List of Rosario + Vampire characters

Conception and development

Protagonists

Tsukune Aono

Moka Akashiya

Kurumu Kurono

Yukari Sendou

Mizore Shirayuki

Ruby Tojo

[|Koko Shuzen]

Ginei Morioka

Fangfang Huang

Antagonists

Students

• , a classmate of Tsukune and Moka, is infatuated with Moka, but when he assaults her, he becomes the first victim of a beating by Moka when she transforms to her inner personality. His monster form in the anime is an orc. In the Japanese anime, he is voiced by Nobuyuki Hiyama. In the English dub, he is voiced by Robert McCollum.
• , a class representative, leads a group of lizardmen to ridicule Yukari. In the Japanese anime, he is voiced by Ryusei Nakao. In the English dub, he is voiced by Eric Vale.
• tries to recruit Tsukune to the swim club; as a mermaid, she exploits Moka's weakness to water. In the Japanese anime, she is voiced by Satsuki Yukino. In the English dub, she is voiced by Lydia Mackay.
• blackmails Kurumu into posing in embarrassing cosplay outfits and transforms into a slug.
• , who appears in a bonus chapter following the end of the Season I manga serialization; he befriends Moka claiming to be a fellow vampire, but is really an onimodoki, a pseudo-demon that copies the forms of stronger monsters.
• The ' appear only in the anime and is composed of three monster guys who idolize Moka, Yukari, and Kurumu. Unable to ever get girls on their own, they are jealous that Tsukune is always around the girls. Kozo Kasahara is the leader who likes Moka, and he transforms into an kasa-obake. Kubisaku Nagai is the club's photographer who likes Yukari and transforms into a rokurokubi. Bosaburo Taira, who likes Kurumu, transforms into a noppera-bō''. They can also join together to a larger monster.

  Staff

• is a Medusa and recurring villain in the first manga serialization and first anime season. As an art teacher, she helps Moka with a painting for Tsukune, but has been secretly luring female students and turning them into stone statues for her living art collection. When Tsukune and Moka defeat her, she is dismissed from the school in shame, but returns during the Protection Committee storyline to leak to [|Kuyo] the secret that Tsukune is actually human. She also returns in the Lilith Mirror story as the instigator of the chaos that temporarily shuts down the school.
• is a math teacher who wears glasses, has a curvy chest and dresses in an extremely provocative style. Her monster identity is a lamia who brainwashes her male students so that they improve in math but end up emotionless and subservient to her. In the Japanese anime, Ririko is voiced by Aya Hisakawa. In the English dub, the students call her Miss Ririko, and she is voiced by Shelley Calene-Black.
• is the physical education teacher. Like Ginei, he has a perverted interest in the girls; he restrains himself, but hates that they "develop way too fast." When Mizore confesses her attraction to him, he tries to take advantage of her but gets frozen and has her suspended. He pins the injuries of two students on Mizore to have her expelled and then tries to kill her by transforming into a kraken. In the anime, Mizore does not have feelings for Kotsubo, but he takes advantage of her when she cries over Tsukune; He is voiced by Yasuyuki Kase in the Japanese anime, and by Christopher Sabat in the English dub.
• is the cooking teacher exclusive to the anime series. She uses her curry to put the students under her spell, turning them curry-colored and hungering for more. Her monster form is an apsara, where she can transform water into curry. In the Japanese anime, she is voiced by Kyoko Hikami. In the English dub, she is voiced by Nazia Chaudhry.
• ''' is a fairy-like artifact spirit. She carries the Lilith Mirror, a hand mirror that reveals a monster's true form and their hidden desires but at the cost of the holder's soul. The mirror is given to [|Kyoko] by Ishigami to cause a school-wide riot and capture Moka. After Ishigami is defeated again by the Newspaper Club, Lilith begins working as [|the headmaster's] aide. In the anime, Kyoko accidentally obtains Lilith and the mirror during a run-in with Koko, who has planned to use it to retrieve Moka's inner personality. In the Japanese anime, Lilith is voiced by Maria Kawamura. In the English dub she is voiced by Maxey Whitehead.

  Protection Committee

• , the leader of the committee. When Tsukune is put on trial for being a human, he critically injures Tsukune to the point where Moka has to infuse her vampire blood into Tsukune in order to save him. His monster form is a fox demon, and his abilities are fire-based. In the first manga serialization, he is defeated after Tsukune is infused with Moka's blood, but in the anime, Moka defeats him. In the second manga serialization, Kuyo remains a student at the academy, but works for Fairy Tale where he ascends to become the leader of its 3rd Branch. He faces Tsukune and Ruby when they are thrown into the fiery void created by the [|Masked King] and is defeated by Tsukune. After the final battle with [|Alucard], he becomes Kiria's second-in-command. In the Japanese anime, Kuyo is voiced by Shuichi Ikeda. He is voiced by Jason Douglas in the English dub.
• , a girl with long purple hair who antagonizes the Newspaper Club and destroys their first news release. Her monster form is a jorōgumo. In the anime, Keito is in charge of a rival Yokai Square newspaper club which tries to replace the current one and whose members are former club leaders that were disbanded by the committee. She is voiced by Yukana in the Japanese anime and by Anastasia Muñoz in the English dub.

  Lady Oyakata

Anti-Schoolers and Monstrels

• is introduced as a charismatic student council president who quickly befriends Tsukune after the latter joins to work on the school festival. Prior to the start of the series, Hokuto is a human who has suffered years of physical abuse from his father. Hoping to escape, he enrolls in Yokai but only finds death; he admits he never had anyone to protect him. His monster form is suppressed by a spirit lock similar to Tsukune's; when unleashed, he transforms into a giant insect-like skeletal creature with massive blades for appendages. In human form, his martial-arts ability allows him to strike with rock-shattering force. In the Anti-Schoolers storyline, he tricks the Newspaper Club into capturing him, only to steal the headmaster's rosary in order to shut down the barrier between the human and monster world. Following his defeat, when he sees that Tsukune and the girls make great efforts to restore the barrier, he helps them out. He reconciles with Tsukune, but summarily leaves the school with Anti-Schoolers colleague [|Kiria Yoshi]. In the second serialization, a wheelchair-bound Hokuto joins Fairy Tale as the 1st Branch Staff Officer. After Moka is taken by [|Aqua], he and [|Kiria] form a temporary alliance with Tsukune to rescue Moka by providing information on Fairy Tale's main headquarters, and background assistance against Fairy Tale's leader [|Gyokuro]. In the final battle against Alucard, he overextends his strength and powers, and falls into a coma.
• is the second-in-command of the Anti-Schoolers. He is a calm and collected member who is occasionally seen carrying and reading a copy of Osamu Dazai's novel No Longer Human. His monster ability allows him to shape his right arm into a scythe. He is later revealed to be the one who transformed Hokuto into a monster so that he could "survive" the dangers of the academy. Following the defeat of the Anti-Schoolers, he and Hokuto leave Yokai Academy. He reappears in the second manga serialization where he airlifts [|Miyabi] and [|Kahlua] Shuzen to safety, As the deputy leader of the Fairy Tale 1st Branch, he orders a gremlin monster to eat Fangfang's plane. When Aqua captures Moka, he and Hokuto offer assistance to the Newspaper Club, and in the process, faces his leader Miyabi in a duel. However, that turns out to be a ruse as he sides with the Masked King. His true monster form is a chimera created by using Alucard's flesh as a base. In the final chapter, following Alucard's fall, he takes over Fairy Tale.
• is one of the monstrel enforcers. He takes it upon himself to kill Tsukune after witnessing his temporary vampiric powers. He disables Moka and deals a near-fatal blow to Tsukune, which forces Moka to infuse Tsukune. Mido is brutally pummeled by the ghoul Tsukune but is spared when Mikogami and Ruby intervene. At the infirmary, Mako critically injures him. At the end of the series, he reappears briefly to help the school fight Alucard's clones.
• is a monstrel whose role as "The Cleaner" is to execute the faction members that fail their missions. She disguises herself as a school nurse at the infirmary, and projects from her fingers tentacle-like barbs that inject hypnotic fluids. In the manga story, she injects Moka and directs her to attack Tsukune, but Moka eventually fights off its effects. She later helps Yokai Academy fight off Alucard's clones. In the anime, where there is no monstrel faction, she is introduced as the school's nurse where she helps a distraught Yukari fulfill her wish of growing up by injecting her in a similar fashion as in the manga; her reason is so she can feed on Yukari's negative emotions. Mako is voiced by Mariko Kouda in the Japanese anime, and by Jennifer Seman in the English dub.

  Fairy Tale

• is the leader of Fairy Tale's 1st Subdivision. He first appears when Fairy Tale makes a deal with the snow fairies to marry or capture Mizore Shirayuki in order to acquire power in their world. He forcibly kisses and fondles her before she is rescued by Tsukune and his friends. He then stops the fight between Kahlua and Moka and cancels Kalua's assassination order. In later chapters, he reveals himself to be the Masked King, the true leader of Fairy Tale who had orchestrated the feud between the Huang and Miao mafia families by killing the Miao leader and forcing the leader's son Xilong to work for him. After Fairy Tale commander-in-chief [|Gyokuro Shuzen] is defeated, he reveals himself to be a human-form clone of the ancient vampire Alucard after which he merges with his monster form.
• is the second oldest of the four Shuzen vampire sisters. She has light hair and a dark complexion. Although she exhibits a naive, childlike personality, she is a top assassin. Her fighting style is like a child with a tantrum: when she cries, she can kill without feeling. Her crucifix earrings act as power restraints, similar to Moka's rosario; when one is taken off, she can transform her arm into an array of a sharp bat wing. She can block out pain during a battle, but risks incurring fatal wounds because of it. When both off her earrings are removed, her body becomes a blood-like liquid where she can survive decapitations, transform both hands into razor wings, and discharge drops of herself as high velocity concussive projectiles. Kahlua first appears in the Land of the Snow Fairies to facilitate alliance negotiations between the Snow Fairies and Fairy Tale; but if the alliance is not accepted, she is to execute everyone. She decimates the Newspaper Club, and fights Moka with an earring removed until Miyabi intervenes and cancels the order. At the Fairy Tale headquarters, she supports her mother in fighting the Newspaper Club. After Koko fatally stabs her while she is paralyzed by holy water, Kahlua reveals that the chaos she and her mother has been causing was to win back their father's heart. In the final Season II volume, Miyabi infuses her with his First Ancestor blood, stating that she was "too innocent to die"; in the epilogue bonus comics, she makes a miraculous recovery, and partners with Aqua to grow the Shuzen family's influence. Her name is based on Kahlúa, a coffee-flavored liqueur.
• is a siren who is the leader of the 7th Branch Office of Fairy Tale. Four years prior to his appearance in the series, he kills San's employer's husband simply for fun, and his singing, even when recorded, can kill humans and blind monsters. His Water Mirror ability allows him to teleport in helpers from the office such as mermen. In his monster form, he sprouts wings and is able to shoot feather blades. He can amplify his sound and launch his ultimate attack, "Symphony for the Devil". In a failed attempt to recruit San into Fairy Tale, he is defeated by her, who uses her own ultimate song to break down his body.
• is the eldest of the four Shuzen vampire sisters. Prior to joining the Shuzen family, Aqua grew up in China, as her mother died when she was young. When her friend Jasmine is staked by humans, Aqua joins Fairy Tale, vowing to destroy humanity. She joins the Miao mafia family as one of their top assassins known as the Black Devil. Aqua's Chinese martial arts abilities include a Cross-Step Fist Block that can knock a person out for at least three days, and the Dimension Sword, a technique used by [|Tohofuhai]. She attempts to acquire [|Akasha's] blood in order to gain extraordinary power, but in the process, causes Moka to awaken Alucard with her blood. She makes a promise with [|Akasha] to keep Moka safe. Some years later, she captures Moka so that her stepmother Gyokuro Shuzen can use her to awaken Alucard. Despite going against the Newspaper Club, she later sides with them to save Moka and helps Tsukune master his vampire abilities by creating a magic circle that allows her and the rest of his allies to empower him. In the Season II epilogue bonus comic, she is the future head of the Shuzen family.
• ''' is the matriarch of the Shuzen family and the Commander-in-Chief of Fairy Tale, second only to the Masked King. She is the birth mother of Kahlua and Koko. Her "Enemy Zero" ability allows her to sense enemies no matter where they are in Fairy Tale's headquarters, but also allows her to duplicate and master those abilities. She captures Moka so she can use the rosario in a device she made to awaken and to control Alucard. She turns many of the Shuzen family members into grotesque ghouls by implanting pieces of Alucard into their bodies. When Tsukune defeats her, she fuses with Alucard, but she is unable to land a finishing blow on Moka because the rosario connects with Akasha and not Alucard. After Moka takes back her rosario, Gyokuro is quickly devoured by Alucard.

Issa Shuzen

Alucard

Supporting characters

Students

• is the captain of the Karate Club. He first appears during the club recruitment days where he teases Koko Shuzen, admitting he likes little girls, and later clarifying that he likes them regardless of their actual age. He joins Gin at the raid of the 7th Branch Office of Fairy Tale in order to help San Otonashi. He uses a Vacuum Punch as a mid-range attack. During the raid on Fairy Tale headquarters, he reveals his monster form of a Crow Tengu. In the Season II epilogue bonus comics, he begins dating Koko Shuzen.
• is Fangfang's older sister who transfers in as a third-year student. She is a jiangshi ; she often points out her undead status with the catchphrase "After all, I'm dead" or by removing her head from her body. She summons other jiangshi, as demonstrated during the school's sports day. As the apprentice of Tohofuhai, she can use the Dimension Sword technique, but as a strategist to the Huang family she resorts to other weapons and methods to defeat her opponent.
• Three female students serve as recurring background characters in the anime series: Tonko Oniyama has long black hair, Shijimi Chono has short red hair, Sumae Mizuno has short brown hair and glasses. They introduce themselves by name in the episode "Youth and Vampire".

  Staff

• , who provides transportation between the human and monster worlds, makes occasional appearances in the series where he offers advice to Tsukune. According to Ikeda, his identity as a monster or human is not revealed until the tail end of the second manga serialization when he "hacks" Fairy Tale's mainframe to prevent its headquarters from crash-landing. In the epilogue of Season II, his name is revealed to be Nurari and he hires Moka's father to train Tsukune to one day become the new headmaster of Yokai Academy. The Bus Driver is voiced by Norihiro Inoue in the original Japanese anime; in the English dub, his voice is provided by Chuck Huber.
• is Tsukune and Moka's homeroom teacher, and the advisor of the Newspaper Club. In developing some of the teacher characters for the series, Ikeda said that he has great respect for real-life teachers, so he designed the monster ones to contrast that and be more comical. As a catgirl, she has a carefree attitude and is sometimes oblivious of her situation; the anime has a running gag where the students point out her exposed tail and she gets embarrassed. She is easily distracted by anything concerning fish as shown in the school festival and the Newspaper Club field trip. However, she is committed to the school tenet of promoting relationships between monsters and humans. In the Japanese anime and drama CD, she is voiced by Kikuko Inoue. In the English dub, her voice is provided by Jamie Marchi.
• ' is the headmaster of Yokai Academy. He wears a religious habit and long robes with a rosary. He is first introduced as an exorcist who places a "spirit lock" on Tsukune to seal his ghoul nature. He has learned from Tohofuhai how to cast barriers; he places one to separate the monster school from the human world and uses his rosary as part of the seal. Although he knows Tsukune is a human, he permits him to stay as long as he helps deal with the threat of the Anti-Schoolers. He later helps Tsukune train by placing him and Ruby in a "Paradise" world which is a beast-monster sanctuary. He eventually reveals his monster form as a kishin'' when he fights Alucard, and sacrifices his life to ensure Akasha and Alucard's self-disintegration spell would succeed. In the anime, he is the one who drops the flyer for Yokai Academy that Tsukune's father finds. He is voiced by Masaharu Sato in the Japanese anime and by Paul Slavens in the English dub.

  Alumni

• is Mizore's mother. Like her daughter, she observes Tsukune from behind a corner, but can generate ice spikes when stressed. When she visits Yokai Academy, she assumes Tsukune and Mizore are a couple, and when the Newspaper Club visits her Snow Fairy world, she hopes that they will give her grandchildren. She harbors a collection of firearms that shoot snow-based ammo such as ice bullets. In the second season of the anime, she and Kurumu's mother have an ongoing rivalry, originating from their days at Yokai. In the Japanese anime, Tsurara is voiced by Yuko Minaguchi. In the English dub, her voice is provided by Cynthia Cranz.
• is Kurumu's mother who appears at the school festival under the belief that Tsukune and Kurumu are a couple. She has large breasts and is more flirtatious than her daughter. In the anime series, Ageha and Tsurara have a rivalry since their time as students at Yokai Academy. She fights her daughter in the episode where Tsukune heads to [|Issa Shuzen's] castle. Ageha is voiced by Chieko Honda in the Japanese anime, and by Kelly McHalen in the English dub.
• ''' is a graduate of Yokai Academy and former president of the Newspaper Club; she works at a seaside inn. Her story was developed to reflect the feelings and struggles of young people as they ponder their futures and transitioning into the working world. She has a young and petite appearance, and almost never speaks, preferring to write out her thoughts on a sketchbook. Her monster form is a siren who sprouts angel-like wings. Although she can sing songs that cancel the effects of other sirens, her true power comes from her attack songs; her ultrasonic song "Silence in the Dark" causes her opponent's body to internally disintegrate. Gin remarks that San's sketchbook is actually her power limiter, and that she is one of the strongest students in the history of Yokai Academy. She reappears in the final battle against Alucard and in the epilogue bonus comics where Ginei becomes her co-worker.

  Dark Lords

• is introduced in the second serialization as a patriarch of the Huang family. He has taught Tenmei Mikogami his sealing techniques, and is the originator of the Dimension Sword technique. Although he appears as an old man, he can transform into a younger version of himself. He enjoys being an otaku; in his introductory chapter, he tricks Moka into dressing up as Lum Invader from Urusei Yatsura before repairing her rosario. In the final battle, he, along with Mikogami sacrifice their lives to support Akasha and Alucard's self-disintegration spell.
• is Moka's mother. Tohofuhai describes her as a strong, yet sad woman who carries a heavy burden. Her appearance is the same as the outer personality of Moka. Despite being kind and gentle, Akasha is one of the First Ancestor vampires and the de facto leader of the Three Dark Lords. when they sealed Alucard. However, her sealing method involves synchronizing her blood to her target, and thus whenever she unleashes her full power, it causes Alucard to wake, thus she watches over Alucard when it resides in the Shuzen manor. After giving birth to Moka, Akasha transfuses her First Ancestor blood into her in order to keep her alive. When Moka discovers Alucard's body, Akasha forces her to leave the Shuzen household, and destroys all their photos and records, except for the rosario. When Alucard awakens and captures Moka, Akasha frees her and sacrifices her own body to put Alucard back to sleep. She is the original user of the catchphrase "Know your place". Seven years before the final battle, she reveals to Aqua that she has actually erased her memories and sealed her mind into Moka's rosario, thus creating the Moka's outer persona. In the final chapter, she manifests as part of Alucard; they agree to end the fighting and cast a self-disintegration spell.

  Others

• , also known as Ko, is Koko's shapeshifting pet bat. He can transform himself into a variety of weapons. In the manga, he has no speaking lines; and prefers to squeak or communicate with placards, as shown when Koko gets in trouble. In the anime, he has a prominent role as the narrator and commentator, where he announces Moka's transformations, monster information, and the duration of Moka's fights. and in the second season, occasionally blocks fanservice shots on certain television broadcasts. In one of the anime episodes, he assumes the guise of a student named Kotaro Ijuin and tries to enslave the student body as an incubus. In the Japanese dub, he is credited as Mysterious Bat and is voiced by Takehito Koyasu. In the English dub, he is credited as The Bat and called Ko; he is voiced by Jerry Jewell.
• is Tsukune's tomboyish 17-year-old cousin. When she visits Yokai Academy, Tsukune and his friends attempt to keep her from learning their school's true nature, as well as preventing the school authorities from discovering she is human. The Newspaper Club members describe her as dense as she does not believe there are actual monsters at the academy, thinking it is remarkable CG special effects or cosplay, until the evidence becomes overwhelming; after which she accepts Tsukune and his friends. Kyoko is voiced by Sachiko Kojima in the Japanese anime and by Cherami Leigh in the English dub.
• ''' is Tsukune's mother. She is shocked that Tsukune brings so many pretty girls to their house, but is happy to finally meet Moka, about whom she has heard so much from Tsukune. Her husband only briefly appears in the manga, but in both the manga and the anime, he finds the Yokai Academy application. Kasumi is voiced by Haruhi Terada in the Japanese anime and by Maeghan Albach in the English dub.

  Reception

Merchandise

Works cited

''Rosario + Vampire'' manga

First serialization

• Ikeda, Akihisa ロザリオとバンパイア. 10 vols. Tokyo: Shueisha, 2004–2007.
• Ikeda, Akihisa Rosario + Vampire. 10 vols. San Francisco: Viz Media, 2008–2009.
• Vol. 1 : ロザリオとバンパイア 1. October 2004.. and Vampires. June 2008..
• Vol. 2 : ロザリオとバンパイア 2. February 2005.. and Witches. August 2003..
• Vol. 3 : ロザリオとバンパイア 3. June 2005.. and Trolls. October 2008..
• Vol. 4 : ロザリオとバンパイア 4. October 2005.. and Carnivorous Plant. December 2008..
• Vol. 5 : ロザリオとバンパイア 5. February 2006.. and Abominable Snowgirl. February 2009..
• Vol. 6 : ロザリオとバンパイア 6. June 2006.. and Ghouls. March 2009..
• Vol. 7 : ロザリオとバンパイア 7. October 2006.. and Exorcist. June 2009..
• Vol. 8 : ロザリオとバンパイア 8. February 2007.. and Shikigami. August 2009..
• Vol. 9 : ロザリオとバンパイア 9. June 2007.. and Monster Mamas. October 2009..
• Vol. 10 : ロザリオとバンパイア 10. October 2007.. and Magic Mirror. November 2009..

  Second serialization

• Ikeda, Akihisa ロザリオとバンパイア season2. 14 vols. Tokyo: Shueisha, 2008–14.
• Ikeda, Akihisa Rosario + Vampire Season II. 14 vols. San Francisco: Viz Media, 2010–15.
• Vol. 1 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 1. June 2008.. and Monster Fruit. April 2010..
• Vol. 2 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 2. October 2008.. and Magical Candy. August 2010..
• Vol. 3 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 3. February 2009.. and Snow Oracle. December 2010..
• Vol. 4 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 4. June 2009.. and Inner Ghoul. April 2011..
• Vol. 5 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 5. October 2009.. and Siren Song. July 2011..
• Vol. 6 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 6. February 2010.. and Gangstah. October 2011..
• Vol. 7 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 7. June 2010.. and Vanishing Acts. January 2012..
• Vol. 8 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 8. October 2010.. and The Secret of the Rosario. April 2012..
• Vol. 9 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 9. June 2011.. and Fairy Tale. July 2012..
• Vol. 10 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 10. December 2011.. and Kidnapped. November 2012..
• Vol. 11 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 11. June 2012.. and Rescue Mission. March 2013..
• Vol. 12 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 12. April 2013.. and Awakening. October 2013..
• Vol. 13 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 13. September 2013.. and Alter Egos. August 2014.
• Vol. 14 : ロザリオとバンパイア season2 14. May 2014.. and Transfusion. May 2015..

  ''Rosario + Vampire'' anime

Season 1

• EP 1: "New Life and a Vampire".
• EP 2: "Succubus and a Vampire".
• EP 3: "Witchling and Vampire".
• EP 4: "Farewell and Vampire".
• EP 5: "School Swimsuits and a Vampire".
• EP 6: "Newspaper Club and a Vampire".
• EP 7: "Snow Girl and a Vampire".
• EP 8: "Math and a Vampire".
• EP 9: "Summer Break and a Vampire".
• EP 10: "Sunflowers and a Vampire".
• EP 11: "New Term and a Vampire".
• EP 12: "Security Committee and a Vampire".
• EP 13: "Tsukune and a Vampire".

  Season 2

• EP 1: "Reunion and a Vampire".
• EP 2: "Little Sister and a Vampire".
• EP 3: "Mother and Child and a Vampire".
• EP 4: "Body Measurements and a Vampire".
• EP 5: "Curry and a Vampire".
• EP 6: "School Trip and a Vampire".
• EP 7: "Bathroom and a Vampire".
• EP 8: "Youth and a Vampire".
• EP 9: "Skiing and a Vampire".
• EP 10: "Pretty Boy and a Vampire".
• EP 11: "Lilith's Mirror and a Vampire".
• EP 12: "Seal and a Vampire".
• EP 13: "†Rosario and Family and a Vampire".