Currently playing it now, definitely feel it 😂🤣

And her twin sister is in fact that crazy monster.

Yep & she was the big bad of the show. She wasn't THE ONLY ONE tho. And yes, needless to say both sisters aren't human. In fact, they are originator vampires.

@@justinl8791 Mhm. Yeah, Diva's chevaliers were pretty high-strung. Though Solomon was mostly normal, just couldn't ignore the biological need to breed with Saya. Shame he...BIT THE DUST. ...I'll see my way out.

Saya going crazy in Vietnam and losing her memories, is also established pretty early on in the show, so she's already had her 'turn into a feral monster' moment long before the start of the series, with Karl Fei-Ong--it's how she ended up being adopted by the Miyagusuku family in the first place, and thinking she was human. Having her fight with the matter further is what later encounters with Karl were all about, since he remembered her rampage for her and sought to remind her, after she had gone and completely lost her memory of the event. It would be tricky to write a side story about that without seeming redundant or massively spoiling the anime. The sad thing is, the Chiropterans are all pretty tragic characters, even including those monsters who have completely been robbed of their capacity to look and think humanly. Pretty much all the compatible Chiropteran Chevalier including Haji are conscious of their shapeshifting, monstrous nature, in comparison to their former human existence--they're simply tormented by their newfound natural urges to feed on humans and try and reproduce with the opposing queen (the queens of which are relatively oblivious to their inhuman qualities, having no former human life as a standard for comparison, and being raised among humans, to think that they are)--what makes the Chiropterans really, truly terrible is the humans of Cinq Flèches that 'use' the Chiropterans ant-like qualities for militaristic interests, (despite the fact that Chiropteran chevaliers can still think and lead human lives, and protest their whole situation)--even going so far as to put Chiropteran blood in food and vitamin supplements for public consumption, to experiment on the hapless populace and forcibly turn them into yet more monsters to be caged and put down. The whole series has kind of a Species-meets-Resident Evil vibe going for it, with the added layer of the protagonist having to live with finding out that she is an experimental monster who might one day revert to her true nature, despite her prior investment in loving human life.

Diva never had the chance to experience life like Saya did. She’s not a monster, misunderstood

Cel-shaded

I love his Battle Construction video

the only blood plus memory I have is seeing this really shit live action version in my middle school anime club

@@DestroyerTriple To the anime's credit, Blood+ deals with some complicated shit, like discovering you aren't human, but having been raised believing you are one, questions about human morality and the question of the goodness of human nature, natural selection, nature vs. nurture, the ethics of biological research, bioengineering and human enhancement, living as a war survivor, living under occupation by a foreign country, adoption into a family of foreigners... and so on. It's a bit more than just a series about putting swords into bat monsters, so there's plenty of details that can be lost in any given adaptation.

@@DestroyerTriple that was my first exposure too

[Flashbacks to Spongebob Anime]

Why was that manga abysmal? Would you say it was worse than the anime Blood -C?

I thought the manga was alright :(

@@bzrkr444 The manga was great, and in fact I'd rather re-read it over watching Blood+

He means blood the last vampire, I'm pretty sure.

I know it's been two years since this comment, but Hazel's got a video on it.

@@GeusGames yeah, it was a good video actually

Alternatively, grab a notebook, write the moon runes in it and try to decipher them with some good ol' Google Translate. As long as you can navigate the menus and have kind of an idea on where to go, you should be okay... I think...

The scene with the orphanage will still with me til the day I die

Japan sure loves their unhealthy and disrespectful business practices.

@@AlquimistEd How it is any different from western companies?

@@cookeris Japan has fit it into their culture whilst the west pretends it isn't a thing, so it really *isn't* all that different, but from a perception angle it's easier to dunk on Japan when you're unaware of what's actually happening. Western companies are just as bad about it, not fair to hold out on calling them out as well.

Why?

THEGAMEGOD7777 I’m honestly really drawn to the idea of doing this. To bad I have no clue how to program.

Balleet I feel personally attacked by yet a strange kinship towards that description.

@Crashie-J They did the 3rd opening right?

@@redgrave4492 and it was glorious. Gonna rewatch again soon.

That channel is also the one Andrei Ulmeyda broadcasts from in Killer 7 for his introduction.

I've been watching a lot of ops lately and I think I could go for some Blood+ ops. I remember them being good.

bleach naruto is my favorite annie-may

@@lugbzurg8987 when ichigo became the 5th hokage I was so excited.

@@M7S4I5L8V2A Yeah, they were pretty good. The 3rd one is probably the most well known, but that's mostly because the song was used for a Spongebob meme.

The video is called The Game That Defined No More Heroes

Link please?

I mean, yeah but unlike The Mummy Demastered, Blood+ was a good show with a cool tie-in game...unless you didn't like Blood+ in which case, fair enough.

@@ZeOHKay I liked the show, but the ending was lackluster. Still, it holds a place in my heart, since it was the first "adult" anime I saw.

If you never had a wii, then no it Isn't weird.

@@Sophie_the_Sapphic I totally had a Wii, and it was like the family's whole home media device for about 6 years. I never even had a PS2 until some time after that.

@@theivace9705 well, then there's no excuse. The reason I've never played is that i had a wii, but somehow my parents managed to buy a demo wii. Meaning the only thing it could do was play one game (wii sports resort) and it would reset the game every time we turned it off. We played on that thing for a month then gave up.

@@Sophie_the_Sapphic Getting demo version of a console? That's pretty crazy, though if you still had it I bet it could be considered a semi-rare collectible item.

@@hinokamia8506 definitely true hahaha

You have a whole katana?

@@SeanTheShinigami well i wouldn't buy a broken one,but this one is more of a wallhanger

Thanks, plenty more to come! You got my name right too.

Bought it drunk last weekend, will try it tomorrow!

Who also transforms into said brothers image just to mess with the family and gives birth to his kids.

I’m pretty sure that Diva “sleeping with” Riku is nothing short of Rape. It was a Rape and Murder.

Not bad, better than Blood C but worse than the original Blood and its follow up manga.

That's Blood-C. Blood+ is way less violent. Blood-C is also kinda shit.

@@ElectricBarrier Blood C is enjoyable in an over-the-top kind of way. Where the excessive gore becomes laughable. The followup movie is better but still inferior to the original Blood.

The only reason I bought a switch was to play Suda 51 games, so if I ever talk about Astral Chain you better thank him!

@@TheGamingBritShow "If"? 😭 (Real talk, I'm with you. Nearly jumped out of my seat during the NMH3 reveal, and I never get like that over prerendered trailers. Astral Chain was super fun though.)

Blood-C is the perfect example of wasted potential. The art was gorgeous, the action was well animated and the music was great...but the story was awful and the characters, while fine at the start just became worse as it went on. And don't even get me started on the plot twist.

He was asked about it in the livstream last night. He didn't seem that interested.

@@Sophie_the_Sapphic that's to bad