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The Case Study of Vanitas

A human wields a magic book that can cure vampires of their bloodlust, and sets out to find vampires to cure with the book. A human wields a magic book that can cure vampires of their bloodlust, and sets out to find vampires to cure with the book. A human wields a magic book that can cure vampires of their bloodlust, and sets out to find vampires to cure with the book.

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English Dub Review: The Case Study of Vanitas “Hands Upon a Nightmare”

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Chloe has used the Alteration Engine to manifest a physical form for Naenia so she can kill her for taking Jean-Jacques true name. But killing the physical Naenia is harder than she expected, and Vanitas calls for her to stop. But it’s too late, and Naenia turns into Queen Faustina, the first vampire of the Crimson Moon, being used as a vessel to be Death’s Keeper. Chloe’s powers cause a crazy explosion in the area and suddenly the immediate vicinity is transformed into a magical wasteland. Can Vanitas and Noe stop Chloe from losing control and do something about Naenia before it’s too late?

Every week is pretty crazy when it comes to the Case Study of Vanitas, but this week’s new dubbed episode takes things to a whole new level. Chloe tries to kill Naenia, who turns out to be the first vampire queen, and then everything goes downhill from there for Vanitas, Noe, and the people of Gévaudan. Between the chaotic Chloe and the evil unleashed of Naenia, it’s a wonder that Vanitas and Noe aren’t losing their own minds right now.

The episode starts out where things left off last time, aka Chloe in murder mode. It was a nice twist last week that Chloe’s true target turned out to be the mysterious Naenia, who I still don’t really know anything about, but Chloe’s plan stops being so perfect at this point. Turns out, it’s really hard to kill a godlike super vampire evil overlord? Chloe does seem to kill the manifested form, but Vanitas says something about how now Naenia will remember who she really is, which is, surprise, the vampire queen. I’m not clear on exactly how this happened, or what the implications are, but it sure sounds like a big deal.

What is immediately clear is that Chloe can’t handle all this pressure that’s been mounting upon her back for so many years. There’s a Big Bang and now the landscape is made up of floaty bits of land like in a video game—only this is all too real. Vanitas tells Noe that if Chloe doesn’t get her defensive powers under control, the entirety of Gévaudan could go up in flames soon. He and Noe set off to help her, but first they run into Roland, who has arrived with a bunch of fellow Chasseurs. I’m not sure how I feel about all the previous characters also showing up in this storyline, but it is somewhat interesting that Roland is working for the church while also being suspicious of its true motives. Guess we’ll see how that plays out.

There’s also a large portion of the episode focused on Jeanne, and it kind of sucks. It’s all just a big mishmash of stuff we’ve seen before, like how she failed to kill Chloe when she was ordered to, and how she has lost her sense of self due to being told she’s nothing more than a pawn for Lord Ruthven. It’s pretty cliche ’emotionless warrior’ stuff like thinking she has no purpose, is just a tool, has no will of her own. Like, yeah, we get it already.

Overall, this episode had some interesting bits to it, but it doesn’t feel quite as epic as it could have, mainly due to two things: Naenia not being as well explained as she could have been, and reductant and pointless Jeanne flashbacks and inner monologues stealing focus from the craziness currently happening.

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The Case Study of Vanitas: Vampire Lore Explained

The Case Study of Vanitas' vampires are different than most. Here's a deep look into the series' lore.

Jun Mochisuki's fantastical world of The Case Study of Vanitas is filled with magic and vampires - but not just any run-of-the-mill vampires. Dracula and Edward Cullen will find they have a few disadvantages compared to the residents of Altus Paris.

The creation of vampires does not relate to divine punishment or demonic ambitions in The Case Study of Vanitas. Instead, it was a result of a science experiment. An alchemist by the name Paracelsus conducted an experiment in order to prove his World Formula Theory. This was the idea that the world could be broken down into simple equations that could then be changed in order to alter pieces of reality. An example would be if someone had the plague, one could theoretically tamper with their formula and rid them of the illness. However, this experiment failed, resulting in an incredibly widespread backlash that interfered with reality itself. This became known as the Babel Incident, and through it, a new element known as Astermite came into being - as did vampires.

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Noe Archiviste's Red Eyes

Vampires were once humans, but their formula was changed. In the immediate aftermath of the Babel Incident, people would go to sleep humans and wake up as vampires. The first vampire, known as the Vampire of the Crimson Moon, was Faustina, who became the vampire queen. It has been implied that because of her status and power, other vampires are not able to refuse her orders, and Ruthven has confirmed that if anyone ever insults the queen, most vampires fly into a blind rage. The vampire queen has retainers known as Beastias, or the Queen's Fangs, who are strong warriors that protect her and fight in her name. Two known Beastias are Veronica de Sade and Loki Oriflamme.

Vampires have the ability to influence the World Formula directly because of their ability to see it with their red eyes, and many use it in combat such as Dominique de Sade and her family creating ice, Lord Ruthven using fire, and Noe Archiviste walking on walls. Additionally, vampires possess 'true names' that they are told never to share with anyone else because their true names are a direct link to their very existence. These names can be corrupted through meddling with the World Formula , but there are only two known beings with the skill to do so: Naenia and Vanitas. These true names seem to consist not only of a name itself but also a title. An example would be Amerlia Ruth's true name being Florifel with the title She Who Guides Spring. These names seem to hint at the vampire's personality and preferences as seen with Chloe d'Apchier's being Canorus, She Who PLays Snow Crystals and her companion, Jean-Jaques' being Aprix, He Who Nestles Up to the Last Snows. Vanitas has often commented that a true name suites the vampire who possesses it.

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The vampires of The Case Study of Vanitas follow some classic vampiric staples such as increased speed, strength, and healing, but the usual draw back is gone: vampires do not need blood to survive . Blood, either from a human or another vampire, for these bats serve as a boost of magical energy, allowing them to easily refigure formulas or heal from injuries. After the Babel Incident, humans and vampires had devolved into a war which resulted in vampires consuming more blood for healing than they normally would have taken, stirring up fear and prejudice.

After the war with humans, vampires removed themselves to another dimension named Altus which reflects the human world. There, vampires developed their own culture and politics, but they are not completely separated from the human world. They still hold some administrative positions and some vampires choose to live among human. There are, in rare cases, vampire and human coupling which result in dhampir, half vampires. These dhampirs are not completely welcome in either world and are more likely to group with other dhams. The information broker Dante and his companions Johann and Riche are such examples. Nowadays, blood is seen more as an indulgence, like wine. Some vampires can become addicted to blood, however, which leaves them with violent cravings. Some vampires even have a special skill in relation to drinking blood like how Noe possesses an Archiviste bloodline ability that allows him to view someone's memories through drinking their blood for the first time.

The Vampire of the Blue Moon's Mark of Possession

There are specific rules to blood drinking in The Case Study of Vanitas. Noe has stated that it is illegal to drink blood from someone unwilling, and vampires can leave a bit of their power with people they've drunk from. If a vampire drinks enough blood and has an intent to drink again, they can leave behind something called a mark of possession . This appears as a small mark unique to the vampire, somewhat like a tattoo, on a person's body, although it is unclear if a mark of possession only works on humans since there has yet to be a vampire bearing one. Vanitas is the only person we've seen with such a mark, one on his neck from Jeanne that looks like a thorny rose, and one on his wrist from the Vampire of the Blue Moon, also known as the original Vanitas or Luna. The latter seems to spread, forming what appear to be cracks down the human's arm the more he invokes Vanitas' power.

The Vampire of the Blue Moon serves as a boogeyman figure to vampires of the crimson moon. The Vampire of the Blue Moon was an outcast among the other vampires, and it is said because of this isolation and ridicule, they crafted a magical grimoire called the Book of Vanitas. This book has the incredibly terrifying power to actually access a vampire's true name, mangling it completely. Doing so curses vampires, leaving them bloodthirsty and aggressive with the desire to kill everyone in their path. Their name is converted into something called a malnomen, and this is the fate that vampires fear more than anything else.

There was only one way to stop a curse bearer, and that for a Bourreau to kill them. A Bourreau is a vampire who is paying for the crimes of their family; they are reduced to being nothing but emotionless killing machines under the control of the vampire senate. The Hellfire Witch, Jeanne, is one such executioner.

A malnomen by the name of Naenia, or Charlatan, personally sets out to corrupt true name, and while some vampires consent to becoming curse bearers, like Jean-Jaques and Loki Oriflamme, many are helpless against her attacks. But once a human appeared claiming the name Vanitas and wielding the blue moon vampire's book, things changed drastically. Vanitas uses the book's abilities to access a vampire's true name in order to heal malnomens, and that is where the anime starts.

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Naenia (ネーニア, Nēnia ) is a major antagonist from Jun Mochizuki 's The Case Study of Vanitas . She is the mysterious ethereal entity responsible for infecting curse-bearing Vampires with Malnomen in a hunt for their True Names . [1] She is a member of Charlatan , who help facilitate her creation of curse-bearers to yet unclear ends. [2] As her goal and very existence is in direct opposition to that of Vanitas and Noé , who fight to cure curse-bearers, she and they remain in constant conflict for the duration of the series.

Naenia's true identity is Naenia, She Who Harbors Death ( 死を囲うもの ( ネーニア ) , Shi wo Kakou Mono ― Nēnia ), the Malnomen of the first Vampire of the Crimson Moon, Queen Faustina . The circumstances surrounding the Queen's transformation into a curse-bearer and the nature of her Malnomen remain unknown, aside from the fact that it―that is, she as Naenia is the prevalent source behind the spreading of Malnomen among Vampires. [3] [4]

• 1 Appearance
• 2 Personality
• 3 Powers and Abilities
• 4.1 Noé Archiviste
• 4.2 Amelia Ruth
• 4.3 Thomas Berneux
• 4.4 Louis de Sade
• 4.5 Chloé d'Apchier
• 4.6 Jean-Jacques Chastel
• 7 Appearances
• 9 References
• 10 Navigation

Appearance [ ]

Naenia is a shadowy entity with glowing eyes, one of which is cracked beyond repair with fractures. Her mouth is curved in a thin smile and her body is dark, wavering, and unstable, splattered with particles of white energy.

When her existence is stabilized, Naenia becomes a young woman with large, round eyes and long white hair.

Personality [ ]

Naenia is a malicious entity with no regard for the sanity or safety of those around her. She appears to be single-mindedly pursuing her goal of hunting for true names.

Powers and Abilities [ ]

• Mind Manipulation - Naenia can enter a vampire's mind, reading through their memories to convince them to give her their true names. In order to do this, Naenia can show both vampires and humans vivid visual and auditory hallucinations of their worst fears and greatest desires.
• True Name Alteration - Naenia is capable of altering the true names of other Vampires, thus afflicting them with some form of Malnomen.

Relationships [ ]

Noé archiviste [ ].

Naenia sees Noé as a powerful but ultimately beatable plaything. Noé in turn despises Naenia for her torment and possession of Louis, which led to his death.

Amelia Ruth [ ]

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Thomas Berneux [ ]

Naenia was responsible for the corruption of Thomas Berneux and his transformation into the Malnomen Loup Garou. Naenia influenced his mind towards destruction, and can be assumed to have asked him for his true name, after which she altered his state of being. As a member of Charlatan, he was one of the many victims she encountered, and therefore, not notable to her.

Louis de Sade [ ]

Chloé d'apchier [ ].

Naenia sees Chloé as a plaything and a tool. She initially believes that she has control over Chloé, but it is revealed that Chloé was merely using Naenia in order to hopefully trap and murder her, as revenge for messing with Jean-Jacques. This trap fails and Naenia escapes Chloé’s grasp.

Jean-Jacques Chastel [ ]

Gallery [ ].

• “This place—your ‘True Name’… Would you give it to me…?” [1]
• “Now… whose True Name shall I take next…?” [5]
• “I have found you… ♡ Now. Won’t you show me… your True Name…?” [6]
• “Finally you’re listening to me… Louis… I’ve been inside you all this time… I was waiting… for you to want something very badly—” [7]
• “Noé. I’ve decided I like you. Next time we meet… do give me your True Name, okay?” [8]
• “Oh… Lucky… That looks like such great fun. Hey… won’t you… let me play too??” [9]
• “Say, Noé? What wish would I have to grant in order to get your True Name?” [10]
• “Personally… I absolutely hate it… when someone touches what’s mine without permission.” [10]
• “A little bird taught you about the sky. A beautiful sky that you could never reach. ‘I wish I’d never learned about it! I never would have realized I was lonely then!’” [11]
• “Instead of wings, bare your fangs. Not a bird… no—you should become a Beast.” [11]
• “Humans… Vampires… they’ve both abandoned you. Doesn’t it make you sad? Don’t you hate them? Don’t you want to take revenge… on Gévaudan??” [12]
• “…? —Oh, yes. I need to go hunt for names.” [4]

Appearances [ ]

• Mémoire 1: Vanitas — In The Event of Rusty Hopes (First Appearance)
• Mémoire 2: Noé — In the City of Flowers (Mentioned only)
• Mémoire 4: Femme Fatale — Love
• Mémoire 5: Archiviste — Fangs That Reveal Blood*
• Mémoire 6: Altus — Other World*
• Mémoire 8: Louis — Sinking In A Pool Of Blood
• Mémoire 9: Réminiscence — Friends*
• Mémoire 10: Salvatio — Uncertainty
• Mémoire 12: Pause 𝄻*
• Mémoire 13: Glissando — Glissando (Mentioned only)
• Entracte: Chambre d'enfants — A Dream of the Sound of Rain*
• Mémoire 17: Cicatrice — No. 69*
• Mémoire 26: Dissonance — Creaking Laughter
• Mémoire 27: Cage de Neige — Dregs*
• Mémoire 29: Château de Sorcière — The Witch and the Youth
• Mémoire 30: Strascinando — Tremolo
• Mémoire 32: Visiteur — Footfalls of the Beast*
• Mémoire 33: Cauchemar — Rumble*
• Mémoire 34: Jean Jacques — The Vampire of the Chastels (Part One)
• Mémoire 34.5: Jean-Jacques — The Vampire of the Chastels (Part Two)*
• Mémoire 36: Chasse aux Vampires — The Beast*
• Mémoire 37: Vengeance — Hands that Touch a Nightmare
• Mémoire 38: Naenia — She Who Harbors Death (Part One)
• Mémoire 38.5: Naenia — She Who Harbors Death (Part Two)
• Mémoire 39: Poupée Fissurée — The Essence of the Witch*
• Mémoire 40: Avec Toi — Alone Together*
• Mémoire 43: Encens Restant — Lingering Scent of the Dream*
• Mémoire 1: Vanitas -In the Event of Rusty Hopes- (First Appearance)
• Mémoire 4: Bal masqué -Night of Mocking Masks-
• Mémoire 5: Réminiscence -Friends-
• Mémoire 6: Salvatio -Questions-
• Mémoire 7: Femme fatale -Love-*
• Mémoire 12: Deux Ombres -Point of Departure-
• Mémoire 14: Château de Sorcière -The Witch and the Young Man-
• Mémoire 15: Oiseau et ciel -The d'Apchiers' Vampire-
• Mémoire 16: Chasse aux Vampires -The Beast-
• Mémoire 17: Vengeance -Hands Upon a Nightmare-
• Mémoire 18: Avec Toi -Just the Two of Us-

(*) - Denotes that the character did not appear physically, but as a part of another character's memories.

• "Naenia" is also the name of an ancient funeral deity of Rome, known more commonly as Nenia Dea, in English Goddess Nenia. [13]
• "Naenia" is also the name of a genus of moths. [14]
• Naenia's true identity as the Malnomen of the Queen of Vampires Faustina is inspired by Faust , [15] a classic German legend in which titular character Faust is a successful man who is dissatisfied with his life, and thus makes a deal with the Devil to exchange his soul for unlimited knowledge and worldly pleasures.
• Her Japanese voice actress previously provided the voice of Flower Girl from Pandora Hearts .

References [ ]

• ↑ 1.0 1.1 Mémoire 1: Vanitas
• ↑ Mémoire 8: Louis
• ↑ Mémoire 38: Naenia (Part One)
• ↑ 4.0 4.1 Mémoire 38.5: Naenia (Part Two)
• ↑ Mémoire 4: Femme Fatale
• ↑ Mémoire 5: Archiviste
• ↑ Mémoire 9: Réminiscence
• ↑ Mémoire 10: Salvatio
• ↑ Mémoire 26: Dissonance
• ↑ 10.0 10.1 Mémoire 30: Strascinando
• ↑ 11.0 11.1 Mémoire 33: Cauchemar
• ↑ Mémoire 37: Vengeance
• ↑ Wikipedia: Nenia Dea
• ↑ Wikipedia: Naenia (moth)
• ↑ Wikipedia: Faust

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Case Study of Vanitas Season 2 Episode 17

How would you rate episode 17 of the case study of vanitas (tv 2) community score: 4.4.

If Naenia is the goddess of funerary lament, the stealer of names, and granter of malnomen when she's in spirit form, who is she when she has a body? That's something that Chloé is determined to find out, and she's even rewritten the code of the universe to make it happen, using what has been correctly pointed out as an in-world version of Charles Babbage's analytical engine, casting herself as a vampiric Ada Lovelace. Up until the end of last week's episode, I hadn't even considered that Naenia could have a physical form, but she most assuredly does – and it may even be more fearsome than her Naenia guise, for she is Faustina, the lost queen of the vampires.

While there are many women in history who bear the name Faustina, it's more likely that she's intended to be a reference to Faust, the man who made a deal with the devil in exchange for knowledge and earthly pleasures. While we don't yet know for sure if Faustina made a similar deal with a member of Charlatan to gain her Naenia form, as Naenia she herself is certainly a purveyor of Faustian bargains, taking vampires' true names in exchange for powers they can't necessarily control. Even the fact that such people are known as pact-bearers can be seen as a reference to the pact the original Dr. Faust (or Faustus, if you prefer the Christopher Marlowe version) made with the devil, and while Naenia might not meet her victims at literal crossroads, she certainly does find them at points that could be termed the crossroads of their lives. We saw that very clearly with Jean-Jacques, who became the Beast of Gévaudan when he risked losing Chloé, but the flashback of Jeanne's past this week also indicates that she was at an emotional crossroads of sorts when she first met Naenia. The erstwhile queen seeks out those who have a clear choice between two paths forward and encourages them to take the darker road every time.

It's interesting stuff, because if Vanitas isn't careful, his own festering distrust of vampires could force Noé into a similar situation one of these days. There's a fascinating parallel presented this week, with Noé unhesitatingly diving off the edge of the world to save Vanitas held up against Jeanne allowing Chloé to plummet, unable to make herself go after her friend. Jeanne and Noé have both lost people who were important to them before – Jeanne's adoptive parents were beheaded during the vampire war – but where Jeanne finds herself despairing and without hope, allowing herself to be forced into the role of bourreau, Noé refuses to bow down to his sadness. He's got Murr and Dominique to keep him fully in this world, and while he'll never stop wishing that things could have been different with Louis, or even looking for a way to redeem his friend, he's also not going to let that take over his life. He has his ups and downs, but at the end of the day, Noé is grounded. However, his friendship with Vanitas (or whatever you want to call it) could endanger that standing. In part that's because losing a second person he's so close to would be emotionally devastating, but it's also because Vanitas still isn't inclined to fully trust Noé.

His explosion this week seems to indicate that's because Vanitas hasn't always been greeted as a savior by those he wishes to help, or even listened to when he tries to explain things. A piece of him seems to have internalized those vampires' refusal to hear him, although his dislike of overly helpful people (like Roland, who really does feel heaven-sent this week) may also have a similar root. Regardless, he suspected Naenia's true identity as Faustina before it was revealed, and Noé is pissed that he didn't share that thought. He's certainly within his rights there – if Vanitas refuses to treat him like a partner, how is he ever going to really help? But he's also hurt that Vanitas wouldn't trust him despite all they've been through, especially since Noé has rarely, if ever, done anything besides earnestly try his best to help. That book isn't the only thing Vanitas has been lugging around, and when he gets the volume back, he may want to try to lose the baggage.

There are a lot of abrupt scene shifts this week that I don't think does the episode any real favors, but there are also a lot of tantalizing details that are starting to come to light. Chief among them is the fact that both Chloé and Jeanne may have made Faustian bargains that they need to get out of, although Roland's observation that the Church is clearly not being honest with the paladins is another likely important piece of the overall puzzle. The entire series stands at a crossroads, and perhaps the characters ought to hope that it's Hecate rather than Faustina who is waiting for them.

The Case Study of Vanitas Season 2 is currently streaming on Crunchyroll and Funimation .

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Jeanne's parents never betrayed Lord Ruthven Both were falsely accused by Lord Ruthven so that Jeanne would be forced to become his Bourreau.

• As for the fact that they are never mentioned by Dr. Moreau. He may have assumed they were killed during the attack or simply didn't consider them relevant, focusing his attention on Vanitas and Mikhail.
• They will have the ability to alter formulas, due to the Dr. Moreau successfully transplanting them a vampire eye.
• She will even form a duet with No. 70, a former test subject of Dr. Moreau just like Vanitas.
• Counteracts mind control.
• Allows a vampire to withstand bloodlust much longer.
• Attenuates the effects of the Curse.
• If a vampire drinks Vanitas' blood, their body creates some kind of antibodies.

Luna was sibling of the Queen Faustina Centuries ago there was a conspiracy to prevent a vampire born under the Blue Moon from aspiring to the throne. Vampires have no sympathy for those born in circumstances that are considered to be an "evil omen". Why would it be any different with a member of royalty?

Jeanne is a clone created from the blood of Queen Faustina

• Luna was the only vampire capable of creating a cure, therefore they were slandered so that the vampires of the Crimson Moon would not trust them.

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