Not once do you feel for him as a character.
This, however, is the first problem with the series. He is nigh invulnerable to everything, has amazing skill in pretty much every field, and is basically perfect in every way. As you probably already knew, Sebastian is a demon of sorts. he has a contract with his butler for his soul. Why this is the case isn't really explained, but nonetheless, most of the episodes play out as a Sherlock Holmes style detective series with him solving various supernatural mysteries. Ciel is the head of a toy company, and is also in the employment of the Queen, who enlists him to deal with various mysteries. Kuroshitsuji is the story of a boy named Ciel Phantomhive, and his butler, Sebastian Michaelis. With that sadly necessary disclaimer out of the way, let's discuss Kuroshitsuji. There are plenty of legitimate reasons not to like Kuroshitsuji besides that, so before you reach for the Not Helpful button, please think for a second: are you doing that because my review is badly written, or just because you don't agree with my score? So, at the very least, just read the rest of the review first, OK? Kuroshitsuji (or Black Butler, whatever floats your boat) has tons of yaoi tropes, and has the word bishie plastered all over it, so you may think that being somebody who does not like these things, that I hate it because of that. As of late, Kuroshitsuji is essentially the poster-boy for thinly-veiled fangirl bait.
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