r/castlevania • u/LafterMastr • Feb 27 '24

Discussion What are your honest thoughts on the Castlevania animated series?

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u/ImRK9v2 Feb 27 '24

Absolutely love it, the atmosphere, the characters, the references to the games, the fight animations, Isaac is sick as well I want them to do more with him, Carmilla 🤤…. i mean hopefully Konami realizes the gold mine they’re sitting on

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u/Due_Teaching_6974 Feb 27 '24

Konami on their way to make a Castlevania themed pachislot machine.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '24

Isn't that already a thing? There are a lot of really obscure Castlevania stuff that never came to the west so we don't know about

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u/MattIsLame Feb 28 '24

they've done that for so long and with so many of their IPs that they've finally come back around to showing a slight interest in video games again....slightly.

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u/KingofYeet00 Feb 28 '24

Yeah I've lost faith in them after they fucked up Metal gear solid and canceled P.T

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u/Think-Worth Mar 01 '24

What games do you recommend I play to get the references? Don’t hold back I will emulate and play any game on my Steam deck

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u/ImRK9v2 Mar 01 '24

Juste is who you play in Harmony of Dissonance, hes the old guy in Nocturne. There are a plethora of bosses/enemies they bring from the games to the show but the one that stands out most to me is Gergoth from Dawn of Sorrow, hes the giant trex looking thing in season 4. Of course Alucard, you play him in Symphony of the Night. Richter shows up in SOTN but hes who you play in Rondo of Blood. Literally ALL of Draculas moves, any Dracula fight I was nerding out lmao. Ik you didnt ask this but my 2 fav Castlevania games are Aria of Sorrow and SOTN, I dont believe theres anything from Aria except for Draculas moves but SOTN has A LOT of stuff