(L+CR) Strike the Blood

[Ickarium]

The person who posted said it depends on the amount of blood taken. Quite possible that you need to take a lot - like in some vampire stories, nearly drain them dry - to change, I guess. Though that doesn't take into account 'safe time'. Perhaps it takes less blood at some sort of stellar convergences or something. (Brings new meaning to rhythm method/standard days methods.

[AceTrigger]

Here are the weekly Blu-ray & CD rankings for March 24th - 30th

Rank / This week's sales by copies / Cumulative sales / Titles

Blu-ray
*1.　33,264　33,264　Monogatari Series: Second Season Otorimonogatari Vol.2 Nadeko Medusa Part.2 Limited Edition
*2.　12,135　12,135　Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch R2 Blu-ray BOX
*3.　*9,742　*9,742　IS: Infinite Stratos 2 Vol.5
*4.　*8,937　*8,937　Kuroko no Basket 2nd Season Vol.3
*5.　*7,406　*7,406　Little Busters!: Refrain Vol.3 Limited Edition
*6.　*6,653　*6,653　Non Non Biyori Vol.4
*7.　*6,352　*6,352　High School DxD New Vol.6
*8.　*4,760　*4,760　Nisekoi Vol.1 Limited Edition
*9.　*4,571　*4,571　Choujigen Game Neptune: The Animation Vol.7
10.　*4,418　*4,418　Witch Craft Works Vol.1
11.　*4,052　*4,052　Strike the Blood Vol.3 Limited Edition
12.　*3,845　*3,845　Gundam Build Fighters Blu-ray BOX Vol.1 Limited Edition
13.　*3,828　*3,828　Onegai☆Teacher / Twins "Special Chapter"
14.　*3,394　*3,394　Tamayura: More Aggressive Vol.6
(cut-off 3,394)

DVD
*1.　9,542　*,**9,542　Kuroko no Basket 2nd Season Vol.3
*2.　3,964　*,**3,964　Monogatari Series: Second Season Otorimonogatari Vol.2 Nadeko Medusa Part.2 Limited Edition
*3.　3,029　*,**3,029　Noragami Vol.1 Limited Edition
*4.　2,394　*,**2,394　IS: Infinite Stratos 2 Vol.5
*5.　2,283　*,**2,283　Magi: The Kingdom of Magic Vol.3 Limited Edition
*6.　1,686　*,**1,686　Nisekoi Vol.1 Limited Edition
*7.　1,675　*,**1,675　High School DxD New Vol.6
*8.　1,648　*,*11,053　Shingeki no Kyojin Vol.9
*9.　1,380　*,**1,380　Little Busters!: Refrain Vol.3 Limited Edition
10.　1,112　*,**1,112　Choujigen Game Neptune: The Animation Vol.7
11.　1,001　*,**1,001　Strike the Blood Vol.3 Limited Edition
12.　*,855　*,***,855　Kakumeiki Valvrave 2nd Season Vol.4 Limited Edition
13.　*,824　*,***,824　Log Horizon Vol.3

Total copies sold for Vol.3 (BD + DVD) = 5,053

The sales has been consistent at least.

[anime fan99]

Just finished the last episode, I must say it was fun Anime I am a little upset I hate traveling through time but only viewers discover his identity Twist

[Dahak86]

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[Forbin]

Originally Posted by AceTrigger

Here are the weekly Blu-ray & CD rankings for March 24th - 30th

Rank / This week's sales by copies / Cumulative sales / Titles

Blu-ray
*1.　33,264　33,264　Monogatari Series: Second Season Otorimonogatari Vol.2 Nadeko Medusa Part.2 Limited Edition
*2.　12,135　12,135　Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch R2 Blu-ray BOX
*3.　*9,742　*9,742　IS: Infinite Stratos 2 Vol.5
*4.　*8,937　*8,937　Kuroko no Basket 2nd Season Vol.3
*5.　*7,406　*7,406　Little Busters!: Refrain Vol.3 Limited Edition
*6.　*6,653　*6,653　Non Non Biyori Vol.4
*7.　*6,352　*6,352　High School DxD New Vol.6
*8.　*4,760　*4,760　Nisekoi Vol.1 Limited Edition
*9.　*4,571　*4,571　Choujigen Game Neptune: The Animation Vol.7
10.　*4,418　*4,418　Witch Craft Works Vol.1
11.　*4,052　*4,052　Strike the Blood Vol.3 Limited Edition
12.　*3,845　*3,845　Gundam Build Fighters Blu-ray BOX Vol.1 Limited Edition
13.　*3,828　*3,828　Onegai☆Teacher / Twins "Special Chapter"
14.　*3,394　*3,394　Tamayura: More Aggressive Vol.6
(cut-off 3,394)

DVD
*1.　9,542　*,**9,542　Kuroko no Basket 2nd Season Vol.3
*2.　3,964　*,**3,964　Monogatari Series: Second Season Otorimonogatari Vol.2 Nadeko Medusa Part.2 Limited Edition
*3.　3,029　*,**3,029　Noragami Vol.1 Limited Edition
*4.　2,394　*,**2,394　IS: Infinite Stratos 2 Vol.5
*5.　2,283　*,**2,283　Magi: The Kingdom of Magic Vol.3 Limited Edition
*6.　1,686　*,**1,686　Nisekoi Vol.1 Limited Edition
*7.　1,675　*,**1,675　High School DxD New Vol.6
*8.　1,648　*,*11,053　Shingeki no Kyojin Vol.9
*9.　1,380　*,**1,380　Little Busters!: Refrain Vol.3 Limited Edition
10.　1,112　*,**1,112　Choujigen Game Neptune: The Animation Vol.7
11.　1,001　*,**1,001　Strike the Blood Vol.3 Limited Edition
12.　*,855　*,***,855　Kakumeiki Valvrave 2nd Season Vol.4 Limited Edition
13.　*,824　*,***,824　Log Horizon Vol.3

Total copies sold for Vol.3 (BD + DVD) = 5,053

The sales has been consistent at least.

What's #13 about? A new Please Teacher or something?

[GundamZZ]

Originally Posted by Dahak86

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obvious queen is obvious

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Talking about her pantus.... Whe Yukina is changing her uniform, a Terminator girl appears out of no where. Yukina is beaten badly. The girl mugged Yukina. Yukina lost her pantsu and uniform. After she is recovered from the robbery, she chased the girl with the killer rage. Sadly, Koujou is at that girl's side. Yukina is been criticized as hot headed. She is not into the fashion if no one else care about her.

[Miraluka]

So sales are still solid. Good for this series.

[wavehawk]

- Not sold on the sculpt of the face.

[mangatron]

Hmm, pink stripey's

Originally Posted by AceTrigger

Here are the weekly Blu-ray & CD rankings for March 24th - 30th

Rank / This week's sales by copies / Cumulative sales / Titles

Blu-ray
*1.　33,264　33,264　Monogatari Series: Second Season Otorimonogatari Vol.2 Nadeko Medusa Part.2 Limited Edition
*2.　12,135　12,135　Code Geass: Hangyaku no Lelouch R2 Blu-ray BOX
*3.　*9,742　*9,742　IS: Infinite Stratos 2 Vol.5
*4.　*8,937　*8,937　Kuroko no Basket 2nd Season Vol.3
*5.　*7,406　*7,406　Little Busters!: Refrain Vol.3 Limited Edition
*6.　*6,653　*6,653　Non Non Biyori Vol.4
*7.　*6,352　*6,352　High School DxD New Vol.6
*8.　*4,760　*4,760　Nisekoi Vol.1 Limited Edition
*9.　*4,571　*4,571　Choujigen Game Neptune: The Animation Vol.7
10.　*4,418　*4,418　Witch Craft Works Vol.1
11.　*4,052　*4,052　Strike the Blood Vol.3 Limited Edition
12.　*3,845　*3,845　Gundam Build Fighters Blu-ray BOX Vol.1 Limited Edition
13.　*3,828　*3,828　Onegai☆Teacher / Twins "Special Chapter"
14.　*3,394　*3,394　Tamayura: More Aggressive Vol.6
(cut-off 3,394)

Those Infinite Stratos sales

Originally Posted by wavehawk

- Not sold on the sculpt of the face.

You know, I used to buy figures just because of their pantsu....

[Irenicus]

/fashionably late/

Realizing that in the future Kojou would have BOTH Reina and Moegi as daughters, and his becoming Emperor or something, made the ending brilliant. Most of the time I'm just thinking, poor, long suffering Asagi, she never had a chance...

BUT SEEMS LIKE SHE DOES. TAKE THAT MISS "THIS IS OUR FIGHT."

[Shinji103]

Yeah, about that............

In the episode 24 epiologue, I noticed that Moegi calls Kojou by his name, "Kojou-kun." If Kojou was her father (and the epilogue only identifies Kojou as Reina's father, not Moegi's) why would she be calling him by name?

Did they retcon that for the anime?

[jdennis007]

Given his personality, and the fact that his women control him, I could see his daughters playfully calling him Kojou-kun.

[Miraluka]

Originally Posted by Shinji103

Yeah, about that............

In the episode 24 epiologue, I noticed that Moegi calls Kojou by his name, "Kojou-kun." If Kojou was her father (and the epilogue only identifies Kojou as Reina's father, not Moegi's) why would she be calling him by name?

Did they retcon that for the anime?

Everyone from his family calls him "Kojou-kun", her sister, her mother...

[Shinji103]

Originally Posted by Miraluka

Everyone from his family calls him "Kojou-kun", her sister, her mother...

People don't call their parents by their names in Japan.

Or just about anywhere else for that matter.

Unless the daughter/son is on bad terms with the parent. (but I think we can assume that isn't the case here)

Reine is the one I'd expect to hear calling her father "Kojou-kun" for giggles. In contrast, Moegi is clearly less playful.

[Anh_Minh]

Originally Posted by Shinji103

People don't call their parents by their names in Japan.

Or just about anywhere else for that matter.

It's rare, but it happens. Without it being a matter of getting along or not, the parents just raised their kids that way.

Manga example: in Ah! My Goddess, Keichi and his sister call their parents by their names.

[Kakurin]

Originally Posted by Shinji103

People don't call their parents by their names in Japan.

It's Akatsuki tradition. Nagisa calls her mom Mimori-chan and her father Gajou-kun. Moreover what was omitted by the anime,

Spoiler for Short story comparison:

In the short story while Moegi is sipping her tomato juice a pair of small white fangs peek out.

[ginger02]

Finally finished the show today.

It was a sweet and cute ending. I got a little less interested in the latest arc, but it wrapped well enough for me.

[Irenicus]

Originally Posted by Shinji103

In the episode 24 epiologue, I noticed that Moegi calls Kojou by his name, "Kojou-kun." If Kojou was her father (and the epilogue only identifies Kojou as Reina's father, not Moegi's) why would she be calling him by name?

Reina (little* Himeragi) does that too. So does Nagisa, who's raised as Kojou's sister whether blood related or not (I have no idea), even his mom.

As mentioned above, it's a consistent, intentional break from the norm, not just Reina's thing.

*Actually, she should probably be called the "big" Himeragi...please don't kill me.

[Shinji103]

Originally Posted by Anh_Minh

It's rare, but it happens. Without it being a matter of getting along or not, the parents just raised their kids that way.

Manga example: in Ah! My Goddess, Keichi and his sister call their parents by their names.

I know it happens every so often, but like I said if anybody was going to do that, wouldn't it be Reina with her playful attitude? But she calls Kojou "papa," and like I said Moegi is clearly less playful.

Originally Posted by SigUp

It's Akatsuki tradition. Nagisa calls her mom Mimori-chan and her father Gajou-kun. Moreover what was omitted by the anime,

Spoiler for Short story comparison:

In the short story while Moegi is sipping her tomato juice a pair of small white fangs peek out.

This is actually another part of what I'm talking about. The fact that they took that out for the anime might be another sign that they retconned it for the anime.

Originally Posted by Irenicus

Reina (little* Himeragi) does that too. So does Nagisa, who's raised as Kojou's sister whether blood related or not (I have no idea), even his mom.

As mentioned above, it's a consistent, intentional break from the norm, not just Reina's thing.

*Actually, she should probably be called the "big" Himeragi...please don't kill me.

It's not uncommon for siblings to call each other by name, and there aren't many other things parents can call their children.

Reina doesn't call Kojou by name, she calls him "papa" in the epilogue.




I'm not trying to lay down a law here, guys. I'm just pointing out inconsistencies/possibilities that might indicate a retcon. I actually wouldn't mind at all if Kojou got together with both Yukina and Asagi, I like them both.

[Kakurin]

Originally Posted by Shinji103

This is actually another part of what I'm talking about. The fact that they took that out for the anime might be another sign that they retconned it for the anime.

Would make no sense to have her call him Kojou-kun then if they were retconning this, because that's the way she called him in the short story. If they were altering it, they would have surely done away with the second major indicator.

Reina doesn't call Kojou by name, she calls him "papa" in the epilogue.

The better indicator is the moment she first saw him. She instinctively called him Kojou-kun before switching over to senpai. That shows her habitual behaviour.

And as said, the name-calling is Akatsuki-tradition. Most prominently shown by Nagisa who always calls her father and mother Mimori-chan and Gajou-kun. You are overthinking it, because it isn't really inconsistent.