Shifter3
I like those to, but im not into chibi vampire. I just never got into it
I recommend ignoring any mainstream manga (and by that I mean you're in the US and you know it by an English-;anguage title) that has the word "Vampire" in the title. The Japanese seem to have even more flagrant disregard for the term than Americans do, and ever since Stephanie Meyer, that's
really saying something.
The closest I come to endorsing the Japanese vampire is reading Berserk, where there is a character known as "Nosferatu Zodd," possibly because he is monstrous. The issue of him actually drinking blood has never come up in the manga (or the anime, but due to the holes and incontinuity therein, I am forced to almost disregard it, entirely).
As for Naruto... I suppose that I have little to say, but it's all spoiler, so I'll leave it in white.
In Shippuden, after Orochimaru died, I lost a lot of interest. As for whether or not he comes back (as he seems to be on his way to doing, via Kabuto) I'd appreciate you not telling me. I may get back to watching, some day.If you quote that, I'd appreciate you deleting the whited out text first. It's all too legible, on a gray field. If you're one of those who highlights ahead of where you're reading (as I sometimes do) you've my deepest condolences, but I've had things far further ahead in the series spoiled for me that way, though I won't say what.
On a final note, please be careful, everyone. You shouldn't lie to the community by calling yourself a fan of Naruto, anime, or the animation industry as a whole if you're watching it, or anything else, illegitimately. Feel free to call yourself a thief, low-life, moocher, criminal, or any of these other more appropriate terms. Conversely, if you're watching on Hulu, buying the DVDs, or on TV (I think some variant of Disney's picked it up, now) then more power to you.
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