Trinity Blood

トリニティ・ブラッド

29/04/2005 7.3 0 R

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Sinossi

After the devastation of Armageddon, an apocalyptic war, humanity encounters a new threat: vampires. The ongoing clashes between the species have divided the world into distinct factions. The vampire race, known as Methuselah, aligns with the New Human Empire, while humans, referred to as Terrans by the vampires, form the Vatican Papal State. Additionally, extremist groups like the Rosenkreuz Order aim to reignite war, despite the factions' efforts to prevent direct conflict. To counter terrorist organizations, the Vatican has established the AX unit. Under the leadership of Cardinal Caterina Sforza, AX agents probe vampire-related incidents, hoping that Terrans and Methuselah can eventually live in harmony. Among the AX unit is priest Abel Nightroad, who appears absent-minded but is gentle-hearted and a formidable vampire slayer in battle. His partner in the unit is Sister Esther Blanchett, a courageous and kind young nun haunted by a tragic past. As their bond strengthens, they start to reveal hints of sinister plots and dark forces operating in the shadows. However, their journey is fraught with misfortune that may compel them to face the memories tormenting their hearts.

Sfondo

Trinity Blood first aired in Japan on the WOWOW satellite network on April 28, 2005, concluding on October 6, 2005. The series was also broadcasted by Animax across its networks. The English-dubbed version by Funimation premiered on Canadian television on the Razer network on July 6, 2006, and in the United States as part of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block on September 9, 2006. The series achieved high television ratings during its initial run in Japan. Its North American premiere was also deemed successful, contributing to Funimation's 47.8% sales increase in 2006. To promote the series, Funimation released a 90-minute US theatrical version. Titled Trinity Blood: Genesis, the film is a compilation of the first four episodes and was released on May 5, 2006, in conjunction with Anime Central in Chicago, IL.