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This is an Ask Blog for the Noah’s Ark Circus performers; Smile and Black included. NSFW is allowed if the Admin is okay with it. The Ask Box is always open, so don’t be afraid to ask any questions you may have. On top of that, we will also take headcanon and reaction requests. Feel free to ask as many questions as you wish. Don’t be alarmed if the performers don’t respond right away. They have work, but will answer as soon as time allows.
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In celebration ofBlack Butler: Book of Circus coming to Blu-ray and DVD with the new English dub, we’re hosting our own Black Butler Tea Party on April 22—and we’d love for you to join in the fun! Here’s the details (plus a little inspiration):
We’ll be posting pics of our spread of delicious sweets and savories with your Funimation hosts livetweeting while watching the new English dub episodes—and we may have some special guests from the Black Butler Funimation team drop by! Follow along with our festivities at 3PM ET on April 22 with hashtag #BlackButlerTeaParty.
Host your own tea party and invite your friends! Dress up in your Victorian or Black Butler-inspired finest, put on a lovely pot of tea with some delicious delicacies, and make it a watch party with Black Butler’s long-awaited third season. Share your plans and pictures with us with the #BlackButlerTeaParty hashtag, and we’ll reshare our favorites.
Download our printable tea party invitations (clickHEREto download) or share them on your Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and more to invite your friends. Make some places cards for each of your guests to really make it official:
Sebastian, Ciel, and the entire Phantomhive household wrap up their investigation into the missing children of England. The last episode of Black Butler – Book of Circus is available now at FUNimation.com
Sebastian, tries to keep his master in bed who is lost to feverish dreams. More than one character will be undressed by our devilishly handsome butler in this week’s episode of Black Butler – Book of Circus!
Did you know that all of Snake’s favorite serpentine reptiles are named after famous poets and playwrights?
One of his snakes is named after Oscar Wilde who was a famous Irish writer and poet best known for The Picture of Dorian Gray, and The Importance of Being Earnest.
Likewise, we have another snake named after the German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Goethe’s infamous plays about Fausthave been the inspiration for many creative minds for years since. While Goethe’s Faust was inspired by a classic German legend, he helped to cement the story of Faust in a way that one who has made a deal with the devil could be considered to have made a Faustian bargain. That sounds a bit familiar, doesn’t it?
Be sure to catch the latest episodes of Black Butler - Book of Circus on Thursdays at 5:20 EST. To watch now click here.
Did you know that during Victorian times, people commonly referred to London simply as “Town”?
Similar to the modern reference of New York City as “The Big Apple”, the term “Town” had become a popular nick name for London to English citizens throughout the Victorian Era.
The social elite and wealthy would generally have a home in London “Town”, and another home outside of London, which would be their “Country” estate. Today when we think of the word country, when not referring to a nation, we think of more rural landscapes and communities. A “Country” home in this instance could be anywhere else in England including other major cities but not in London “Town” itself.
This reference is something we see occur a lot in British literature, most familiarly found in Jane Austen novels when characters go to London ‘Town’ for the season. The season began when the new session of Parliament was implemented after the Christmas holidays, and concluded in mid-June. Then those who could afford the luxury left London in droves to their ‘Country’ estates to escape both the stifling heat and the rather unpleasant odors that accompanied a summer in London.
Pretty neat, right? Be sure to catch the latest episodes of Black Butler - Book of Circus on Thursdays at 5:20 EST. To watch now click here.
