Having recovered from the injuries he had sustained, Zero returns to Cross Academy to resume his role as prefect. Though, not long after he resumes his role, members of the Supreme Vampire Council ambush Zero with the intent to execute him for the murder of the pureblood, Shizuka. Luckily when Kaname intervenes, he sends the council away and insists that they stay out of school affairs. However, whilst Kaname continues to hide the truth about Shizuka's death, there are others who grow suspicious of what happened that night and what the dorm president is hiding. Meanwhile, Yuuki begins to have flashbacks, leading her to investigate her blood-stained past: what will she find, and will she continue to be tempted by an offer from Kaname?
There is a legend of an angel who fell to Earth many years ago, and was forced to marry a man because he held the key to her only way home. Hundreds of years later, sixteen year old Mikage Aya is the reincarnation of Ceres, the vengeful angel, who must now fight for her life against her family and her own twin brother Aki, the reincarnation of her past evil husband...
Like Vampire Knight Guilty, Ayashi no Ceres is a shoujo built on cheesy romance whilst having a very dark and somewhat twisted plot. Not to mention the abundance of tortured bishounen characters. Ayashi no Ceres is older, and the animation doesn't look as fresh, but I think any fan of VKG will definitely appreciate Ayashi no Ceres' content.
Fifteen-year-old Tsukune Aono is average in every way; he has no hobbies, less-than-stellar grades and he's even flunked his high school entrance exam. His parents have managed to enroll him in a school, but it's no ordinary school! Tsukune will be attending the Youkai Academy, a place where monsters learn how to co-exist with humans! As the werewolves, vampires, witches and other monsters are required to retain their human forms, Tsukune - the lone human - is able to avoid their bloodthirsty gazes. However, he quickly attracts the attention of a number of devilish beauties including the vampire Moka, a busty succubus and even a young witch! It seems Tsukune's average life isn't so average anymore!
At it's most basic level, Vampire Knight Guilty and Rosario to Vampire both place vampires in a high school setting. However on a deeper level, both series don't just stick with the traditional view of a vampire as a sentient being that skulks around in the dark. Whilst Vampire Knight Guilty is more serious and has a far more in depth plot, both series have a good dose of humour and romance thrown in. If you liked Guilty and fancy trying something a bit lighter then you may enjoy Rosario.