Tsukihime

Maybe that's why I enjoy it more.

Because I enjoyed the Tsukihime references.

I enjoyed the Fate Extra references a lot.

I enjoyed seeing that Arquid was there.

Honestly, I felt like while it's cool that, you know, because Arkwood's a moon cancer, that's why she's here.

Yeah.

For me, I feel like Tsukihime should have had its own thing.

Yeah.

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Uh, I have been playing Tsukihime -A Piece of Blue Glass Moon-.

Yeah.

Kind of bouncing off of the Emio conversation last week.

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Uh, but like also no sequels ever, which is so interesting.

Like, they announced at one point, uh, Tsukihime 2 in 2004, um, and then mentioned, I think in 2006, that it was called Tsukihime: The Dark Six, and then it never released.

Uh, which a- almost feels perfect for, like, a haunted visual novel.

The lore doesn't make any sense.

Like what's going on? And they're like, oh, if you got to, if you want to know the lore, you got to read this visual novel called Tsukihime.

And I was like, okay, I think I've played visual novels before.

I don't really know.

I think it did better than any other Type Moon game when it came out around that time.

It did better than the Tsukihime remake.

It did better than a bunch of the other ones that came out around that time as well.

It did really well in terms of Titan Moon.