Lunar Legend Tsukihime
Oct 09, 2003 · 24m
Overview
As the result of a childhood injury, Shiki Tohno can see the lines of energy that bind all things together and by severing those lines he can destroy almost anything! Only a special pair of glasses that mute his extraordinary perceptions have kept him sane, but his attempts at living a “normal” life come to a shocking end when he is approached by a strange and dangerous woman. Now, Shiki is fighting both for his life and to unravel the secrets of his own past.
Cast of Lunar Legend Tsukihime
Crew of Lunar Legend Tsukihime
Yuji MatsukuraProducer- Takashi JinguujiProducer
- Yuichi SekidoProducer
- Toshiyuki OhmoriOriginal Music Composer
- Jiro TazawaDirector of Photography
- Shigeru NishiyamaEditor
- Katsushi SakurabiSeries Director
Hiroko TokitaSeries Composition- Takao AboAssistant Director
- Jin AketagawaSound Director
- Tomomi AndoColor Designer
- Iku OzawaCharacter Designer
- Kinoko NasuOriginal Concept
About Lunar Legend Tsukihime
What is Lunar Legend Tsukihime about?
As the result of a childhood injury, Shiki Tohno can see the lines of energy that bind all things together and by severing those lines he can destroy almost anything! Only a special pair of glasses that mute his extraordinary perceptions have kept him sane, but his attempts at living a “normal” life come to a shocking end when he is approached by a strange and dangerous woman. Now, Shiki is…
When did Lunar Legend Tsukihime first air?
Lunar Legend Tsukihime premiered on October 9, 2003.
Where can I watch Lunar Legend Tsukihime?
Lunar Legend Tsukihime is streaming on HiDive and Hidive Amazon Channel in the US. It is also available to rent or buy on Amazon Video. Availability data from JustWatch.
How many seasons does Lunar Legend Tsukihime have?
Lunar Legend Tsukihime has 1 season with 12 episodes. The series has ended.
Who is in the cast of Lunar Legend Tsukihime?
The cast of Lunar Legend Tsukihime includes Kenta Miyake (Nero Chaos), Akiko Kimura (Aozaki Aoko), Takahiro Sakurai (Inui Arihiko), Kana Ueda (Kohaku) and Kenichi Suzumura (Toono Shiki).