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A review by bibliophileclerk
Call of the Night, Vol. 1 by Kotoyama
emotional
funny
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
Ko is a high school student who suffers from insomnia. With no friends and no one he feels comfortable talking to he begins to wander the streets at night lost in thought. Then he stumbles upon a seemingly young woman who says she can help him with his insomnia. It’s almost like kismet.
Nazuna is a vampire who has lured Ko back to her place. While there are a million red flags Ko seems to be okay putting himself in an awkward situation. As Nazuna allows Ko yo fall asleep next to her, Ko isnt exactly counting sheep. While Ko pretends to fall asleep Nazuna takes a little taste of his blood, and is shocked to find out Ko was awake for the whole thing.
This awkward dynamic and unique situation-ship between Ko and Nazuna is hilariously wholesome and oddly intriguing. I’m a big fan of vampire stories and I’m liking this new twist on vampire lore.
Nazuna is a vampire who has lured Ko back to her place. While there are a million red flags Ko seems to be okay putting himself in an awkward situation. As Nazuna allows Ko yo fall asleep next to her, Ko isnt exactly counting sheep. While Ko pretends to fall asleep Nazuna takes a little taste of his blood, and is shocked to find out Ko was awake for the whole thing.
This awkward dynamic and unique situation-ship between Ko and Nazuna is hilariously wholesome and oddly intriguing. I’m a big fan of vampire stories and I’m liking this new twist on vampire lore.