The Nightlords arc deals with Caterina’s attempts to initiate diplomatic relations with the vampiric Empire. Abel and Esther (fresh from A-X training, with +5 to firearms and kung fu skillz) struggle to protect the ambassador from Rosenkreuz, the Inquisition, and traitors from all sides. They meet lots of new faces, journey to the heart of [...]
Category Archives: Trinity Blood
Trinity Blood 5-11: A Merry Mini Marathon
3/7/2006 – 12:16 am
So I was thinking I should probably go back and finish some of those partially completed series I started blogging last year, and Trinity Blood happened to be nearby. Thus, a half-marathon was born, though this post only covers up to the first major arc.
As stated in previous Trinity posts, I found [...]
Trinity Blood 4
5/28/2005 – 10:24 pm
So I wrote a complete spiel, but the computer crashed and I didn’t save it Time for the short version. Basically, Gyula hates the church and the Terrans because they killed his wife. Thus he plans to use his wife’s creation, an energy redirection satellite, as a Goldeneye style weapon. [...]
Trinity Blood 3
5/19/2005 – 12:11 pm
Looks like we’re approaching mini-arc territory, as the girl from the intro shows up. Abel was reassigned by the Vatican to the neutral city of Istavan, which sits on the border between the Vampire empire and the Terran terrain. In Istavan, the vampires and humans live in an uneasy peace under the rule [...]
Trinity Blood 2
5/17/2005 – 8:25 pm
In typical anime fashion, Trinity Blood appears to be opening with a series of standalone episodes, and this time around we’re dropped in the middle of an investigation by Abel and the cyborg Tres (codename Gunslinger). A rash of grisly murders has the Vatican’s AX organization on their toes, but this time around it’s [...]
Trinity Blood 1
5/7/2005 – 2:09 am
Ahhh, so this is where Gonzo’s other funds have been directed. Yet another stylish-looking gothic series dealing with vampires, but this time around it looks to be more angst and less ass-kicking (compared to Hellsing, at any rate). We open with a short exposition on the future of Earth, where nuclear war has [...]
