10 Things You Probably Missed In Black Butler (Kuroshitsuji)

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[loanlutz]

"Ciel pantomhive"
You had ONE job
ONE job

[Katzztar]

Actually Black Butler isn't set in early 1800s, but at the end of it in the 1880s. Marrying the first cousin was not made illegal until around 1895. Ciel himself was born in 1875.

[quinntesentiall]

Actually I noticed Sebastian's likeness to Ciel's father in the very first episode. When they showed the portrait and I saw Ciel's father I immediately thought "Wait isn't that Sebastian?"

[strawberry]

WAIT if Sebastian's true form is a bird, why does he love cats? Cats eat birds.

[yeyoungkang]

Sabastian in his true form he's in high heals the crow is just like a disguise

[briwhite]

book of circus was actually the best arc in my opinion. it was the best season in general

[Amiitsu]

No talk about "Ciel's Twin?" In both the manga and the anime, when Ciel makes his contract with Sebastian, Ciel is shown reaching through the bars of a cage. However, we've also frequently seen, especially in the manga (you included a page at 1:08), he is shown murdered on the table. These two contradictory images make perfect sense when you take into account a habit old victorian nobles used to have. If a child was born with a twin, the first one out would be raised as heir and presented publicly, while the younger twin was kept secret. This was to ensure the continuation of the family line in case the heir was killed or kidnapped (which, as black butler has shown us, happens every other week to young nobels). You mentioned that you noticed the show/comic is very accurate with it's representation of victorian england, and you'd be right, the author is notorious for their attempts at authenticity. Would it be outrageous to suggest that she was aware of this practice? In fact, aside from the discrepancy in Ciel's location, there are other things that would support the idea that Ciel did have a twin. Mainly, the notorious personality "change" the Earl went through after his ordeal. It is mentioned over and over again how Ciel went from "bubbly and smiling" to "straight faced and serious, " and we are meant to assume that is a result of trauma. But taking into account how twins are often portrayed in many stories (older outgoing "A type" twin and younger, reserved "B type" twin), this change might actually make more sense. After all, while "losing his smile" is very poetic, what are the odds someone so cheerful and sociable would turn into a person so drastically different even after going that level of trauma? Assuming that the "real" Ciel (the one shown in flashbacks), was actually murdered on that fateful night and had a brother who took his place, it would explain the unease and uncertainty Ciel frequently faces when dealing with Elizabeth and otherwise taking over aspects of a life that hadn't been his until recently (such as difficulty dancing, unwillingness to be tutored, and the occasional slip into poor manners). Also, in the manga, during flashbacks to the night Ciel forms a contract with Sebastian, the character uses a word that means "they" to refer to the struggle he faces in captivity. In the recent Werewolf arc, he is poisoned and has a flashback. In this flashback he is seen holding hands with another child, and seeing that child murdered on the table. The emotional reaction to this sight is what drives him to call out to Sebastian in the first place. He then dreams of talking to "another Ciel." If it is true that Ciel is actually a secret twin, then that would mean he isn't really "Ciel" at all. He must have been born with a different name. Now think, have you ever actually heard Sebastian refer to Ciel by his first name? While a butler usually is supposed to only refer to his master by title, it is a clever way to hide the fact that the person Sebastian knows as "young master" isn't actually named "Ciel." Even while undercover, he calls he never calls him by Ciel. I personally don't have any doubts that this "Ciel isn't actually Ciel" twist will be pulled on us before the end of the series (and by the rate it's going, that won't be for a while lol), but taking all this into account I think it's a really fascinating topic that might serve SimplyGrouch better then "Hey did you notice sometimes the animators made a mistake."

[BlueLillica]

@4:15
Don't people remember that Sebastian claimed to have caused the Black Death (Plague) somewhere in season 1? He couldn't just 'become' Ciel's father after causing mass destruction centuries before the current Kuroshitsuji setting...

[Ramen_Doodles]

“Ciel and Elizabeth are related”
*Sweet Home Alabama intensifies*

[ConorWilliams.]

I don't think Sebastian is Vincent as a demon because in Green Witch Ark when he goes after the werewolf when he sees it for the first time he says (Note, to himself): "I've been in the human world for long time now but..."
If you *did* become a demon after your death, Mister Phantomhive, I don't suppose mere three years is considered "long time", right?

[xochitlornelas]

Did anyone notice the snakes have names of actual people? Ex: Whenever Emily spoke, Bronte would speak next. Emily Bronte. There's also Oscar and Wilde.

[elineverstraeten]

Black Bulter.
Starring: Ciel Pantomhive

[adrienbeeatingpeaches]

Making fun of "Pantomhive" meanwhile you got "Bulter" 8:20
😂😂😂😂😂

[ponpon]

I love how you put the bottom of the pants near Ciel's mouth. makes me wonder whose panre they are.

[auraeevee]

I'm pretty sure the 'Pantomhive' was meant to be a pun, a pantomime is like a small play aimed at children that is usually quite funny and involves slam-stick humour. By using 'Pantomhive' as his surname they made a reference to the fact that Ciel always pretends to act proper and charming in front of others as a proper lord/earl when it is all just a facade to the horrific life that he has lived, which is very difficult to do as a child.

[jewelzboling]

Maybe it's cause I'm just a huge Kuroshitsuji fan, but I noticed all of these things before I watched the video lol

[lollol-yirt]

4:39 look at Sebastians reflection in the mirror! his expression is way different then him smirking

[liliw.]

where is my supernatural fam when he said DEMONS AND SALT

[drownintea]

One random question: Were you guys really surprised in Book of Atlantic, when it was revealed that Undertaker is a shinigami? Because it was already revealed in the 1. season I think.

[porschecrocker]

"Ciel you savage mother-" my favorite part as ciel pantomhive" lol