We get to see how the duo met and just exactly how they established there relationship based on that deal they made. Absolutely loved the backstory we got from her, it really added to her character and not to mention how bad-ass she looked wielding that sword!ĭemon’s don’t die but getting that glimpse of Sebastian’s cinematic record on he meeting with Ciel was another great addition. I always knew there was more to Lizzie than just being a rich girl who happened to be engaged to Ciel.

A pretty basic plot line that was easy to follow but so entertaining at the same time! There was never a dull moment and I even managed to learn some new things about different characters. When Ciel and Sebastian finally get to witness a woman being brought alive again things take a terrible turn when they find out there are countless of bodies that have been brought back alive on the ship! As the duo try to catch the culprit, keep Lizzie safe plus kill countless of bodies in search for a soul they uncover things they did not expect. However, they aren’t alone on this ship, they bump into Lizzie and her family and of course the Shinigami’s are always following close by. So instead of a full review of me raving how good this film was here’s a few of my highlighted moments!īUT FIRST HERE’S WHAT THE PLOT IS ABOUT AND WHAT I THOUGHT:ĭuo Sebastian and Ciel board luxury ship Campania on a mission from the Queen to investigate the Aurora Society who are rumoured to be bringing people back from the dead. It was at that moment I thought I just have to cross Book Of Atlantic off my list. But a year later I saw that the third season Book Of Circus had been added to Netflix and I decided to watch the entire season again. Black Butler Book Of Atlantic released back in January 2017 which at the time was pretty bad timing for me since I was doing my mock exams. If you have followed me from the very beginning you know how nuts I was about this anime when I first watched it. This summer I went back to the series that started my journey into anime.

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