__Height:__ 163 cm (Mahoutsukai no Yoru)

She is described to be an extremely strong person in terms of personality, regretting nothing in her life because she follows through on every decision she makes. Because she does not care at all about what other people think of her, she is able to stay true to herself in any situation, believing that the worst thing a person can do is to lie to oneself. Even while accepting her life as a magus, she stubbornly sticks to the life of an honest person. Although people know her as "Magic Gunner" or "Miss Blue" and fear her power, her actual magic is a mystery. She also has a sister, Touko Aozaki, that appears in the parallel story of Tsukihime, Kara no Kyoukai. Despite the fact that she and Touko are sisters, Aoko shows great hostility towards her, to the point that she dislikes Touko's form of Thaumaturgy.

During Tsukihime (月姫): A wandering Magus [Shiki Tohno](https://anilist.co/character/2212/Shiki-Tohno) met in his childhood years. At the time, Shiki was still under hospital care and recovering from the accident that caused him to see lines that no one else could, which gave him his Mystic Eyes of Death Perception that he didn't know how to use properly. It was she who gave him a special pair of glasses, the Mystic Eye Killers, that block the lines from his vision. However, the biggest gift she gave him was the meaning and will to live his life. Since she doesn't like her name as it sounds like Blue Blue (Ao = Blue, __Ao__ko __Ao__zaki), Shiki decides to call her "Sensei" (Teacher). Shiki has never referred to anyone else in his life as such; that's how much he respects her.

During Mahoutsukai no Yoru (魔法使いの夜): A 17-year-old apprentice magus learning Magecraft from [Alice Kuonji](https://anilist.co/character/61127) in Misaki Town. Aoko tries to live two completely different lifestyles, as a normal high school student during the day and acting as a Magus during the night, but Alice reprimands this as a half-hearted approach.

~!Aoko is a Magician capable of utilizing the Fifth Magic (第五魔法), making her the only person in the current world capable of performing its miracles. The Fifth Magic causes Aoko to go into a Redshift (赤方偏移) state, where her appearance and age are slightly changed, and her hair is turned red. Its exact domain is uncertain, but it has roots in time travel. Her usage of it is limited to localized individual time travel, but Touko, her sister, cannot believe that is the true nature of the Magic. The concept of time travel falls under the Second Magic, so it makes no sense for such an ability to now be called the Fifth Magic, but Touko decides further speculation is none of her business. Despite Touko being a vastly superior magus, Aoko was chosen to inherit the Magic instead of her. It also holds the answer as to why she is called the "newest" Magician. She is familiar with Zelretch and the Second Magic to some extent, as she is able to classify Neco-Arc existing in the world of Melty Blood as his doing.!~  

A DVD-only episode bundled with the special edition Take Moon volume. 
Caren Ortensia attempts to control the world using money with varying degrees of success, Phantas-Moon receives a movie adaption of her T.V. show, and Shiki is involved in a love plot that spans years. 
(Source: Wikipedia)

__Height:__ 160 cm

[Website](https://kotochawan.com/) | [Twitter](https://twitter.com/kotochawanmoon) | [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1bBpyzaOM0gd7SNEwpDarQ/) | [Wiki (en)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kotono_Mitsuishi) | [Wiki (jp)](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/三石琴乃)

A voice actress and narrator. She graduated from high school in 1986 and then entered Katsuta Seiyuu Academy. 

In 1989, Mitsuishi made her seiyuu debut as Tomoyo in the OVA [Ace o Nerae! Final Stage](https://anilist.co/anime/312/). She became an instant celebrity with her role as [Usagi Tsukino](https://anilist.co/character/2030) when [Sailor Moon](https://anilist.co/anime/530) debuted in 1992, and her popularity increased again with her role as [Misato Katsuragi](https://anilist.co/character/1259) in the anime TV series [Neon Genesis Evangelion](https://anilist.co/anime/30). She is considered one of the most influential seiyuu in the business; the animated adaptation of [Ebichu](https://anilist.co/anime/1060/) was largely produced because of her interest in the project, reading the manga out loud between takes of recording lines for Evangelion. Mitsuishi is a freelancer and a former member of the talent management firm Arts Vision. 

She is married and has one daughter. 

Non-anime roles:

Vulpisfoglia - Arknights (VG)
[Jade](https://anilist.co/character/355046) - Honkai: Star Rail

Shiki Tohno sustained a life threatening injury as a child, and due to that incident he was sent away from the Tohno household and was given to a relative to be raised. Years later, when Shiki is in high school, the head of the Tohno household&mdash;his father&mdash;dies, and he is ordered to move back in by his sister Akiha, who is the new head of the household. However, Shiki holds a huge secret. Ever since that injury, he has been seeing lines on objects, and only with a special pair of glasses is he able to stop seeing them. Also he is unable to remember anything well from the time before his accident. The day he moves back to the Tohno household is the day he stumbles upon a woman named Arcueid Brunstud and decapitates her with one stab of his knife in a temporary fit of insanity. When she suddenly showed up beside him later alive and well, and ask him to be her bodyguard, Shiki's journey to unravel the mysteries of his past begins.
 
(Source: Anime News Network)

An American stage, television, and voice actress who has provided English language voices for Japanese anime shows, animation, and video games. Some of her major roles are Kallen Stadtfeld in the Code Geass series, Miyuki Takara in Lucky Star, Nina Fortner in Monster, Rider in Studio Deen's Fate/stay night, Suigintou the first Rozen Maiden doll in Rozen Maiden, Sawako Yamanaka in K-On!, Sola-Ui Nuada-Re Sophia-Ri in Fate/Zero, and Momo Hinamori and Soi Fon in Bleach.

In live-action productions, she portrayed Jolene in the television show Weeds.

1997 MBC Voice Actor in Korea.

*Note: Not to be confused with the [background artist](https://anilist.co/staff/187359).*

Shiki Tohno sustained a life threatening injury as a child, and due to that incident he was sent away from the Tohno household and was given to a relative to be raised. Years later, when Shiki is in high school, the head of the Tohno household--his father--dies, and he is ordered to move back in by his sister Akiha, who is the new head of the household. However, Shiki holds a huge secret. Ever since that injury, he has been seeing lines on objects, and only with a special pair of glasses is he able to stop seeing them. Also he is unable to remember anything well from the time before his accident. The day he moves back to the Tohno household is the day he stumbles upon a woman named Arcueid Brunstud and decapitates her with one stab of his knife in a temporary fit of insanity. When she suddenly showed up beside him later alive and well, and ask him to be her bodyguard, Shiki's journey to unravel the mysteries of his past begins. 
(Source: Anime News Network)

Takenashi Eri's comedy TYPE-MOON spoof set in the world of Tsukihime, MELTY BLOOD, and Fate/Stay Night. 
 
This manga is most famously the source-material for Carnival Phantasm.

A gag manga featuring numerous characters from various Type-Moon works in a school setting.


Carnival Phantasm is an adaption of the manga "Take Moon" by Type-Moon's Eri Takenashi, to celebrate Type-Moon's 10th Anniversary. 
Carnival Phantasm shows parodies and new stories loosely based on Type-Moon's original works like Melty Blood, Fate/Stay Night, Tsukihime, and more.

A manga crossover of Type-Moon characters.


Koha-Ace stars Kohaku and features characters from various TYPE-MOON series. It is drawn in a super deformed style, and it is a self-aware series that constantly breaks the fourth wall.
 
(Source: TYPE-MOON Wikia)

Near the end of the Showa era in the late 1980s, in Misaki town, an old mansion is rumored to be the home of a witch. After moving into the mansion, Aoko Aozaki begins to learn sorcery from a young mage, Alice Kuonji, the rumored witch of the mansion. The Aozaki family oversees the land on which Misaki is built and the heir (Aoko) is tasked with protecting it. 
 
Mysterious intruders have been disrupting the bounded field in Misaki, leading Alice and Aoko to investigate. A mannequin or puppet attacks them and is incinerated. As this happens, both of them spot someone running away, a civilian who must not get away having seen magic alive. 
 
Unexpectedly, a young boy named Soujuurou Shizuki is drawn to the mansion and comes to reside with them as well.

Based on the Doujin Fighting game, 'Melty Blood', made by the Doujin group, Watanabe Seisakujyo now known as French Bread. The story is one of two side-story sequels that occurs approximately a year after the good ending story of Arcueid's from the original Type-Moon game, Tsukihime. 

One year has passed since the "Serial Vampire Homicide case", that occurred in Tsukihime, was solved. But now the rumors of the serial murder are happening again and so once more Shiki Tohno patrols the city to find this phantom killer. While patrolling he meets and fights a mysterious woman by the name of Sion Eltnam Atlasia, member of the church group 'Alchemist of Atlas', who is in search of curing vampirism. But to do so she needs data from Arcueid, the last True Ancestor, to help her in her research. But this wont be easy as Ciel is also patrolling the city looking for the rumored killer, while Akiha has been acting strangely the past few days and also Arcueid hasn't been seen for awhile, could she be the killer...?

Cover illustration: lack 
1. Oryouri Kyuuketsuki (お料理吸血鬼) [Piyo (ぴよ)] 
2. Violin no Okeiko (ヴァイオリンのお稽古) [Ashida Yuri (芦田ゆり)] 
3. Houkago no Kyoushitsu (放課後の教室) [Hoshi Naosuke (星ナオスケ)] 
4. Being Lively (being lively) [Metarogu (めたろぐ)] 
5. Kegarawashii Are (汚らわしいアレ) [Chiizu Ore (ちぃずオレ)] 
6. Teati◎Moon (てぃ〜たい◎む〜ん) [Azami Masurao (薊マスラオ)] 
7. Mountain of Sacchin (マウンテン･オブ・さっちん) [Ajaraya Benbe (戯屋べんべ)] 
8. Shujinkou Sugu Shinu (主人公すぐ死ぬ) [Nichiru] 
9. Himitsu no Sadoushitsu (ヒミツの茶道室) [Uyuki (卯雪)] 
10. Tekinin wa Dare da!? (適任は誰だ!?) [Ono Tako (オノ・タコ)] 
11. Sayonara Hatsukoi (さよなら初恋) [Roisuto (ロイスト)]

The curtain rises on Shiki's feverish Melty Blood battle!
 
Tohno Shiki and Arima Miyako challenge 'Melty Blood: Type Lumina', the fighting game based on 'Tsukihime -A piece of blue glass moon-'! In addition, Arcueid, Ciel and other characters also get involved... This is an introductory manga to help you enjoy playing 'Melty Blood: Type Lumina'!

Assorted commercials for the Fate/Grand Order mobile RPG. These short animations are aired on TV and posted to Type-Moon's official YouTube channel, and advertise the game itself or promote a new in-game event. The animation is unique to these commercials and is not present in the game nor in the Fate/Grand Order series.
 
The list of the commercials is as follows (note that CMs without animation are not present and, for the ones with long and short versions, the longer version is taken into consideration)
 
1) Fate/Grand Order TV-CM 第1弾 (27 Dec 2014)
 
2) Fate/Grand Order TV-CM 第2弾 (27 June 2015)
 
3) Fate/Grand Order TV-CM 第3弾 (6 Nov 2015)
 
4) Fate/Grand Order TV-CM 第4弾 (30 Dec 2015)
 
5)『Fate/Grand Order』×『空の境界』コラボCM (19 Feb 2016)
 
6) Fate/Grand Order TV-CM 第5弾 (25 Mar 2016)
 
7) 「Fate/Accel Zero Order」告知CM (20 Apr 2016)
 
8) Fate/Grand Order TV-CM 第6弾 (6 July 2016)
 
9) 夏だ！ 海だ！ FGO 2016 Summer TVCM (8 Aug 2016)
 
10) 『魔法少女紀行 ～プリズマ・コーズ～』告知CM
 
11) TVCM 第7弾 (6 Dec 2016)
 
12) TVCM 第8弾 (22 Feb 2017)
 
13) Fate/EXTRA CCC×Fate/Grand Order GW･EXスペシャルイベント「BBちゃんの逆襲/電子の海で会いましょう！」告知CM (26 Apr 2017)
 
14) TVCM 第9弾 (28 June 2017)
 
15) デッドヒート･サマーレース！TVCM (5 Aug 2017)
 
16) 「Fate Grand Order」TVCM 第10弾 (16 Oct 2017)
 
17) 亜種特異点Ⅳ 禁忌降臨庭園 セイレム TVCM (28 Nov 2017)
 
18) Fate/Grand Order -Cosmos in the Lostbelt-」永久凍土帝国 アナスタシア 30秒CM (3 Apr 2018)
 
19) Fate/Apocrypha × Fate/Grand Order スペシャルイベント「Apocrypha/Inheritance of Glory」告知CM (18 May 2018)
 
20) ぐだぐだ帝都聖杯奇譚 告知CM (6 June 2018)
 
21) Lostbelt No.2 無間氷焔世紀 ゲッテルデメルング 消えぬ炎の快男児 30秒TVCM (18 July 2018)
 
22) サーヴァント･サマー･フェスティバル！ 告知CM (7 Aug 2018)
 
23) Fate/Grand Order TVCM (5 Sept 2018)
 
24) Lostbelt No.3 人智統合真国 シン 30秒CM (30 Nov 2018)
 
25) 期間限定イベント 徳川廻天迷宮 大奥 TVCM (27 Mar 2019)
 
26) Fate/Grand Order TVCM (17 Apr 2019)
 
27) Lostbelt No.4 創世滅亡輪廻 ユガ･クシェートラ 30秒CM (15 June 2019)
 
28) オール信長総進撃 ぐだぐだファイナル本能寺2019 30秒告知CM (3 July 2019)
 
29) 見参！ラスベガス御前試合 水着剣豪七色勝負！告知CM (14 Aug 2019)
 
30) Fate/Grand Order TVCM (21 Sept 2019)
 
31) セイバーウォーズ２ ～始まりの宇宙へ～ TVCM (26 Oct 2019)
 
32) クリスマス2019 ナイチンゲールのクリスマス･キャロル TVCM (4 Dec 2019)
 
33) Lostbelt No.5 神代巨神海洋 アトランティス 30秒CM (18 Dec 2019)
 
34) Fate/Grand Order TVCM (13 Feb 2020)
 
35) Lostbelt No.5 星間都市山脈 オリュンポス 30秒CM (9 Apr 2020)
 
36) Fate/Requiem×Fate/Grand Orderコラボレーションイベント「『Fate/Requiem』盤上遊戯黙示録」TVCM (25 May 2020)
 
37)「サーヴァント･サマーキャンプ！ ～カルデア･スリラーナイト～」告知CM (14 Aug 2020)
 
38)「超古代新選組列伝 ぐだぐだ邪馬台国 2020」告知CM フルver. (9 Oct 2020)
 
39)「虚数大海戦イマジナリ･スクランブル ～ノーチラス浮上せよ～」告知CM 30秒ver. (9 Nov 2020)
 
40) 第2部 第5.5章「地獄界曼荼羅 平安京 轟雷一閃」 30秒CM (2 Dec 2020)
 
41) 期間限定イベント「栄光のサンタクロース･ロード ～封じられたクリスマスプレゼント～」 TVCM (15 Dec 2020)
 
42) Fate/Grand Order Waltz in the MOONLIGHT/LOSTROOM×FGOコラボレーションイベント「輝け！ グレイルライブ！！ ～鶴のアイドル恩返し～」告知TVCM (26 Apr 2021)
 
43) Lostbelt No.6 妖精円卓領域 アヴァロン･ル･フェ TVCM (11 June 2021)
 
44) Lostbelt No.6 妖精円卓領域 アヴァロン･ル･フェ(後編) TVCM (14 July 2021)
 
45)「カルデア･サマーアドベンチャー！ ～夢追う少年と夢見る少女～」告知TVCM (8 Sept 2021)
 
46) ハロウィン･ライジング！ ～砂塵の女王と暗黒の使徒～ (20 Oct 2021)
 
47) 昭和キ神計画 ぐだぐだ龍馬危機一髪！ 消えたノッブヘッドの謎 (17 Nov 2021)
 
48) 期間限定イベント「非霊長生存圏 ツングースカ･サンクチュアリ」(18 Dec 2021)
 
49) マンガで分かる！Fate/Grand Order×Fate/Grand Orderコラボレーションイベント「連続活劇神話 ミシシッピ･ミササイザーズ」TVCM (27 Apr 2022)
 
50)「アークティック･サマーワールド！ ～カルデア真夏の魔園観光～」告知TVCM (10 Aug 2022)
 
51) Fate/Grand Order「ぶっちぎり茶の湯バトル ぐだぐだ新邪馬台国 地獄から帰ってきた男」告知TVCM (14 Sep 2022)
 
52) Lostbelt No.7 黄金樹海紀行 ナウイ･ミクトラン 15秒TVCM (24 Dec 2022)
 
53) Fate/Grand Order Arcade × Fate/Grand Order コラボレーションイベント「螺旋証明世界 リリムハーロット」TVCM (26 Apr 2023)
 
54) 「奏章Ⅰ 虚数羅針内界 ペーパームーン」 告知TVCM (18 June 2023)
 
55) ｢サーヴァント･サマー･フェスティバル2023！｣告知TVCM (10 Aug 2023)
 
56) 「聖杯戦線 ～白天の城、黒夜の城～」告知TVCM (25 Oct 2023)
 
57) 「激走！川中島24時 ぐだぐだ超五稜郭 殺しのサインはM51」告知TVCM (29 Nov 2023)
 
58) Fate/Samurai Remnant×Fate/Grand Orderコラボレーションイベント「盈月剣風帖」TVCM (13 Jan 2024)
 
59) 「奏章Ⅱ 不可逆廃棄孔 イド」 告知TVCM (20 Mar 2024)
 
60) Fate/Grand Order アニメCM 「踊るドラゴン･キャッスル！ ～深海の姫君とふたつの宝玉～」告知 (28 Jun 2024)
 
61)ＢＢプレゼンツ☆セレブサマー･エクスペリエンス！ ～逆襲のドバイ～ (14 Aug 2024)
 
62) 奏章Ⅲ 新霊長後継戦 アーキタイプ･インセプション (28 Aug 2024)
 
63) 「ぶち壊せ！ ミステリーハウス・クラフターズ ～星の鉱員と日の出の翼～」告知TVCM (13 Nov 2024)
 
64) 「ポホヨラのクリスマス・イブ 夢見るサンタとくるみ割り人形」告知TVCM (8 Dec 2024)
 
65) 「育て！ マイ・リトル・ドラゴン ～鱗ある者たちの見る幻想～」告知TVCM (11 Jan 2025)
 
66) Fate/Grand Order「春の新米マスター応援キャンペーン2025！」告知アニメCM (28 Mar 2025)
 
67) 「奏章Ⅳ 人類裁決法廷 トリニティ･メタトロニオス」告知TVCM フル30秒ver. (30 Apr 2025)

An anthology of Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon. 
Each chapter will feature a side story that focuses on a different character.

TYPE-MOON's newest visual novel is now available as an anthology comic drawn by talented artists. Get a glimpse into the lively daily lives of the witches who reside in the mansion on the hill.
 
(Source: Kadokawa, translated)

A second anthology of short comedic stories based on the visual novel Mahoutsukai no Yoru.