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English: Vampire Knight: Memories
Synonyms: Vampire Kishi Special, Vampire Knight: Bloody Legend, Vampire Knight Tokubetsu-hen Japanese: ヴァンパイア騎士〈ナイト〉 memories
Auteur:
Hino, Matsuri
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2013-11-08 to ?
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LaLa DX
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English: Vampire Knight: Memories
Synonyms: Vampire Kishi Special, Vampire Knight: Bloody Legend, Vampire Knight Tokubetsu-hen
Japanese: ヴァンパイア騎士〈ナイト〉 memories
Synonyms: Vampire Kishi Special, Vampire Knight: Bloody Legend, Vampire Knight Tokubetsu-hen
Japanese: ヴァンパイア騎士〈ナイト〉 memories
Auteur:
Hino, Matsuri
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Manga
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Publishing
Publier:
2013-11-08 to ?
Sérialisation:
LaLa DX
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Pureblood vampire Kaname Kuran has been asleep in an icy coffin for one thousand years. When he is awakened by two unfamiliar vampires, he discovers that he is now human and that he has come back to life without any memories. The vampires, Ai and Ren, begin to tell him stories of everything that he missed in the past millennium—revealing the fates of those once dear to him, such as Yuuki Cross, and others he knew, such as Zero Kiryuu. Vampire Knight: Memories is a series of non-linear stories showing what events occurred during Kaname's slumber, as well as imparting truth about the nature of the relationship between Kaname, Ai, and Ren.
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Vampire Knight: Memories review
Well for those who believed that the original manga was a mess, especially at the end, this sequel manga saved it. The pacing is great and the storyline is enjoyable.
Personally, I had more fun reading this sequel then having to read 93 chapters of the main protagonist going back and forth in her love triangle. It shines a light on the characters who deserved more screentime in the original manga, and I would say they were pretty good character development. There is also focus on yuki/zero. The art had not changed, which is good, because it would be odd to see the art be drastically different. |
Vampire Knight: Memories review
❌WARNING❌ : This manga is going to make your heart bleed for weeks . (╥﹏╥)
✿Story - 10 " This series focuses on Kaname living with Ai and Ren ( Kaname n yuki's child , Zero n Yuki's child ) and flashbacks of Yuki and Zero's relationship . " You will get to know more about Zero n Yuki's relationship .more and more zero x yuki ❤ moments . Kaname will turn into human . Flashbacks . Flashbacks . Flashbacks. ✿Art - Loved it . 10 Ai and Ren look gorgeous . I love their hair :) ✿Character - 9 ✿Enjoyment - 10 . Conflicting feelings . I cried and cried and cried (╥﹏╥) I wanted kaname and yuki to be together T^T i shipped them so much ❤ Kaname x Yuki ❤ but ...anyway , i was happy for zero as zero only loved yuki ✿Overall - 10 |
Vampire Knight: Memories review
I have appreciated this anime/manga since it first came out. From Vampire Knight to Vampire Knight Guilty. To picking up the first volume of Vampire Knight to now Vampire Knight Memories. This Manga has given me a roller coaster so far, and have me waiting for more moments, more chapters. However, it seems the characters are a bit forced in the chapters concerning Zero/Yuki/and Kaname. In a sense that Yuki seems to force herself to Zero's side when in reality we know our main heroine hasn't had the proper time to move on yet.
And suddenly our cold knight Zero, pressures Yuki with his feelings even though she looses the man she loves. The journey between the two seem.. poorly written and could be written better by the author. It doesn't show much in key moments. Such as Yukis death in the last chapters in the main manga. Or the effects it leaves her children and the other characters. And even some characters, seem forced as well outside the main trio. Such as showing random characters into the main plot. Like Shiki and Rima. It didnt add to the story and we should have more focus on Kaname as a character with his past. Which seem to be lacking, and not what Hino is giving to the fans. As she said so herself. She didn't give Kaname justice in the main manga. And therefore I believe she should give him more of a spotlight. Howver it is good overall. |
Vampire Knight: Memories review
"Auuugh!" is all you serious fans are going to say when you're done devouring this tiny morsel Matsuri sama threw our way after taking Zero (and Kaname?) away from us after 9 long years spent loving and obsessing over their fate.
The story starts out from the POV of Yuuki's sweet and demure roommate Yori chan. It explores their first meeting, the depth of their friendship and her perspective on the love triangle and its origins. It goes on to describe how she cheers Zero on after the events of the finale and about her own little happy ending with a certain blue eyed Idol from Cross Academy. Along the way, we're treated to certain charismatic scenes involving Kaname's fate and the dere part of Zero's tsundere treatment towards Yuuki, albeit a very very little. Not too many plot holes are addressed and the amount of closure you'll derive from this after thirsting for more after the manga finale is questionable. If anything, it leaves you feeling more wistful and ennui-ridden than ever! Art is of course Hino Matsuri's strong suit and this chapter does not disappoint. No doki doki or Moe moments, but my dead-inside heart was moved enough to weep by the ending pages with the haunting beauty of Zero's (never ending) anguish and Kaname's intended future. Character development happens a LOT for some of our satellite characters, but for the main characters, all you're treated to is the "Finally!" moment when Zero admits that maybe he shouldn't have been such a pig about Yuuki being a pureblood and his regrets over opportunities lost and the road not taken. Overall, you're sort of bullied into feeling that yes, you've been provided closure for the epic adventure you vicariously undertook with these three heartbreaking characters, but there's not much that this particular chapter reveals that the ardent reader could not have fathomed on their own. I know I couldn't have not read this chapter given my devotion to the series, but if you're longing for your Zero fix and feeling particularly raw and left torn asunder from the finale ending, consider rewatching the anime instead and spare yourself the agony that this chapter will definitely bring forth. On the other hand, Kaname fans and YuMe shippers will possibly cherish this one a lot more. |