The Tsukihime series, a staple of the visual novel and anime world, has been captivating audiences for decades with its intricate storytelling, memorable characters, and exploration of themes that resonate deeply with human experience. Among its various adaptations and routes, stands out as a significant and poignant chapter in the Tsukihime saga. This narrative thread, rich with emotional depth and supernatural mystery, offers a unique perspective on the series' overarching lore and character development.
Years later, Shiki returns to the wealthy Tohno household after the death of his estranged father. He reunites with his younger sister, Akiha, and the maid twins, Hisui and Kohaku. However, a strange condition called "anemia" causes him to black out frequently. Tsukihime A piece of blue glass moon
This remake focuses on two primary story branches, often referred to as the "Near Side" routes: 1. Moon Princess (Arcueid Route) The Tsukihime series, a staple of the visual
Arcueid tilted her head, curious rather than afraid. “Do you?” Years later, Shiki returns to the wealthy Tohno
If you played the 2000 version, Blue Glass Moon will feel both familiar and alien. Here are key changes:
Originally a hidden route in the 2000 release, Ciel’s path has been elevated to a full, sprawling epic in the remake. Ciel, a upperclassman at Shiki’s school, is secretly a member of the Church’s elite executioners, hunting Roa—the same vampire Arcueid seeks. In the original game, Ciel’s route felt like a variant of Arcueid’s. In Blue Glass Moon , it is almost twice as long, featuring entirely new antagonists and a shocking deep dive into the internal politics of the Holy Church. This route is often praised by fans as the definitive improvement of the remake.
: The "Far Side" routes (Akiha, Hisui, Kohaku, and a new Satsuki route) are planned for a sequel titled Tsukihime -The other side of red garden- Gameplay & Presentation TYPE MOON Review: Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon