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News Holy Knight Video Anime Slated for March 21
posted on 2012-01-12 12:20 EST
The official website for Maya Miyazaki's Holy Knight "dramatic school (romantic) fantasy" original video anime announced on Tuesday that the anime's first volume will ship on March 21. The second volume will ship on April 27. The vampire-hunting anime's opening movie began streaming in August.
The story of the CAMMOT animation project's first release centers around a timid orphan named Mizumura who goes to a missionary school in Tokyo. His seemingly normal life changes when a beautiful half-human Romanian girl named Lilith suddenly transfers into his school. Mizumura discovers that he is actually a vampire hunter and the successor of the Romyuarudo lineage.
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