Vampire Knight, Vol. 7

by Matsuri Hino

The #1 hit series from Shojo Beat--a tale of vampire romance

Cross Academy is attended by two groups of students: the Day Class and the Night Class. At twilight, when the students of the Day Class return to their dorm, they cross paths with the Night Class on their way to school. Yuki Cross and Zero Kiryu are the Guardians of the school, protecting the Day Class from the Academy's dark secret: the Night Class is full of vampires

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 142152676X
• ISBN13: 9781421526768
• Release Date: August 2009
• Publisher: Viz Media
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.1" x 7.5"
• Age Range: 13 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 8 to 12

Customer Reviews

Amazing

The art style is amazing

Daughter Loves It

my 14 year old daughter loves these books. She especially loves how they are written back to front. this gives these books an authentic asian feel.

wonderful

i love this manga i am so glad i can buy it here. It was in great condition.

Four and a Half stars

This is definitely a 'political' installment of the Vampire Knight series. Zero's brother has been accepted into the Day class, one of the night students is acting.... off and Kaname has asked Yuki to be his lover. I'm not sure whether Kaname wants Yuki as a political lover (to protect her and give her status among the vampires) or is really looking to bind her to him by loving her. Either way it's done and Yuki is now being held in a different light for the Night class, in addition she is starting to see illusions of blood everywhere and we get the feeling it's about her past... the night Kaname was there (why was he there?) and saved her. As Yuki tries to gather her courage to ask Kaname about her past the Pureblood politics are in turmoil and beginning to play out... like chess pieces. This was way too short I couldn't believe it ended the way it did, thank goodness though that the next one comes out in November. This author also wrote Meru Peri my absolute favorite manga Captured Hearts which is a pretty good manga, but a little slow. Vampire Knight is also an Anime... check it out!

The chess pieces move

A pivotal incident between Kaname and Zero aside, this installment of Vampire Knight is largely a transition volume setting the stage for a vicious struggle to follow. Sensing that his enemies are on the move, Kaname takes out several insurance policies that send much of the cast reeling - none moreso than Yuki, who becomes increasingly restless as she senses that Kaname is keeping something crucial from her regarding the day he rescued her as a child and starts exhibiting some uncharacteristic behavior. Meanwhile, lest we forget the last volume's cliffhanger, poor Ichijo once again has to fend off his nasty Grandfather - and finds himself in a miserable and perhaps untenable position when he discovers what has happened to his dear friend Shiki... As the volume ends, Yuki, Zero and the Night Class members start to clarify where they stand, and a pall settles over them as they realize the gravity of the events about to unfold. With some very likeable characters in jeopardy, Vampire Knight remains highly addictive.