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Vampire Knight Guilty Sequel's Promo Video Streamed
posted on 2008-08-26 04:37 EDT
The official Japanese website for the Vampire Knight anime has revamped itself with more details and a streaming promotional video for the Vampire Knight Guilty sequel series. Like the first anime series, Vampire Knight Guilty adapts Matsuri Hino's manga about an academy that is divided between a human Day Class and a vampire Night Class. The video showcases the new opening theme "Rondo" by the twin brothers ON/OFF. The new series will debut in Japan on October 6.
Source: Moon Phase Comments
Image © Matsuri Hino, Hakusensha/Vampire Knight Production Committee
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