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Sofie
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i usually stay away from the whole “x fell first, y fell harder” thing with ships bc there’s always more nuance than that BUT if i were to assign that label to one of my favorite ships it’d definitely be vanoé. vanitas fell first, noé fell harder (but only bc vanitas pushes his feelings down like his life depends on it)
— May 20, 2026 08:52AM
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Sofie
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(cont.)
it’s only when noé brings it back to the literal that vanitas is broken out of his daze and he can delight once again in noé’s innocent, clear cut goodness rather than contemplating his own
— May 20, 2026 08:47AM
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it’s only when noé brings it back to the literal that vanitas is broken out of his daze and he can delight once again in noé’s innocent, clear cut goodness rather than contemplating his own
Sofie
is on page 182 of 246
no i’ll never be over this panel of vanitas actually
he looks like a lost, abandoned kid finally being told that he’s good for the first time in his life. how could he NOT fall in love with the man who showed him that light??? i mean of course he’s also gonna deny it and push him away but that’s just more proof imo (cont.)
— May 20, 2026 08:46AM
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he looks like a lost, abandoned kid finally being told that he’s good for the first time in his life. how could he NOT fall in love with the man who showed him that light??? i mean of course he’s also gonna deny it and push him away but that’s just more proof imo (cont.)
Sofie
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and this is the moment that flips the script from the other two!! what noé says here hits vanitas so much harder bc it’s basically validating his entire existence. even if the book (he) is viewed as corrupt and an abomination, even if it (he) is capable of great evil, it’s all about intent. and noé, who sees the world in straight lines of morality, has labeled vanitas’ actions as good
— May 20, 2026 08:41AM
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Sofie
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love vanitas’ little twitch here after luca suggests that he may be under the control of the book. he is absolutely conscious of his own actions but it is slowly rewriting his very being. one could argue that since he’s embarking on this mission to save vampire-kind as a twisted form of “revenge” on luna, is he really acting on his own accord? is his life really his? has it ever been?
— May 20, 2026 08:18AM
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Sofie
is on page 130 of 246
(cont.)
which is a brilliant way to give us a taste of what this relationship will look like moving forward. vanitas is immediately drawn to him as if he’s an interesting specimen to examine (and maybe a subconscious way to safely reconnect with a bit of his inner child? that sense of wonder that was ripped out of him?) but as soon as noé starts examining him BACK, that’s when the dynamic begins to shift
— May 20, 2026 07:54AM
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which is a brilliant way to give us a taste of what this relationship will look like moving forward. vanitas is immediately drawn to him as if he’s an interesting specimen to examine (and maybe a subconscious way to safely reconnect with a bit of his inner child? that sense of wonder that was ripped out of him?) but as soon as noé starts examining him BACK, that’s when the dynamic begins to shift
Sofie
is on page 130 of 246
god i just love how instantly fascinated vanitas is with noé. first it was bc of his wide eyed delight at seeing the book in action, and now it’s bc of his stubbornness in insisting that they are NOT working together. these moments of vanitas bursting into laughter at noé’s reactions create a pattern that mochizuki will break later on (cont.)
— May 20, 2026 07:51AM
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