Steineded
How sad is this?
Matialth
Good concept, poorly executed.
Fatma Suarez
The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful
Marva-nova
Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.
Irishchatter
I swear at the end of this anime, you get chills everywhere when people start to get killed by monsters who were caused by the "nice" sneaky coffee man Fumito. Like Princess Monokoe, this is at least of the most gory animes out there that I have ever watched! Saya is pretty much the baddest b*tch throughout the series. I like that she has changed her good girl attitude from the beginning of this series into such a strong serious warrior behaviour. You do expect surprises when it comes to personality changes in characters especially in anime!I really can't wait to watch Blood-C: The Last Dark and see Saya beat Fumitos ass for being such a sneaky lil b**tard to her lol
sohaibkhandon
Gory anime with starrt 2 3 episodes uninteresting but story lives upto the point that u want to keep on watching this fantastic anime. An indeed clifff hanger ending but i heard that theres a movie that continues.
An awesome anime in my perspective and opinion
eviltimes
The anime series Blood-C is a collaboration of Production I.G and Studio Clamp. As a result it has the Clamp style super thin long limbed, heavy breasted, mostly female cast. But the storyline and character for Saya - an already established character from Blood the Last Vampire and Blood+, has been abandoned. In this 12 episode series, The first 10 episodes are identical, with only a different monster rising from the ground for Saya to kill. As one of the monsters says to her: "pathetic" - and he is so right. Only in episode 11 are there any hints as to what is actually going on, and then everything is dumped out all at once in episode 12 (which is good stuff, but should have been spread out, foreshadowed - anything to make the rest of the anime interesting). This is just an extremely long trailer for the movie Blood-C: The Last Dark.
arorashadow_2003
I will start out by saying I haven't seen anything related to the Blood Franchise until now. Blood-C is a collaboration between Production I.G and manga team CLAMP which is where my interest to see this came from. Unfortunately the series suffers what I both like and hate about CLAMP. Blood-C in the end proves to be only a bloody and violent mismatch.Blood-C for the most part doesn't skip out on the action, it's very violent and very bloody however where it really lacks is in the storyline. CLAMP besides their unusual noodle art CLAMP's signature style is also well known for cute romance stories involving cute girls and cute looking boys. For the Blood franchise I can't tell if you it's appropriate, however I can tell you as far as this story goes any scenes with implied romance lag horribly. That is the apex of the problems with Blood-C is the ridiculous pacing problems and a seeming inability to build an atmosphere and keep it. The kind of cuteness worked for Cardcaptor Sakura and even Tsubasa Chronicle and even XXXHolic, but for some reason for a series like this, it feel very out of place.The first five episodes are a joke of how much they abuse this cute girl version of Saya with her walking to school, singing and eating sweets then going off to hunt monsters at night and returning soaked in blood. Rinse and repeat you will find this series growing stale very fast even if you are a patient viewer. With each episode you question Saya's competence to be a fighter against these supernatural beasts and it's even more egregious in the eight episode where a monster appears in the school yard and she stands there doing nothing, while her classmates get slaughtered left and right.The monster fights provide some excellent action and animation, gallons of blood and a little scariness but like so much of the story lacks any good suspense. Much of it has CLAMP's finger prints so glaringly over it that it's a gaudy series. Great animation and great music but a very lackluster story. For sure not one of CLAMP's better works and certainly not one of I.G's shining series either.