Ah, another ride down Vampire Knight lane!

This one is INSANE for plot development. So much was brought forward and WOW, I totally forgot about all of this from when I read it before. But, NO SPOILERS.

Yuki's past is brought forward in Volume 8, and man is it wild! I didn't see it coming but I'm also not surprised? I'm very impressed because it does make a lot of sense... it feels planned and I like that! It's kind of weird, but this is manga so weird can be pretty normal.

I'm curious how this story will continue on for almost another ten volumes. I'm sure Matsuri Hino has something up their sleeves...

Four out of five stars. ( )

Well, the truth about Yuki comes out. It seems a little far fetched to me, but I'm mostly reading the series for Zero anyhow... the sexy beast.

Well, the truth about Yuki comes out. It seems a little far fetched to me, but I'm mostly reading the series for Zero anyhow... the sexy beast.

Well, the truth about Yuki comes out. It seems a little far fetched to me, but I'm mostly reading the series for Zero anyhow... the sexy beast.

Ah, what a soap opera this series is. Yuki's backstory is revealed, but within the reveal is another hidden twist about Kaname's backstory (which I think some reviewers on other sites completely and utterly missed, given how upset they were by the surface aspect). Also, this whole series heavily draws on Japanese mythology -- if you're familiar with the story of Izanagi and Izanami, the taboos brought up in VK#8 will be a lot less shocking. But still, there are so many twists, turns, conspiracies, betrayals, and outright lies going on... don't take everything at face value in this series! ( )