This 2003 Windows doujin album is a fascinating collision of two major Type-Moon and Capcom universes. The first half is unmistakably Tsukihime territory: "Dancing in the Moon" and "The moon floating on water" carry that nocturnal, melancholic atmosphere the Tohno household is known for.
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"Tohno Qurtet" references the family directly, "Vampire Forever" nods to the Dead Apostles, and "The pledge of blood" is as darkly romantic as the visual novel itself. "カレーの詩" (Poem of Curry) is the kind of quirky track that Tsukihime fans will immediately associate with the lighter slice-of-life moments.
Then the second half pivots hard into Ace Attorney territory, and suddenly you're in a courtroom. "In court," "Give Evidence," "Throw withness into doubt!" and "Get at the Truth!!" are classic Gyakuten Saiban energy, all rising tension and dramatic objections.
"Winning Suit" delivers that triumphant rush of nailing a contradiction, while "Brilliant Attorney" has the swagger of a defense lawyer who knows they've already won. The blend is wild but it works. "Pa-ra-dox" bridges both worlds with puzzle-box energy, and "17th Uncleared Crimes(piano)" closes things out with a reflective, noir-tinged piece.
This is peak early-2000s doujin culture: fans with real compositional talent paying tribute to the games that shaped them, creating something that feels both reverent and completely its own thing.