Sebastian Michaelis

Sebastian is a dutiful and dedicated butler to Ciel Phantomhive as he follows each order faithfully, while always ensuring that the Phantomhive house runs smoothly. However, whenever Sebastian sees a cat, he ignores whatever Ciel says to him. As such, he is noticeably annoyed whenever they end up behind schedule. The way he responds to Ciel's demands is quite notable, as the servants are pleased when they can successfully imitate the way he says "Yes, my lord" to Ciel.

Despite his ability to appear like a perfectly normal human, especially one who is able to smile, be cheerful, and be understanding, Sebastian is, in actuality, quite heartless, sadistic, and malicious. This comes out when he attacks others on Ciel's orders, such as when he kicked Grell Sutcliff's face because it was the thing that Grell wanted the least damage to. It is also shown with his cruel sarcasm and his inability to see good in much of anyone. At times, Sebastian can be indifferent and deliberately delays Ciel's wellbeing as he frequently teases him and has put his life in mild danger for his own amusement. Once, he responded to Ciel's kidnapping as "terrible" but only because the tea he prepared would go to waste. However, despite all the troubles he goes through on a daily basis, he has said that he doesn't think it's such a bad way of living.

Sebastian often contemplates about the nature of human beings. He seems to find humans, in general, to be "difficult creatures," but he also states that their struggles and lofty goals make them "interesting." He is also intrigued about how insatiable they are as they are willing to "drag others down to get what they want, even in death". In general, he regards them as "difficult creatures." Additionally, he has a great and mutual distaste for Grim Reapers.

Sebastian views money as "rubbish" and "materialistic." He is fluent in French and Latin, enough to teach the latter. He is also proficient in Deutsch (German) and East Franconian, a dialect in Southern Germany. Moreover, he profoundly adores cats and once kept at least thirteen hidden in his wardrobe to prevent Ciel from finding out.

Sebastian takes on the appearance of a tall, handsome adult with black hair, reddish brown eyes, pale skin, and black fingernails. The back of his left hand contains the mark of his Faustian contract with Ciel Phantomhive.

Sebastian typically dresses in a butler's outfit, which consists of black trousers, a six-buttoned double-breasted tailcoat, and a gray vest; on is his shirt cuffs and tie is the Phantomhive crest. He also sports white gloves, a pocket watch, and a chained silver lapel pin bearing the Phantomhive crest, which is traditionally worn by the house's head butler.

Details of Sebastian's demonic form include high-heeled stiletto boots, sharp claws, glowing fuchsia irises, slit pupils, and longer, sharper teeth, with dark wings and multiple eyes.

Whenever Sebastian gives an open mouth smile in the manga, two fangs are visible; however they are omitted in the anime.

Agility
Endurance
Speed
Strength
Devil abilities
Immortality (Except when stabbed by the Demon Blade)
Acrobatics
Reflexes
Regeneration
Genius level intellect
High combat prowess

Faustian contract
Phantomhive

Butler of the Phantomhive Household
Second-String Member of the Noah's Ark Circus (formerly)
Dormitory Warden of Sapphire Owl at Weston College (formerly)

186 cm (6'1")

Sebastian's real home is in an alternate world that is quite different from the human world. In particular, he mentioned that the creatures kept as pets there are in no way comparable to cats. Furthermore, Sebastian existed for a rather long period of time, and therefore, he occasionally muses that Ciel Phantomhive's life in comparison would feel like an instant.

Sebastian stated that in the past, he engaged in "messily sampling every dish available," and he has since resorted to only consuming "high-quality" souls. As a result, he has been apparently starving, but he declared that the "dinner" will be much better the hungrier he is.

In January 1886, Sebastian was summoned to Ciel Phantomhive in a cult's summoning ritual at a cathedral. After convincing Ciel to form a contract with him and placing the seal on Ciel's right eye, Ciel ordered him to slay the cultists. Sebastian decided to adopt a "role that is best fit to serve an Earl." Therefore, he assumed the form of a butler until Ciel completes his personal mission of revenge—that is the substance of their contract. In return, Sebastian will receive Ciel's soul. He was then given the name "Sebastian" by Ciel, which used to be his dog's name, for the duration of his duties as Ciel's butler.

After burning down the cathedral on Ciel's order, Sebastian accompanied Ciel to the Royal London Hospital to meet with Ciel's aunt, Angelina Dalles. There, Tanaka gave him a watch that had been passed down from one Phantomhive butler to the next. After that, Angelina arranged for a carriage to bring them to the ruins of Phantomhive Manor. While Ciel was mourning the deaths of his parents, Sebastian reconstructed the manor.

Ciel and Sebastian then began daily life. He taught Ciel the fundamentals of being an earl; Ciel, in turn, taught him how a butler fit for the Phantomhive household should act. Sebastian also learned how to properly cope with Ciel's spoiled behavior; from time to time, he had to discipline Ciel. He later attended Ciel's coronation as the Earl of Phantomhive, but he did not observe at a close distance because he saw himself as a mere butler, not family. While they were walking, Sebastian asked Ciel if he was happy with how things were. Seeing Ciel's hesitation, he attempted to devour him. He stopped, however, when Ciel suddenly turned around and stated that he was determined to attain his revenge. He commanded Sebastian to be his sword and shield and bring him victory. Sebastian complied, as he was sure that the added pain that would come with the road to Ciel's revenge would make his soul "extremely delicious."

In 1885, Sebastian was summoned to Ciel's room. Ciel complained of a wobbly tooth that was preventing him from eating his food properly. After examining it, Sebastian decided to forcibly take it out, much to Ciel's chagrin. Ciel attempted to protest against the idea, but Sebastian proceeded regardless, under the impression that he was doing his young master a favor. After the tooth removal, Ciel threw an angry fit at Sebastian. Ever since, he has been unwilling to allow Sebastian to check for cavities in his teeth when they start to wobble.

Sebastian endeavored to recruit servants for Ciel. He approached Baldroy, a soldier fighting in a war in America, in a cave

Crow/Raven Demon

Black Butler
Mr. Michaelis
Black
Sebas-chan
Bassy
Sebby
Crow
Devil
Demon

Male

He/Him

Second-String Member of the Noah's Ark Circus
Dormitory Warden of Sapphire Owl at Weston College

Phantomhive Manor
Phantomhive townhouse, London
The Campania (briefly)
Weston College (former)

Alive

Interference with His Duties, Disloyalty and Betrayal, Inefficiency and Failures, Weakness and Vulnerability, Injustice and Cruelty, Unnecessary Noise and Distractions, Foul Language and Cursing in the manor, Dogs, Shinigamis, Pastal colors, Bright Colors

Cats, Order and Precision, Tea and Culinary Arts, Loyalty and Obedience, Music and the Arts, Gardening and Nature, Fine Cuisine and Dining Etiquette, Reading and Literature, mocking and teasing Ciel.

In the first season, Sebastian briefly remarks that he met an ancient Egyptian mummy when it was alive, identified as Smenkhkare who reigned about three thousand years ago. He also claims to be responsible for the spread of the Black Death that occurred five hundred years prior. So he must be around 3500 years old.

(To Ciel Phantomhive) "Yes, My Lord."
(To Ciel Phantomhive) "It seems your talent for dancing is non-existent. It must be crushing, young master."[532]
"I am the butler of the Phantomhive family. It goes without saying that I can manage something like this."[533]
"I am one hell of a butler. So long as the young master possesses the 'mark of the covenant' . . . I am his faithful dog. A 'sacrifice' . . . a 'wish' . . . and a 'covenant' bind me to my master.[534]
"Young master. Forgive me. As butler of the Phantomhive family, this is an unpardonable disgrace . . . I do not know how I should atone for this . . . I have been unable to prepare dinner this evening."[535]
"A butler begins his day early. He is the last to finish his work late at night, and the first to begin work in the morning. Such is the duty of a butler who manages the household."[536]
(Referring to Mey-Rin) "Why, this imbec—that is to say, housemaid. It would seem the problem no longer lies in her eyesight. Why does she fail to realize that there is something clearly wrong with her own brain and not the instructions? Word has it that the public adores silly maids. But I do not think I will ever understand it, and I have no intention of even trying to do so. I myself would like to wring her neck."[537]
(Referring to Baldroy) "Why this imbec—rather chef. You should talk about cooking after you have actually cooked something. I believe eighty percent of what you have managed to cook has been charcoal. The other twenty percent was hazardous waste. Save your art for your hairstyle, and cook something edible . . . otherwise . . . I wish for you to become charcoal yourself."[538]
(Referring to Finnian) "Why this imbec—this imbecile! How can a gardener be so clumsy? Though the saying goes, 'an idiot and a pair of scissors can both be of use,' giving this useless idiot a pair of scissors is trouble in itself. He refers to something that happened two or three days ago as being 'a while back.' The way his brain can easily cast aside a blunder of that degree . . . I have surpassed anger, and I am, in fact rather impressed."[539]
(About Finnian) "I have lived for quite some time, but this is my first encounter with a being from outer space. How does he expect me to respond to his beaming smile?"[539]
"I have had enough. In times like these, yes . . . I want to see her. A supple body, flowing black hair. I must hurry . . . to the place where she awaits me . . . to her. I find cats most agreeable. They only say (do) that which is necessary. They are quite adorable. They do not exist in my world. Pets do exist over there, but . . . they leave much to be desired."[540]
"I, your 'chessman,' am your 'might,' your 'hands' and 'feet' . . . you alone will decide . . . you yourself will choose . . . and for that, I shall become your 'might.' You said as much . . . 'that day.' I am merely a 'butler.' I will not cross that line. I only faithfully execute what the master orders, and answer what the master asks me. By your order . . . I, your 'chessman' . . . shall become your 'sword.' Now then . . . let us move into check, Master."[541]
(To Grelle Sutcliff) "From the time . . . my master called me 'Sebastian' . . . that word became my covenant and christened me anew. I have been 'Sebastian' since that day. I vowed as much to the moon, you see?"[542]
(While stepping on Grelle Sutcliff's face) "I do not enjoy being stepped on . . . but being the one doing the stepping is another story altogether."[543]
"Humans are easily tempted. When they are poised on the edge of hellish despair . . . and a spider's thread of salvation presents itself, they will invariably grasp it . . . no matter the manner of human."[544]
(To Francis Midford, about Ciel Phantomhive) "The young master has an inordinate talent for games. Consequently, he seems to over-confidently believe that he 'cannot lose.' But at times, it will be necessary for him . . . to carry himself with humility while striving for his goal. Otherwise, he will eventually trip up . . . as the place for which young master aims is not an easy one to reach. Perhaps it is not my place to say this, but . . . I would like you to be an exemplar for my master, Marchioness."[545]
(To the other Phantomhive servants) "Why do you three not kowtow and beg Mister Agni for the dirt under his nails? Your lives might gain a little value that way." [546]
(To Ciel Phantomhive) "—Oh? What a tiny master this. You have summoned me. That fact will not change for all eternity . . . and the sacrifice that has been made will never return. Make your choice."[547]
(To Agni) "England or India, it makes no difference. No matter where or from what era, they are all alike . . . those beings called humans."[548]
(To Agni) "Did you say . . . friends? This is my first time hearing that from someone."[549]
(To William T. Spears) "I grew weary of indiscriminately devouring souls long ago. The more ravenous I am . . . the more delicious the dinner."[28]
(To William T. Spears) "My goodness. That must be quite a chore to handle alone. Still, a large number of souls . . . shall I lend you a hand?"[550]
(To Ciel Phantomhive) "As long as there is the contract, I will protect your life. However, if you make a mistake of your own accord, you will possibly suffer a painful experience while alive. You already know that, don't you? Any game becomes boring when it lacks thrills."[551]
(To Beast) "Why not forget just for the tonight? Drown in pleasure . . . and breathe sweet poison deep into your lungs."[552]
(To Ciel Phantomhive) "You are different from demons who are revolting and possess complex evil intent. Telling lies . . . desperately struggling, kicking down other people. Stealing the stolen, while repeating your reasons over and over. And even so, you aim for the horizon over the hills. That's why humans are interesting."[553]
(To Elizabeth Midford, about Grelle Sutcliff) "He's just a pervert. I'm afraid it might be contagious, so please step back and stay away from him."[554]
(To Ronald Knox) "Young’uns these days are really so feeble. Isn't it kind of old-fashioned to just rely on your Death Scythe?"[555]
"How interesting... Humans will drag others down in order to get what they want even in death. What truly insatiable creatures!"[556]
(To Ciel Phantomhive) "Society has monsters lurking that are far nastier than a demon like me."[557]
(Referring to Ciel Phantomhive) "He turns his back towards the light without hesitation. That figure that charges into the abyss at a dignified pace. How beautiful and foolish."[558]
(To Undertaker) "That's where we differ. Exactly because 'death' is such a hopeless and definite 'end' . . . it is beautiful."[559]

"If it's your wish I will follow you everywhere. Even if your throne crumbles and your shiny crown turns to rust. Beside you as you lie, softly down, I will be. Until I hear the words, 'checkmate'."[566]
(To Ciel Phantomhive) "For a king to survive it's good for him to be able to skillfully manipulate the other pieces using both the knight and the queen. Beneath the throne the bodies of your pieces will pile up along with your sins. You must not lose."[566]
(To Claude Faustus) "Demons have eternal life. We've grown weary of living so long . . . far too long. My young master's presence lends spice to the world we're glutted on."

Ciel Phantomhive
Finnian
Baldroy
Mey-Rin
Pluto
Madam Red (formerly)
Grell (formerly)

The grim reapers
Baron Kelvin
Drossel Kein
Pluto (formerly)
Alois Trancy
Hannah Anafeloz
Claude Faustus

Protect Ciel Phantomhive (formerly).
Consume Ciel Phantomhive’s soul (failed Non canon anime version only and In the Manga/new anime adaption still ongoing).
Kill Claude Faustus (succeeded).

Playing with cats.
Serving tea.
Cooking.

Wish One: Never betray him.
Wish Two: Obey his orders.
Wish Three: Never lie.

"Put an end to Jack the Ripper"
"Don't kill [Madame Red]."
"Bring me victory"
"Win the curry competition"
Anime only: "Give him the full "Phantomhive treatment".
Anime only: "Our contact has been fulfilled. Get up here and devour my soul; until you do, you're still my butler."

In the Victorian era, butlers were called by their last name.
So, Sebastian should technically be called Michaelis by Ciel and Mr. Michaelis by the other servants.

5:50 A.M. - Getting up, getting dressed
6:00 A.M. - Preparing the master's breakfast, ironing the newspapers, instructing the staff
8:30 A.M. - Waking up the master with "Early Morning Tea," assisting with the morning toilet, serving breakfast
9:30 A.M. - The master's breakfast
10:30 A.M. - Start of the master's daily plan (work, learning, etc.), polishing the silverware, beginning lunch preparations
12:30 A.M. - The master's lunch
2:00 P.M. - Preparations for the afternoon tea
3:30 P.M. - The master's afternoon tea
6:00 P.M. - Preparations for dinner
8:00 P.M. - The master's dinner
9:00 P.M. - Cleaning up the dinner leftovers, polishing the silverware
10:00 P.M. - The master's evening toilette (bathing, getting changed)
11:00 P.M. - Putting him to bed
0:00 P.M. - Locking the rooms, extinguishing the chimney fire, etc., preparations for breakfast
2:00 A.M. - End of work

Sebastian often visited Schönbrunn Palace in the past and, thus, knows how to dance the Viennese waltz.
Sebastian views humans as grasshoppers.
A running gag in the anime and manga is Sebastian pulling out simple silverware from his coat and using it to completely beat an enemy into submission.
Another running gag is for Sebastian to ignore Ciel anytime he sees a cat.
While being "tortured", Sebastian confesses that he is the one who spread the Black Plague.
The meaning behind having the contract on his left hand is that the left hand was believed to be the hand of sin. It is implied that he is generally left-handed as he can be seen dueling with a sword in his left hand and when he writes, he also uses his left hand.
The anime implies Sebastian's contract can be broken if Ciel loses his desire for revenge; Ciel noticed the contract mark in his eye was fading after having a dream convincing him to let go of his hatred.
In the anime, he seduced Mathilda Simmons, while in the manga, he seduced Beast. *In both times he was able to gather information from the women.
It is known that Sebastian does not sleep, except as a luxury, and frequently does tasks for Ciel at night.

Sebastian can only eat Ciel's soul when his revenge is carried out. If Ciel dies without getting his revenge, Sebastian cannot eat his soul as he didn't fulfill his part of the contract; it's unknown if Sebastian would be obligated to fulfill the contract.

calm, composed, and sophisticated demeanor. His voice is often smooth, elegant, and polite, reflecting his role as a butler and a demon. Sebastian's tone is usually devoid of strong emotions, presenting a sense of detachment and professionalism even in intense or challenging situations.

elegant, strategic, cat-obsessed, sadistic

Sebastian Michaelis begins his day by waking his master, Ciel Phantomhive, and outlining the day's schedule. He then readies for the evening’s special guest, Chlaus, handling a near-catastrophe caused by the bumbling servants with his swift reflexes and quick thinking. The next day, Elizabeth Midford arrives, and Sebastian helps fulfill her wish for a ball by teaching Ciel to dance. After Elizabeth accidentally breaks Ciel's heirloom ring, Sebastian meticulously repairs it and returns it that evening. A few days later, Ciel is kidnapped by Azzurro Vanel of the Ferro family, who threatens Ciel's servants if he does not divulge crucial information. When snipers miss hitting Sebastian, he detects their presence, intercepts them, and eliminates them by causing them to fall off a cliff. Sebastian then calls Azzurro, promising to retrieve Ciel. At Azzurro's hideout, he skillfully overcomes most of the defenses with silverware as weapons and reaches Ciel, only to be shot multiple times by hidden gunmen. Undeterred, Sebastian spits out the bullets and defeats all of Ciel’s captors, rejecting Azzurro's offer to leave Ciel in exchange for women and money, and returns Ciel home. Later, Sebastian resumes his butler duties, assigning tasks to the other servants and preparing breakfast and tea for Ciel. He is instructed to accommodate children from Lord Barton’s orphanage, and while preparing, he is frequently interrupted by the other servants’ mistakes. After calming himself with a brief visit to a cat, he bakes elaborate treats, but discovers his detailed chocolate earl model is missing a head. Assuming Tanaka is responsible, he instructs the servants to find him while delivering Ciel’s afternoon tea, only to find a sleeping Ciel with the stolen chocolate head, prompting Sebastian to reflect that being a butler is not so bad, despite Ciel’s sneaky snacking.

During the social season, Sebastian Michaelis delivers numerous letters to his master, Ciel Phantomhive. When Ciel receives a letter from Queen Victoria, they head to London. There, they find Angelina Dalles, her butler Grell Sutcliff, and family friend Lau looting the Phantomhive townhouse for tea. As Sebastian prepares some, they investigate a series of murders by an unidentified serial killer known as Jack the Ripper. Meeting the Undertaker, they deduce that the killer must have anatomical knowledge, narrowing their suspects to Aleister Chamber, the Viscount of Druitt. Disguised, Ciel and Sebastian attend Aleister’s party, where Sebastian creates a diversion as a magician, allowing Ciel to investigate. Ciel is drugged and taken to a hidden room where Aleister begins auctioning him off. Sebastian rescues Ciel and Aleister is arrested, but another murder suggests the real killer is still at large. Sebastian and Ciel identify the next likely victim and wait outside her home, only to find Grell standing over the body after the woman is killed. Grell and Angelina admit to being Jack the Ripper. Sebastian confronts Grell in her Grim Reaper form, and although her modified Death Scythe injures him, he overpowers her. Angelina attempts to kill Ciel, but Sebastian, momentarily returning to his demon form, hesitates when Ciel orders him to stop due to Angelina's reluctance. Grell kills Angelina for not killing Ciel, prompting Ciel to order Sebastian to eliminate Grell. Sebastian tries to kill Grell with her own Death Scythe, but William T. Spears intervenes, stopping him. Sebastian apologizes for his failure, but Ciel dismisses him.

After the murders ceased, London faces a new issue: British citizens returning from India are found stripped and hanging upside-down outside Indian pubs with letters claiming England will soon face divine retribution. Ciel, Sebastian, and Lau investigate and are attacked by locals in a poor district. Soma Asman Kadar and his servant Agni come to their aid, revealing they’re searching for Mina, Soma’s missing servant. They stay at Ciel’s manor, where Sebastian finds Agni’s combat skills impressive. One night, Agni leaves, and the group follows him to Lord Harold West Jeb’s home, discovering Agni is working for West and knows Mina's location. Soma confronts Agni, who, under West’s orders, attacks Soma. Sebastian intervenes in disguise to save Soma. Back at the manor, Soma’s tantrums lead to the destruction of a cherished tea set, prompting Ciel to decide that Soma needs to learn manners. Sebastian criticizes Soma’s entitlement, but Ciel tells Soma he must stand firm for his revenge. Ciel and Sebastian discuss West’s motive, speculating he aims to win the curry competition for a Royal Warrant by intimidating competitors. Ciel decides to compete and orders Sebastian to make a superior curry. Soma helps taste-test while Sebastian replicates Agni’s recipe. Ciel demands Sebastian to ensure victory, and Sebastian adds Funtom chocolate to enhance the curry. At the competition, Agni praises the chocolate but insists he won’t lose. Soma criticizes Sebastian’s cooking, claiming it’s flawed. The judges initially favor Agni, but are divided after tasting Sebastian’s curry, declaring a tie due to its unique flavor. Queen Victoria then declares Sebastian the winner for appealing to all ages. Agni and Soma reconcile, with Agni expressing gratitude and calling Sebastian a good friend, surprising him as it's the first time someone has said that to him.

Sebastian and Ciel are dispatched by Queen Victoria to investigate the disappearances of children linked to the Noah's Ark Circus. At the circus, Sebastian is invited onstage but becomes engrossed with Betty the Tiger, who bites him, causing chaos. Joker later escorts Sebastian to Doctor, where he notes many performers have prosthetic limbs, and inspects Beast's leg. Beast accuses him of perversion, leading Dagger to attack Sebastian. Impressed by Sebastian’s evasive skills, Joker invites him to join the circus. Sebastian agrees and brings Ciel, who passes the entrance test with his help. Joker tours them around, marking the off-limits tents reserved for first-string members. Sebastian suspects the missing children might be in these restricted areas and decides to investigate. They are assigned stage names, with Sebastian becoming Black (ブラック, Burakku). While practicing, they find William T. Spears, the Grim Reaper, also in disguise as Suit. Despite agreeing to avoid interference, William complicates things by being Sebastian’s roommate and blocking his investigation due to issues with Sebastian’s soul-consuming nature. During a performance, Sebastian and Ciel infiltrate the first-string tents after Sebastian neutralizes the snakes guarding them. When Wendy is injured, Sebastian stands in for her, with William substituting for Peter. Ciel continues his investigation, and Sebastian releases the snakes before returning to assist him. Ciel collapses from an asthma attack, forcing Sebastian to act quickly. When the first-string members discover the intrusion, Joker consults "Father," allowing Sebastian to seduce Beast and extract Father’s name. The next morning, Ciel is too ill to continue, and despite Ciel's protests, Sebastian prioritizes his health over immediate action against Baron Kelvin, following Agni’s advice on butler duties.

Upon arriving at the manor, Ciel and Sebastian find that Joker and Baron Kelvin anticipated their arrival and prepared dinner. Sebastian tests the wine for poison, but Ciel declines to eat. Baron Kelvin forces Joker to stage an impromptu circus act with kidnapped children, resulting in the deaths of two children. Ciel demands Sebastian stop the act and then threatens Baron Kelvin with a gun, insisting he reveal the remaining children's location. They discover the Baron recreated the site of Ciel’s sacrifice, triggering Ciel’s trauma and leading him to shoot Baron Kelvin. As Joker tries to assist his father, Sebastian amputates his hand and orders him to stay away. Doctor arrives, revealing he used the kidnapped children to make prosthetic limbs, and demonstrates their quality by mutilating one child. Ciel has a breakdown, screaming and suffering an asthma attack. Sebastian comforts him, reminding him he is "outside of the cage" and urging him to call his name. Ciel orders Sebastian to kill everyone and burn the manor. After killing Doctor and Kelvin, Sebastian hesitates to burn the house, reminding Ciel their Queen's mission isn’t complete. Ciel yells at him, prompting Sebastian to set the building ablaze using candle flames. Afterward, Sebastian carries Ciel out, encountering Doll, who, upon learning of Joker’s death, attacks them. Sebastian is later seen walking away from the mansion, implied to have killed her. On a train back with Ciel, Sebastian questions Ciel’s decision to visit the Renbourn Workhouse, contrasting it with his actions in slaying the children. Ciel’s belief that the children were better off dead prompts Sebastian to call him arrogant. Upon reaching the workhouse, they find it in ruins and abandoned, suspecting Baron Kelvin allowed Doctor to use the children’s remains for prosthetics. Ciel darkly comments on human nature, and Sebastian cheerfully agrees, finding humans interesting. Back at the manor, Elizabeth expresses a desire for new clothes and a boat ride. Sebastian calls tailor Nina Hopkins, who initially criticizes Ciel’s clothing. When Nina measures Ciel, Sebastian hides Ciel’s slave mark per his request, but Soma and Agni burst in, leading Sebastian to cover Ciel with a curtain. After Ciel is dressed, Sebastian leads them back to the dining hall. Elizabeth, learning of Ciel’s recent illness, asks why he keeps secrets, and Sebastian notes that Ciel seems more relaxed lately, thanks to everyone’s presence.

Sebastian introduces Snake as the new footman, despite Baldroy’s concerns about Snake’s shady appearance. Lau arrives, surprised Sebastian is alive, and discusses Karnstein Hospital, hinting at illegal human experiments. Ciel orders Sebastian to investigate. Disguised as a doctor, Sebastian reports that the hospital is part of the Aurora Society, a secret group conducting illegal experiments. The next meeting is on the luxury ship Campania, where Ciel and Sebastian board with Snake. At the banquet, a commotion arises, and Sebastian diverts attention by creating a wine glass pyramid. The Aurora Society's meeting involves a "revived" corpse attacking guests. Ronald Knox, a Grim Reaper, kills it, revealing that the corpses are Bizarre Dolls created by Undertaker, who added to their Cinematic Record to make them believe they haven’t died. A battle ensues between Undertaker, Grelle, Ronald, and Sebastian. Sebastian rescues Ciel from Undertaker, enduring severe injuries. The ship begins to sink, and Sebastian throws Ciel into the ocean to save him, fighting off Bizarre Dolls in the process. Severely weakened, Sebastian eventually makes it to a lifeboat with Ciel. Back at the manor, Ciel recovers and Elizabeth organizes an Easter Egg Hunt. Sebastian partners with Ciel, ensuring his victory in the game, which results in Ciel winning the prize and presenting it to Elizabeth.

Queen Victoria informs Ciel that students at Weston College, including her cousin Derrick Arden, are refusing to return home. Ciel decides to infiltrate the school himself and enrolls, with Sebastian finding his own way in. Sebastian, disguised as dorm supervisor Michaelis, rescues Ciel from hazing. Sebastian confirms Derrick's transfer to Purple House and starts investigating Maurice Cole, a suspect in the case. Ciel orders Sebastian to gather information on Maurice, leading to an encounter with Joanne Harcourt and a plan involving Prince Soma. Sebastian retrieves flower cards used by Maurice and later observes Ciel’s confrontation with Maurice, who is revealed to be involved in the mystery. During the Inter-Dormitory Cricket Tournament, Ciel’s team wins with Sebastian’s help, including feeding Team Red laxative-filled pies. The victory parade ends in disaster, with Ciel and his team falling into the river. At a Midnight Tea Party, Ciel discovers Derrick is a Bizarre Doll and orders Sebastian to capture him. Undertaker reveals himself and, with Agares, a Bizarre Doll, challenges Sebastian. Ciel orders Sebastian to protect him, leading to a showdown with Undertaker and the Dolls. After the incident, Ciel and Sebastian return home, with Ciel deciding not to revisit Weston College. They continue their work in London, with Ciel buying a historical novel and investigating Undertaker’s ties to the Phantomhives. Sebastian rescues Irene Diaz, who becomes a spokesperson for Funtom’s new ladies' products. Ciel realizes the value of celebrity endorsements, and life returns to normal at Phantomhive Manor.

A week ago, Ciel received a letter from Queen Victoria, asking him to investigate mysterious deaths in Germany. Although Ciel is frustrated by the language barrier and the task's scope, he and Sebastian travel to Germany. Sebastian prepares tickets and Ciel heads to Germany, where he struggles with the East Franconian dialect. They decide to visit the Werewolves' Forest after an inconclusive inquiry. Ciel notices his compass malfunctioning, and Sebastian mocks the curse theory, contrasting with his own experiences with supernatural beings.

In the forest, they are surrounded by angry villagers and meet Sieglinde Sullivan, who introduces herself as the Lord of the village Wolfsschlucht. She invites them to Emerald Castle. Ciel, misunderstanding Sieglinde’s German comments, is reassured by Sebastian. At the manor, Sebastian prepares a meal and later discovers Sieglinde eavesdropping. She reveals her ancestor was the Emerald Witch and requests stories of the outside world. As she falls asleep, Sebastian and Ciel plan a secret investigation.

They discover the forest's curse affects them, with Sebastian later experiencing unexpected tears and bleeding. Sieglinde conducts a ritual to help Ciel and Sebastian. Upon waking, Ciel reacts strangely, avoiding pain and expressing a desire to go home. Sebastian learns the curse stems from a chemical weapon disguised as a werewolf miasma. They uncover the deception in the underground chamber and rescue Sieglinde.

Sebastian and Ciel destroy the enemy's Panzer and rescue Wolfram. They return to England, where Sieglinde is prepared for her meeting with the Queen. Amidst various adventures and misunderstandings, Ciel acknowledges his team's support and resolves to face future challenges, with Sebastian by his side.

United Kingdom/England London, in the 1800's. Currently 1888 since Ciel is 13.

Phantomhive Manor is located beyond a mist-covered forest on the outskirts of London. Ruins margin the area. Vast expanses of land and vegetation surround the manor, or main house of the estate. The Manor is also large with only a few servants.

He calls him that because of "Never lie." wish. Sebastian knows "Ciel" isn't his master's real name but doesn't say anything about it and goes along with it. He doesn't know Ciel's actual name.

If Sebastian does something he doesn't like, he will slap Sebastian in the face. He also mocks Sebastian but Sebastian mocks him back.

A storm appears later that evening, and Sebastian Michaelis arrives disguised as a traveler. Alois greets him seductively and tells Claude to allow the strange man to stay with them. Alois makes several attempts to find out what Sebastian is hiding in his suitcase, and Sebastian promises him to once Alois leads the way to where the soul of Ciel Phantomhive is kept. Soon, Alois discovers that Sebastian has been hiding Ciel Phantomhive in his suitcase. Wanting Ciel, he orders Claude to take him, but neither he nor Claude is able to catch up to Sebastian when he flees the manor. Afterwards, Alois holds a costume ball to persuade Ciel, Sebastian, and the Phantomhive household to come to Trancy Manor. He lets his butler talk with Sebastian but tells him to settle the matter in ten minutes. However, Claude later returns with Sebastian alive and Alois opts to punish Claude but the latter refuses. Soon after, Alois angers Ciel by dancing with Elizabeth Midford. He vows to "have" Ciel, while Ciel vows to kill him. Consequently, he duels with Ciel. He corners Ciel at first, but as the butlers arrive, he gets stabbed in his stomach and bleeds profusely. Alois is mocked by Ciel, who believes that Alois killed Ciel's parents. Alois tries to explain, telling Ciel that they are both the same as they are being deceived by a demon. He begs and cries as he holds onto Ciel's leg. Ciel is about to strike him dead when Claude finally stops him. In separating them, Claude inadvertently tastes Ciel's blood and nearly swoons in ecstasy. He is too focused on the taste of Ciel's blood to help the wounded Alois, who vomits a gush of blood before passing out. Alois then creates a maze in which Sebastian and Claude are asked questions in order to get to Ciel's body. Claude has an advantage because of his knowledge of Alois. Ciel's soul briefly breaks through and orders Sebastian to remain his butler until he has consumed his soul entirely, but Alois once again takes control of Ciel's body.

A Bizarre Doll is a carnivorous being who preys after the souls of humans. It is an erroneous experiment of the Aurora Society's medicine, and is meant to be resuscitated back to life instead of becoming a soulless, moving corpse. The rightful creator of the Bizarre Dolls is the Undertaker and, in order to resuscitate them, he adds fake records to their Cinematic Records. - Later, the Bizarre Dolls are advanced: When they die, humans do not only recall their pasts, they also carve and mourn the futures they could have had. Undertaker has found a method to extract those episodes of longing and desire and attach them, instead of the fake records, to people's Cinematic Records. By doing so, the resulting Bizarre Doll will be "infinitely approaching a living human" as they run on their own "future forecast." However, the current success rate is rather low as it is dependent on the quantity and quality of the extracted episodes. The Bizarre Dolls created with this new method are often indistinguishable from humans as they retain their consciousness, senses, and ability to speak; they are also not driven by the instinct to obtain a soul anymore. These Bizarre Dolls are able to fool demons as well, though they might feel a slight sense of discomfort in their presence. However, even the evolved Bizarre Dolls cannot maintain their biological functions, i.a. their circulatory systems, as they are still nothing but reanimated corpses. They, thus, need regular blood transfusions to make them function. If Undertaker were to fix this problem though, Bizarre Dolls would be "practically the same as living, breathing humans." This potential development would cause the definition of "souls" to crumble in this world. As noted by Sebastian Michaelis, a body of a Bizarre Doll is considerably softer than a regular human being.

In the bustling heart of London, amidst the everyday clamor, a serendipitous encounter unfolds. On an overcast afternoon, Ciel Phantomhive embarks on a routine walk through the city, his thoughts occupied with a recent news from the queen. A series of mysterious disappearances in London had called for his expertise, leading him to investigate the streets and alleys in search of clues. As he traverses a particularly busy street lined with shops and horse-drawn carriages, his path unexpectedly crosses with Clover Vanderbilt’s. The two had not seen each other in years. Clover, with his striking appearance and aura of determination, spots Ciel and approaches him with a mixture of excitement. Later, Their reunion takes them to a secluded park in the city's outskirts, a stark contrast to the earlier hustle. Here, the atmosphere is serene, with the soft rustling of leaves and distant chirping of birds providing a stark backdrop to their tense conversation. Clover, with his ever-present determination, shadows Ciel closely, despite Ciel's frequent attempts to dissuade him. The park, though tranquil, serves as a temporary respite from the dangers that lurk beyond. Later, in the park where they had once found solace, the scene shifts to a quieter, more poignant moment. He shares a touching sentiment with Ciel. He observes a blue butterfly gently landing on a yellow flower, a delicate symbol of the connection he feels. The butterfly's landing on the flower symbolizes the enduring connection between Clover and Ciel. "You know, Ciel! Sometimes we are like a butterfly and flower, the butterfly always lands to the flower even in the toughest situations, but sometimes the butterfly can't see its way to the flower, and hopefully that flower never wilts away when that butterfly is finally back to it, hopefully when the butterfly grows stronger wings the butterfly and flower would meet again. But if the butterfly loses its wings, the flower and butterfly will never be the same again." Ciel just stared at Clover in silence, taking in the words said to him. As the butterfly flies away from the flower, Clover says there is no happily ever after for this story. And The flower's demise will happen after the innocents blood rains on flower, making the butterfly fight for it's and the flower's life, but after 3 minutes, the flower will be dead. Later, Clover, having heard of the queen's task through his own channels, insists on joining Ciel in the investigation. Ciel, initially resistant, is frustrated by Clover's persistence. After a heated exchange, Clover’s earnest pleas and stubbornness wear down Ciel’s resistance, forcing him to reluctantly agree to let Clover accompany him. This decision, though begrudging, sets the stage for the ensuing tragedy. Their investigation continues to an abandoned warehouse on the edge of the city, where they uncover a disturbing scene. The place is a hideout for a dangerous faction involved in the recent disappearances. As they delve deeper, the situation escalates rapidly. An ambush ensues, and in the chaos, Sebastian, Silas, and Ciel fight back as Clover watched, they've dodged some bullets, but as a bullet came closer to Ciel, almost hitting him, Clover pushed Ciel. In a tragic twist, Clover is struck by a bullet during the skirmish, falling to the ground with a haunting grace. Ciel, seeing Clover's fall, is consumed by an overwhelming fury and sorrow. The scene is a heart-wrenching contrast of violence and vulnerability, with the echoes of the earlier confrontation ringing in the stillness. Silas, Sebastian, and Ciel ran to Clover, finding Clover still breathing. Ciel tries to stop he bleeding but found out that the wound was where his heart was. Ciel cried telling Clover to not leave him, Clover, saying to Ciel that he will be fine. After 3 minutes passed, Clover died. Ciel grappling with intense anger and grief over Clover’s sacrifice. The memory of Clover’s final words and the sight of the butterfly and flower linger in his mind, serving as a bittersweet reminder of their intertwined fates. He swears that the people who took his only best friend away from him will pay, and everyone shall know his name and who he is. He goes outside while it was raining and shouter; I, Earl Ciel Phantomhive, will get revenge on the ones who killed Clover. After a month goes passed, Ciel who had already found out what happened to the missing people, being used as materials for a business. Fran L Espeno pled desperately to not destroy his business, but Ciel hesitantly said to Sebastian "burn it down." Killing everyone in the building. Eventually betraying Ciel and almost leaving him to die. And Ciel's revenge for his betrayal grew each day...