TRINITY BLOOD-FLIGHT NIGHT-EPISODE 1-3 STARS

Now this is what I like, another anime series with so many cute guys in it, even the robot Tres is a hottie. Don’t worry, I’ll try to stay focused, especially since I need to get this review out. Let’s talk about cute guy number one, Father Abel Nightroad, a traveling priest for the vatican.

Oh, he’s also a blood sucking crusnik, which is a vampire that feeds on other vampires, but I think he tries to keep that a secret, unless a gangster vampire gets on his nerves, and Nightroad has to take him out. You know what I would like to see? Alucard from Hellsing, and Nightroad in a big fight, who do you think will win?

Okay, so Nightroad is on the air passenger ship the Tristan, on his way somewhere, but he hasn’t had a bite to eat in over twenty hours. See, I don’t understand this, why is the Vatican trying to starve the poor guy? I guess a better question would be, how is it that Nightroad has the ability to feed on vampires, but can still eat human food?

Whatever, anyway, waitress Jessica brings him a cup of milk tea with 13 spoonfuls of sugar, but she spills it on him. To compensate for her klutziness, she offers Nightroad a sandwich, but must get a drink for the captain first.

Okay, so all the captains are laughing in the cockpit, having a good ‘ol time, when vampire  Meinz spoils the party by offing everybody, except Jessica. Well, he’ll get around to her, but first he hijacks the ship by inserting a master code into the control panel. Now he’s about to take a chunk out of Jessica’s neck, but Meinz must deal with Nightroad who stumbles into the cockpit to talk to Jessica about the sandwich.

This is interesting, since he could have just sat tight until Jessica returned. Yeah, I know, if Nightroad didn’t go looking for her, she wouldn’t have returned anyway, that’s my whole point! Next scene, Meinz sends a message to the Vatican, he wants his posse from the Fleurs Du Mal (terrorist group) released, or he’s gonna drop the Tristan right on the Vatican.

Okay, why am I lookin’ at a boy Pope? You’ve got to be kidding, right? Poor kid, can’t make a decision to save his life, or anyone else’s for that matter. So now we have Cardinal Catherina, and Francesco trying to sway the Pope in their favor.

Catherina wants to proceed with caution, Francesco (aka war monger) would like to see the Tristan shot down. After all, why take orders from a gangster vampire? He also thinks that the people aboard the ship would gladly give up their lives. Huh? Now how in the hell would he know, is he up there taking surveys of who would like to die and who wants to live?

The Pope sides with Francesco, and now Nightroad, among all the other passengers aboard the Tristan are in trouble, so let’s get back to them for a minute. He, and Jessica enter the subridge to restore manual control so that she can fly the ship. Meinz once again crashes the party, by trying to take Nightroad out, and they both end up fighting on top of the ship.

Okay, now I’ve seen everything. Nightroad is tired of dealing with this vampire thug, and turns into the crusnik to get rid of him once and for all. But before Meinz gets owned, he reveals that Rosenkreuz, an organization that financially backs the Fleurs Du Mal hired him.

“Thanks for that piece of information Meinz, you can die now, bye!” Well, no he’s gone, and Nightroad is back to normal, but how did he get his hair back into a ponytail so quickly? Anyway, he’s back inside the ship, and tells Jessica to cut the engines, and lower altitude in order to dodge the missile that’s headed straight for them.

Tres intercepts the missile, and it explodes into mid air. Don’t worry, I’ll talk more about Tres in the next episode, but right now, Francesco is all pissed off ’cause his bomb didn’t go off, and kill a whole bunch of people. What a jerk, you know, he can go to hell! Oh wait, I forgot, guys like him don’t usually don’t wind up there, do they?

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