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I know that Blood-C was produced in-part by Studio Production I.G, the
creators of Blood+, and it has a lot of similarities to Blood+, such as the
appearance and name of the characters and the name of the manga/anime/film.
Are they set in the same world or in some sort of parallel universe, or is
Blood-C something like a reboot of Blood+?

![Blood-C](https://i.stack.imgur.com/ysJMr.jpg)

Blood C

![Blood+](https://i.stack.imgur.com/woGmF.jpg)

Blood+


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Is Blood-C set in the same world as Blood+?


As given on [Wikia](http://bloodc.wikia.com/wiki/Saya_Kisaragi) :

> Saya Kisaragi has long hair that are similar to that of original Saya
> Otonashi, respectively of Blood+ in 1863 early version of Saya and 1972
> Vietnam War in scenes only.
>
> Despite major dissimilarities other than that they are different
> personalities, between the two Saya's of Blood+ and Blood-C, such as their
> backstory and traits for the character; they share the similar plot
> differently. For Example Saya Kirasagi sings when walking around town and
> the Other Saya Otonashi plays the cello but badly judging from the reactions
> of other characters.
>
> Somehow Saya Kirasagi remains in mystery where she come from despite of her
> origins, unlike Blood+ Saya Otonashi comes from a chiropteran mummy
>
> Saya never calls a sword in the series except in the opening when she mind
> controls her cover of the sword even as Tadayoshi Kirasagi gives the sword ,
> before battles like Blood+ Saya from Haji and The Last Vampire from David.

It seems to be of a parallel or a totally different world because of the
various differences shown in spite of the similarities introduced to make it
of a series.


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The answer is not clear cut at all. While there are enormous facts pointing to
two different worlds, there are several facts pointing to one single world.

Facts supporting a unified world are the fact that during the last episode of
the series:

> After drinking the elders blood, she has a flash vision as her memories
> return. One of these memories during this time, and other times through out
> the series, is her fighting and killing a Chiropteran several times. Most of
> the flash visions are blurry, showing the shape of what appears to be a
> Chiropteran. In one of the last flash visions Saya has, it clearly shows her
> being attacked by a Chiropteran.

However, this could just be a coincidence if it was a joined but separate
world, meaning that the two Saya's are different people. It is clearly stated
that Saya is not the girls real name in Blood-C, that it was just a name given
to her by her captor.

All in all, it is what ever you believe it is because the facts point to
either side of the spectrum. you decide.


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