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Could it finally be time?
I had no familiarity with the original Tsukihime, but once Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon came out, I played it and loved it.
But although I referred to it as the Tsukihime remake, it only covers two routes.
The second half, Tsukihime: The Other Side of Red Garden, is still upcoming… with barely any news about it despite A Piece of Blue Glass Moon coming out in Japan in 2021.
So it’s been a while.
Now, however, something might actually be happening. Type-Moon announced the Type-Moon Project New Year’s Eve TV Special 2026, a live stream set for December 31. This live stream is an annual event, but in the past it was called the Fate Project New Year’s Eve TV Special, so calling it the Type-Moon Project implies it will have content outside of Fate.
More importantly, the announcement features a logo previously used for Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon.
So it seems like a safe bet that this year’s live stream could actually involve Tsukihime news. Will that mean the official reveal of The Other Side of Red Garden? Here’s hoping. While it looks like Tsukihime will be featured in some way, it could end up being a spin-off, collab, or something else that isn’t the remake.
If Red Garden takes much longer, I might end up searching for a way to play the original Tsukihime instead… Actually, I might end up doing that eventually anyway just to compare the two, but I had intended to play the remakes first since that’s how I started.
Let the countdown to December 31 start now. Do you think we’ll get Red Garden news?