List Of Vampire Knight Characters
The Vampire Knight manga series and its Anime adaption features a cast of characters created by Matsuri Hino. The series takes place at the Cross Academy, where daughter of the head master, Yuuki Cross, faces many different types of challenges. She faces her love for the vampire student, Kaname Kuran. She also has some affections for her childhood friend, Zero Kiryu.
The primary character of the series is Yuki Cross, a naive but energetic human, who is the introductory narrator, she is supported by childhood friend and vampire hunter Zero Kiryu and her crush Kaname Kuran. The story is set in a school environment and originally the cast is divided into human and vampire students, but after the main three characters are eventually revealed to be vampires, the story moves away from the school environment in the second arc. Zero Kiryu’s revelation as a vampire drives the first half of the first arc and the second half is driven by Yuki’s revelation to be a vampire. In spite of the secrets held by the two former humans, Kaname is the character with the most secrets, which appear to be the focus of the beginning of the second arc. While initially developing the characters, Hino reported that though Kaname was created earlier, at every step in the characters' creations, she found it difficult to maintain a balance between Kaname and Zero as she struggled with fears of the former overshadowing the latter.
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