Later on, Yui wakes up unconsciously and go to the church to pray for help but got trapped with Laito. Yui later tried to call her father but no use, before fainting on Laito. Laito catches her so he sucks Yui's blood and realized something strange about her blood. As Yui goes to retrieve her belongings, she stumbles upon Laito, who seems to be citing strange words to the moon. Yui tries once again in vain to try to contact her father, but is stopped by Kanato, who later decides to hide her backpack on the roof of the school as "punishment" for not bringing him the accommodations that he had asked for. Shu wins the match and is about to leave, Laito pushes Yui towards him. Ayato challenges Shu to play darts with Yui as the prize. Later that night, Ayato also tries to suck Yui's blood, but is annoyed to find bite marks on her neck. Yui is shocked to think he was different, but he tells her he's a vampire. When Shu sees that he held Yui's hand tight, he drags her to the tub and says he wants to suck her blood (possibly to make her hate him so she's not too attached to him). After Yui grabs Shu's hand, an old memory comes into his head. Later, she eventually learns that the brothers are different from each other, since they all have different mothers: Shu and Reiji have the same mother, Ayato, Kanato and Laito are triplets from another mother, and Subaru has a different mother. Yui has dinner with the brothers and when she returns to her room, Ayato is waiting here to suck her blood. At the end of the episode, Yui goes back to the abandoned room to see her dad's diary but finds it blank and is confused. He kisses Yui underwater to wake her up and suck her blood, but Yui begs him to stop, and he stops, while telling her he will continue later. Ayato then has a flashback of his childhood, and after that, he jumps in the pool to save Yui. Later, Ayato throws Yui in the swimming pool and orders her to say that he is great, but Yui can't swim and begs for help. Later at school, Ayato forces himself on Yui and sucks her blood and does not stop until Reiji comes and tells him to take his activities to his private room. On their way to school, she notices that all the brothers are different from each other and don't seem to get along. It is the first day at a new high school for Yui, but she finds it strange that the high school is at night. The episode ends with Yui yelling for help as she was cornered by the six brothers. Soon, Yui learns that she is the prospective bride, and she tries to run, but ends up in an abandoned room, where she finds her father's diary and discovers that she is adopted. Yui arrives in the mysterious house and meets the six brothers who are actually vampires, but none of them knew about her arrival except Shu, who explains that he received a call the other day from a man, and he told him to keep her safe and not to kill her. The second season was also licensed by Sentai Filmworks and received an English dub in March 2017.Įpisode list Diabolik Lovers (2013) No.
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The Blu-ray DVD edition of the second series was released on January 4, 2017, and the Diabolik Lovers II: More, Blood Complete Collection was released on DVD and Blu-ray on March 28, 2017. The series comprised 12 episodes and aired from September 23 to December 3, 2015. The Blu-ray edition of the series was released in 2015.Ī second anime adaptation titled Diabolik Lovers More, Blood was directed by Risako Yoshida and written by Hiroko Kusanagi with a returning voice cast. An OVA episode was bundled together with the Diabolik Lovers: Dark Fate game and released on February 28, 2015. The DVD contained several mini dramas depicting events that occurred to the Sakamaki's off-screen during the anime.
The second opening is "Kindan no 666" by Ryōhei Kimura and Daisuke Kishio. The opening theme is "Mr.SADISTIC NIGHT" by Hikaru Midorikawa and Kōsuke Toriumi while the ending theme is "Nightmare" by Yuki Hayashi. It was subsequently licensed by Sentai Filmworks and was released with an English dub and subtitles by the company on a 2-disc DVD volume set on December 2, 2014. Crunchyroll also picked the adaptation up for streaming in territories including the United States and Canada. It aired on AT-X along with online streaming on Niconico between September 16 and December 9, 2013. During the "Otomate Party 2013" event later that year, it was announced that the adaptation would be directed by Atsushi Matsumoto and produced by the Zexcs studio.
An anime adaptation was first announced at a 2013 event called the "Rejet Fes 2013 Viva La Revolution". Diabolik Lovers is a Japanese anime series based on the video game of the same name.
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