-Humor-

Though it is meant to be a serious and sad anime, the show does have a few humorous scenes. These mostly revolve around Chairman Kaien's over-motherly attitude towards Yuki or Zero's hate of almost anything on campus. The humor is inserted cleverly between less-serious scenes so the process doesn't seem brutal.

The most memorable humorous scenes that come to mind are the ones present in the first episodes where Yuki and the other school prefects attempt to hold back a sea of overly-hyper girls from the Night Class boys.

-Enjoyability-

Even if the events can seem a bit over the top sometimes, Vampire Knight is an enjoyable anime with an interesting story. It certainly brings a new idea to the table, that being a vampire isn't really that easy or glamorous.

-Enjoyability-
I had to pick up this manga about three times before I truly got hooked, so the start may be a little bumpy if you don't have the patience. But after the first chapter the manga and becomes really easy to read since you start to understand the story that's beyond told. I sometimes found the battles a little boring, but skipping them doesn't usually affect the story unless there is dialogue involved.

-Humor-
Most of the humor is provided by Natsu's reckless behavior or Gray's exhibitionist nature that, though used a lot, never seem to get old. Other characters also join in, and once somebody causes havoc everybody feels the need to abandon their civilized side and have fun, much to the desperation of the Guild Master.

--Homor--

Homor is always present in the first arc, anything from characters falling to getting embarrassed in front of the class is used. Most jokes relate to Hibari's unimaginable and ridiculous amount of strength or Tsuna's clumsiness. Even Gokudera feeling sickly at the sight of his sister is used as a reocurring joke and creatively inserted into the story.

The next arcs use humor in a more dynamic manner as a way to switch from one scene to another or suddenly change the serious tone. Gokudera carelessly bringing out a pack full of food when both Tsuna and he are in serious trouble is an example that comes to mind.

--Enjoyability--

What really peaked my interest in the manga was the large amount of lovable characters, one more silly or mysterious than the other.