Kuroshitsuji II OVA

Ciel follows Sebastian into a dimensional portal leading to surreal encounters with the Phantomhive staff.

At the Phantomhive manor, Ciel spots Sebastian with rabbit ears and chases him through a floor hole into a dimension of floating doors. After a locked door, he meets Elizabeth and Paula; Elizabeth grows after eating cake, crying tears that form puddles, then shrinks via an elixir. Bardroy, Finnian, Mey-Rin, and Tanaka approach in a boat speaking rhymes. They watch Sebastian walk on water before being washed away by Pluto. Ciel washes ashore, dances with the turtle-shelled Viscount of Druitt, and is launched into the sky. He lands in a palace, meeting Prince Soma, Agni, and Grell. After eating a curry bun from Agni, Ciel expands and destroys the palace. In a forest, he meets lizard-tailed Aberline, who offers hard candy with unknown effects.

The Phantomhive Manor Hosts a Ball for the Lady Visitor

Elizabeth invites the lady to a ball at the Phantomhive estate, where Sebastian provides hospitality and tours the grounds. Visitors including Lau, Ran-Mao, Prince Soma, and Agni appear during the tour. Aberline requests estate patrols due to recent disappearances. The lady’s true mission to kill Sebastian and capture Ciel is revealed, but the Viscount of Druitt kidnaps her using sleeping gas. Ciel orders Sebastian to rescue her. Grell intervenes, slicing the ship’s sail and causing the Viscount to fall into the water while Sebastian catches the lady. Spears later explains a mistaken identity regarding soul reaping. Upon return, the lady attempts to stab a sleeping Ciel, but Sebastian punctures her wrist to stop her. Ciel escorts her to the ball to celebrate her birthday. Sebastian dances with her, stating he will not kill her due to his duties. The lady departs with Elizabeth and Paula, discarding her knife to show her changed heart.

Behind the scenes of Black Butler II featuring Bardroy, Ciel, and Sebastian

Bardroy presents a behind-the-scenes look at the global premiere of Black Butler. Ciel and Sebastian initially lacked interest in the sequel but eventually agreed to participate. Supporting characters are enthusiastic, while antagonists hold different views. The production explains green screen usage during a London street scene with Sebastian and Grell. Angela Blanc and Ashe Landers act as action directors and stunt doubles. In a dramatic moment, Claude destroys the set due to script disappointment, prompting Sebastian to rescue Ciel and fracture his right ankle. Elizabeth documents the daily lives of the cast. The episode includes never-before-seen footage featuring surprising twists and parodies.

Ciel encounters surreal servants and faces judgment in a dreamlike fantasy world.

Shrunken Ciel meets caterpillar-bodied Lau and mushroom-headed Ran-Mao, who use a riddle about suckling to alter his size. Ran-Mao sprouts wings and flies Ciel into a forest, where Grell guides him toward a desert. Ciel reluctantly seeks Sebastian, encountering Undertaker, William T. Spears, and Ronald Knox with animal ears. Grell explains that real life lacks clear answers, using tea and sugar as an example. Four servants invite Ciel to a castle, but Madame Red judges him for past crimes. Accused by acquaintances, Ciel feels guilt over lost memories and flees from an enraged Madame Red. It is revealed that Sebastian was merely telling a bedtime story to Ciel's soulless body.

William and Grell mentor new recruits while recalling their own past exam involving novelist Thomas Wallace.

William T. Spears and Grell guide new grim reaper recruits through an exam required for admission to the dispatch association. The final challenge requires students to find a partner and complete specific tasks to earn their full status. As William observes the nervous candidates, he remembers his own rookie days when he partnered with Grell. They were tasked with evaluating novelist Thomas Wallace within one month to determine if he should die. After revealing their identities, Thomas mistakes them for actors and writes a romance novel featuring a grim reaper. The publication date coincides with his execution. Grell hesitates due to the book's potential success, but Thomas is killed by a carriage. William collects his soul, but Thomas’s resistance causes his cinematic record to flood into William. Grell intervenes to save him, and together they absorb the record, finally becoming full-fledged grim reapers.

Alois Trancy imprisons a butterfly, fearing abandonment by Claude as his room burns.

Alois Trancy captures a butterfly by breaking its wing to prevent escape, instructing Claude to decorate his bedroom with flowers and an insect cage. The narrative unfolds through the perspectives of the servant triplets, Hannah, and Claude. The butterfly eventually dies, prompting Alois to attempt cremation, which inadvertently ignites his room. In a panic, Alois pleads with Claude not to enter, terrified that Claude will burn and abandon him. The episode concludes with Alois dreaming of being trapped in a spiderweb, identifying himself as a wingless butterfly. This sequence highlights his deep-seated fear of loss and isolation, mirroring the cruelty he inflicted on the insect. The visual storytelling emphasizes themes of control, dependency, and the tragic consequences of Alois's actions on both himself and those around him.

His Butler, Encouraging

His Butler, Furious

His Butler, Crossing Paths

His Butler, Mopping Up

His Butler, Much Unknown

His Butler, Calling

His Butler, Submerged