Teenagers (May contain bloody violence, bad language, nudity)
Vintage:
November 3, 2005
Status:
Completed
Summary:
In the 21st century, a family of vampires settled down on the grounds of Japan and lived a modest life whilst sucking on the blood of humans discreetly. However, the eldest daughter of the family, Karin Maaka, has an embarrassing secret which cannot be revealed to anyone. Even though she is a vampire, she does not lack blood like her family members. Instead, she overproduces blood to the extent that she transfuses the excess into her victims, hence increasing their blood levels. Despite her troubling body characteristic, she attends school like any other high school student, that is until a new transfer student, Kenta Usui, enters her life.
This is a great anime, it shows that vampires are not all scary. Some are beautiful with huge melons. WATCH and you will love this anime too.
4 out of 5 people found this review helpful.
Very Funny, Unique Sort of Vampirism
Written by stellasstars on August 3, 2010 at 11:34 PM
Overall Rating
Good
Story: 4
Dialogue: 4
Animation: 4
Entertainment: 5
This anime is very funny. Maka is sort of the anti-vampire: sweet, a bloodgiver instead of taker, able to stand the sunlight, having no problems with garlic (although here vampires only hate garlic because they have strong noses), and wanting a normal life. Vampires in this anime respond to strong emotions in humans according to what each vampire prefers: for example, Maka responds to unhappiness while her brother responds to stress. When Maka's brother feeds off a woman, her stress is relieved and when Maka gives someone her blood, that person (read more)
This anime is very funny. Maka is sort of the anti-vampire: sweet, a bloodgiver instead of taker, able to stand the sunlight, having no problems with garlic (although here vampires only hate garlic because they have strong noses), and wanting a normal life. Vampires in this anime respond to strong emotions in humans according to what each vampire prefers: for example, Maka responds to unhappiness while her brother responds to stress. When Maka's brother feeds off a woman, her stress is relieved and when Maka gives someone her blood, that person becomes happy. I rather enjoy this new type of vampirism.
The anime has some drama, school life, lots of comedy (mostly sort of slapstick), some horror, and romance. Maka develops a relationship with a boy who alone knows her secret and the two become friends and towards the end, maybe more. The anime stays quite light despite the heavy themes. This is also one of the enjoyable things about it.
Have fun, Karin (or Vampire Karin or Chibi Vampire) is a fun watch! (show less)
6 out of 6 people found this review helpful.
an fine anime
Written by oFrankNStein on August 2, 2010 at 12:01 PM
Overall Rating
Good
Story: 4
Dialogue: 4
Animation: 4
Entertainment: 5
what made me give this anime a shot was the whole vampire that needs to give blood instead of sucking it.
i found that to be hilarious, the anime has a decent story and animation but it is entertaining, what else could you expect from a romantic comedy.The anime stays true to the manga Chibi Vampire(recomended read).
