Description
VA VA VAMPIRE IN THE BATHHOUSE VOL 2
Book summary
In this second volume of the series, Ranmaru Mori, a 450-year-old vampire, continues his peculiar cohabitation in a bathhouse while waiting for Rihito, the young heir, to turn 18 so he can turn him into his delicacy. However, the arrival of high school and Rihito's infatuation with Aoi, a girl from the neighborhood, jeopardize the purity of his victim. Ranmaru must intervene to preserve Rihito's virginity and ensure the perfect flavor of his future meal. A vampire romantic comedy full of complications, humor, and absurd situations.
What is it about?
Ranmaru Mori, a thousand-year-old vampire, has been working for a decade in a modest bathhouse. His goal is clear: to wait patiently for Rihito, the son of the owning family, to reach the age of 18, the age at which a young virgin and pure person becomes the most exquisite morsel for a vampire. However, his plans are complicated when Rihito enters high school and falls in love with Aoi, a girl from the neighborhood. This sudden relationship threatens to corrupt Rihito's purity, thus ruining the flavor that Ranmaru longs for so much. The vampire will have to take desperate measures to prevent teenage love from spoiling his prized meal, unleashing a series of comic situations and romantic entanglements.
Main themes
- Romantic comedy with supernatural elements
- The conflict between vampiric desire and human feelings
- The obsession with purity and virginity as a central theme
- Youthful romantic relationships and love triangles
- Daily life in a Japanese bathhouse
Who is it recommended for?
This manga is aimed at young and adult readers who enjoy romantic comedies with supernatural touches and absurd situations. It is ideal for fans of the vampire genre with a humorous and lighthearted approach, as well as those looking for an entertaining and casual read with eccentric characters and love plots full of complications.
What this book offers
- A fun and original story that combines the vampire myth with teenage humor
- Charismatic characters and comic situations that guarantee laughs and entertainment
- A development of the romantic plot that maintains interest and intrigue
- A fresh and satirical take on vampires in popular culture
- Light and fast-paced reading ideal for disconnecting and enjoying
Technical sheet
- Author: Okujima, Hiromasa
- Publisher: Tomodomo
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: Graphic novels: manga
- Collection: ¡Va-Va-Vampiro en los baños!
- Publication date: September 2024
- Number of pages: 200
- Weight: 260 g
Editorial review
This second volume maintains the lighthearted and comic tone that characterizes the series, delving into the romantic entanglements and absurd situations that arise from Ranmaru's peculiar goal. The work is particularly attractive to those looking for a romantic comedy with a supernatural twist, without pretensions beyond pure entertainment. The dynamic between the characters and the conflict between vampiric instinct and youthful emotional development offer a fun contrast that maintains the reader's interest. A recommended read for those who enjoy light stories with eccentric characters and simple but effective plots.