The Evolution of Melty Blood | The History of Melty Blood's Story and Gameplay 

I completely forgot to mention that, thanks for pointing that out. Its tragic to see that the protagonist of the series didn't manage to make it back into the reboot. I guess we just have to wait and see if she appears in as DLC.

She didn’t make it in bc TL isn’t a Melty Blood reboot. It’s a spin off of the tsukihime remake. Also, Lumina takes place BEFORE the visual novel, while Melty always place after. So, if we wait for a sequel that takes place AFTER the tsukihime remake, we might get Sion. She might look cursed in the new “everybody looks very similar” art style tho. I mean really, if it weren’t for the different clothes, hair styles, and voices, it might actually be hard to tell the difference.

​@@XindacatorIs was always the case with melty blood

Never realized that, interesting!

Thank you! I was wanting this to be a video anyone who is even slightly interested in the past games could watch and fully understand!

@@NeNeiSan it works!

Thank you so much, I'll keep it up!

It's a pretty fun with a lot of variety. The two most active are Melty Blood Type Lumina and Melty Blood Actress Again Current Code (Community Edition).

The history behind these types of projects are always so interesting. I hope this means they plan on making a form of Fate fighting game sometime, there is so much potential for a more modern version of F/UC. Saber making it in is pretty exciting. Her gameplay video kind of reminded me of F/UC, so I wonder how effective she is going to be within actual combat. Can't wait to finally play it tomorrow!

@@NeNeiSan I was actually thinking that MBTL Saber gameplay is even cooler then F/UC! So fun.

@@arowmorth I'm so excited to finally play it, its going to be a blast!

The series has definitely came a long way. I'm interested to see where it will go and how they will handle future releases.

Thanks for this neneisan. I'm sure tons of people are gonna know the lore eventually and I am cringing at fgc streamers reacting to bad lore videos that dont explain much about anything regarding the history

@@MrInuhanyou123 My pleasure! With the attention Melty has been getting recently, there are going to be a lot of people who don't know what Tsukihime is. I understand not being able to or wanting to go back and play the older games in the series to understand it. Especially given the lack localizations. I love talking about Type Moon, and if it can benefit others and help introduce them to this universe, I'm more than happy to spend my time on making these! I've seen a few of those videos you're talking about. They seem to just extremely simplify the more serious nature of the plot to make it look ridiculous. Probably turning a lot of people away in the process.

@@NeNeiSan exactly my problem. There's a way to explain things and you did it perfectly

@@MrInuhanyou123 100% facts there

Imagine a Tsukihime game made by Team Ninja. Realistic graphics, everyone?

I would love an HD re-release! More accessibility is always a great thing to have.

Those modes changes the button combo to go into into Heat Mode. One was meant for controller and the other was for keyboard.

I almost can't believe it's almost here, the game is going to be amazing!

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed!

Thanks!

Yes, everything after Melty Blood's story mode is a sequel to it. Re-Act's Arcade story takes place one year after. Final Tuned only contained gameplay changes. Act Cadenza is pretty much the same as Re-Act, with the exception of the new character's scenarios.

@@NeNeiSan so which ones should I play.

@@ASH-zx1jd If you're going in for just the story, play all of them except for Act Cadenza. Melty Blood/Re-Act (Story Mode), Melty Blood Re-Act (Arcade Mode), Melty Blood Actress Again Current Code (Arcade Mode).

@@NeNeiSan if Act Cadenza is same as Re-Act then why should'nt i play that

Final Tuned only has gameplay changes right so i should play that instead of Re-Act

The original Melty Blood Story Mode, Act Cadenza Arcade Mode, and Actress Again Arcade Mode contains all of Melty Blood's story. Type Lumina is a psudeo reboot, but there isn't much of a story there.

@@NeNeiSan And where do I get these games?

@@TheMonkeyRaceCar Actress Again is available on Steam, it's on sale for 80% off right now, so I would recommend if your interested. The original Melty Blood and Act Cadenza on the other hand are abandon ware so you have to find a download online. I can't directly link where I got them, but if you search "nyaa MELTY BLOOD PC Collection" it's the top link (This also includes Acress Again). Hope this helps!

@@NeNeiSan Thank you. I was actually going to buy Actress Again for me and my friend today.

@@TheMonkeyRaceCar Nice, Hope you and your friend have fun!

Nothing important is changed from what I can remember, but I do remember the manga adding a few scenes that benefits the story. It's important to mention though that the manga only covers the first Melty Blood Story Mode. The rest you would have to play or see a playthrough of.

@@NeNeiSan Thanks for the reply. If you think about it it’s like the original tsukihime manga. Added scenes are used to benefit the story, but to know everything you have to experience the full story of the original.

@@SupremeKing1 Of course! Exactly, it's in the same vein as the Tsukihime manga which makes it a nice read even after the playing the game's story!

@@NeNeiSan I think I’ll play the game and then read the manga since it will make the experience better. Thanks for the info my guy

@@SupremeKing1 My pleasure, I hope you enjoy it!