<p>Guren no Tsuki (Garo Animation 2) so Eastern and locate in Japan</p>

<p>Honoo no Kokuin (Garo Animation 1) so Western &amp; locate in somewhere not Japan or Eastern Country</p>

<p>Number doesn't tell about sequel, it telling about second production</p>

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<p>The first animated <em>Garo</em> series, <em>Honoo no Kokuin</em> is set in some sort of medieval Iberian-looking place. The second animated series, <em>Guren no Tsuki</em>, is set in c. 10<sup>th</sup>-century mid-late Heian Japan. (We can pinpoint this fairly well, since one of the nobles in the palace in episode 1 is identified as real-life person <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujiwara_no_Michinaga" rel="nofollow">Fujiwara no Michinaga</a>, who lived c. 966-1028 CE). </p>

<p>Now, there's likely going to be no overlap of characters (aside from non-humans like Zaruba and Garm), since these two shows appear to be far apart in time (I'd peg <em>Honoo no Kokuin</em> as being closer to the 14th century or so). But, in the first place, are these two series even set in the same continuity? </p>

<p>(If so, that would mean that Raikou would have to be some distant relative of León, which would be quite an interesting state of affairs.)</p>

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Are "Guren no Tsuki" and "Honoo no Kokuin" set in the same continuity?
# Are "Guren no Tsuki" and "Honoo no Kokuin" set in the same continuity?
Posted by: username_0 on 2015-10-18
The first animated *Garo* series, *Honoo no Kokuin* is set in some sort of medieval Iberian-looking place. The second animated series, *Guren no Tsuki*, is set in c. 10th-century mid-late Heian Japan. (We can pinpoint this fairly well, since one of the nobles in the palace in episode 1 is identified as real-life person [Fujiwara no Michinaga](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujiwara_no_Michinaga), who lived c. 966-1028 CE).

Now, there's likely going to be no overlap of characters (aside from non-humans like Zaruba and Garm), since these two shows appear to be far apart in time (I'd peg *Honoo no Kokuin* as being closer to the 14th century or so). But, in the first place, are these two series even set in the same continuity?

(If so, that would mean that Raikou would have to be some distant relative of León, which would be quite an interesting state of affairs.)
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### Answer by username_1 on 2015-10-30. Score: -2
Guren no Tsuki (Garo Animation 2) so Eastern and locate in Japan

Honoo no Kokuin (Garo Animation 1) so Western & locate in somewhere not Japan or Eastern Country

Number doesn't tell about sequel, it telling about second production
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