2000. Tsukihime. Type-Moon's first visual novel. A vampire princess called Arcueid Brunestud. Serious, beautiful, tragic.
Type-Moon's chaos cat $NECO on Arc chain
NECO-ARC
Type-Moon drew their vampire princess as a cat, as a joke. The joke got a fighting game slot, an anime, a café and eventually the whole internet. Two decades later she is still not explained. She was always Neco-ARC. Now the chain matches.
Revealed at launch
Burenyus 0 click her
A joke that got
out of hand
Two decades of Neco-Arc, in six panels.
2001. Somewhere in the Tsukihime extras, somebody draws Arcueid as a cat. Nobody stops them. Neco-Arc is born.
2002 and on. Melty Blood. The joke gets a fighting game slot. Tiny, loud, unfair. Nobody picks her by accident.
2011. Carnival Phantasm. She runs a café now. There are several of her. This is never explained.
2021. Tsukihime gets its remake. The internet finds the cat. Burenyu. The clips do not stop.
Now. A rare unit in Anime Vanguards, a face in every feed, and finally a ticker: $NECO on Arc. The name was a hint the whole time.
There are many
Neco-Arcs
Make yours. Post it. Nobody can stop you.
Next stop: Arc
Four stops, no transfers. Same line since 2001.
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Get a wallet
Any EVM wallet works: MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet. Add the Arc network and you are on the platform.
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Bring USDC
Arc runs on USDC, gas included. Bridge or send USDC to your Arc address and you are ready to ride.
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Swap for $NECO
Hit Buy, paste the contract address from the top of this page, and swap. Check it twice. There are many Neco-Arcs and only one is real.
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Hold
Sit down. Watch the sunset out the window. Do not sell the cat.
- Ticker
- $NECO
- Chain
- Arc
- Contract
- At launch
Tsukihime To
Arc Fare
Whatever the chart says