She was a painfully merciless, legendary vampire, with missing limbs. She was blindingly beautiful, yet chillingly terrifying. One fateful evening, second year high school student Koyomi Araragi has a shocking meeting with Kiss-shot Acerola-orion Heart-under-blade, the “King of Apparitions.” Here’s how Aniplex introduces the series of films: Now we have an English-subtitled trailer and website courtesy Aniplex USA. She already gives clues that she's not happy with how her life is.Last week we got word that the long-awaited movie adaptation of Kizumonogatari, the Bakemonogatari prequel, would be not one but three films, the first of which is set to open in January. In the TV show she acts like a know-it-all but in the movie it's clear that she rather wants to do other stuff besides learning. She's a little bit stalkerish but it really works out in the movie. She looks like a bookwurm but doesn't act like one. The way Tsubasa acts is a lot different too compared to the TV-series, I actually really enjoyed the way she was potraited in the movie though. Like, he offers to help his friends, he gets beaten up and his friends step in to do the hard work. Something that happens a lot in the TV-show is that the rest of the cast tries to make Araragi come across as a weakling since they normally fight for him. The way Araragi grows his limbs back as a vampire was quite unique and different too.
I get why the scene is in the movie but it just feels weird. He cares for his friends but he would never just scold them. Mainly with the way that Araragi is carrying himself in the movie feels different. Araragi actually tries really hard to get Tsubasa to leave 'm alone but he does it in a very malicious way which is a side we don't really see from him in the rest of the TV-series. Some of it are character changes which is weird to see since the series has been going for so long. There are a few things in the second movie that actually confused me.
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