Some dirty little secret you’re keeping. Pr0n?
Yes, after watching the 4th episode of VKG, it reminds me of an incident that ticks me off really mad. Let’s see…it happened last Sunday after my music lessons at my coach’s house and I was about to go home. Waiting for the lift for 8 minutes (Usually it doesn’t take more than that), I got so pissed off at those inconsiderate people using the lift going up and down, up and down… I had the same emotions when I watched this week’s episode, but at least there’s some progress. Those monologue talks between most of the characters, especially between Yuki and Zero are not making anything happen. Let’s get on with the boring, usual, disgusting gist of today’s episode, yawn! If this keeps up in the next episode, I’m afraid I’ll drop this series and pick another series to go on. (Anyone wanting me to continue can sign a petition at the comments if you want to, and I might consider continuing it.)
Don’t be surprised if he picked the right card, Rima.
In order to remember her past urgently, Yuki, Zero, Kaien and Yagari arrived at the Hunters’ Association Quarters to check out the library if she finds anything related to her lost memories, if there’s any. Meanwhile, Shiki turned up at the Council, only to show his long-lost father hiding in the depths of the Council. Trouble then starts brewing when he saw a boy with a red eye on one and a blue eye on the other and his father awakened. Things don’t look smooth for Zero as he faced the reality that he is a vampire now and not a hunter by the Association Leader (Somehow irking Zero in the face). When flipped on one of the pages of the records that is related to Yuki’s lost memories, the page got burnt, perhaps someone who knows her is trying to stop her from remembering. (Plus the fact that she knew Kaien was a vampire hunter 16 years ago.) Standing firm, Yagari argues with a member of the Association that he was the innocent party of the party back in episode 2, but received some warning in the end and felt that the Association were hiding something from Yagari. Takuma then finds out about something that he should know about Shiki…
So sorry to disturb you, my lady, I’m actually the housekeeper of the family and not your boyfriend…
Today’s episode is just….bloody, I tell you. You are just going to see blood, blood and more blood coming out from almost anywhere in this episode. Blood in the Council, blood in the bathtub, blood in the Hunter’s Association Library…you name it! It’s good that they kept the surprise about Shiki a cliffhanger, so something major is going happen to Kaname and Yuki, especially if you read the manga which I will not elaborate and leave it for yourself to figure it out.
Erm, Daddy Cross, why is there blood in my bathtub?
They rearranged the things that are supposed to be shown in the previous episode to this week’s episode. Yeah, this bathroom Yuki’s using is full of blood, blood and more blood if she was unable to figure out what her past is. So she screams, Zero comes to her rescue but no naked body is shown, if anyone is looking out for any fan service in Vampire Knight Guilty. No fanservice, only bishies here, sorry.
Only by watching this episode that I knew that this person here is a male. Why dress up like a female? He’s a downright transsexual.
In the manga, I thought that the Association President is female by the way this person speaks, acts and behaves. And when I was watching this week’s episode, the truth has brought this guy to justice that the Association President is a MALE! Cross-dressing sucks, don’t forget the scene when Cloud from Final Fantasy 7 dressed up as a lady to sneak into a building (Sorry FF7 fans, I don’t remember what really happened why he dressed up as a girl to sneak into the building, that was about 11 years ago since my brother last played the game.). So that stinks. Especially when it’s a shoujo series. And there’s another reason why I hate the Association President, which you guys will know later on when the series is about to end.
Ahh…Kaien is forgiven by his lovable Yuki…
Ahh…one of my favorite scenes for this week’s episode. It was pretty amusing though, with the reason why Kaien is my favorite character is that he’s funny and serious at the right time. But I don’t know what happened to him in the manga in recent chapters…hmm…Hope he doesn’t die in the end, or else I’ll be creating a Kaien shrine right beside my Toppi shrine.
Must…kill…Association…President…got…serious…issues…
Moar action please?
As for the manga readers, you will realize that Yagari has more appearance in the anime than in the manga, reflecting that he’s concerned about Yuki, Zero and Ichiru’s safety more in the anime. I hope he does not die at the end of the story, after taking much consideration that he has to disobey and broke the rules of the Association in later chapters. I shall not go on further, as this will spoil the story for those who follows only the anime.
Suck my blood, again. Does it taste really good, Zero?
Having their own intimate moments to suck Yuki’s blood, his lust of Yuki’s blood lingers in his mind. So wanting to suck her blood and couldn’t control himself, Zero sucks more blood than ever. Wonder if Yuki will one day be anemic in class and dies because of shortage of red blood cells. But this won’t happen anyway. (You will know after a few episodes has passed.)
Well said, Kaname-sama for giving me this cursed doll from wherever you bought it from.
At last, Kaname and his gang of vampires come back to Cross Academy. Giving Yuki a really nice present and Zero a cursed doll, this indicates that he hates Zero to the core. When the time comes that Zero is no longer needed, Kaname will chop, slice and cook Zero in pieces and eat him up. But this won’t happen, again. It’s never going to happen anyways. Did anyone notice something weird about Zero’s hair in the picture shown above?
If you want to ask about my High School Musical 3 experience after 24th October, I’ll say that, in my own opinion, that I might find it a little disappointing, not showing what I thought it will come out to be. But at least I still enjoy the movie in the end. Speaking of the devil, I came across a Barbie doll commercial that has both Sharpay, Troy and Gabriellia together on television in my room. Spooky. In any case, I still find the first and second one more exciting than this one in theaters. But your thoughts and opinions might differ mine, so just go ahead and rebuke what I said in here just now. I don’t mind criticism about American movies, that’s just the way I am.
That’s the end of the preview, since 1. I am too lazy to write anything because of health problems and 2. I’m bored with life as the holidays have conquered my lifestyle. But that will not be the end of Reverse Vampire as I’ll be showcasing something that no one has ever thought of in your entire life (If this happens) soon. Signing off (Went back to bed and sleep for 24 hours).
6 Comments
Hi
thanks for posting about this series. I must admit, I always read about this series.. and read peoples opinions.. and always come off thinking highly of the series. But whenever I try to read the manga or watch the anime…. I cant. It is just so utterly boring and tivial. The truth is that I simply do not understand these type of shows.
One plausible reason could be that its designed to cater to the fairer sex. It is such an interesting premise.. but all we get is 2 guys looking cool and angst while pinning for Yuki. If nly it can just be a love story.. or an action story. Instead all I ever see is 1 girl whom dilly daddle and 2 guys killing themselves for her.
Is this genre always like this?
And I can’t understand why people are always pining for trivial, boring “action,” when they could have actual feelings and relationships. And delicious angst, lol.
o.o well, you don’t have to blog something you dislike…
but if you do continue blogging, feel free to snark! snark is good. :3
Yes! I didn’t know the President was a man either! That was so weird… I wonder if that’s canon or something they changed in the anime? Either way, I wouldn’t really be surprised. But I have to say that Cloud’s crossdressing part of FFVII was one of the funniest parts of that amazing game. The whole preparation for it, then if you got chosen… ah, FFVII… what a classic.
But yeah, the moments with their monologues and Yuuki and Zero’s interactions are just too slow for me… maybe because I’m flipping through the pages faster when reading the manga?
And please keep blogging this! Even if you don’t completely like it, letting out sarcastic remarks and rants are cool too.
@ TwilightShiva: Yes, if you want me to, I’ll continue blogging, for the sake of Vampire Knight fans out there. I was thinking of dropping so that I can have more time for myself for some personal matters, but I think I’ll let it pass.
And I agree with you, the President is gay. Why dress up as a lady in the first place if you want to tell the audience that you’re male?
I was confused with the Hunter Association’s President too. Though in the first season I believed that he’s a guy, but his voice is still so feminine that it’s quite unconvincing.
By the word ‘action’ that people are demanding for, I don’t think they really mean the action, but more like ‘progress’. Coz, to be honest, Studio Deen’s action scene isn’t that exciting ^^” (It has been like this with their old series too, so I didn’t hope to see good action scenes since the beginning.) Relationship and angst are delicious, but not if they’re similar or even the same for most of the time. For examples:- (note!! it’s just an example)
ep1 – Zero worried about his being as a vampire, Yuki was worried too but didn’t know what to do
ep2 – Zero still worried about his being as a vampire, Yuki wasn’t sure what to do but decide to support Zero
ep3 – Zero super worried about his being as a vampire seriously, Yuki wasn’t sure what to do but still continuously supported Zero
IMO, the story is proceeding, but not in a good pace and the ‘new’ information in each episode is too little. Anyway, I won’t blame the studio for this coz it’s Hino Matsuri’s style that she tends to focus on mentally stuffs (which is too much now…). And it’s a big step for her in terms of actions if you compared VK with her previous work. I may complain and notice many bad points about Vampire Knight, but I’ll still keep up with it since I admire Hino Matsuri’s art and haven’t lost hope in this series yet.
@Will: what do you mean by this ‘genre’? If you mean Shoujo, it’s not always like this. I think Shoujo refer to the story that tends to has female protagonist and focuses on relationship and emotional terms more than action. You can find various plots, not just a girl and two guys fighting over her
@Reverse Vampire: How is your health? Please take care
and feel free to blog in whatever way you like. Who says that the review must shows only the good side of thing that it’s criticizing?