Shingetsutan Tsukihime Series, Visual Novel
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Shiki Tohno was severely injured in a large accident in his childhood.
After miraculously surviving the event, he was sent away from the family to recuperate. As a result of the injury, he is
now able to see "life lines" on objects and people which, when cut, will destroy them.
After years away
from home, Shiki moves back following the death of the head of the Tohno family. While walking home from school, he
meets a beautiful woman whom he is inexplicably drawn to kill. At firs he thinks her murder was all just a nightmare -
until she reappears in front of him.
It turns out the woman is Arcueid Brunestud, and a vampire princess! She promptly recruits Shiki afterwards to help
fight Roa, the antagonist vampire currently on a killing spree.
Shingetsutan Tsukihime Wallpapers
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Carnival Phantasm Wallpaper by GlassDemon
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Crossovers Wallpaper by Tannhauser
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Kara no Kyokai Wallpaper by crapmonster
Shingetsutan Tsukihime Scans
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This is a Review of Tsukihime
Is it wrong to shed manly tears over such a beautiful game?
I believe not , Tsukihime is like a roller-coaster ride , tossing you into tears , fear , anguish and pain.
In deep contrast to it's spin-off , Fate/Stay Night - Tsukihime is no where near the levels of epic in terms of
plotline standards.
But it does bear one thing which Fate/Stay Night never had - a deep , saddening beauty which enshrouds itself - no , a
strange , soft happiness but also a deep sadness which grips firmly upon it's plotline.
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Member Opinions
Yes! it's fantastic a remake of the visual novel is coming out this summer and certainly it's great to see Tsukihime get the much needed love it deserves! The opening ufotable did featuring ReoNa's song is beautifully made and the updated character designs are gorgeous. The new voices for the characters are excellent choices.
I really hope that an anime for Tsukihime will be given the green light some time after the release of the VN remake and
have the anime come by next year.
Not really a bad anime if you don't know the novel, but not very good, 'cause people thing it's a bad story, but it's not true...
This anime is to short, don't move enought, and not really easy to understand.
The novel is really better !
Saw until the part where Arcueid goes to Shiki's school, and stop. No, it's not because it's no good, but
I don't get the chance to watch the next episode. XD I didn't have enough of the anime to make me write a full
comment about it.
I love the Ending theme, 'Rinne no hate...' something?
Don't know when I had the chance to finish it up, I'm currently refreshing my 'anime watchlist'
inside my head. XD
very cool story about a guy who can see mistereus lines in and on everything these lines have a strange property as he finds out by cutting one of them plus theres a very cool adventure ^-^
i dont want to spoile this series on you hehe XD its a very good anime and ide reccamend it to anyone its worth watching and buying i hope you enjoy it
?"Shingetsutan Tsukihime", in spite of a slowly developed story it wasn't bad at all.then again it wasn't so good either.the concept of "seeing the lines of death" was quite awesome & the revolving relationship between Shiki & Arcuid was nice too.the ending is very similar 2 Fate/Stay Night (comparatively Fate/Stay Night is better),may b bcoz they r both 4m the same production,Type-Moon.overall,not a complete waste of time & was worth watching.
interesting perspective of vampire. characters' relationships complex but story layout allows us to explore their complexity through the eyes of our main male lead. seiyuu strong performance. felt however, more characters could be developed in the span of anime.
Watched the anime - it had potential and the art style was more appealing than the manga's in my opinion. I liked the concept with the 'eyes that can see the lines to cut and destroy' and the terror of vampires and the like. But it got a little confusing.. This was one of my first few anime though; maybe I should rewatch the last episode at least and re-review...
Fantasy/Drama. A certain boy is hospitalized and sees lines of death. He then meets a vampire and takes place then. Anime is horrible compared to the visual novel. Melty blood and Kagetsu Touya are sequals, play Melty Blood game.
Overall I believe it was a solid anime, though there really wasn't anything that really made it stand out. The animation wasn't necessarily "amazing" but it was good, the story had a few new spins on some familiar topics, but overall it was good. I won't say "o my this is amazing", but I will say it was worth watching. ^^