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Vampire Knight: Guilty is the sequel of Vampire Knight.

Somehow the story focuses more on Yuki and Kaname's past and how Zero struggles into turning a Level-E vampire. Yuki finally becomes a vampire and it is reveal that Kaname and Yuki are siblings.Rido Kuran shows up in this story and is the main antagonist for this season.

Somehow the art is Amazing as ever! You can feel the not-so-typical shoujo atmosphere in it. And somehow, The art reminds me of Uragiri wa Boku no Namae wo Shitteiru. Yuki becomes more mature and you can see her resemblance to her beautiful mother Juri.

The story left as a cliffhanger ... in the end and I totally don't like it that much...If you don't like the ending I recommend you to read manga for better unerstanding!

The characters didn't annoy me at all in fact all of them are useful and has roles to play. I love the fight between Ruka and Aido cause It somehow provides the comedic enjoyment of this story.

Overall I give Seven (7) for this anime, cause it didn't satisfy me at all. I recommend people to read the manga for better knowledge.

It's not required to watch when you already watched the first season,
It's coming from Kurumi-chan's point of view.
This episode if more of a Prologue for the first season.
Kurumi is the protagonist in this episode, and it is much revealed here that she doesn't really hate Sawako.

Here's an Advice:
It's a cliche episode but, Watch it at your own risk

I really like this Anime, THIS DESERVES A SECOND SEASON.

This Anime falls under the category 'Shoujo' but it's more of a shounen due to it's action and violence. The relationship between Shion and Nezumi may seem Shounen ai but it's more of a best friend relationship.

As a Girl, I fell in love with it's art and find the male protagonist attractive but I'm more interested in it's action. The plot is a little bit confusing and there's a time I almost wanted to stop watching this Anime because I find it cliche, but in the end I finished it because there's a scene that suits ... my taste.

Overall, this is an Amazing anime.

But you should read the manga for satisfaction.

It has the same Author, Producer, and Writer of Junjou Romantica. It is connected to Junjou Romantica because of the same venue of Marukawa Shoten

The anime is kinda cliche, if you read the manga.
Some of the characters already appeared in Junjou Romantica.

REVIEW:
Broken-hearted by his First love at 15, Onodera Ritsu (now 25), leaves his father's company due to his co-worker's jealousy and now works at Marukawa Shoten and is now ready to become independent. Ritsu meets his new boss, Takano Masamune, later on he discovers that Takano turns out to be Saga Masamune (his high school first love).

It's not your typical "First love never dies" ... theme series, you can actually learn lots of lesson from this slice-of-life anime.

The art style is the same as Junjou Romantica. Ritsu is a combination of Shinobu and Misaki. Frankly speaking, This anime is hotter than Junjou Romantica.

I Love the humor of this series and also the plot of the story, it's easy to understand.