Vampire Knight, Vol. 4

Matsuri Hino, Vampire Knight vol. 4 (ViZ, 2006) The truth of the identity of the new transfer student is revealed, and (as usual) Zero has angst over his condition. Cheer up, emo kid. We're getting to see more of the night class members' personalities, which makes it easier to tell them apart, which is a very good thing. There's more gravitas to this series than I'm used to seeing from manga, and that is a very good thing. I'm becoming quite impressed with this series. ****

Great story, hot guys!! Highly addictive!!!! Since I saw the first chapter of the anime I've been searching in the web all the products related with Vampire Knight: manga, fanfic, translated chapters.... I strongly recommend VK, even for people who do not usually like manga. And sorry for my bad english!!!

This manga has a good story, it has romance and the darkness that one would get from a vampire story, not to mention the cuteness that one would get from a Shojo manga. All the main characters have an explanation of there beings and the artwork is completely beautiful. I would recommend this story to anyone that like dramas of vampires, it kind of reminds me of a manga version of a teen novel I used to read called Vampire Diaries, so if you haven't checked that out, please do you'll enjoy, that is if you don't mind stories with no pictures.

...but I don't want to be a vampire! Volume 1 of Vampire Knight introduced us to sweet Yuki, angsty Zero, and mysterious Kaname. They make quite a triangle and could carry the story all by themselves. Books two and three introduced more interesting characters, from a vampire hunter to...Well, I don't want to ruin the plot but Volume 4 delves into Zero's past. Get this series! You will not be disappointed.

The new night class female member Maria shows her true purpose for transferring to the academy.