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The Best Episodes of BLOOD-C

Every episode of BLOOD-C ranked from best to worst. Let's dive into the Best Episodes of BLOOD-C!

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Saya Kisaragi is an outwardly normal girl who serves as the shrine maiden to a country town; in reality, she is a skilled swordswoman charged by her father to defeat Elder Bairns, monsters who feed

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  1. #1 Fan Favorite
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    BLOOD-C Season 1 Episode 1 - Ama Tsukase
    5.8/10(4 votes)

    #1 - Ama Tsukase

    S1:E1

    Saya begins her morning meditating on a light that continues to escape her grasp. Her trance is broken by her father reminding her to hurry up if she wants to eat breakfast before school. At school she converses with her friends before having to head home early to their disappointment. At home her father hands her a katana and tells her to slay the Elder Bairn.

    Director:Tsutomu Mizushima
    Writers:Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku

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  2. BLOOD-C Season 1 Episode 2 - It's for Thy Sake
    5.8/10(4 votes)

    #2 - It's for Thy Sake

    S1:E2

    Saya keeps spending her days happily at school while hiding her duties as a hunter of Furukimono from her classmates. Itsuki Tomofusa, the class president, does his best to have Saya respond to his feelings without success, while she shows concern for Shinichirō Tokizane, another classmate who rarely speaks to her, but usually watches her from afar.

    Director:Yukina Hiiro
    Writers:Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku

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  3. BLOOD-C Season 1 Episode 3 - As for Man
    5.8/10(4 votes)

    #3 - As for Man

    S1:E3

    Saya learns that the bakery owner is missing and soon finds that a Furukimono is behind his disappearance. She fails to save his life, but manages to slay the creature, who speaks to Saya about a "Conevant" before passing away.

    Director:Hiroyuki Hata
    Writers:Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku

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  4. BLOOD-C Season 1 Episode 4 - That Has Made Me Sad
    5.7/10(3 votes)

    #4 - That Has Made Me Sad

    S1:E4

    Saya learns that the bakery owner is missing and soon finds that a Furukimono is behind his disappearance. She fails to save his life, but manages to slay the creature, who speaks to Saya about a "Covenant" before passing away.

    Director:Unknown
    Writers:Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku

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  5. BLOOD-C Season 1 Episode 5 - Meeting in the Way
    5.7/10(3 votes)

    #5 - Meeting in the Way

    S1:E5

    Saya starts to have headaches related to visions, which eventually tire her. Her father sends her on a mission to kill a powerful Furukimono, but Saya prevails wondering about the Covenant the monster told her about. Back at her class, Saya and her class is told a story regarding the Furukimono and Humans, which eventually cause Saya to faint. The next day Saya is visited by Nene in the shrine but are attacked by another Furukimono.

    Director:Yasutaka Yamamoto
    Writers:Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku

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  6. BLOOD-C Season 1 Episode 11 - Whom Then Are There Now
    5.7/10(3 votes)

    #6 - Whom Then Are There Now

    S1:E11

    Kanako, Nene and Nono, along with Shinichirō who also appears, reveal themselves to be part of a 'main cast', playing roles for the purpose of making Saya remember who she is in order to be rewarded with their own desires. As they force Saya to drink Furukimono blood, which she had allegedly been drinking whenever she became passed out, they reveal she is linked to Shrovetide, a period in time where demons are given permission to eat humans. As Saya starts to remember things as a result of drinking the blood, a Furukimono appears and the group are confronted by Itsuki, Yūka and Fumito, who question their motives for disobeying the project.

    Director:Atsushi Kobayashi
    Writers:Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku

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  7. BLOOD-C Season 1 Episode 12 - For Some Men I Grieve
    5.7/10(3 votes)

    #7 - For Some Men I Grieve

    S1:E12

    Saya finally remembers that, having been captured by Fumito, she had her memories altered and was put on a stage to feed on Furukimonos as a test to see if she would change. Fumito has the Furukimono to kill Shinichiro, Nene and Nono for disobeying their orders. Saya kills the Furukimono before it can kill Kanako, but she is instead killed by Takayoshi who is revealed to be half-Furukimono that has gone beserk from drinking Saya's blood. As Saya fights against Tadayoshi, she manages to obtain a powerful light, allowing her to defeat him. As Fumito makes his escape, sending an army of multiplying Furukimono to kill everyone in town, Itsuki sacrifices himself in order to protect Saya, admitting he had fallen for her before passing away. After beating the Furukimono, Saya tries to attack Fumito before he escapes, but is shot in the head. Left along on the island, Saya treats herself and prepares to make her next move.

    Director:Tsutomu Mizushima
    Writers:Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku

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  8. BLOOD-C Season 1 Episode 6 - Dashed by Fierce Winds
    4.5/10(2 votes)

    #8 - Dashed by Fierce Winds

    S1:E6

    Saya quickly searches for her sword but does not save Nene in time. After taking a day off to rest, Saya returns the next day only to find that Nono has also been absent from school. Kanako informs them that the school is closing down due to recent incidents. Saya is interrupted on her way home by a dog that is able to converse with her. Soon after, Nono appears and confronts Saya about Nene's whereabouts. A Furukimono forms from Nono's shadows and attacks the civilians. Saya kills the Furukimono but is unable to save Nono as she is killed in the process.

    Director:Takayuki Hamana
    Writers:Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku

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  9. BLOOD-C Season 1 Episode 7 - As Pitiless as the Storm
    4.5/10(2 votes)

    #9 - As Pitiless as the Storm

    S1:E7

    As Saya laments not being able to save Nene and Nono, she has trouble remembering who she made a promise to protect everyone to. She later encounters the dog from before, who is revealed to be Kimihiro Watanuki (From xxxHolic) in disguise, approaching her in order to grant a certain wish. The next day, as Tadayoshi tells her to keep her katana on her at all times, she arrives at school to find it empty besides Kanako. On the way back, Saya encounters a samurai-like Furukimono who casts doubt in her mind over whether to trust what Tadayoshi had told her. As Saya manages to regain her resolve and kill the Furukimono, who tells her to ask Tadoyoshi who she really is with his last breath, she is discovered by Shinichirō.

    Director:Hisaya Takabayashi
    Writers:Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku

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  10. BLOOD-C Season 1 Episode 9 - Against my Wish
    4.5/10(2 votes)

    #10 - Against my Wish

    S1:E9

    Saya struggles to keep the Furukimono from killing more students as she becomes tormented with flashbacks. Although she eventually manages to kill the Furukimono, all of her classmates besides Itsuki had been killed. After lamenting to the dog, who poses more questions about her nature, and being visited by Shinichirō, Saya comes to the realisation that only her class had been called to school that day. As Shinichirō's attempt to confess to Saya is put off by the arrival of Tadayoshi, Saya questions why she doesn't know her mother's name.

    Director:Yukina Hiiro
    Writers:Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku

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  11. BLOOD-C Season 1 Episode 10 - As Soon as the Wind Blows
    4.5/10(2 votes)

    #11 - As Soon as the Wind Blows

    S1:E10

    As Saya wonders why she doesn't know her mother's name or appearance, she is attacked by a Furukimono, who kills Shinichirō when he returns to check up on her. After killing the Furukimono, Saya begins to question who exactly she is before passing out. The next day, she is visited by Fumito, who calms her by giving her some coffee and guimauve before going to see Tadayoshi. As Tadoyoshi goes off somewhere, Kanako asks Saya to see some scrolls in her shrine. There, Kanako reveals that all the books in the shrine supposedly detailing the Furukimono are all blank, as Saya suddenly sees Nene and Nono appear before her.

    Director:Yoshiaki Kyougoku
    Writers:Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku

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  12. BLOOD-C Season 1 Episode 8 - Within the World
    2.8/10(4 votes)

    #12 - Within the World

    S1:E8

    Shinichirō gets Saya to tell her about the Furukimonos, offering to be her confidant. As Saya returns home, she finds Tadoyoshi collapsed on the floor, though he passes it off as a dizzy spell. As the dog talks to Saya, asking her what would happen if she broke the promise she made, she experiences another headache as she recalls something concerning a reward and a punishment. After a few days of no Furukimono activity, Saya returns to school, where a Furukimono appears and attacks the class, killing several students. With no escape available, Saya is forced unsheath her katana in front of her friends to fight the Furkimono.

    Director:Hiroyuki Hata
    Writers:Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku

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Best Episodes Summary

"Ama Tsukase" is the best rated episode of "BLOOD-C". It scored 5.8/10 based on 4 votes. Directed by Tsutomu Mizushima and written by Nanase Okawa, Junichi Fujisaku, it aired on 7/1/2011. This episode scored 0.0 points higher than the second highest rated, "It's for Thy Sake".