears—and carrying his heir.

In a world ruled by shifters, humans are rare and treated as prizes to be bought and bred. Owen wakes up tied to a bed, purchased like property. Then a System binds to him: sex with woman shifters makes him stronger. Soon Owen isn't anyone's pet. He's a noble, a husband, a conqueror. But as his power rises, so do his enemies. To survive, Owen must bed more beauties, grow his harem, and claim his place at the top of a world that once caged him.

Elara has loved Kieran, the eldest of five brothers, since she was a kid. But after their maid, Tessa, frames her, all five brothers turn against her, breaking her heart again and again. On her 18th birthday, Elara finally cuts the bond tying her to them and walks away. Only then do the brothers realize what they've lost and desperately try to win her back. But it's too late. Elara has no intention of looking back.

Chubby cat beastwoman Kayla is reborn in her bullied college days. In her past life, she became a supermodel but fell to her death. This time, she rejects romance, transforms in one month using "Cat Clan Fat-Burn Secret Technique," beats bully Lucy in a model contest, dumps hockey boyfriend Lucas, signs with a top agency, and rises to the top—choosing to slowly love a changed Lucas.

Betrayed by her fiancé on Hunt Night, nurse Wren Hale dies on the road until the Raven Prince Corvin revives her by planting his royal eggs inside her. Now her heartbeat lives in the shells: if they survive, she survives. His court wants the clutch destroyed or taken from her. A hundred years ago Corvin let them break the last girl’s eggs, and now he must choose between Wren and his crown.

Male beast Felix saves tyrant Kane and is forced into a one-year mate contract. Amid conspiracies and misunderstandings, he chases his dream of becoming a healer—and discovers Kane has secretly loved him for five years.

Lyra, the golden python goddess, is betrayed and slain in her past life by her foster sister Vera and Logan. Reborn on the day of her coming-of-age ceremony, she soon realizes that Logan has also retained memories of his previous life. Lyra journeys to the Abyss of Ten Thousand Venoms to seek help from Kaelen, the Primordial Ancestor of Pythons, and successfully conceives. At the grand Egg-Laying Ceremony, she hatches nine colossal eggs bearing the Ancestor's bloodline — and Vera's true identity is exposed. The two conspirators flee to the demon Neroth and seize the hatchlings to plunder their bloodline, but in the ensuing great battle, the demon is destroyed. Kaelen, gravely wounded, falls into a three-year slumber before awakening. Lyra conceives once more, and the Python Clan finally shatters the shackles of its bloodline, achieving perfect fulfillment.

Amelia lived in a novel world. Her human mother had transmigrated here, completed a system-assigned mission to conquer four beastmen (a phoenix, a rabbit, a wolf, and a snake), and given birth to her. After her mother returned to the real world, Amelia was raised and fiercely spoiled by her four fathers Later, they brought home another girl named Brielle, who constantly framed Amelia for abusing her. Blinded by the lies, the Dads locked Amelia up and tortured her, which tragically went too far and killed her. After her death, her mother contacted her through the system and brought her soul back to the real world. Eventually, Brielle’s lies were exposed and she was beaten to death by the furious four dads. The quartet were subsequently stripped of everything and sentenced to life imprisonment. Meanwhile, Amelia lived a peaceful and happy life with her mother in the real world.

For seven years, Silver Wolf soldier Ella and Northern Guard commander Kane were seen as the perfect couple. To support Kane’s role in the Catfolk settlement's reconstruction and garrison duties, Ella turned her back on her own family, gave up her promotion opportunities, and even taught herself the Catfolk language—all just to be closer to him. But when she finally understood the Catfolk girl Naira's whispered confession at the bonfire—"I'm pregnant. It's yours"—Ella realized her seven years of devotion had been nothing but a joke. Fire, false accusations, and a plunge off a cliff… Ella was betrayed, misunderstood, and abandoned. Only when the truth finally surfaced—Naira's pregnancy was fake, and Naira's brother Riven hadn't died saving Kane, but had faked his death to become the leader of a border smuggling ring—did it become clear that Kane had been trapped in an elaborate deception from the very beginning. But love that arrives too late is worth nothing. By the time Kane saw the truth and regretted everything, Ella had already left the North with her wounds and found a new life teaching in a remote community in the Southern Valley.

Aria, a kind-hearted veterinary intern, wakes up inside a novel — as a despised character in the beast-shifter world, who was cruel to her four bound spirit beasts. Now the entire tribe laughs at her. Then the system activates. With one mission: use spiritual soothing to cure her four mates. They glare. They reject. They push her away. But Aria is a vet. She has never met an animal she couldn't heal...