Beatless Episode Ratings
With great advancements in technology, mankind has created hIEs, human-like robots that act as public and personal servants for society. Unlike many others, the kind-hearted high school student Arato Endou treats hIEs as equals, but his financial situation keeps him from ever owning one. However, his normal life is shattered when an ordinary run to the local grocery store goes horribly awry. Viciously assaulted by a hacked hIE, Arato is on the verge of death; but luckily, he is saved by an abnormal hIE carrying a weaponized coffin. Her name is Lacia, one of five highly advanced hIEs that recently escaped the clutches of the mysterious MemeFrame Corporation. Faced with a hacked car threatening to run them over, Lacia offers Arato a deal: in exchange for saving his life, he must register as her new owner, thus taking full responsibility for her actions. With little choice, he decides to trust this artificial girl and allows her to live in his home. Though Lacia begins to adapt to her new, peaceful lifestyle, she warns the entranced Arato of one thing—she does not have a soul. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
With great advancements in technology, mankind has created hIEs, human-like robots that act as public and personal servants for society. Unlike many others, the kind-hearted high school student Arato Endou treats hIEs as equals, but his financial situation keeps him from ever owning one. However, his normal life is shattered when an ordinary run to the local grocery store goes horribly awry. Viciously assaulted by a hacked hIE, Arato is on the verge of death; but luckily, he is saved by an abnormal hIE carrying a weaponized coffin. Her name is Lacia, one of five highly advanced hIEs that recently escaped the clutches of the mysterious MemeFrame Corporation. Faced with a hacked car threatening to run them over, Lacia offers Arato a deal: in exchange for saving his life, he must register as her new owner, thus taking full responsibility for her actions. With little choice, he decides to trust this artificial girl and allows her to live in his home. Though Lacia begins to adapt to her new, peaceful lifestyle, she warns the entranced Arato of one thing—she does not have a soul. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Beatless(avg 7.2)
Beatless Final Stage(avg 8.0)
Beatless Episode Rating Chart
This episode rating chart shows all 24 episode ratings for Beatless across 2 seasons, based on MyAnimeList ratings. The average episode score is 7.4/10. The highest-rated episode is S2 Episode 4 "Boy Meets Girl" with a score of 8.4/10, while the lowest-rated is S1 Episode 2 "Analog Hacking" at 6.7/10. 4 of 24 episodes (17%) score 8.0 or above, placing them in the Great or higher tier on the AnimeGraphs rating scale.
| Season | Episodes | Avg Rating | Highest | Lowest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S1 | 20 | 7.2 | 8.0 | 6.7 |
| S2 | 4 | 8.0 | 8.4 | 7.7 |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the highest rated Beatless episode?
- The highest rated Beatless episode is S2 Episode 4 "Boy Meets Girl" with a score of 8.4/10 on MyAnimeList. The lowest rated episode is S1 Episode 2 "Analog Hacking" at 6.7/10.
- How many episodes does Beatless have?
- Beatless has 24 episodes across 2 seasons. 4 episodes (17%) have a rating of 8.0 or above on MyAnimeList.
- What is the average episode rating for Beatless?
- The average episode rating for Beatless is 7.4/10 based on MyAnimeList ratings across all 24 episodes. Ratings range from 6.7/10 to 8.4/10.
