About “Noblesse” in a few words:

“Noblesse” is a South Korean webtoon and anime series that follows the story of Cadis Etrama Di Raizel, a powerful and ancient vampire who awakens from a long slumber and becomes friends with his devoted servant Frankenstein. Together, they navigate the dangerous world of vampires, werewolves, and other supernatural beings while protecting the human race. The series features intense action, supernatural abilities, and complex character relationships.

Meet the characters from Noblesse

Rozaria Elenor

Okay, Rozaria is that deliciously complicated wild card — part polite shadow, part ticking time-bomb, and always in a ribbon or some tiny accessory that makes you underestimate her. She’s got this nervous, intense energy like she’s two people trying to share the same body; one minute she’s whisper-soft and unnervingly perceptive, the next she’s snap-decisive and kind of terrifying (in the best way). She meddles with loyalties a lot but like, not because she’s evil — more because she’s curious and bored and also secretly sentimental, which is a weird combo. I swear she collects mismatched gloves, or maybe that was a sibling? Either way, she leaves tiny chaotic traces everywhere and you’ll never really know what she was thinking.

M-21

M-21 is pure quiet thunder — scarred, loyal, and built like someone who could bench-press a bus but would rather sit on a rooftop and stare at the sky. He’s the big softie with a brutal past; blunted emotions at first, slowly thawing into fierce protectiveness, which is just heartbreaking and heroic at the same time. There’s a weirdly sweet side where he hoards little trinkets (don’t ask why) and sometimes smiles at nonsense for a second, then goes right back to being stone-faced. He’s the redeemed soldier vibe but also clumsy with words, so he shows everything with actions and a single, very meaningful grunt.

Seira J. Loyard

Seira is fire in a neat ponytail — bright, stubborn, and way too direct for most dinner parties, which is basically her charm. She’s clever, organized, loves rules (and then breaks them because she gets swept up in the moment), and she’s one of those people who will make a plan and immediately second-guess it three times. She has a surprisingly sentimental streak — keeps little notes, or sticky things? — and will defend her friends like a tiny army. Honestly, she’s equal parts competent commander and chaotic best friend; useful and exasperating in equal measure.

Kei Ru

Kei Ru feels like the calm voice in a storm and then suddenly spoils everyone with terrible puns, which is both adorable and aggravating. He’s usually low-key, observant, kind of the “let me analyze this” type, but also has a streak of reckless curiosity that makes him poke things he probably shouldn’t. There’s a nerdy fondness for gadgets (or plants? I can never remember — maybe both), and he’s the sort of person who will quietly fix your problems while pretending he had nothing to do with it. Melancholy under the surface but with a weirdly upbeat playlist in his head, I swear.

Rajak Kertia

Rajak is the intimidating, aristocratic thunderhead — very much “old money” energy with a sharp tongue and a collection of suits you could get lost in. He’s proud, territorial, and the kind of leader who’ll make you follow him before you even realize you wanted to, sometimes by being unfair and sometimes by being incredibly charismatic. He hoards grudges like some people hoard stamps, but also has these rare, almost embarrassed moments of softness that make him unexpectedly human. He drinks coffee like it’s a diplomatic act, or maybe that was tea — point is, he’s dramatic and dignified and secretly enjoys chaos more than he admits.

Rael Kertia

Rael is hot-blooded, impulsive, and annoyingly charismatic — think “storm in sneakers” and you’re close. He’s fierce in a very loud way, doesn’t like rules unless they help him, and will rush headfirst into things with a grin and zero backup plans (which is both infuriating and heroic). He genuinely loves his family and will roar for them, but he also collects oddly specific bad jokes, which somehow makes him more likable. He’s less subtle than his relatives, more direct, and will probably wreck something expensive before breakfast — but he’d also jump into a burning library for you, no questions.

Frankenstein

Frankenstein is the quintessential devoted genius — elegant, obsessive, and ridiculously dramatic about proper tea temperatures (I think he measures it? maybe with a stopwatch?). He’s fiercely loyal to Raizel, and brilliant to the point of being slightly creepy; the kind of person who organizes your emotions like lab samples and then rescues you anyway. He has this heartbreaking blend of sophistication and impulsive protectiveness; will host a refined dinner party and then bench-press an entire wall because mood. Also, tiny compulsive quirks like arranging books by mood or making homemade pastries at three a.m. — charmingly intense and absolutely unforgettable.

Erga Kenesis Di Raskreia

Erga is delightfully sinister in a pastel dress — childlike smile, razor-sharp manipulation, and a love for sweets that makes her both adorable and terrifying. She flits around like a doll but has layers of cruelty, boredom, and a deeply weird sense of play that can turn deadly, which keeps everyone perpetually on edge. She’s dramatic and theatrical, loves attention, but also seems strangely lonely at times (not that she’d tell you that). Imagine sugar, glitter, and a tiny explosion — that’s Erga, honestly; chaotic, flashy, and kind of heartbreaking if you try to sympathize for two seconds.

Mukaza

Mukaza is the big, mysterious type — stoic, efficient, and with a past that smells like too many late-night fights and not enough sleep. He’s the quiet enforcer who often disappears when things get loud, then shows up exactly when you need him, which is annoyingly convenient. He’s harsh but oddly principled, the kind of person who will grumble about rules and then follow them to the letter for reasons he won’t explain. Little weird note: I’m pretty sure he has weirdly good taste in snacks, but maybe I’m projecting — either way, he’s intimidating and secretly reliable.

Cadis Etrama Di Raizel

Raizel is…okay, the calmest storm ever. Regal, almost painfully dignified, and terrifyingly powerful, but with a ridiculous soft spot for his friends — also unlikely hobbies like trying modern snacks and failing adorably at slang. He’s not just a ruler; he’s an ancient enigma who values honor and quiet control, and when he moves, everything notices. There’s this gentle, centuries-deep melancholy underneath his composure, but also flashes of dry humor that will make you swoon unexpectedly. He might look like a statue, but he’s the heart of the whole mess — composed, scary, and somehow endlessly kind.