Rosario + Vampire

Academically-challenged Tsukune suddenly finds himself enrolled at a mysterious high school with a shocking secret! His life may never be the same after an encounter with the mesmerizing Moka!

Moka’s obvious affection for Tsukune earns him the wrath of the school’s male students. As if that weren’t bad enough, a popular succubus is determined to seduce the poor boy!

A mischievous young witch stirs up trouble between Moka and Tsukune, but will a ghastly confrontation with a trio of lizardmen change her outlook on love?

The boys who make up Moka’s fan club decide it’s time to get rid of Tsukune, who is mortified that his puny stature makes him unable to protect his special lady friends!

Tsukune’s interest in the school swimming club is a big problem for Moka. It seems water has a strange effect on vampires, and a quick dip in the pool could sap her powers!

There’s a rumor going around that Tsukune is the creep sneaking glances at other girls. Kurumu and Yukari get to the heart of the matter to clear his name.

Tsukune attracts yet another fangirl in Mizore. How can a girl express her feelings with troublesome teachers threatening expulsion? It’s up to Tsukune to quell the beast in Moka, or things could get messy!

Private lessons from Tsukune’s seductive math teacher start subtracting from his personality. At odds with the situation, Moka’s got to snap him out of it before the hungry mentor really sinks her teeth in.

Summer vacation calls the Newspaper Club to a beach in the human world. Yukari is tempted to ditch school and join Ruby, a witch living in a coveted sunflower field nearby. Trouble brews as Tsukune attempts to break the spell.

Ruby explains the plight of the sunflower fields to Yukari’s rescuers, who prove to be a curiously kind bunch. All seems to be kosher after the confusion the night before, until a forbidden spell is unleashed.

Summer vacation is over and the Newspaper Club is trying to get back to work. Unfortunately, they find their efforts complicated by the meddlesome Public Safety Commission.

The Newspaper Club’s attempt to expose the corruption of the Public Safety Commission backfires in a big way when Tsukune is arrested and accused of being human!