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Hina told Amanatsu she has feelings for him, and at first, she believes he brushed it off, but it’s clear he has feelings as well.

They do go on an actual date to see the Christmas lights, and I think Amanatsu is what the guy from Wolf Girl and Black Prince was trying to be. He can be aloof and snippy, but he’s not cruel and borderline abusive like Kyoya. Other than that, Hina’s inexperience with drinking blood causing the silly misunderstandings between her and Amanatsu was cute. It really softens the guy and puts a unique spin on this romantic trope. They’re a classic, adorable teen couple for a manga, and it’s still fun because they’re great characters. I still don’t like Rinya, taking advantage of Hina’s naivety when she’s vulnerable. I can’t wait for her to punish him in some way. 4 out of 5.

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Hina is a vampire who loves anime and since she’s never bitten a human, she gets permission from her father to move to Japan where she can be closer to the media she adores. Her neighbor, Kyuta, looks exactly like her favorite character but has none of the fictional man’s personality. Despite this, they do become friendly even though Kyuta is hiding something from not only Hina but his own friends as well.

Hina is adorable. She really makes all this fun and I love characters who are bubbly and cute but will flex their considerable power when necessary. Of course, Kyuta is the perfect deadpan foil to her otaku energy. I wonder if this series will keep it’s light hearted tone or if it will go a more serious/dark route as I can see the potential for both given what happens but we’ll see as the series continues. For now, I’m enjoying the positivity. 4 out of 5.

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