Legom

Legom (レゴム) is a side character of Beastars. She sells her unfertilized eggs to the school shop at Cherryton High School.

Appearance
Legom, is a white chicken, robust, has a crest in the pileus and some lobes that hang on both sides of the beak and has very thin legs, in addition to her student uniform is seen wearing pajamas.

Personality
Being a bit of a perfectionist and trying to juggle her part-time job and school, Legom takes great pride in the quality of her eggs.

History
Legom is a student at Cherryton High School who works at the school store, selling and selling them in sandwiches every Wednesday. She sits next to Legosi (to Legom's displeasure) in the Marine Language class, because the order of the seats is in alphabetical order. Every Wednesday, Legosi has some egg sandwiches made of Legom's eggs. (This is never revealed to him)

Legom's eggs are very popular at school, which makes her feel proud of her work. She begins to take her job seriously by dedicating herself completely to her work, setting exercise rules, not staying awake and even going out less with her friends.

Several days later, she discovers that Legosi is not eating an egg sandwich as he usually does every Wednesday. Legosi mentions to Jack that it is because they taste "different", which is a wake-up call for Legom. Depressed and not knowing the cause of the low quality of her eggs, Legom talks to her friend which encourages her to relax a bit more.

The next day, Legom leaves her eggs in the school store, where the seller reveals that he started selling them on Fridays due to their popularity. Two weeks later, Legom waits for Legosi to realize that her eggs are now sold on Fridays.

Trivia

 * Her eggs are sold at the school store every Wednesday, where Legosi says those eggs taste the best in his egg sandwiches. After stressing about wanting to make the best eggs for her customers, Legom's eggs drop in quality. Because of this, Legosi stops buying egg sandwiches on Wednesdays. Legom's eggs are then moved to be sold on Fridays.

Legom