Tl dr: Don't even bother trying to compare the two. And Moka's father doesn't play that big of a role. The "truth" of the rosary is much different in the manga. But the following does not happen:īasically, if you're seeing breasts or panties, that's anime original. If it involves the bat, it's anime original.ġ1: The mirror also appears in the manga (the story happens mostly in the "first season" of the manga the Lilith character makes some appearances in the "second season"). There is one fairly major exception I won't go into, but it's not contained in this anime episode for sure.ġ0: Anime original.
Mizore-centric plot lines basically vanish in the manga after she tells Tsukune about how breeding works for her kind. We basically never see Tsukune's family again in the manga, beyond the Lilith's mirror thing that appears later and little more than a spectating cameo appearance in the final chapters. The description of Moka and Kokoa's relationship is accurate, though, and that's pretty much how her introduction story line ends, as well.ģ: The parental visit happens. I'll try to go through this list and try to point out which of those plot lines would have actually occurred in the manga.Ģ: Kokoa is a real character in the manga. A new semester begins for Aono Tsukune at Youkai Academy the academy that only monsters attend and his troubles are far from over: A female gang of girl-obsessed first-year students makes itself known on campus, giving the second-year girls Moka (vampire), Kurumu (succubus), Yukari (witch), and Mizore. I only watched the first few episodes of the second season before giving up on it, but I read the manga in its entirety. Based on a shounen manga by Ikeda Akihisa, serialised in Monthly Shounen Jump. On the other hand, if that sounds like exactly the stuff you do want, ignore the manga and enjoy the anime. If you want to see the story and characters progress, without constantly tossing their tits and panties in your face, you need to read the manga and forget the anime entirely. The anime is extremely focused on ecchi, which was never a significant focus in the manga. The second season is basically entirely anime-original ecchi filler.
Unless you mean "plot" ironically for "excessively ecchi elements". The anime stops following the anime before the end of the first season, essentially as soon as the introductory arcs for the core cast are over. Indeed, one might take umbrage to any claim that the second anime season even had a plot. There are massive differences in the plot, to the point where a reasonable answer might be "chapter 1".
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