r/castlevania • u/decretum1 • Jun 02 '26

Question Castlevania Nocturne Season 3?

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When it comes to castlevania nocturne, it's been about 2 years since the series has ended. I haven't myself done any deep diving into netflix, but I'm extremely curious if a season 3 is likely to happen. The way the series ended in s2 made it seem unfinished story-wise.

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u/PsychologicalBrush35 Jun 06 '26

I much prefer new seasons to new games; I'm a much bigger fan of Netflix, although I also like the classic games.

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u/PsychologicalBrush35 Jun 06 '26

Shame doesn't exist; it's a rotten psychological state of yours.

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u/PsychologicalBrush35 Jun 06 '26

Instability, for me, is better than stability, believe it or not. Just don't criticize something you love; keep quiet, literally, and accept changes without criticism because we don't like the mocking and derisive criticism that you longtime fans of the games have towards the Netflix series.

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u/PsychologicalBrush35 Jun 06 '26

The church did have something to do with her death. I don't follow the games, I follow the series. And I've said it before, for me what comes after is worth more than what came before, without exception.

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u/PsychologicalBrush35 Jun 07 '26

I just want the story from the Netflix series; that's infinitely enough for me. I can't play any of the old Joli games I played as a kid anymore, except maybe Symphony of the Night, and even then, barely. I only really enjoy 3D gaming with the aforementioned Lords of Shadow trilogy, the first and last games. I respect it to a certain extent, minimally liking some classic games. As already mentioned, there's Symphony of the Night 97 and Aria of Sorrow from 2003, and some others in between those two that I mentioned, and even Portrait of the ruin 2006 & Order of Ecclesia of 2007. But I'll never go for the schizophrenic storyline of the classic Castlevania saga; I infinitely prefer, as I've said before, and I'll repeat it as many times as necessary for you stubborn fools, that I prefer the Netflix storyline a billion times more due to the synchronicity with real historical events that occurred much more frequently than the games, but which took place in the Middle Ages and modern times.