Genre:	Action, Fantasy
Creator:	J.C. Staff
Manga/Anime/Both	Both
Seasons:	1 season, 12 episodes
Other titles:	Moon Princess Tsukihime Lunar Chronicles Tsukihime

Adoogen's Rating

4.5 out of 5 Trigun Kitties

Summary: Tohno Shiki, your average Japanese student has a fatal accident at a young age but miraculously survives. But since that fated day, he sees lines everywhere, which can allow him to easily cut through any object he sees the lines on. The accident forces Shiki to go live with distant relatives, and the series starts off with Shiki as a high school student returning to his family's house. Strange rumors have been floating around about mysterious murders with bite marks on the neck, which some believe to be a modern day vampire. Can Shiki solve the case?! Will he make new friends?! Will he cut any more lines?! FIND OUT!

Explanation for Rating: Adoogen: This series threw me for a loop. By the end of the first episode, I was ready to give it up until Itchy says, "It gets better". I, personally am sick of that line which is common for so many animes. I watched episode two, and it peaked my interest a little more; then I watched episode three, and now I was really liking it. The series is very interesting, there's a point where every new episode reveals something you didn't see coming and it keeps you on your toes. I believe this anime was originally a game. I downloaded the game but had no luck since it was all in Japanese.... but even the side characters are very interesting and the most frustrating thing is that this series is only twelve episodes. All characters are interesting actually, the plot at first is a little stereotypical with the idea of vampires, blah- but it just keeps getting better and better. I highly suggest this series.

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