Talk:Yui Komori/@comment-31.205.14.79-20150322030517

When she found out that she was actually adopted in the anime, she tries to investigate her past. I sort of rewatched the series, and it doesn't really show her trying to find out her actual past as it was more like her discovering that she actually embeds the heart of the triplet's mother; Cordelia.

I hope in the second season, we will actually find out her true past; like where she came from, her true parents etc. (I was amused by one of the earlier comments which suggested she found out that she is actually a pureblood vampire like Yuki Cross/Kuran from Vampire Knight (used to love that series!!! And I also found out that Azusa's seiyuu; Daisuke Kishio voiced Kaname Kuran!!!)). I was really excited when I saw the anime artwork of Yui with the Mukami's. She is just absolutely perfect with them! If she gets turned into a vampire at the end of the second season, I hope they really indicate it by ending the season with her licking her lips and revealing her fangs.

And just one more thing about the character Yui:

She may seem like a damsel in distress, but as I have said earlier on, she is a beautiful, cute, kind-hearted, caring, strong, brave and clever girl. Even though she is bullied, tormented and tossed around by those sadistic vampires, and couldn't tell anyone about it (they of course wouldn't believe her), I admire her for being able to endure the pain in her small chest like that of a baby bird. Yui knew that escaping them would be futile once caught up in their lifestyle, since they will always be able to track her down and she could have already been killed on day one. The vampires assume she is a weak person due to the fact that she is terrified of them (because who knows when they will actually kill her), but she always manages to prove them wrong by snapping or fighting for what's right at the right time, as well as proving that 'humans are not below vampires'. When that happens, they seem powerless against her or lost with words to defend their own beliefs.