Shiki perceives reality webbed in fragile traces called "Lines of Death". If he cuts along these lines, the target—whether it is a solid object, a concept, or a living entity—is permanently destroyed. To live a normal life, he must wear specialized, magic-suppressing glasses gifted to him by a mysterious mentor, Aoko Aozaki.
While the wait for "The Other Side of Red Garden" looms, the journey through Shiki Tohno's deadly "Near Side" adventures is an essential, unforgettable experience for anyone who loves dark fantasy, romance, and interactive storytelling. Tsukihime A piece of blue glass moon
If you own a Nintendo Switch or a PS4, and you crave a story that will leave you staring at the moon long after the credits roll, A piece of blue glass moon is a mandatory journey. Shiki perceives reality webbed in fragile traces called
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| Character | Description | | :--- | :--- | | | The protagonist. A kind but psychologically scarred boy who possesses the "Mystic Eye of Death Perception," which allows him to see the lines and points that constitute an object's death. | | Arcueid Brunestud | The Princess of the True Ancestors, a powerful vampire who finds herself inexplicably allied with Shiki. She is cheerful, otherworldly, and possesses immense power. | | Ciel | A senior at Shiki’s school who is secretly a top-tier executioner for the Church. She is on a mission to hunt down a dangerous vampire in the city. | | Akiha Tohno | Shiki's younger sister and the current head of the Tohno family. She is strict, proud, and extremely protective of Shiki, hiding a deep mystery within herself. | | Hisui | The quiet and stoic maid of the Tohno mansion, who rarely shows any emotion but is deeply devoted. | | Kohaku | The bright and cheerful maid of the Tohno mansion, who always has a smile on her face, hiding a secret sorrow. | While the wait for "The Other Side of
Years later, Shiki is recalled to his ancestral home by his strict younger sister, Akiha, following the death of their authoritarian father. Shortly after moving back, Shiki suffers a sudden, uncontrollable lapse of sanity during a walk home. He brutally murders a beautiful blonde woman he passes on the street, only to return to school the next day and find her completely alive, well, and waiting for him.
| Character | Voice Actor (JP) | Notes | | ------------------ | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Shiki Tohno | Ryoko Ono (also Ryōhei Kimura in drama CDs — Ono is the remake VA) | Matches original "ambiguous gender" casting choice. | | Arcueid Brunestud | Hitomi Ueda (returning from Melty Blood and Carnival Phantasm ) | Maintains the "wild princess" tone with added fragility. | | Ciel | Kaede Hondo | Significantly younger-sounding than original; reflects her "fake youth" status. | | Akiha Tohno | Hikari Yono | Cold, sharp, with occasional warmth. | | Noel | Kana Hanazawa | The "innocent" voice contrasting with grotesque revelations. | | Vlov Arkhangel | Junichi Suwabe | Deep, melancholic, almost poetic delivery. |