The Case Study of Vanitas

I will admit I only picked up this series because I was going through Seraph of the End withdrawal, I was pleasantly surprised.

It's a fun vampire story with quirky characters and a beautiful rendition of nineteenth century France. The blend of fun characters, emotional themes, and storybook style motifs reminded me of so many of my favourite anime series.

The heart of the show is the relationship between Noe and Vanitas. Their interplay is delightful and our interest is retained from episode to episode.

This was another all nighter for me and I would have stayed up for another night if there had been more episodes, it was great.

Oh yes suck my blood.

We have more and more vampires. Only from a couple of episodes in I already got Code Geass vibe from this anime. The plot was about an enigma claiming to save the vampires. The protagonist was a smart and determined man who accompanied an vampire that was still naive but starting to learn more about the world. The more I said it the more I see the similarity between the two anime.

However, the dynamic between the two main characters were different. Here, every character had at least one funny moment, and in every funny moment is a chibi moment. As much as I enjoyed the comedy, there were vampire moments that were just a bit erotic.

The animation was also done very well. From the first episode, I was amazed by the beautiful contrasting red and blue color. Probably the best part was when Vanitas used the power of the book. The fight scenes were also great.

Overall, a fun anime with interesting characters and beautiful animation. 8/10.

If you love fictional adventure, great world building, and memorable characters, Case Study of Vanitas is the series to look for. The way this show is directed, the magical background score, the way each character is given a moment to shine, it's all just perfect. The chemistry and friendship between the 2 main characters is brilliant. There's a lot that happens in this show. The universe that it builds is complex but undeniably interesting. There are so many characters to handle but they all have their own individual arcs that surprisingly blend together. I love the way this show gives each and every scene equal importance and the dramatic ways it chooses to present them. The voice acting is top notch and incredibly intense. Especially for a new character that appears in season 2. His character development and voice acting is so on point. The first season is just for character development and world building but the 2nd Season just used that build up to make an enthralling story.

Why the hell are they all so dang pretty?? Like ohhhh wow. I haven't seen so many pretty men since i've seen Black Butler. Not only are they pretty but the story is really good so far too. Please watch it if you haven't already!

I will admit I only picked up this series since I'm going through JOJO withdrawals (the wait for Part 6 will be hard), but I was pleasantly surprised. It's a fun vampire story with quirky characters and a beautiful rendition of nineteenth century France. The blend of fun characters, emotional themes, and storybook style motifs reminded me of my favorite anime series PRINCESS TUTU, so that's a bonus.

The heart of the show is the relationship between Noe and Vanitas. Their interplay is delightful and the motor that retains interest from episode to episode.

As of this writing, there has been about six episodes but they've all been great.