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Vampire Hunter D
Genre:
Action / Adventure
Drama
Fantasy
Horror
Mystery
Sci-Fi
Vampire Hunter D Synopsis: In the year 12,090 AD, the Earth has fallen into the clutches of ruthless vampires. Humans are enslaved by a corrupt feudal system. Only one being has dared to challenge the cruel authority of these arrogant immortals - the mysterious Vampire Hunter called "D". A beautiful young villager, Doris, has been targeted by Count Magnus Lee and his clan for the harsh doom of belonging to the Count. In desperation, Doris promises herself to the enigmatic hunter in exchange for the extermination of these tyrannical monsters. Before D can execute his plans, the Count abducts Doris, forcing D to forge into the bloody reign of the House of Lee. Format - Bi-Lingual 80 Minutes
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Delving into a different kind of Jun 16, 2007 reviewed by Demoni (Vampire Hunter D Novel Vol. 01)
This is the first book in the Vampire Hunter D series, and certainly lives up to expectations. It follows the story of a young woman named Doris who is in desperate need of a Vampire Hunter. Through fate and circumstance, a hunter arrives - Vampire Hunter D. The story continues, chronicling the fight against the Vampire Count Lee, as well as various other villains within the story. The fight scenes are exquisitely detailed and this book truly can take your imagination and run away with it.
Demoni also recommended: Revolutionary Girl Utena, Hellsing, Death Note, Parasyte, Ringu, Dragon Knights,
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful
Fantasy redefined Mar 14, 2008 reviewed by Desiree (Coffin: The Art of Vampire Hunter D)
Yoshitaka Amano is the brilliant and talented man behind the brushstrokes that created Vampire Hunter D, work I sometimes feel is sadly overlooked, due to the fame his Final Fantasy characters brought him. Every single page of this book is filled with the true definition of art and an appealing darkness that utterly takes your breath away. I could never find the words to truly do justice to Amano's work, you have to see it for yourself.
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