/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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For 13 years of waiting? Not really. It's definitely flawed, especially where Nasu inserted newer lore shit and fell back on habits that he only got into during the 2010s, but then again, it could've been a lot worse and is an enormously huge step up from the vast majority of what he's written in the last six years or so. Much of the script is literally just copypasted from the original game with better graphics, so it's got that going for it. At the very least it was successful and Tsukihime is relevant again.

>Tsukihime's cast are a bunch of vampires, delinquents, psychos, and criminals
>somehow they make for a more likable and relatable cast than a group of normal high schoolers

The truth is....I feel euphoric while reading visual novel/eroge.

It is truly the best genre.

Why was Tsukihime the most successful fan created video game ever released in Japan?

>Playing through Tsukihime for the first time

Is there any sort of reward for seeing all the Bad Endings to this other then the little scenes with Ciel? Or should I just focus on getting the Good endings?

I heard they're making a remake.

I wonder what it will be like...