@Duainfey Gramps was one of two individuals who were in line to become the next Beastar, but when impregnated Legosi's grandmother he dropped out. He chose to have a family instead of becoming Beastar.
As someone who is a fan of anthro/furry art this is surprisingly good. Normally you don't get anthro art out of Japan in this quality (usually it's monster girls and not full anthro bodies) but this doujin is a well written exemption. I do have some complaints though:
1. I appreciate that all...
I think the thing that gets me with this series is that while it is parodying timeless works of art Kuroki Yuushin does a DAMN good job recreating those works in just as great a detail. Sure you could take the lazy way out and do a 'just good enough' rendition of David and the like, but Kuroki...
Haaa. And so it ends. Keyman will go down as one of my favorites. Sure it wasn't perfect, but it was enjoyable, memorable, and downright fun. Hell I might just re-read it for the 3 time for the fun of it. If here was ever a series I hope gets an anime adaptation sooner or later it is this.
You think that this amazing series can't get any better, then they slap a new unique character, wonderful character development, and a fantastic ship in your face without a second thought. Gog damnit! This is why I love this manga!?
Good. GOD! Ok, so I was a little skeptical about this series at first but it has quickly got me hooked! I can honestly say that the Jimi and Kurt duet is now my favorite scene in manga. I've always been a music lover, but this series takes it to a whole new level!