Chocolate Vampire

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From Chibi Manga:
This school is funded by Kagarizuki family. Kagarizuki family has 4 sons and Setsu is the youngest one. Moreover, he's an idol at this school. On the other hand, Misaki Chiyo seems to hate Setsu.

The truth is that Setsu is a vampire, and he always drinks Chiyo's blood. Why does she give her blood to someone she hates? Is there a secret between these two?

Type

Manga

Related Series

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Associated Names

Chokoreeto Vanpaia

Máu của cậu chỉ thuộc về mình tớ

チョコレートヴァンパイア

チョコレート・ヴァンパイア

巧克力吸血鬼

초콜릿 뱀파이어

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Chibi Manga

Latest Release(s)

v.4 c.23 by Chibi Manga 2 years ago

v.4 c.22 by Chibi Manga 2 years ago

v.4 c.21 by Chibi Manga 3 years ago

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Status in Country of Origin

18 Volumes (Complete)

Completely Scanlated?

Anime Start/End Chapter

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User Rating

Average: 6.9 / 10.0 (35 votes)

Bayesian Average: 6.6 / 10.0

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Last Updated

October 22nd, 2024 11:11am PDT - 1 year ago

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Genre

Action Drama Psychological Romance School Life Shoujo Smut Supernatural
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Author(s)

KUMAGAI Kyouko

Artist(s)

KUMAGAI Kyouko

Year

2016

Original Publisher

Shogakukan

Serialized In (magazine)

Sho-Comi (Shogakukan)

Licensed (in English)

English Publisher

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Activity Stats (vs. other series)

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Monthly Pos #1160

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3 Month Pos #2427

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6 Month Pos #5007

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Year Pos #3610

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It's a really good action/mystery/romance

by NuclearPoweredPenis
11 months ago

Rating: N/A

It's honestly really good. What firstly sets it apart that, rare for something that ran for 18 volumes; it never felt like it was stretched out and dragged on. Perhaps because actually not all that much happens during those 18 volumes because it's primarily an action title with not a lot of dialog and often entire chapters are taken up purely by fight scenes. Usually for romance titles that run for 18 volumes, it feels like the artist is continually coming up with excuses to stop the characters from getting together but it never feels that way here. Their relationship slowly grows closer during the 18 volumes of the main plot [read: The protagonist becomes slightly more comfortable admitting to not entirely hate the love interest] and that's it and it works because it's primarily about the continuous mystery and action plot that forms one, continuous plotline that isn't separated in arcs and then restarted again.

The protagonist is the usual no-nonsense, shoot-first, shoot again, shoot some-more, then maybe when everyone's dead ask a question or two type of action hero who also has mixed feelings about vampires due to childhood trauma and has mixed feelings about the love interest and has a hard time admitting the “love” part of the love-hatred relationship. The action scenes are also honestly really good and I like that the protagonist is put into multiple different outfits and fashion styles throughout the story.

The love interest is very coquettish, sadistic, rapey, makes his feelings blatantly clear and enjoys toying with the protagonist. It's also rather unique in that he's two years younger and shorter, but, as is common with this artist, it isn't the entire setup of their relationship and the story and it's barely mentioned. Usually with taller-older-female/shorter-younger-male stories the entire plot needs to rub it in your face all the time and it's a central point of the story, but it isn't at all here. Romance isn't really a big part of the plot but maybe one in four chapters there's the typical forceful kissing scene where the protagonist ends up trying to push him away but gets swept away with it anyway and ends up accepting it, or something similar. He's honestly really cute and behaves like the kind of obnoxious puppy you can't get angry at despite constantly annoying you for attention.

There's also a very big list of secondary characters, returning villains, returning allies that are all mostly woven well into the plot. There are a couple of things that feel a bit like a bullshit retcon as well but it also feels like it could've been planned. As is common for this artist, it invites one a big alternate reality with different rules that are shown, not told. For instance, vampires in this world can heal human wounds by licking them, but this is never explicitly stated, it's simply shown and the reader is expected to pick up on this. There's not a lot of exposition in general.

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It's not that bad...

by theLettuceGarden04
8 years ago

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...unlike the commentor below me had said. Personally into possessive guys, so I didn't mind the male lead (I did dislike him at first though). I do like the female lead- she's pretty badass and tries to solve her own problems than letting others do it for her. The story does pick up (read up to the current chapter) and you get to find out the circumstances behind the contact between the leads. I must say though, this is not the best from this mangaka. I highly recommend her other series, Ayakashi Hisen, the plot is a lot better and so are the characters.

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Read up to half of 2nd chapter & dropped it

by ohkimch
8 years ago

Rating: 2.0 / 10.0

Typical shoujo with a human female lead and a supernatural male lead, unhealthy relationship and all.

Male lead, Setsu, has some sort of magical contract with the female lead, Misaki, that basically results in a master-servant relationship. He can "command" her to do things while nearby, and she has no choice but to obey. Her body will physically react to the order without her knowledge.

The contract also means only he can drink her blood, and he can only drink her blood. Cue misguided "aww-ing" because this forced exclusivity is somehow romantic.

To make it worse, this contract can only be ended by the vampire - no matter how much she asks him to cancel the bond. Cue more misguided coos as the target audience is led to believe this possessiveness to the point of disregard for her wishes is attractive.

And, to further add to this, Setsu looks like a child. This has shotacon written all over it, regardless of how mentally advanced, or "manly" (i'm gag) he may be. He even wears a typical elementary school student's sailor uniform.

He saves her from aggressive vampires and gets severely injured, which, I can only assume, is meant to further change the audience's opinion of him. "He saved her!! And he got so hurt!! Oh my god, what a hero!" Cue willful ignorance of his borderline abusive behavior and controlling/restrictive tendencies.

The art is adorable, and the scanlators did a fantastic job of translating/cleaning/etc. But the story? The characters?
Hard Pass. No thanks. We already have a Twilight and a Vampire Knight for all audiences craving YA supernatural romance with destructive relationships.

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