The second cour of Vanitas no Carte.
It’s 19th-century Paris, and young vampire Noé hunts for the Book of Vanitas. Attacked by a vampire driven insane, a human doctor called Vanitas tempts Noé with a mad crusade to “cure” the entire vampire race. While allying with him may be dangerous, news reaches Vanitas that the Beast of Gévaudan has returned, and Noé is being brought along to investigate this phantom from the past.
(Source: Funimation)
Creative, intricate, and complex in every aspect. VnC can be fun and rewarding or overwhelming and very confusing.
`Note: This reviews both part one and part two, since Vanitas no Carte (VnC) is a two cour series. Plot spoilers are marked.`
~~~Enjoy the OST sample as you read.~~~
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# __Pedigree__
There are qu…
Surprisingly a better adaptation then i initially thought it to be
~~~_Disclaimer: The anime has caught up with the manga_
The case study of vanitas is nothing short of a complex story done right. From small wholesome moments to complex character relationships and psychological moments not to mention the mysteries themselves.
The strength of this Cour particularly…
Vampires galore! Complex, intriguing, sexy, and one hell of a ride, though not without its issues.
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(This review covers parts one and two)
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As a manga reader, I enjoyed this anime adaptation, and recommend everyone who watches this to now go read the manga!
As someone who watched this anime as a manga reader, my review will be reflective on that bias, just an FYI.
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