Given that the bulk of these supernatural-themed television programmes centre on vampire-human relationships, it is possible to argue that one of the most fascinating aspects about vampires is how they interact with people. The most recent trend is to make the vampire into a human sympathiser and protagonist who has had a terrible heartbreak and is destined to live an eternity alone and in sorrow.
In Vampire in the Garden, Momo’s romanticization of vampires is what led her into problems because the civilization she lives in has stringent laws against anything supernatural, including all forms of art. The only people who are permitted to create music are vampires, and the disobedient girl is enthralled by the culture she is not allowed to adopt. Momo eventually rebels against her totalitarian neighbourhood and befriends the regal vampire Queen Fiine. Together, they seek for a world without division—an Eden where vampires and humans may coexist together.
1. Rosario + Vampire
Unremarkable young man Tsukune Aono regrettably failed all of the high school admission examinations. He sees an advertising for Yokai High School, the High School for Monsters, by pure coincidence.
There, he meets Moka Akashiya, a young woman with an angelic appearance who conceals a dual personality and very potent vampire abilities (S-class monsters). The rosary around his neck is taken off, revealing his abilities. With the aid of Moka’s abilities, both will take on several creatures. Later, Tsukune and Moka will encounter the succubus Kurumu Kurono and the talented young witch Yukari Sendo.
2. Castlevania
Although there are many distinct supernatural creatures in the realm of Castlevania, vampires continue to rule the roost, and morality is more elusive than first thought. Fans begin to hate humans and sympathise with vampires as their battle seems to grow more and more vital. As they work to put an end to all the damage, a skilled hunter named Trevor Belmont, a gullible sorceress named Sypha Belnades, and a vampire prince named Alucard Tepes establish an unexpected alliance.
Castlevania places a lot of emphasis on relationships since even those who pretend to despise humans can’t help but develop deep attachments with the ‘inferior’ species. At the end of the long red day, none of the bloodshed and mayhem would have taken place if humans had just treated vampires with the fundamental respect that all living animals deserve. After all, it was mankind that threw the first intolerant stone.
3. BLOOD+
In the present-day Okinawa city, Red Shield is a group devoted to the war against immortal monsters known as Chiropteran, which are capable of impersonating humans by altering their shapes. Saya, a high school student with amnesia, lives quietly in the same city with her parents without realising that she must battle these terrifying creatures.
Saya’s life, however, takes an unexpected turn when she is assaulted by a Chiropteran and then saved by the enigmatic Haji, who has her swallow his blood to reawaken her dormant abilities. Fans of “Vampire in the Garden” will likely love “Blood+,” a classic vampire anime that delivers an action-packed story with enough of riddles to keep viewers interested until the very end. You may get all of the “Blood+” episodes here.
4. HELLSING
Abraham Van Helsing is the head of the London aristocratic house known as the Royal Knights of Protestant Order. He has been battling against supernatural beings that the majority of everyday people are ignorant of for millennia, including vampires, ghouls, and any other non-human being that is typically referred to as a “monster.”
The Order has long been a military group working for her Majesty and conducts its operations in complete secrecy. Sir Integra Fairbrook Wingates Hellsing, a direct ancestor of the first Lord Hellsing, is in charge of the organisation. She is compelled to assume charge of the Order while still a teenager.
When his daughter feels endangered, her sickly and dying father Arthur instructs her to head to the mansion’s basement, where she can find anything to protect her.
5. Blue Exorcist
Two dimensions make up the Blue Exorcist universe, and they stand in opposition to one another like two sides of a mirror. Assiah, the first is the world in which people reside. The other is Gehenna, the home of the devils. Traveling or simply having any kind of touch between the two is normally not feasible. Devils, on the other hand, have the ability to enter our realm and take possession of everything in it.
Satan is the god of devils, but he lacks one thing: a container strong enough to hold him in the human realm. In order to do this, he fathered Okumura Rin and Okumura Yukio, his sons, from a human woman; however, only Rin did so since Yukio was too weak; yet, are the latter in accordance with his objectives, or should they become something else?
After murdering Rin’s guardian father Fujimoto in an attempt to prevent Rin from returning to the domain of demons, he grants him a wish: to become an exorcist and vanquish the demon lord.
6. Strike the Blood
Kojou Akatsuki learns that he is the Fourth Primogenitor, a legendary vampire who is regarded as the most potent vampire, not long after he uncovers his hidden skills. The Lion King Organization assigns the sword shaman Yukina Himeragi the mandate of keeping an eye on Kojou (and, if necessary, murdering him) after realising that he may pose a threat to peace.
However, Kojou Akatsuki and Yukina Himeragi wind up establishing an odd alliance in a battle against evil as a result of their encounter. People interested for vampire anime should add “Strike the Blood” to their watchlist even if there aren’t many parallels between it and “Vampire in the Garden.” You may watch the whole back catalogue of “Strike the Blood” episodes here.
7. Trinity Blood
The civilization in Trinity Blood is structured similarly to that in Vampire in the Garden, where segregation is now required due to the intensity of the conflict between humans and vampires. Both the New Human Empire and the Vatican Papal State are made up equally of humans (Terrans) and vampires (Methuselah), and they are always at odds with one another because to the Rosenkreuz Orden’s chaos-makers.
As they collaborate with the autonomous AX unit, Father Abel Nightroad and Sister Esther Blanchett make unimaginable sacrifices. Together, they worked to put an end to the carnage and, one day, to persuade Methuselah and Terrans to live in peace while building their own Eden in the post-apocalyptic Earth.