<p>The answer is not clear cut at all. While there are enormous facts pointing to two different worlds, there are several facts pointing to one single world.</p>

<p>Facts supporting a unified world are the fact that during the last episode of the series:</p>

<blockquote class="spoiler">
  <p> After drinking the elders blood, she has a flash vision as her memories return. One of these memories during this time, and other times through out the series, is her fighting and killing a Chiropteran several times. Most of the flash visions are blurry, showing the shape of what appears to be a Chiropteran. In one of the last flash visions Saya has, it clearly shows her being attacked by a Chiropteran.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>However, this could just be a coincidence if it was a joined but separate world, meaning that the two Saya's are different people. It is clearly stated that Saya is not the girls real name in Blood-C, that it was just a name given to her by her captor.</p>

<p>All in all, it is what ever you believe it is because the facts point to either side of the spectrum. you decide.</p>

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I edited the spoiler markdown into your post, since you had written `SPOILER` in the original. If I've messed up something in the process, feel free to go make some changes.
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<p>As given on <a href="http://bloodc.wikia.com/wiki/Saya_Kisaragi" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Wikia</a> :</p>
<blockquote>
<p>Saya Kisaragi has long hair that are similar to that of original Saya Otonashi, respectively of Blood+ in 1863 early version of Saya and 1972 Vietnam War in scenes only.</p>
<p>Despite major dissimilarities other than that they are different personalities, between the two Saya's of Blood+ and Blood-C, such as their backstory and traits for the character; they share the similar plot differently. For Example Saya Kirasagi sings when walking around town and the Other Saya Otonashi plays the cello but badly judging from the reactions of other characters.</p>
<p>Somehow Saya Kirasagi remains in mystery where she come from despite of her origins, unlike Blood+ Saya Otonashi comes from a chiropteran mummy</p>
<p>Saya never calls a sword in the series except in the opening when she mind controls her cover of the sword even as Tadayoshi Kirasagi gives the sword , before battles like Blood+ Saya from Haji and The Last Vampire from David.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>It seems to be of a parallel or a totally different world because of the various differences shown in spite of the similarities introduced to make it of a series.</p>

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2013-07-19T01:08:23.173Z
A lot of the grammar in this is really bad (in some parts almost to the point of being unreadable). Is this a direct quote from the Wikia?
kuwaly
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@kuwaly yes. do check the link :).
Ajo Koshy
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It would be helpful if you could fix the grammar so it is actually understandable.
kuwaly
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@kuwaly have tried some. hope it helps
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Ajo Koshy
<p>I know that Blood-C was produced in-part by Studio Production I.G, the creators of Blood+, and it has a lot of similarities to Blood+, such as the appearance and name of the characters and the name of the manga/anime/film. Are they set in the same world or in some sort of parallel universe, or is Blood-C something like a reboot of Blood+?</p>

<p><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/ysJMr.jpg" alt="Blood-C"></p>

<p>Blood C</p>

<p><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/woGmF.jpg" alt="Blood+"></p>

<p>Blood+</p>

<blood+><blood-c>
Is Blood-C set in the same world as Blood+?
# Is Blood-C set in the same world as Blood+?
Posted by: username_0 on 2013-05-13
I know that Blood-C was produced in-part by Studio Production I.G, the creators of Blood+, and it has a lot of similarities to Blood+, such as the appearance and name of the characters and the name of the manga/anime/film. Are they set in the same world or in some sort of parallel universe, or is Blood-C something like a reboot of Blood+?

![Blood-C](https://i.sstatic.net/ysJMr.jpg)

Blood C

![Blood+](https://i.sstatic.net/woGmF.jpg)

Blood+
**Tags:** blood+ blood-c
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## 2 answers
### Answer by username_3 on 2013-05-21. Score: 7 | Accepted answer
As given on [Wikia](http://bloodc.wikia.com/wiki/Saya_Kisaragi) :

> Saya Kisaragi has long hair that are similar to that of original Saya Otonashi, respectively of Blood+ in 1863 early version of Saya and 1972 Vietnam War in scenes only.
>
> Despite major dissimilarities other than that they are different personalities, between the two Saya's of Blood+ and Blood-C, such as their backstory and traits for the character; they share the similar plot differently. For Example Saya Kirasagi sings when walking around town and the Other Saya Otonashi plays the cello but badly judging from the reactions of other characters.
>
> Somehow Saya Kirasagi remains in mystery where she come from despite of her origins, unlike Blood+ Saya Otonashi comes from a chiropteran mummy
>
> Saya never calls a sword in the series except in the opening when she mind controls her cover of the sword even as Tadayoshi Kirasagi gives the sword , before battles like Blood+ Saya from Haji and The Last Vampire from David.

It seems to be of a parallel or a totally different world because of the various differences shown in spite of the similarities introduced to make it of a series.
> **Comments:**
> **username_0** (2013-07-19): A lot of the grammar in this is really bad (in some parts almost to the point of being unreadable). Is this a direct quote from the Wikia?  
> **username_3** (2013-07-19): @kuwaly yes. do check the link :).  
> **username_0** (2013-07-19): It would be helpful if you could fix the grammar so it is actually understandable.  
> **username_3** (2013-07-19): @kuwaly have tried some. hope it helps  
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### Answer by username_1 on 2015-06-24. Score: 1
The answer is not clear cut at all. While there are enormous facts pointing to two different worlds, there are several facts pointing to one single world.

Facts supporting a unified world are the fact that during the last episode of the series:

> After drinking the elders blood, she has a flash vision as her memories return. One of these memories during this time, and other times through out the series, is her fighting and killing a Chiropteran several times. Most of the flash visions are blurry, showing the shape of what appears to be a Chiropteran. In one of the last flash visions Saya has, it clearly shows her being attacked by a Chiropteran.

However, this could just be a coincidence if it was a joined but separate world, meaning that the two Saya's are different people. It is clearly stated that Saya is not the girls real name in Blood-C, that it was just a name given to her by her captor.

All in all, it is what ever you believe it is because the facts point to either side of the spectrum. you decide.
> **Comments:**
> **username_2** (2015-06-24): I edited the spoiler markdown into your post, since you had written `SPOILER` in the original. If I've messed up something in the process, feel free to go make some changes.  
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