In a futuristic world where humans and vampires have an uneasy truce, a superhuman priest named Abel Nightroad battles to maintain peace between the two species. Each plot in the anime series Trinity Blood follows a simple pattern, introducing the problem in the first episode, developing the main storyline in episodes two and three, and resolving everything by the fourth episode before moving to the next plot. The language used is extravagant and includes old English words and some Greek, reflecting the late 15th century setting in Greece.

1. UNIT 2: TASK 1

2. In a futuristic world of an
unsteady truce between
humans and vampires a
superhuman priest battles to
secure a peaceful co-existence.

3. Esther Blanchett Abel Nightroad Tres Iqus
(MamikoNoto) (Hiroki Touchi) (Kazuya Nakai)
(Colleen Clinkenbeard) (Troy Baker) (Christopher Sabat)

4. Catherina Sforza Alessandro XVIII Ion Fortuna
(Takako Honda) (Junko Minagawa) (Yoshinori Fujita)
(Lydia Mackay) (Greg Ayres) (Aaron Dismuke)

5. The structure has a simple pattern.
Each plot takes around 3 to 4
episodes to completely finish. The
first episode introduces the
plot, second and third has all the
main storyline of the plot and
explains what is going on. The
fourth solves the plot. After the
fourth a new plot begins which
follows a similar system.

6. The language is mostly a very extravagant
throughout the series. They use a lot of
old English words because the storyline
is set around the 1500’s. The language
also has some Greek reference due to the
fact its in Greece.

7. Trinity Blood
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