Thursday, February 5, 2015

Vampire Knight Volumes 14 & 15 by Matsuri Hino -Joint Reviews

Vampire Knight, Vol. 14 (Vampire Knight, #14) Vampire Knight, Vol. 15 (Vampire Knight, #15) 
Vampire Knight volumes 14 & 15 
by Matsuri Hino
Genre(s): Graphic Novels, Manga
Pages: 187 & 192 respectively
Published:  July & Nov 2012
 Publisher: Viz media

Summaries: Taken from goodreads. 
Vol 14:  The Vampire Hunter Society has imprisoned Aido in order to interrogate him about Kaname’s connection to Sara Shirabuki. Meanwhile, Yuki wants a fresh start with Kaname, but circumstances arise that may force them apart.
Vol 15: With Kaname missing, Yuki must now step in as acting head of her clan to maintain the fragile peace between the human and vampire societies. Will she be able to regain the trust of the vampire aristocrats, much less Aido?
Reviews:
  Volume 14:   ?????? <----This is what was going through my head through most of this volume.
I can't even properly review this very well it was so muddled. Good art and loved seeing a few characters but until the end I was often confused. New plot twists happening and without spoilers there is really nothing more I can say. 

Volume 15:  Welcome back, Cross Academy! We get to finally get back to where the series started. Maybe it means the story is slowly getting back on track? After the past few volumes I had been debating on DNFing the series. This has given me just enough to be willing to continue. So the new twist to returning to the school is that Yuki is restarting on the Night class!

I feel like the story is going back to it's roots. Yuki is starting to actually DO something (even if it is small and possibly misguided at times). I still kept wondering what is going on with Kaname though. We have new characters entering the folds and still no real answer. So still lots of sifting needs to be done to try and pull out decent story plot but at least we can find parts once again! 
 
 
 

3 comments:

  1. Maybe it will improve in the next few volumes. I've only read volume one, but I liked the concept of the series. I tried watching it on Netflix, but the American voices were too hyper for me...maybe I should try to find the sub instead of dub?

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  2. I love the anime of this! Unfortunately, I haven't read the manga.
    -Mikee

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  3. I always get nervous when a manga has this many volumes...it makes me wonder if the author is just trying to string readers along with no resolution. It does seem intriguing...

    --Trix, vitajex(at)aol(Dot)com

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