Yuki Cross has no memory of her life before the age of five, when she was attacked by a vampire and strangely enough, she was saved by another one who she calls Kaname-Sama. 10 years later she now lives with her adoptive father, Headmaster Cross, at Cross academy; a prestigious private school with an unusual class structure. The student body is divided into two classes: the Day Class, which is made up of ordinary students, and the Night Class, an elite group of 'beautiful people'.

Along with Zero Kiryu, who was also a victim of a vampire attack that killed his whole family, Yuki plays the role of a guardian at Cross Academy . They are the guardians of the school for the purpose of the night Class's secret: The Night Class is made up of vampires!
What should happen if the Day Class discovered the Night Class' secret? And what dark secret is Zero hiding from Yuki? And the ultimate question: Who will win Yuki's heart? Kaname or Zero?

Written by Kyoto1421267

-Humor-

Though it is meant to be a serious and sad anime, the show does have a few humorous scenes. These mostly revolve around Chairman Kaien's over-motherly attitude towards Yuki or Zero's hate of almost anything on campus. The humor is inserted cleverly between less-serious scenes so the process doesn't seem brutal.

The most memorable humorous scenes that come to mind are the ones present in the first episodes where Yuki and the other school prefects attempt to hold back a sea of overly-hyper girls from the Night Class boys.

-Enjoyability-

Even if the events can seem a bit over the top sometimes, Vampire Knight is an enjoyable anime with an interesting story. It certainly brings a new idea to the table, that being a vampire isn't really that easy or glamorous.