The story for the Canaan anime was written by Nasu aswell, though I don't think he wrote that 428 game. You can see a lot of similar themes in Canaan and his other works.

Ehhhh.... I like Kenichi Suzumura and Hitomi Nabatame as Shiki Tohno and Arcueid. The recast was really unnecessary, unless they refused to reprise....

Christ, I've only seen Nojima Kenji do Tomoya Okazaki in the Clannad film and that was freaking awful.

The seiyuu for both are the same as in Melty Blood; and that's the latest Tsukihime related work with voices (with the Actress Again revision and all) so they probably decided to go with that.

That project has no relation to this OVA whatsoever. It's much bigger project than this. I'm hoping for Fate/Zero or Tsukihime remake, but no-one knows.

I'm not questioning who created it, but like I said, Canaan wasn't in the original Take Moon books (from the 2 vol I've seen anyway).

applejuice seem to have confirmed that it has no relation to this project.

It's not a recast. Those are their official voices, since there never was a Tsukihime anime.

Are you joking or are you serious? There was definately a Tsukihime anime.

No, there was not.

Tsukihime anime does not exist, research more.

Ignore them. It's a common joke to claim that there was no such thing as a Tsukihime anime when in fact there was but they just refuse to admit it's existence becoz how much it was Adaptation Decay

Dude, what are you talking about? I've never heard of any Tsukihime anime, and frankly I'm glad there isn't. If there was, it'd probably suck.

I mean, how DO you adapt a route system like that? It just wouldn't work.

Actually, Nasu was invited by Chun Soft to write a bonus side-story that was included in the game.

My understanding is that the anime borrows the 428 setting and characters (and the basic character designs created for the sidestory), but the show's staff created the actual story from scratch. All scripts were written by Mari Okada (True Tears, Fractale, Hanasaku Iroha).

There is no 'refuse to admit' situation. Anime 'adaptation' of Tsukihime simply does not exist. Of course, if someone thinks 'making carrot out of apple' is a definition adaptation, there is possibility. But that carrot won't even be a proper one anyway, probably mutant breed or shit.

Yeah sure, "it doesn't exist" ;).

Ah okay, I guess I can accept that. I should try looking up some of the voice samples to prepare myself.

And my god, it's been 7 years and people are still in denial? :uhoh: Well I'll say just one thing. Despite all that's been done, it had a fantastic soundtrack. Now go ahead and say it was an image album for the manga instead :p.

This is nice!

Its fine by me if they'll use the same seiyuu from Melty Blood games on some of the Tsukihime characters in this new anime!:D

Who is that other neko next to Saber? Don't tell me it's Ryougi...

The manga is doing a good job of it. :p

I think it should really be clarified that the Tsukihime anime is not really "Tsukihime" as it really was, or what I could remember of it. It's Tsukihime in name only, frankly you could have given it a different name and it would be a completely different series altogether.

And I want my Heaven's Feel done RIGHT, not the crap DEEN pulled off for god's sake.