TYPE-MOON is the brand name used by Japanese game publisher Notes Co., Ltd. for the release of its merchandise Notes by painter Takashi Takeuchi, while the social name comes from the work Notes by writer Mushroo Nasu. TYPE-MOON was originally a doujin club, led by Takashi Takeuchi and Mushuro Naisu. Their first notable work was the Realm of Emptiness, which Naisu regularly serialized on his and Takeuchi's personal website, Takashi Bamboo, from October 1998 to May 1999. TYPE-MOON's real success was the Winter 2000 Comic Market release of Yuki Hime, with TYPE-MOON's unique world view and the feeling of life and death to attract countless players.
In 2003, Takeuchi and Naisu established Notes LTD., and in April of the same year, after releasing a moonbox of published works from the past to the present (except Melty Blood) under the fan-name, disbanded the fan club TYPE-MOON and positioned it as a commercial brand under Notes LTD.
On January 30, 2004, Notes released their first commercially corporatized game Fate/stay night, and Fate/stay night's Fate route story was animated in January 2006.
Their success has been hailed as one of the "Three Wonders of Doujin" in Japan, along with the Oriental Project and the Chilling Cicada, and has had considerable influence, allowing more people to devote themselves to doujin creation.
Description: Welcome to the captivating universe of the Fate series, a renowned creation by the Japanese game publisher TYPE-MOON. Immerse yourself in a world where legendary heroes, mythical artifacts, and epic battles converge. The journey began with the release of "Fate/stay night" in 2004, a visual novel that quickly gained international acclaim. Since then, the Fate series has expanded into various media, including anime, manga, and games. Explore the intricate stories of Masters and Servants as they navigate the Holy Grail War, a conflict that determines the destiny of the world. Discover the magic, the mysteries, and the unforgettable characters that have made Fate one of the most beloved and influential franchises in the realm of Japanese entertainment.
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Description: Step into the enigmatic world of the Garden of Sinners, a masterful creation by the visionary duo Takashi Takeuchi and Kinoko Nasu under the banner of TYPE-MOON. This series of captivating films weaves a tale of supernatural mysteries, psychological intrigue, and extraordinary abilities. Originally a doujin club, TYPE-MOON's success soared with the Winter 2000 release of "Garden of Sinners," captivating audiences with its unique worldview and profound exploration of life and death. The series, also known as Kara no Kyōkai, has become a cultural phenomenon, hailed as one of the "Three Wonders of Doujin" in Japan. Experience the mesmerizing narrative, the exquisite animation, and the haunting soundtrack that make the Garden of Sinners a distinctive and unforgettable journey through the realms of fantasy and philosophy.
Description: "Tsukihime" initially is a Japanese visual novel created by Kinoko Nasu. Released in December 2000, it gained significant acclaim for its compelling narrative, intricate characters, and unique storytelling. The story revolves around a protagonist named Shiki Tohno, who possesses the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception, allowing him to see the lines and points at which objects can be severed. As Shiki becomes entwined in a complex web of supernatural events, he discovers dark secrets about his own family and encounters powerful beings known as True Ancestors.
"Tsukihime" is renowned for its deep and branching narrative, offering multiple routes and endings that depend on the player's choices throughout the game. The visual novel explores themes of identity, fate, and the supernatural, providing a rich and immersive experience for players. Over the years, "Tsukihime" has inspired various adaptations, including manga, anime, and spin-off games, contributing to the expansive Type-Moon universe. As a cornerstone of Type-Moon's creative legacy, "Tsukihime" continues to captivate audiences with its intricate plot, well-developed characters, and the mystique of the Nasuverse.
