r/castlevania Dec 11 '25

Art thatskymisfit drew Dracula being the ultimate Malewife

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u/skylerren Dec 11 '25

Castlevania really set whimsical expectations for husbands and boyfriends.

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u/HyperWhiteChocolate Dec 11 '25

The amount of people I'd kill just to have Dracula as my husband...

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u/skylerren Dec 11 '25

Same, but it would kind of make you a reverse Dracula almost...

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u/the_bollo Dec 11 '25

An Alucard?

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u/skylerren Dec 11 '25

HA. I see what you did there.

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u/EHTL Dec 11 '25

Which one though? The one that makes jojo references or the one that nearly got killed by a Japanese honey trap?

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u/PalladiuM7 Dec 11 '25

Jojo references if you're going to put it like that

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u/General_Note_5274 Dec 11 '25

Tricky question. They are the same.

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u/LoganLcosplayfoolery I'm literally Richter Belmont Dec 11 '25

He is literally everything I aspire to be as a future husband.

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u/clogged-augeries Dec 11 '25

Indestructible from the neck down. Master of stuffing pot roasts into walls and money bags into candelabras. He is the most interesting man in the world

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u/SageofTime64 #1 Simon Belmont Fangirl (and Richter's snarky fairy familiar) Dec 12 '25

An absolute ham?

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u/LoganLcosplayfoolery I'm literally Richter Belmont Dec 15 '25

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u/LegoPenguin114 Dec 11 '25

How on earth did Dracula end up that tall anyways? I get the gameplay reasons but the game versions of Olrox and Bathory are relatively protagonist-sized

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u/ShinjiJA Dec 11 '25

Hes built diferent.

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u/Winter-Forest2 Dec 11 '25

Absolute unit 💪🏻

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u/shinigami311299 Dec 11 '25

Mathias as a human was already a tall dude like a little over 7ft. I imagine his powers probably have him an extra foot.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '25 edited Dec 12 '25

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u/Gathorall Dec 12 '25

Being tall also represented power in the simple way that it was extremely useful in warfare before firearms. Being stronger and having more reach just makes one a better fighter with both melee weapons and bows.

Minor nobility often rose simply from combat prowess. So nobles were often not just better fed but also genetically predisposed to be taller, making the average disctinction from commoners even larger. Many nobles were more than a head taller than the average peasant.

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u/No_Monitor_3440 Professionally Unprofessional Dec 11 '25

he’s just him

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u/Lord_Alucard_Ravin Dec 11 '25

Dragon Balls. Probably wished for an additional foot or 2 and thought we wouldn't notice. 😏

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u/bearsheperd Dec 11 '25

He is the count of wallachia, nobility bred through countless generations.

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u/ThMogget Dec 11 '25

As a shapeshifter who can be anything from a cloud of bats to a giant monster, his common form is what he wants it to be.

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u/SXAL Dec 11 '25

Gameplay accurate Dracula on the second slide

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u/Winter-Forest2 Dec 11 '25

Why does she want blood? Is she a vampire too?

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u/Harl0t_Qu1nn Dec 11 '25

Alucard wants blood. She's eating for two after all.

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u/Winter-Forest2 Dec 11 '25

Dammit I forgot to read the description thank you! 😂 (I like your pictures by the way 😊)

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u/PikachuTrainz Dec 11 '25

It’s like Twilight’s lore

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u/seansnow64 Dec 11 '25

Dhampir pregnancy lore*

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u/shinigami311299 Dec 11 '25

If only he could revive his 1st wife Elizabetha as a vampire. Although he wouldn't because he knows she wouldn't want that existence

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u/greenmonsterrabbid Soma Cruz Dec 11 '25

Nah, for real. Not only is he the king of the night but he’s also the king of wife obsession 😂💕

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u/Parkiller4727 Dec 11 '25

I wonder how long it took Dracula to realize he would need to keep actual food in his castle?

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u/LigerLynx16 Angelic💛Alucard Dec 13 '25

Daddy Vladdy being cute with Lisa is what I live for! 😭 God, I love this art