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vanitas-addicted

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justsirius

Practice with this man

meteors-art

HAPPY BDAY MY ANGEL even tho it's past midnight...

hyriaven

My full piece for @vanitasnczine !! Leftovers are here, grab a bundle while you can!

http://vanitasnocartezine.bigcartel.com

princelier

This is how chapter 42 went, right

carrotkicks

perfect crime trio because s4 is here and i cant wait to see THEM

allbuthuman

the author of vanitas no carte took one look at scaramouche and one at dazai and was like hell yeah i want those two in one

nova-asker

Abel fighting ⚔️ (Oc in the universe of Vanitas no Carte)

blu-moon-art

“You knowing doesn’t mean there’s anything you can do, does it?”

~ Antoine de Sade

New year post (⁠＾⁠∇⁠＾⁠)⁠ﾉ⁠♪

(the colors are purely speculative, not the real ones)

uwu-mi1k

born-by-iris-deactivated2026010

I am listing the literary references present in Vanitas no Carte and I have to say it: I am fascinated and extremely concerned about how Mochizuki inserted Astolfo in Vanitas no Carte; Astolfo, the paladin who, in “Orlando Furioso” (the most famous work of the Italian author Ludovico Ariosto), flies to the Moon, where all the lost things of the human world go, to bring Orlando’s - or Rolando, or Roland - sanity back (the hero lost it from unrequited love).

His presence is not secondary, so… what does Mochizuki have in mind for us? Not Roland’s death, as many fans are expecting, but something terrible for him and related to someone he loves, so horrific to drive him insane? Yes, without a doubt I am scared.

Furthermore, in “Orlando Furioso”, among the twelve greatest paladins of the Christian army, there are many Saracen knights who converted themselves to Christianity. So… is it possible that among the Chasseur there are vampires, or perhaps dhampyrs, who have switched sides and are ready to fight against their own kind?… Or perhaps they aren’t?