Blood-C

Blood-C (stylized as BLOOD-C) is a 2011 Japanese anime television series co-created by studio Production I.G and manga artist group CLAMP. It is the second anime series in the Blood franchise following the 2005–2006 series Blood+. The original 12-episode series aired during 2011, with a sequel film, Blood-C: The Last Dark releasing in Japanese theaters the following year. The anime was subsequently adapted into two manga, a 2011 novelization, a 2015 stage play, and three live-action films.

Key facts

Animanga/Header.name: Blood-C
Animanga/Header.image: Blood-C key art.jpg
Animanga/Header.caption: Blood-C key art, featuring Saya Kisaragi.
Animanga/Header.creator: Production I.G and CLAMP
Animanga/Video.type: tv series
Animanga/Video.director: Tsutomu Mizushima
Animanga/Video.writer: Nanase Ohkawa
Animanga/Video.producer: Hiroo MaruyamaTooru KawaguchiMakoto FurukawaIkuko EnomotoKyōko UryūMotohisa Katō
Animanga/Video.music: Naoki Satō
Animanga/Video.studio: Production I.G
Animanga/Video.network: MBS, TBS, CBC, RKK, Wowow
Animanga/Video.first

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22 sections

Contents

Plot
Characters
Production
Broadcast
Home media
Related media
Films
''Blood-C: The Last Dark'' (2012)
''Asura Girl: Blood-C Another Story'' (2017)
''Blood-Club Dolls'' (2018, 2020)
Stage play
''Blood-C: The Last Mind'' (2015)
Print
Novelization
Manga
Volumes
''Blood-C''
''Blood-C: Demonic Moonlight''
Reception
Notes
References
External links

Blood-C focuses on Saya Kisaragi, an outwardly normal teenage high school girl who serves as a shrine maiden to a country town; in reality, she is a skilled swordswoman charged by her father to defeat Elder Bairns, monsters who feed on human blood. As her battles grow more desperate and more people she cares for fall victim to the Elder Bairns, Saya begins finding faults in her reality, and eventually uncovers a disturbing truth about herself, the town and her surviving friends.