The Technomancer
card-carrying scientician
Yo I'm 15 minutes in and Dracula is pretty sympathetic. Fuck humanity
The Nutpuncher has always been the most underrated sub weapon.Episode 2:
<men just kicking each other in the nuts and yelling fuck>
Ah yes I remember this part of the Castlevania games!
Nope, you're right. The series seems to be taking canon ideas and expanding them.I've got a question for some of the more diehard Castlevania fans in here:That opening sequence between Lisa and Dracula was never shown in any of the games, right? I know Lisa's execution scene appears via flashback in Symphony of the Night, but none of the games ever showed how she first met Dracula, right?
I ask becausesome of the dialogue between Lisa and Dracula reminded me a little bit of some of the dialogue exchanges Alucard has with Maria, his own love interest apparently, in Symphony of the Night (namely the quips about being a gentleman).
Nothing really profound or anything, but it was a minor detail I noticed and thought was amusing.
The only thing missing so far is good music. S2 needs to have some good Castlevania tunes
Trevor looks too much like Sasuke.
Yeah, I own Castlevania 3 on 3DS but I think I'm going to try to play the japanese version instead since it's easier apparently and has a better soundtrack. I don't remember if I ever made it to the final level but I always go for the Alucard route since he's my fav and that's probably a bad decision.
Because we never get adult oriented animation in this nature in the West and the aesthetic is close enough to a lot of anime to fool those who don't know any better.
Also they shouldn't skip straight to Rondo of Blood. After Trevor they should go to Simon and then to Richter.
There is so much vomiting in this show
That looks amazing.
It's called Last Order.Seeing a tall lithe shirtless beautiful guy with long blonde hair and a really long sword got me thinking of Sepiroth a couple of times and had me imagining what an FF VII show done in this nature would be like. Be still my heart.
So is this as bloody as the trailers made it look? (guts and blood and all?).
The weirdest part is that nobody really vocalizes it, they just kind of bend over with 3 seconds of "SPLAT" sound effects
So is this as bloody as the trailers made it look? (guts and blood and all?).
Yes there is a lot of violence and gore.
It's almost Berserk levels of ultra-violence
Damn....
UmmmThe fake accents are terrible.
Were The Seeks ever mentioned in the games?
Not that I've ever come across, though maybe there's some reference in a Japanese manual that I haven't seen the translation of. The story for Castlevania III is told pretty much through the opening intro and manual text.
Here's the American, European (German language) and Japanese manual scans.
And no, those aren't typos in the manuals; Sypha was male in all versions, and upon first freeing her the game actually asks "Take him with you?", but the ending shows a clearly female character and uses "she."
"Belmont Warrior Chromosomes"
"chances slimmer than Jim"
"fang sharpened freak"
aw yeah
Good start, I really enjoyed these episodes but it felt so incomplete due to having only four, this season was basically a prologue.
I can definitely say this show got me in the mood to play more of the Castlevania series, it's a shame most of the games aren't available on current systems. Konami ought to release some kind of legacy collection that compiles the 2D titles for consoles/PC since alot of these games are confined to old systems and never got a proper rerelease.
A collection like that would greatly help people who want to get into the series without using emulation.
The deepest lore"Belmont Warrior Chromosomes"
"chances slimmer than Jim"
"fang sharpened freak"
aw yeah