I'm trying to write the long-awaited Satsuki route, but one of the resources I lack is an idea of where the key locations of Tsukihime are in relation to each other, and how far away they are from each other.
If anyone has a map, or can provide a link to one, that would be greatly appreciated.
You know, I think there's like six different maps of Fuyuki floating around, but I've never actually seen one of Misaki. Nasu doesn't care about Tsukihime.
^ What!? How could Nasu ditch Tsukihime, it was the thing that made him successful in the first place
KnK: First work, awesome anime, thing that made him popular.Originally Posted by hbomb
Fate: Most successful, 3 (?) spinoff games, anime series, anime movie, prequel series, prequel anime (I'm sure I'm forgetting something)...
Tsukihime: ...Awful anime. Isn't it sad?
^ I meant the Tsuikihime visual novel, after that KnK got a lot of attention
I thought KnK was pretty popular when it came out, but it skyrocketed along with Tsuikihime after Tsuikihime came out.
^ Still without Tsuikihime, Fate/Stay Night would not be that popular
True, but which one makes Nasu big bucks? I bet he thinks he's moved on to bigger and better things. Not true of course, but maybe he's doing a remake.
hopefully
They made Tsukihime to promote KnK because it was not popular. Fate makes them the most money thanks to the animes, novels, and mangas.
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AFAIK, KnK was out first on Nasu's site. blog.
The Tsukihime came out. A part of KnK was released with the PLUS-DISC or Kagetsu Tohya, which led it's popularity to rise.
Fate's initial interest rode on Tsukihime's popularity, but it became more popular that its predecessor.
So, no one has ever seen a map for Tsukihime, or one doesn't actually exist at all?
Is there anyone here with a membership to one of the -booru image boards? Someone who can type in and crossreference two tags at once to find any matches for Tsukihime and Map?
You... don't need an account to do two tags. It's three tags that requires a higher level.
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Would you still like a Fuyuki map?
Nobody here but us chickens!
Pretty sure there is no Misaki map in existence. At least I've never seen one.
Wouldn't the closest thing to a Misaki city map be the "Next Battle&Stage" screen of Melty Blood: Actress Again? You do see a map with the stages there...
The only map of Misaki is the one available at Tsukihime Kenkyuushitsu. Is not official, but is based in the in-game descriptions.
Awesome!
Has anyone cross-checked it against the Melty Blood image Rockxas is talking about?
Also, what are the various landmarks?
Starting from the bottom and working clockwise, I'm guessing that it's the Arima home, the school, the Inui home (apartment?), Satsuki's home (house?), the Tohno mansion, the park, the Century Hotel, and Arcueid's apartment, then spiraling back down and inward for Ciel's apartment and the city's mainstreet.
The one to Satsuki's left is "hill road", not Satsuki's house. The one with Nrvnqsr on it is the park. And the one on the road in between that area and the Tohno mansion is the station.
Hmm. Well, now I've got to figure out if Satsuki parted ways with him, going home from school, just before or after Shiki reached "hill road". I'll still have more of a clue where she lives.
If she's much closer to the mansion than Arihiko, then she might just have a family wealthy enough to have a house instead of an apartment afterall.
Which would explain why Len is also there, on a park bench.The one with Nrvnqsr on it is the park.
I had no idea the park was so far from the mansion. I didn't think it was nearby, but I thought it was much closer than that.
What station? I don't recall a station of any kind.And the one on the road in between that area and the Tohno mansion is the station.
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