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Vampire Knight 12 (2013)

by Matsuri Hino(Favorite Author)

4.32 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

PT Elex Media Komputindo

series

Vampire Knight

review 1: At the very end, I got incredibly lost. Normally when they reference the past, they'll do in the middle of the book and that means by the end they've usually explained it all... But ending the book like that isn't really a cliffhanger; it's just annoying. I enjoyed bits and pieces of this book. I loved the beginning of this series a lot more--I'm not a fan of Kaname; I love Zero--and these volumes barely talk about him anymore, though they do show bits and pieces. Also, Yuki's character is starting to remind me of Bella Swan, what with all the sitting around on house arrest, falling into Kaname's lap like a dog, but then insisting she's not good enough for him. Which is getting a bit infuriating. Want more Zero!!
review 2: The 12th Volume in the Vampire Knight ... moremanga series continues off from the events from the last volume. 1 year after the battle with Rido, Yuki and Zero find themselves at the same vampire soiree. When a pureblood vampire turns up dead, and hunter apparently commits suicide after doing the deed, things start to move as the new arc of the series appears. This volume of Vampire Knight was a bit of a disappointment. Most of it was set-up for the evolving arc, and while I know set-up is important it's KILLING me to wait to read the next installment. Yuki is slowly getting stronger as a heroine, and I'm hoping she'll end up being much more kick ass by the end of the series. Zero is Zero, and I love his angsty angsty self. Kaname is slowly becoming much more of a villain the way he controls Yuki and her actions. I love the hints Hino is giving us about his past, and can't wait to find out just exactly what he's up to and who he's been.The art, as always, is absolutely stunning. 4.5/5 less

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