Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-65.40.98.187-20151214230035/@comment-205.201.90.54-20151225164431

Again, this only proves how different the anime and game are. Can anyone here deny that these are completely different characters from when we first began?! The Sakamakis do desire her blood, but that's not all they want any longer. They've grown rather attached to Yui Komori, and will save her if they can (as proven in the finale of Season 1, and the same in Season2). The Mukamis have come to understand that blood isn't everything in the grand scheme of Karlheinz, and they've started to wonder what more it involves. The Tsukinamis are fixing to enter, and they have no idea what they're in for. All I'm saying is that, when we all take a step back from the biting, pain, and blood, and look deeper, we see a steady change. These vampires are different now; heck, they've probably changed more in the short time they've known Yui than they have in all the centuries they've lived. All I'm saying is that, regardless of any plan, change is inevitable, and by the looks of Ayato and Ruki, so is love. Love is what gives life meaning, and the body a heartbeat. And it may take these vampires a long while yet to realize that, but it will happen someday. They just have to give Yui a chance to be herself. (Personally, I like how she is portrayed in the anime better.) I don't know all the game endings, but I do know that the Vampire Ending is supposed to be the "true ending." All I can say after that, is that love is Heaven, and Heaven is beautiful.