The Case Study of Vanitas Part 2

VANITAS IS MAJESTIC AND HIM AND NOÉ SHOYLD OF KISSED BUT VANITAS DIED

Great finale episode to an overall great season. Vanitas and Noé reconvening on that dang rooftop yet again. Ik its yaoi bait, but I am but a humble fish. Anyways I hope this series continues to get adapted, I very much enjoy it.

The girls are fighting noooo. It's just gut punch after put punch with this show geez. Unexpected too. I really thought they were gonna work together, but alas rage really can blind you.

We finally get some Vanitas backstory and hoo boy. First half of the episode is a rough watch emotionally. Luna is an interesting character for sure. Yet another great episode.

Straight back in with a dark and stressful episode my goodness. We get much more insight on Domi's side of things when it comes to Louis and it's rough to say the least. Don't even get me started on whatever is going on with Mikhail as a whole. Great episode, but man...

The gang returns back to Paris for a more lighthearted episode before the next arc. Kinda funny seeing both Vanitas and Jeanne being lovesick with one of them being absolutely miserable while the other is on cloud 9.

A much quieter emotional episode. It's a bittersweet ending to the Gévaudan arc. The flowers from when Jeanne and Chloe first met coming back was beautiful.

After seeing Astolfo's backstory this episode, we see why he is the way he is. Jean-Jaques realizing the various preparations Chloé made for after she gets her vengeance? absolute gut punch. Another good episode

All hell pretty much breaks loose and things are going south fast as Chloé's plan fails. As didn't expect to get some Jeanne inner turmoil/backstory. Idk how but it manged to be even better than the last episode

We're reaching the climax as the pieces are starting to make more and more sense. There's more lore on Jean-Jaques mainly as it relates to Chloe. There's just alot being shown in the episode. Really good. I'm very much invested

We get more background about Chloé and see how her isolation from being a vampire drove her to making certain decisions.

This episode covers the aftermath of the chaos of episode 1 and starts to set the stage for the mystery of this season. We see where everyone is at currently as Noe and Vanitas got split up. There's also a very vulnerable scene between Jeanne and Vanitas. Overall, I liked it

What a start. Very chaotic and a lot is happening but in a good way. Picks up right after the first season, so make sure to watch that first. Vanitas ragebaiting Astolfo was funny lol.

This is what you call a banger finale, wrapping things up with chaotic, action-packed, and hype-filled moments while smoothly bridging into the next season. It sets up the final resolution between Noé, Vanitas, and Mikhail, which ends really well, and also delivers a very surprising plot twist. It’s a great finale that wraps things up cleanly and memorably, especially the climax of Mikhail’s arc, which is both unpredictable and impactful. With so much intrigue, it sets up a very exciting next season.

Okay, so this is another unexpected turn in the story. The episode shows the emotional conflict between Vanitas and Noé, putting their relationship in an uncertain place. It delivers an enjoyable fight scene with a stressful atmosphere that adds more emotional weight to the action. The episode is very chaotic and makes the final episode even more intriguing to watch.

Definitely what I’ve been waiting for, the backstory of Vanitas. I’ve always been intrigued by his past and his encounters with the Blue Moon Vampire. It’s honestly a great episode, clearing up many of the mysteries surrounding his character and making it easier to understand why he became who he is. It’s a must-watch episode and a very good flashback making it a step closer into unveiling the secret of the original blue Moon vampire, never been this hyped before!!!

Why does this series always do this, going straight into a stressful episode right after a light one 😭😭 I’m never ready for the tension. This episode dives deep into Louis’s accident from Domi’s perspective, while also giving us the unexpected first appearance of Vanitas’s long-lost brother and more pieces of his past at Moreau’s lab. There’s barely any action, but it feels incredibly intense emotionally, especially from Noé’s side. Overall, it’s a great episode that builds a lot of intrigue for what’s coming next.

Yeah, this episode feels like a proper bridge after the Gévaudan arc, with a much more relaxed and funny tone focusing on Vanitas and Jeanne’s interactions. It’s super lovey-dovey and honestly a nice break after all those stressful episodes, but then, what the hell was that ending 😭😭 I was just enjoying the fluff and suddenly it turns like that. Overall, it’s a really good bridge episode with a crazy cliffhanger to kick off the next arc.

The Gévaudan arc concludes with a beautiful and emotionally satisfying resolution. While the pacing slows down, it serves an important purpose by focusing on the aftermath and allowing the characters’ relationships to fully settle. Chloe’s renewed will to live alongside Jean provides a heartfelt closure, while the growing bond between Jeanne and Vanitas adds a lighter, more charming touch. There’s still some action present, particularly from Noé’s side, but the real strength of this episode lies in its emotional payoff. Overall, a strong and well-earned conclusion to the arc.

This episode is incredibly intense and emotionally exhausting 😭. It begins on a hopeful note with Vanitas and Jeanne, but quickly shifts into a much darker and more tragic direction. Astolfo’s past is explored in a way that adds depth to his character which full of sadness and betrayal, while the bond between Jean and Chloe delivers some truly heartbreaking moments. Despite the heavy emotions, the episode still features strong action, particularly the fight between Astolfo and Noé, and with Vanitas clutch moments. Overall, it’s a powerful episode that raises the emotional stakes while building anticipation for the mysteries yet to unfold.