Kizumonogatari III: Reiketsu-hen

Anime·傷物語〈Ⅲ冷血篇〉·Kizumonogatari Part 3: Reiketsu
Kizumonogatari III: Reiketsu-hen
2017/01/06
Speech time
39min
Word count5,110
Unique words
1,238
Unique kanji
616
Avg. sentence15.9
Speech speed
347
Difficulty ▼ Hard
Rating
87 %

First season of the Monogatari Series, part 4/6. Contains the arc Koyomi Vamp from the Kizumonogatari light novel. With help from Meme Oshino, the apparition specialist, Koyomi defeats the three powerful vampire hunters: Dramaturgy, Episode and Guillotinecutter. Koyomi takes back all the limbs of Kiss-Shot Acerola-Orion Heart-Under-Blade in order to become a human again. But, when he returns to Kiss-Shot, she reveals to him the cold truth of what it means to be a vampire—a creature of the night. Unable to take back what he has done, Koyomi feels nothing but regret and can only deny his dreadful fate. While Koyomi is struggling to face reality, his “friend” Tsubasa Hanekawa comes to him with a certain plan… (Source: Aniplex)

Genres
Action
Drama
Ecchi
Mystery
Psychological
Supernatural
Tags
Vampire
Tragedy
Urban Fantasy
Male Protagonist
Body Horror
Philosophy
Nudity
Survival
Suicide
Gore
Monster
Slapstick

Japanese study overview

Kizumonogatari III: Reiketsu-hen is a Japanese anime of 11,804 characters, with 1,238 unique words and 616 different kanji. Its difficulty rating on Jiten is hard, 3.7 out of 5. The full vocabulary list ranks all 1,238 words by how often they appear, and you can study them on Jiten or download them as an Anki deck.

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Vocabulary highlights

Here are some of the words that appear most often in this media, as well as a sample of its rarer vocabulary.

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