#ving

I was reading Gachiakuta manga's new chapter. When I saw her my jaw dropped. She's so beautiful! I love her design and personality but i'm afraid of one thing...What if she's a villain? She appears after scenes with Mimo and his crew. Also she has some solo scenes where she's doing something. It's shown like she's a part of a plan. Maybe it's obvious to some people but idk... Just wanted to share my thoughts. But honestly, i don't want her to be evil. :(

We'll see..

This is because I can't stop thinking of that pilot. Do you think this is the type of stuff we would have made if the series did get greenlit?

Also I have no idea who the other characters would be.

Original shot below:

Vampire in the Garden is an incredible example of contemporary tragedy. It’s a beautiful discussion of the human need for art with stunning visuals to match. The anime also proposes a fresh, creative take on vampires and nails it’s allusions to the Russian Civil War.

You will inevitably see a lot of shallow criticism about it saying it’s “problematic”, dubbing it both queerbait and bury your gays. Without spoiling too much, I need you to understand that both criticisms outright ignore what the show set out to do. While it is inherently queer, VinG is not a sapphic love story - It’s about war and an elder queer woman mourning her lost love through friendship with a younger, 14-year-old queer girl who is beginning to find herself. It’s a beautiful subtextual story and it breaks my heart to see it disregarded because it doesn’t conform to our definition of queer stories as romances.