For the matter, it is only 30 minutes long, so it isn't able to represent the scope of Noblesse, and thus is quite condensed, yet this serves to transmit well paced action sequences.

It also includes a good amount of well executed action, which came as surprise. What is actually intriguing is the fact that the 'master' awakens in modern society, so there are naturally futuristic things he quite doesn't understand, which creates some very amusing situations. The story surrounding vampires is nothing new, yet the fact that it incorporates both Frankenstein and his master, Cadis Etrama di Raizel, is something I have Noblesse: Awakening is an adaptation of the of the korean manhwa Noblesse. It must be noted that is has its share of action as well. Yes, you read right, Frankenstein and his very master that awoke after his long slumber. There are several words that come in mind when trying to describe this ONA, and the most suitable one would be that it is hilarious, even with the underlying, or rather, main theme of this work: vampires and Frakenstein.