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The Case Study of Vanitas Manga  (Japanese: ヴァニタスの手記カルテ, Hepburn: Vanitasu no Karute) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Jun Mochizuki. It has been serialized in Square Enix’s shōnen manga magazine Monthly Gangan Joker since December 2015. In North America, the manga is published in English by Yen Press.

At the end of the 19th century. The capital city of France – Paris – is in turmoil following repeated attacks by vampires. However, the golden rule of their community is not to attack humans! A mysterious evil seems to be eating away at these immortal creatures… It is in this troubled period that Noah arrives in the capital. Born a bloodsucker, he follows the trail of the grimoire de Vanitas, a legendary artifact feared by all vampires. It is said that it allows its holder to interfere with what is most sacred to them: the true name, the very symbol of their life. Altering it can drive them mad, or even destroy them… Onboard the huge floating ship on which he has embarked, Noah meets Amelia. As he helps her recover from a breakdown, everything goes haywire: she loses her mind and reveals her vampire nature to the passengers! That’s when a mysterious assailant enters the scene, introducing himself as… Vanitas! In front of a stunned Noah, he draws the famous grimoire and soothes the young woman’s madness. So the artifact is not just a deadly weapon?

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• Vanitas No Carte Chapter 64
• Vanitas No Carte Chapter 63
• Vanitas No Carte Chapter 62.2
• Vanitas No Carte Chapter 62.1
• Vanitas No Carte Chapter 62
• Vanitas No Carte Chapter 61
• Vanitas No Carte Chapter 60
• Vanitas No Carte Chapter 59
• Vanitas No Carte Chapter 58
• Vanitas No Carte Chapter 57
• Vanitas No Carte Chapter 56
• Vanitas No Carte Chapter 55.5
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 55
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 54.5
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 54
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 53
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 52
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 51.5
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 51
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 50
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 49
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 48
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 47
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 46.5
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 46
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 45
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 44
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 43
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 42
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 41
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 40
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 39
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 38
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 37
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 36
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 35
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 34.5
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 34
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 33
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 32
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 31
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 30
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 29
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 28
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 27
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 26
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 25
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 24
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 23
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 22
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 21
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 20
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 19
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 18
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 17
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 16
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 15.5
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 15
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 14
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 13
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 12
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 11
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 10
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 9
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 8
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 7
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 6
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 5
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 4
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 3
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 2
• Vanitas No Carte – Chapter 1

Main Characters

Vanitas is one of the main protagonists of The Case Study Of Vanitas. He presents himself as an “average human being” using the power of the Book of Vanitas to cure vampires of the Blue Moon curse. Vanitas was named after the vampire, Vanitas, from the original Blue Moon tale.

Noé Archivist is a young man who is on board the airship La Baleine accompanied by his cat Murr. He has been living in the forests of Averoigne for many years. He has his first flight in an airship when he helps a young woman, Amelia, who has just fainted because of her anemia.

Jeanne is a female vampire who supports her master Luca, who is her knight, wherever he may go. … She is also known as the executioner of Sire Ruthven, and her legend tells that she alone killed more than a thousand vampires who had joined the humans during the great war.

Lucius ‘Luca’ Oriflamme, better known as Grand Duke Oriflamme, is a young vampire noble and advisor to the queen.

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The story is about Noé's notes about meeting and later killing Vanitas but I don't think it's going the way we think it will. Why, because "Vanitas" isn't his real name. He took that name after the blue moon vampire, it's her book. She also is dead but "Vanitas"'s brother is trying to bring her back and we know that "Vanitas" is against that idea because it won't be her returning. We also know that the compte de saint germain(the nameless vampire) is supposedly helping the little brother. We also know that "Vanitas" is a somewhat of a nobody in the vampire world, till he announced himself to the nobles no one really knew him, but they did know part of the the story of the real Vanitas I think Noé is going to kill that Vanitas

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The Case Study of Vanitas

Alt title: Vanitas no Carte

Rumors revolving around The Book of Vanitas, a clockwork grimoire of dubious reputation, draw Noé, a young vampire in search of a friend's salvation, to Paris. What awaits him in the City of Flowers, however, is not long hours treading the pavement or rifling through dusty bookshops in search of the tome. Instead, his quarry comes to him...in the arms of a man claiming to be a vampire doctor! Thrust into a conflict that threatens the peace between humans and vampires, will Noé cast in his lot with the curious and slightly unbalanced Vanitas and his quest to save vampirekind?

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Oh where to begin. My simple review is: It was made for people who haven't read the manga. The story was lacking. In the best way, it was too soft. Vanitas' issues were downplayed. Especially during the ball and he was reduced to "Silly looking Vani wants to play doctor." It's supposed to be bread crumbs. A slow fall. Important things were dropped. Things in the catacombs were dropped. Foreshadowing is a key player here. Animation was good. It kept the pretty boy style and didn't rob Jeanne of her shape. I really have nothing to say about sound. Characters, characters, characters. Yes I love the characters but not as much here. Vanitas went from angry at him self to sad boi. Domi had more to her character. Her obsession with Jeanne was not simply to dance and make Noe upset. Olivier... I won't start on him. Characters had corners chisseled off. They were ironed out. They were watered down. It's disappointing. What saves this and gives it a better review? Animation and sound. But a note to everyone getting upset about the ending being given away in the beginning: It's a history. That's why episodes and chapters are called memiors. Adding on as RIPAnime suggests: I find the characters watered down because there wasn't enough time to explain the issues they have. Parts that could help were skipped. Vanitas has issues with his past and he has those issues today. Dominique isn't upset simply because of Noe not returning her feelings. She likes and cares for Jeanne genuinely, but the affection isn't there enough. Character development does happen later, but it seems like it will be harder without these starting pieces. While we don't get to the bottom of their past at the beginning, we haven't gotten far from the surface when we should be digging a hole.

this shit is fucking amazing. good job bones for doing the manga justice.

Vampires in Paris, The City of Flowers, beware, something evil lurks, hunting for your true name. Child or elder, it matters not. Parade of Charlatan will twist you, make you a monster. You're own family will be your feast.   Your only salvation is the infamous clockwork grimoire, The Book of Vanitas or death. Noé Archiviste searches for the book, only to have it come to him via a charismatic, unhinged young man calling himself Vanitas, a vampire doctor. Whitty, bloody, and sexy (but not ecchi); it's quite the fun ride. As the series progresses we learn more about the characters' dark, blood splattered pasts all with beautiful art and comedy mixed in.  If you like this series, I recommend reading the manga of the same title to get deeper into these characters. The anime is nearly all canon, but there are a few things that are glossed over.   I rate it 16+. A child is beheaded right in front of their friend. Lots of blood and thoughts of suicide. 

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The Case Study of Vanitas (ヴァニタスの 手記 ( カルテ ) , Vanitasu no Karute ) is written and illustrated by Jun Mochizuki and began serialization in Square Enix's monthly shōnen magazine Monthly Gangan Joker on December 2015. There are currently eleven tankōbon volumes collecting serial chapters released in Japanese. The series is licensed in English by Yen Press and published simultaneously with its Japanese release.

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Mikhail’s machinations have succeeded in turning Noé and Vanitas against each other—and in a desperate attempt to stop Noé, Dominique throws herself offff the Ferris wheel! Locked in a fifierce struggle against a relentless Vanitas, Noé cannot do anything but watch as his childhood friend plummets to her death…Are they doomed to end this sordid affffair exactly as Mikhail intended?

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A CNN panel discussion turned into a debate over the realities of abortion in GOP-led red states now and across the country if Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump wins the November election and if he implements Project 2025 policies. Lincoln Project strategist Stuart Stevens smacked down CNN senior political commentator Scott Jennings who attempted to mock the ad and its producers.

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“I didn’t make it but I’m with The Lincoln Project and I think it’s going to be a very effective ad,” Stevens replied.

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“And this is what has happened. And the idea that you just sort of say, ‘well, you know, it’s just policy,’ something that people thought was a constitutional right for almost two generations has been taken away. And I think it is about liberty, and it is about the heavy hand of government.”

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"This is a very forceful document ," he said. "It's pared down. Every sentence is crisply worded. It's a tight narrative. You can't read this and not understand the crimes that Trump actually committed."

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He pointed to the private funding of a speech before the Capitol insurrection on Jan. 6, as well as Mike Pence's "ceremonial role" in certifying the election and the non-governmental roles of the co-conspirators who were also acting in a "private capacity."

"I think this threads the needle. If I'm Trump's lawyers and I'm surprised I'm scratching my head at that because this was the reasonable approach to take," he said.

Cobb said it made more sense to put forth a "forceful case like this" rather than go through a slew of hearings before Judge Tanya Chutkin and have her edit the indictment.

When asked if the case would proceed quickly or slowly, Cobb said it would likely proceed slowly. Chutkin will still have a hearing on the whittled-down indictment, he noted.

To boot, Cobb believes an appeal is still available, though the Supreme Court may not take it.

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Whether this will work hinges on a key question, CNN legal analyst Jennifer Rodgers told anchor Phil Mattingly.

"It appears that what Smith is trying to do here is to take a lot and put it outside the orbit of the office of the presidency," said Mattingly. "The special counsel is arguing also that the former vice president, his vice president, Mike Pence, that his role in certifying the election results was ceremonial, not part of his duties as vice president. You think that's going to work?"

"Yeah. That's the big question to me is the thing that's closest to the line," said Rodgers. "Was he wearing his hat of vice president or was he wearing the hat of the president of the Senate when this pressure campaign was going on? And that's where I think Jack Smith may have the most trouble on appeal and even perhaps initially with Judge [Tanya ]Chutkan, in where that conduct falls."

In all other regards, she continued, "I think they've done a good job of kind of laying out the official versus unofficial, but I agree ... this really is the thing where I think they might have the most trouble, and we're at the starting line. So, Judge Chutkan will have the first crack after Donald Trump and his lawyers move to dismiss it, this indictment, at saying whether this new superseding indictment passes muster or not, they may have to go back to the drawing board on that very issue that you point out."

"But we're at the starting line and we'll see now again what happens as soon as this is under consideration by the court," she added.

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Republican's exit a 'case study in what’s broken in national politics': columnist

Former U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) was hired last week by the software company Palantir Technologies, after departing Congress earlier this year.

In an op-ed published by The Washington Post Tuesday, columnist David Ignatius, who recently interviewed the former GOP lawmaker, explains why Gallagher's exit is "a case study in what’s broken in national politics — and maybe how to fix it."

Although "very conservative," Ignatius notes that Gallagher "fears that conservative values aren’t the defining point for Republicans any longer."

He told the columnist: "How conservative you are can’t be measured by loyalty to the party or the president."

Ignatius notes that Gallagher left Congress following "a cruel hoax" claiming that the ex-congressman "had been shot in the face and that his wife and two young daughters" were being held hostage in December of last year.

That incident "proved to be a breaking point" for the former Wisconsin lawmaker, Ignatius emphasizes.

Gallagher really knew it was time for him to go when he didn't vote for the GOP-led impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

"Gallagher’s exit says that "Congress in the age of Trump is becoming a toxic echo chamber. Members and their families are targets of extremist rage," Ignatius writes.

However, "The arc of Gallagher’s career illustrates several things that matter in this election year," the columnist continues . "First, despite all the bickering, bipartisanship is still possible. Gallagher led a select panel on China that developed nearly 150 bipartisan recommendations for legislation helping the United States to compete more effectively with Beijing."

Gallagher also understands that infighting and insulting gets Congress nowhere.

"We’ve turned Congress into a ‘green room’ for Fox News and MSNBC , instead of being the key institution of government," he told Ignatious. "Being a bomb-thrower on TV or crapping on my colleagues has never interested me."

Ignatius emphasized, "Thinking about Gallagher reminds me that politics is a character test — not just of the candidates but of the system itself. If good people leave Congress or don’t run for office at all, we’ll get legislators who are coarser and more extreme — creatures of this broken process."

Ignatius' full report is available at this link (subscription required).

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