Chibi Vampire (manga by Y. Kagesaki)
Related anime:
Chibi Vampire: Airmail (manga) (side story)
Karin (TV) (adaptation)
Alternative title:
Cheeky Vampire
Karin (Japanese)
Wampirzyca Karin (Polish)
かりん (Japanese)
增血鬼KARIN (Chinese (Taiwan))
Objectionable content:
Significant
Plot Summary:
Karin Maaka is the middle child of a family of vampires which immigrated to Japan 200 years ago. Karin, although technically a vampire herself, is very different from the rest of her family. Instead of lacking blood, her body overproduces it. In order to get rid of the excess blood, once a month, she must give in to her urges and find someone to bite. Instead of drinking their blood, she gives them some of hers, leaving both her and her “victim” feeling refreshed and energetic. Despite these troubles, she still goes to school and holds down a part-time job. Everything is going reasonably well for Karin, until a transfer student, Kenta, joins her class. For some reason, her body instantly reacts to him, and begins producing more blood than she can stand. He eventually finds out about her body’s problem, which leads to quite a bit of difficulty. Now, yet another complication has been added to Karin’s already very complicated life.
User Ratings:
304 ratings have been given [details]
Number of tankoubon:
14
Number of pages:
165
Chapter titles: We have 58
Vintage:
2003-10-01
2006-04-11 to 2009-09-29 (North America)
Release dates: We have 50
Official website:
Official page for Karin manga @ Fujimi Shobo (Japanese)
Trivia: We have 1
Reviews:
Chibi Vampire: Bites (May 11, 2011)
Chibi Vampire: Airmail GN (Sep 26, 2010)
Chibi Vampire GN 14 (Oct 19, 2009)
Chibi Vampire GN 12 and 13 (Apr 26, 2009)
Chibi Vampire GN 10 (Oct 21, 2008)
Chibi Vampire GN 6 (Jan 25, 2008)
Chibi Vampire GN 5 (Oct 27, 2007)
Chibi Vampire GN 2 (Aug 23, 2006)
Chibi Vampire GN 1 (Apr 25, 2006)
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Australian New Releases - June 2011 (Jul 1, 2011)
Australian New Releases - May 2011 (May 31, 2011)
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New York Times Manga Best Seller List, August 29-September 4 (Sep 10, 2010)
North American Anime, Manga Releases, September 5-11 (Sep 7, 2010)
Tokyopop Adds Sakura no Ichiban, Pavane, Mr. Clean (Jul 24, 2010)
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Comic Sumomo Bishōjo Manga Mag to Launch in August (Jun 29, 2010)
Emma, Chibi Vampire, Idolmaster Manga Ending in Japan (Jan 17, 2008)
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| Fanbook |
| Chibi Vampire Official Fan Book (Fanbook) 2010-12-28 (from $9.74) |
| Graphic novel |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 8) 2008-05-13 (from $7.49) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 9) 2008-07-15 (from $5.30) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 10) 2008-09-16 (from $7.49) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 11) 2008-11-11 (from $7.49) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 12) 2009-01-06 (from $7.49) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 13) 2009-04-14 (from $8.24) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 14) 2009-09-29 (from $8.24) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 1) 2006-04-11 (from $7.49) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 2) 2006-08-08 (from $7.49) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 3) 2006-12-12 (from $7.49) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 3) 2007-09-11 (from $5.99) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 4) 2007-04-10 (from $1.21) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 5) 2007-08-07 (from $7.49) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 6) 2007-11-13 (from $7.49) |
| Chibi Vampire (GN 7) 2008-02-12 (from $1.21) |
| Novel |
| Chibi Vampire (Novel 1) 2007-01-09 (from $5.99) |
| Chibi Vampire (Novel 2) 2007-05-08 (from $7.19) |
| Chibi Vampire (Novel 4) 2008-01-02 (from $7.19) |
| Chibi Vampire (Novel 5) 2008-07-15 (from $3.99) |
| Chibi Vampire (Novel 6) 2010-03-30 (from $8.24) |
| Chibi Vampire (Novel 7) 2010-09-28 (from $8.24) |
| Chibi Vampire (Novel 8) 2011-03-01 (from $8.24) |
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Publisher: Kadokawa Shoten | ||||
Adaptation: Christine Boylan Associate Publisher: Marco Pavia (vols. 11-14) Chief Creative Officer: Stuart Levy Copy Editing: Hope Donovan (vols. 1,11) Jessica Chavez (vols. 8-9) Nikhil Burman (vol. 7) Stephanie Duchin (vol. 6) Cover Design: Fawn Lau (vol. 3) Creative Director: Anne Marie Horne (vols. 6-9) Editing: Alexis Kirsch (vols. 11-13) Bryce P. Coleman (vol. 14) Nikhil Burman (vols. 8-10) Tim Beedle (vols. 1-7) Graphic Design: Colin Graham (vols. 7-12) Fawn Lau (vols. 4,6-7) Jesselisa Moretti (vol. 5) Louis Csontos (vols. 13-14) Pre-Production Supervisor: Erika Terriquez (vols. 3-7) Lucas Rivera (vols. 8-9) Vincente Rivera Jr. (vols. 10-12) President: John Parker Production Artist: Courtney Geter (vol. 4; vol. 10) Gavin Hignight (vol. 5) Jennifer Carbajal (vols. 1-2) Keila Ramos (vol. 9) Lauren O'Connell (vol. 8) Lucas Rivera (vol. 3) Michael Paolilli (vols. 12-13) Mike Estacio (vol. 7) Rui Kyo (vol. 6; vol. 14) Vincente Rivera (vol. 11) Production Specialist: Lucas Rivera (vols. 10-12) | (none) | |||
Distributor: Madman Entertainment Pty. Ltd. (Australia & New Zealand) Licensed by: TOKYOPOP | ||||
(none) | Publisher: Pika Édition | |||
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(none) | Distributor: Planeta DeAgostini Comics Italia | |||
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Publisher: Carlsen Comics | ||||
Translation: Aleksandra Watanuki | (none) | |||
Publisher: Waneko | ||||
(none) | Licensed by: Ever Glory Publishing Co., Ltd. | |||
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