・Recommended movie Story

The premise of the TV anime is that in the Ukishima area on the shores of Lake Suwa, a girl who was a high school student during the day and exterminated monsters called old things with a Japanese sword at night. After learning that all the people in the town except Saya were extras, and some of the students were masters of the cafe and had instructed the mastermind literati to make Saya knock down the old things, the Ukishima district became the stage of a tragedy. , I tried to ask Bunto why she did this, but she was shot and fell into Lake Suwa.

However, she is revived by her amazing regenerative ability, and she heads to Tokyo to take revenge on her literati.

Half a year after arriving in Tokyo, a man covered in blood walks into a train.

There, the man who changed into an old one eats and kills the passengers, and then escapes with a girl.

Saya, who instantly killed it with a sword attack, escaped with the girl Mana and her friends who helped her.

Mana belongs to an organization called Sarat, an organization that moves to eradicate the secret society "tower", and its boss, Kurando, is a cousin of a literary man. He continued to search for a place for literati.

Sayo, who happens to be acting together with Sarrat, gradually opens her heart to Mana, but remains closed off from her past events.

Meanwhile, Saya and Mana headed to high school after getting information when a writer appeared at a lecture at Mana's high school.

· Movie recommendation Impressions

This work is a movie version of the world view, which is the third work of the BLOOD series.

The main character of the first work is a girl with a sword in a sailor suit who fights monsters at a US military base. , In this third work, the world view is changed again, and although it is a world view of school stories and monster extermination at night, in fact, they are all false, and this movie will be the final version that confronts the mastermind Bunjin.

If you haven't seen the TV series, there are parts that you won't understand, but since most of the characters are original only for the movie version, it's a movie that you can manage to keep up with.

The visuals, such as the sailor suit and the sword, which are symbols of Japanese culture, are common, and there are only media mix works that have been drawn with a completely different worldview, and the quality is also evolving.

The drawing and story of this third installment was handled by the girls' manga production group CLAMP, and the structure and characters of the story are something fans will immediately understand.

If it's just a movie, there's a gap in quality, but you can see that they had a hard time composing the story in order to fit it into the two-hour frame.

To be honest, I think it was impossible to draw the backbone of the characters that appear in the movie version.

If you are a fan watching from TV, it is a natural work to see, and CLAMP fans are also satisfied with the movie, but it is a work that seems to be quite unreasonable to use this as an entrance.