Kuroshitsuji – Black Butler : Public School Arc is getting an Anime adaptation

Kuroshitsuji Manga Info :

• Alternate Name(s): Kuro Shitsuji, Black Butler
• Author(s): TOBOSO Yana
• Genre(s): Action, Comedy, Drama, Historical, Mystery, Shounen, Supernatural
• Type: Manga
• Released: 2006
• Official Translation: Yes
• Status: Ongoing (Scan), Ongoing (Publish)
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• Description:
  Just a stone’s throw from London lies the manor house of the illustrious Phantomhive earldom and its master, one Ciel Phantomhive. Earl Phantomhive is a giant in the world of commerce, Queen Victoria’s faithful servant…and a slip of a twelve-year-old boy. Fortunately, his loyal butler, Sebastian, is ever at his side, ready to carry out the young master’s wishes. And whether Sebastian is called to save a dinner party gone awry or probe the dark secrets of London’s underbelly, there apparently is nothing Sebastian cannot do. In fact, one might even say Sebastian is too good to be true…or at least, too good to be human…

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Black Butler Reviews:

Black Butler seamlessly blends elements from Supernatural, Sherlock Holmes, The Alienist, and Artemis Fowl into a captivating narrative set in Victorian-era England. While not suitable for younger audiences due to its mature themes, the series skillfully navigates topics of abuse, trauma, and dark mysteries, balancing them with dry wit, humor, and unpredictable character developments.

At its core, the story revolves around Sebastian Michaelis, a demon bound by contract to serve Ciel Phantomhive, a young master with a hidden agenda. Together, they navigate a world filled with sinister secrets and unexpected twists, keeping readers on the edge of their seats with each chapter.

The manga’s characters are a highlight, from the enigmatic Sebastian to the complex and often cold-hearted Ciel, along with a colorful cast of supporting figures who add depth and charm to the narrative. Despite its dark themes, moments of levity and humor provide a welcome respite, creating a well-rounded reading experience.

While the manga receives high praise, caution is advised for those considering the anime adaptation, as it diverges significantly from the source material, particularly in its second season. However, fans of the manga will find much to love in Yana Toboso’s meticulous artwork, which expertly captures the essence of the Victorian era.

In conclusion, Black Butler stands as a masterful work of fiction, offering a captivating blend of mystery, humor, and intrigue that will leave readers eagerly awaiting each new installment. Whether you’re a fan of shonen manga or simply appreciate a well-crafted story with stunning artwork, Black Butler is sure to captivate and entertain.