Category Archives: Strike the Blood

Please Kojou, stop staring at naked Yukina even though you’re in Yuuma’s body! But anyways, looks like Kojou has some explaining to do regarding this mess. But what about Yuuma currently controlling the Fourth Progenitor’s body?

Well Natsuki-chan, you look cute when you’re wearing a school uniform… Heck, even your colleague likes it! Anyways, Strike the Blood is back and this show enters the second half.

Okay, I admit it… He’s tougher than I thought! Unfortunately, Kojou is not fully recovered yet.

Well, it seems that the princess of Aldegyr has appeared! Oh, and BTW… Remember how Kojou saw Kanon in the nude last episode? It turns out, it wasn’t Kanon skin-dipping into the moonlight. My bad for that part! So yes, … Continue reading →

Well hello there Astarte and Natsuki-sensei, looking good on wearing yukata! Too bad that they’re unimportant for now on this arc.

Asagi Aiba, if you want to live a normal life as a teenage girl/hacker, please don’t get involved in Akatsuki-kun. Seriously, even though you have a cute body, put some clothes on or Kojou might bite you in the neck! … Continue reading →

What a surprise, seems that Christoph Gardos didn’t bring a single Nalakuvera, but an army of them! It’s not a good idea to unleash them into a small island like Itogami.

Sayaka Kirasaka, please don’t kill Kojou next time. His familiar will destroy his school and turn Itogami Island into a wasteland… Then it will sunk down like a ship! Good thing Yukina interfered and sealed Kojou’s familiar for now!

Well guys and girls, meet Natsuki Minamiya and her personal maid Astarte. I guess Kojou’s teacher put that homunculus into good use! On the other hand, I knew that Dimitrie Vatler is gay for the Fourth Progenitor. I’m not being … Continue reading →

This is Asagi Aiba, one of Akatsuki’s friend who helped him last week by hacking the Itogami Island’s anchor foundation (a.k.a. The hand of a saint the holds the islands together). Despite being cute, she’s not important for this second … Continue reading →