Call of the Night, Vol. 7
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Summary
Antisocial， dorky boy seeks fun-loving， sexy vampire for blood-sucking and transforming into her minion。
One sleepless night， Ko slips out to walk the streets。 Life after dark is a revelation！ Especially when he meets flirtatious Nazuna。 Except that she’s a vampire。 That’s okay。 He wants to become a creature of the night too。 But transformation doesn’t come that easily。。。
When Nazuna and the gang track down the secrets of her past， every answer only leads to another question。 Who turned whom， exactly？ What chain of events and relationships made Nazuna into the—uh—person she is today？ Midori， on the other hand， would rather her human existence remain buried。 But then she meets one of her “offspring” with a mysterious secret。 Meanwhile， detective Anko pursues her vendetta against all vampire kind， invading their private lives and spaces。。。
One sleepless night， Ko slips out to walk the streets。 Life after dark is a revelation！ Especially when he meets flirtatious Nazuna。 Except that she’s a vampire。 That’s okay。 He wants to become a creature of the night too。 But transformation doesn’t come that easily。。。
When Nazuna and the gang track down the secrets of her past， every answer only leads to another question。 Who turned whom， exactly？ What chain of events and relationships made Nazuna into the—uh—person she is today？ Midori， on the other hand， would rather her human existence remain buried。 But then she meets one of her “offspring” with a mysterious secret。 Meanwhile， detective Anko pursues her vendetta against all vampire kind， invading their private lives and spaces。。。
Reviews
Joe Kerr
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Another great volume。 Secrets are revealed by several people。。。。。。 and the vampire-killing detective is closing in。 I have a suspicion about her。 I don't think she's fully human。 She may not be part vampire， but something tells me she's。。。 different。。。 and Ko gets a kiss from his beloved。 We also meet a new character， not sure how they're gonna fit into future volumes。 Definitely an informative volume。 Another great volume。 Secrets are revealed by several people。。。。。。 and the vampire-killing detective is closing in。 I have a suspicion about her。 I don't think she's fully human。 She may not be part vampire， but something tells me she's。。。 different。。。 and Ko gets a kiss from his beloved。 We also meet a new character， not sure how they're gonna fit into future volumes。 Definitely an informative volume。 。。。more
Joey
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It has been great learning the mysteries of Nazuna's past！ I won't spoil it here but it's great。 I can't wait for the next volume， I love how natural the relationship between Ko and Nazuna is developing。 P。S。 Love Green。。。。 Just read you'll understand。 It has been great learning the mysteries of Nazuna's past！ I won't spoil it here but it's great。 I can't wait for the next volume， I love how natural the relationship between Ko and Nazuna is developing。 P。S。 Love Green。。。。 Just read you'll understand。 。。。more
JCRD
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Se revela el origen de Nazuna y poco después tenemos capítulos graciosísimos con el otaku y las japonesadas。 Difícilmente puedo querer más a esta serie。Es un rinconcito feliz al que acudir cada par de meses y tiene muchas cosas que me tocan la fibra: vampirismo， romance （que es al mismo tiempo lo de menos y el endgame）， vida nocturna， Japón。。。 Es un manga maravilloso y mis kudos a Kotoyama， que camina en la fina línea de lo que podría ser un ecchi， pero por suerte no lo es。
Cat
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We get some background on Nazuna and Kabura and learn a little about Midori。 I really enjoyed this volume。
Mark
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Ko and Nazuna are trying to track down Nazuna’s human connection before a tenacious vampire hunting detective， which leads them to a hospital and the moody Kabura。 They get their answers， but then it’s time to help Midori， whose own situation is even odder than that of our leads…Nazuna’s backstory is finally revealed， but not before a hilarious wind-up where the usual shocking revelations are expertly dunked on by Kabura， who drags the deductive skills of both Ko and Nazuna。 This book is not jok Ko and Nazuna are trying to track down Nazuna’s human connection before a tenacious vampire hunting detective， which leads them to a hospital and the moody Kabura。 They get their answers， but then it’s time to help Midori， whose own situation is even odder than that of our leads…Nazuna’s backstory is finally revealed， but not before a hilarious wind-up where the usual shocking revelations are expertly dunked on by Kabura， who drags the deductive skills of both Ko and Nazuna。 This book is not joke-forward， but it really gets a surprising amount of good gags in between its plotting。The big reveal is actually really good， stellar even， and manages to make sense within the world of the story and still be surprising。 Kobura’s more complicated than she appears and her history and her life do tie into Nazuna’s， but not in the way one would expect。This whole section seems like it’s about to dead-end the search or turn out to be something too out there to work， so seeing it turn into melancholic story of missing out and unrequited love is quite the twist and it’s handled very， very well。Some of it goes a bit far - the memories stored in blood angle is a little goofy， but it’s peripheral enough to things that it didn’t detract too much。 This satisfied in a way that I wasn’t expecting it to， while also turning expectations on their head， so kudos for that。There’s also time for Nazuna to read Ko like a book about how much of a hopeless adolescent he still is in some ways。 He’s definitely got the wide-eyed notion that possibly being Nazuna’s first love is some wonderful thing， while Nazuna is far more realistic about it。 It’s a fun dichotomy that serves to remind the reader just how close these two have become。The last section featuring Midori is full on otaku mockery and is a lot of fun。 And not nearly as cruel as one might have expected， minus a little unwarranted fat shaming （it’s not even the guy’s fault - vampire metabolism is different）。No， Midori’s connection turns out to be a full-on nerd that she turned， but one that she’s also entirely too sweet on and keeping to herself。 Then they’re all trying to figure out how to keep the two of them safe。 As storylines go， this one is very silly， but with a shocking amount of heart at the centre。 It’s clear that Midori has a lot of affection for the guy and he， in turn， has his obsession with her。With Nazuna in cosplay （and at her gleefully snarkiest） and some serious shipping afoot， plus a little too much Midori love and some of the funniest doujinshi jokes yet seen， this has a little bit of everything and， some punching down aside， is a great time。The final section loops back around to our leads doing what they do best， being together。 From Nazuna’s cringy musings on the city at night （Ko’s observation that everybody ever has said something similar is great） to their back and forth as they head out in search of the past， it’s a perfect start to the next arc。4。5 stars - another heck of a volume。 Strong， strong storytelling， in the first part especially， and a perfect ending that shows our characters at their best。 One of my favourite vampire stories ever。 。。。more
Craig Schorling
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This series is creeping up into one of my favorite reads。 I enjoy the characters a lot and we get some really solid backstory in this volume。 The story is getting deeper with each volume and what started as a simple vampire story is becoming much more in depth。 Each volume ends with me being eager for the next installment。
Victoria ♡
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