Blood-C: The Last Dark

Synopsis

Blood-C: The Last Dark continues the story of Saya Kisaragi, a seemingly ordinary high school girl harboring a dark secret. After the traumatic events of the television series, Saya finds herself in Tokyo, seeking answers about her past and the mysterious Elder Bairns who threaten humanity. As she confronts shadowy organizations and battles monstrous creatures, the line between friend and foe blurs. Combining intense action, supernatural horror, and emotional conflict, the film explores themes of identity, trust, and sacrifice in a fast-paced narrative that culminates in a gripping finale.

Cast

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  Atsushi Abe

  Itsuki Tomofusa (voice)

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  Masumi Asano

  Yuka Amino (voice)

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  Keiji Fujiwara

  Tadayoshi Kisaragi (voice)

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  Misato Fukuen

  Nene Motoe / Nono Motoe (voice)

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  Miho Miyagawa

  Kanako Tsutsutori (voice)

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  Nana Mizuki

  Saya Kisaragi (voice)

Reviews

Blood-C: The Last Dark received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 6.1 out of 10, reflecting divided opinions. Some reviewers praised its high-quality animation and dynamic fight sequences. For instance, fans of the franchise appreciated the continuation of Saya's journey and the darker, more mature tone compared to the television series. However, several critics pointed out that the movie’s plot can be convoluted and challenging to follow for those unfamiliar with the Blood-C series. Rotten Tomatoes does not have an official rating due to a limited number of critic reviews, but user consensus often highlights the film's stylish visuals while lamenting the thin character development. Metacritic scores are unavailable for this title, but anime-focused sites note the film's strong entertainment value for genre fans while cautioning newcomers about its pacing and narrative complexity. Overall, Blood-C: The Last Dark is regarded as a visually compelling but narratively dense addition to the franchise that appeals primarily to existing fans.