The only redeeming quality is the solid animation and detailed character designs by Zexcs, particularly Yui's character model. Everything else is a catastrophic failure - the new Mukami vampires are nothing but carbon copies of the original Sakamaki vampires, the plot goes nowhere meaningful, Yui...

The only faint nod I can give is that season one at least showed a drop of affection toward Yui, something this sequel never manages. Every episode piles on degrading, inconsistent treatment of a heroine who can’t speak up for herself, while the brothers hypocritically pass her around like party ...

I'm going to to take pride in being one of the only positive reviewers on this site. Season 2 MASSIVELY improves the story and characters. We are given character development for most (if not all) the sakamakis, which we really should've been given in season 1 but we get it here instead. Season 2 ...

This gothic reverse-harem delivers gorgeous, sadistic character designs and a touching soundtrack that perfectly complements its vampire-werewolf love triangle. While some viewers dismiss it as too dark, the story’s addictive 1-girl-10-vampires-plus-werewolves dynamic makes it a must-watch for fa...

The second season improves on the first with richer colors and the more human, emotionally varied Mukami brothers, but its story remains simplistic and predictable, while the soundtrack swings between pleasing and chaotic. Yui is still frustratingly passive and the Sakamaki brothers unchanged, ke...

Season two is a noticeable step up from the first—new Mukami vampires feel sympathetic and Ruki actually gives Yui a choice, a refreshing flicker of agency. Yet the plot is still shallow, the Sakamaki brothers remain assault-heavy, the art dips in places, and any feminist viewer will cringe. It’s...

The only faint praise is the unintentional hilarity that springs from how catastrophically bad everything is—enough to fuel a drinking game and shared mockery with a friend. Everything else is shredded: the plot is a non-existent excuse for constant sexual assault, the cast a lineup of mommy-issu...

Season two is a noticeable step up from the first, with the Mukami brothers’ deeper, more engaging characterization and a darker storyline that successfully sustains curiosity. Yet the narrative still hoards its secrets too tightly, Yui remains frustratingly under-developed, and the repetitive bl...

The best part of the all anime was the opening. The art style is good but reminds me of one yaoi anime. Probably they must called the second season "More vampires" instead of "More blood". And the epic question: Why there is only one female character!? I know that the genre is harem but that's pr...

The story itself is great and Ayato alone makes it a perfect 10. Still, Ruki’s endless talk with Yui bogs things down, and shifting the spotlight to the Mukami brothers—who steal Yui and barely let the original leads appear—feels like a betrayal. Despite those gripes, it’s a must-watch for Ayato ...

Absolutely loved the mysterious plot and the reverse-harem vampire setup full of beautiful male characters surrounding one girl. While I occasionally wish it were a manga instead of an otome game so I could read ahead, that’s a tiny gripe against the overall thrill. This is a definite favorite, a...

Diabolik Lovers Season Two. Enough said. Okay, so maybe it got a bit better at the end. That said, there's still a lot of manhandling and treating the girl as food. I have to say the Murakami brothers are waaaaaaaaaaaaay better than the Sakamaki brothers at respecting Yui, but for the most part, ...

The Mukami tribe exceeded expectations by being far more relatable than the Sakamaki brothers, actually capable of holding conversations with Yui, while Ayato shows slight character development. However, the Sakamaki brothers remain largely unchanged and one-dimensional, carrying over flaws from ...

!!!BREAKING NEWS!!! THIS ONE WAS EVEN WORSE THAN FIRST SEASON. ARE we surprised??? ofc not. I watched this season solely because my cousin forced me to it. Not gonna lie the director and writers really outshined themselves with adding Walmart version of the main cast and caling it second season. ...

The only redeeming quality is the art, which remains as polished as season one. Everything else collapses: the story devolves into an endless, confusing loop of “bite-bite-bite” with barely a shred of narrative, the cast—old and new—are either boringly submissive or forgettable, and the soundtrac...

Not a single element of this second season feels fresh; the Eve-blood plot is just a tired rehash. The heroine remains a blank slate, making the harem setup pointless. Only a complete remake that finally gives the lead a personality could salvage this mess. The sole takeaway is the wish for such ...

Where to start... -The girl's personality is absolutely breathtaking -The plot flows so logically -The ending really gives you the closure you've been waiting for Why? 1. The fact that she can memorize all the guys' names and still makes an effort to repeat their names every 3 seconds like it's a...

Let me say this season is much better than the first season. The mukami brothers are a real refreshment and they actually had some dam character development and I liked them. I didn't get the whole eve thing, but I hope it's explained better in the third season. There is still to much blood sucki...

Before you read this review, I need to state that this is my first ever review of an anime/film/movie, and honestly, I've only started watching anime so my opinions may differ from others. I just had to give my opinion on this. I'm not necessarily sure where to start but let's get into it. Ok, th...

I have to say... I didn't remember there being that much of a difference between the first and second seasons. The story starts with four more vampire dudes showing up and kidnapping Yui. We follow the Sakamis trying to get her back and how Yui is trying to survive as food... Okay, it may sound c...