Can you make more Videos about Death-The Grim Reaper aka Varney the Vampire, Trevor Belmont, Sypha Belnades, The Bishop that killed Lisa Tepes, Hector, Lenore, Count Saint Germain and Lisa Tepes.

@@shahzaman365 I'd love to. As long as people request it? I'll try to get them done

@@KaizokuSleven Thank You so Much. You actually responded to me. I’ll be eagerly wait for the next episodes.

She actually went to Heaven but God allowed her to visit and send time with Dracula in Hell. Evident on how the only light in that scene was shining on her back and not the both of them.

@@KaizokuSleven does the anime say/show that and I just missed it or was that revealed in some other material because I didn’t notice any specific light around Lisa?

If you go back to the end of Episode 9 of Season 3 you'll see what I'm talking about. Also, it's been a pseudo discussion in online forums and many have pointed out that Lisa didn't go to Hell. She just decided to be there with her husband when he died.

I think they said that Heaven doesn't exist and all humans go to Hell anyway. Seems like Hell is the default Underworld.

Alucard went worse than hell and he was probably just as nice He isn't talked much either

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@@KaizokuSleven no problem man,keep up this badass work

1,000%, if anyone overlooks his relationship with humanity and just paints him as a villains in the aftermath? They weren't watching. Honoured to have you bro

Dracula’s death, and lamenting over the loss of Lisa and killing her last gift to him: Alucard… that scene is akin to something from a Shakespearean tragedy. Even the blank expression he gives Alucard before he lets his son stab him in the heart is one of a man that’s lost all hope or will to go on.

​@KaizokuSleven I'm just seeing this, and good video, by the way. However, Dracula wasn't a victim and never will be. He was the villain, and the monster, through and through. The actual victims are Lisa and her son Alucard. They are the victim of loving a monster, which cost them dearly 1) Dracula war on humanity for losing someone he loves in their hand was hypocrisy asf. Dracula spent decades if not centuries ripping love ones away from others for fun without a care how they feel about it. But the moment he got a taste of what he has been doing to others, he could handle it and reacted like any monster with power would react when thing he has been doing to others are done to him. 2) He didn't care about his wife wishes at all. The first thing he did was completely disregarded them. Lisa (best girl ever) was very clear about her wishes and love for humanity. She love her people so much that even in agonizing pain she was pleading for them to be forgiven. All of which fell on deaf ears, except for her son's Alucard (best boy ever) who actually care about her beliefs/wishes. Her husband on the other hand doesn't give a sh*t, because he is a monster who got bored and took a break from monstering to play house for a while. So when the big bad wolf in sheep clothing came along and blow that house down, he forgot all about his playmate and goes back to monstering. When the precious gift given to him by said playmate came to remind him of her wishes, he was fully prepared to kill him with extreme cruelty. Not even a gift that is a dead-ringer of his wife is going to stop him from making sure her dream burns to the ground. I believe this might explains why it is a house (aka the room they built their son) that snapped him back to reality, and not his son Alucard who is the spitting image of his wife Lisa. Being in that room reminded him of his days of playing house and pretending he is not a monster. For heaven sake if anything was going to snapped him back to reality, it would have been Alucard, the face and embodiment of Lisa's love and dream. My God, you cannot look at that boy and not see or be reminded of his motherLisa. It is a shame that the only character who saw this very view were Alucard and Carmilla. This is how i saw the story. Lisa, a kind hearted woman who loved humanity unconditional with a dream of helping/bettering it, fell in love with a monster whom she thought she could change, just for that monster to be the main reason for the downfall of the people who she held dear to her heart. So instead of helping her bring prosperity and science to her people like she dreamed of, he brought them the apocalypse. Good job. I'm sure Lisa was in heaven smiling at the idea of her people being slaughter in a war raged in her name. I bet her favorite part was watching that monster tried to kill her son. What a victim Dracula was.

Such a great interpretation of the character, humanizing him to the point of sympathy even though he is the biggest threat to humanity itself.

@@KaizokuSleven Thank you. I was trying to understand Dracula's motivations. We can't always understand a person's acts just on face value. But if we're able understand a person's motivating factors then their actions take on a whole new meaning. Life always comes back to the question "Why"? Dracula's motivations were very Old Testament "Eye For An Eye". You wrong me I then am justified in wronging you. You take from me, I am duty bound to take from you. I think Dracula didn't have a fully formed plan for exacting his Revenge because he didn't have a fully formed answer for his "Why". Alucard was right. Dracula just wanted his pain to end so he could be with his Wife again. But he needed to punish as many humans as possible before his end came. Which I'm sure was an attempt to help heal his wounded ego from not being present to protect Lisa when The Church came for her. Just my thoughts Brother. Your insights are incredible 🎓. You're on a golden path with this channel. Keep Going ✊🏾.

@@altowatts1325 Appreciate you my boy!

1,000% He inadvertently traumatized his own son into almost becoming the 2nd coming of him.

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I get where you're coming from, he is evil regardless but in a way if the church didn't kill his wife he was heading into redeeming himself. I also think he did all of that because in his mind Humans are not worth investing into, which is completely understandable by how our species has handled this planet. I'm definitely thinking about doing Alucard next & no discord server yet. Not truly convinced if anyone would be dedicated enough to my channel to have one opened. Happy New Year bro, appreciate you as always.

Well Carmilla was more of an angry and very paranoid person. She was similar to death in that she wanted everything but gave nothing back.

I’ll say burning the first city to the ground was justifiable.

​@@devynmaluThere were innocent children and bystanders there, what kind of logic is that?

@@Δ-Δ-Δ-Δ bystanders could have stopped it but hey, that’s fine now

Until Julius in 1999, though there’s no game with him yet. Reincarnated as Soma Cruz, who rejects his destiny of becoming the Dark Lord.

Interesting, gotta go examine that

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Well said & I'm glad you enjoyed this analysis.

Appreciate it & glad I was able to do that for you.

For real! While it sounds cool? That series would be kind of boring because Dracula by himself is just too much for anyone…COMBINED. So there would barely be anyone able to challenge him outside of later descendants of Belmonts and older Alucard. EVEN Dragan couldn’t hurt Dracula and he took on Sypha, ALucard and Trevor all at the same time. Post Dracula’s death when they got upgrades and more powerful.

Now what have he fight one of those powerful demons like Beelzebub Azazel or and abandon and that would be a fight to see

@@emmanuelburgess9198 Still not enough, in the games Death himself serves Dracula. Ain't no demon or being in hell more powerful than Death lol

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Appreciate it & glad you're enjoying the content!

Appreciate you bro & Happy New Year! Y'know, it could be a possibility but they stated that Season 4 was the final season and even if they wanted to continue the story? At the end Dracula and Lisa wanted to stay low key and not bother everyone. Everything is good, the personal circumstance wasn't anything bad. I just had my 1st child so a lot of my free time has been going to him LOL Like you my least favorite character is Hector. A lot of people sympathize with him but I don't and it's kinda whack how he never really redeemed himself for the BS he pulled against Dracula. I don't count what he did in Season 4, that shit was bare minimum IMO.

@@KaizokuSleven I can get why some folks might wanna sympathise with Hector, but he always felt way, way too passive. He had some funny moments with Lenore, but overall the mans just got this attitude about him that feels like a sulking teenager- like he never left the boyhood phase that Isaac had, if you remember that vid. As for Drac and Lis, yeah I get you, they did seem like they just wanted to live their lives now that the chaos and madness was over. I heard that the showrunner is gonna do a DMC series next, and I gotta admit, I'm kinda pumped considering his previous work... And ayy, congrats man! I hope you and yours remain in the best of health, and have golden days ahead of you.

Appreciate it bro just tryna do my part to raise the next generations of productive humans, feel me? lol But yea, it's like Issac & Dracula pointed out in Season 2 that he's still a little boy in a man's body. He never took anything serious which is why Carmilla & Lenore literally had their way with him. He killed his parents as a kid so he never grew up understanding accountability and what it means to be a responsible adult. Which is why him and Lenore were a perfect match for each other.

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Appreciate it. Plan to bring for character analysis from the series

Glad that you enjoyed, stay tuned more character analysis for this show are coming

Appreciate you! The subs will come, I'm not pressed

"TRibUte?! You steal men's souls! And make them your slaves!"

“Tribute? You steal men’s souls, and make them your slaves!”

I see where you're coming from but can you elaborate more? My comparison is more so reflecting on the influences not a direct placement of the Dracula we got in the TV series.

@@KaizokuSleven I'm referring to the sequences that spoke on Dracula's wife. Specifically, first, the succubus boss fight where Alucard dreams of his mother's death of being burned at the stake. Second, the final dialogs between Alucard and Dracula in the game's true ending, when they again speak of her emotions and wishes for her family. It may not have been as elaborated on as LoI or LoS1 but feels more dead on in the details. All three do speak of Dracula's lost wife but only SotN has her trying to redeem Dracula instead of being the original catalyst for his dark turn.

@@brucepollock2271 This is true and thank you for pointing that out! That completely went over my limited knowledge on the gaming series as a whole.

@@KaizokuSleven You've done an excellent job from what I've seen. It's a big series, with varying degrees of story quality, so it's easy to miss things. SofN happens to be my all time favorite game, and it led me to play many of the subsequent games including LoI and LoS1. I was even able to recognize Hector before any dialog dealt with him from my time with Harmony of Dissonance. Interesting thing though, it may be canon that Lisa is Dracula's 2nd wife. The protagonist from LoI, Leon, is the Belmont painted in the family hold, late 2nd season. It may be a mix of both views, if that 1st wife's death is canon to the Netflix series.

@@brucepollock2271 Thanks dude, At some point I want to be able to play all the games in the series I didn't have a chance to play growing up. Also, Yea Leon is faintly mention whuch is why i kind of saw the LOI on Dracula as well.

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Well, I think they were trying to tap into the true origins of Dracula in general outside of the Games. Plus the Lord's of Shadow series was a revisions of the Castlevania lore, so technically Gabriel Belmont isn't 100% Canon because LOS, revised the series as a whole in a 3 game arc. If you recall they made Trevor become Alucard too.

@@KaizokuSleven yeah and also...dracula tepes has particular dark side which cannot be justified so he must die for good...but if it was Gabriel belmont he would be more like a hero in the series...

9 months later, but I'm pretty sure it's "Dracula's Theme" from LoS2 by Oscar Araujo. I know that is the one playing about 1:02 into this video, but if it was a different song, what time did you hear it at? (It is the same song if you mean the portion at 2:06 as well.)

I think it would be best if Dracula just stuck to letting Alucard handle his own issues. Like an old adviser who's helping him mature over generations.

Western media at it's finest(English one's specifically) lol

Interesting, thank you for sharing that. I will try to pronounce it better future reference.

I knew this request was coming sooner or later lol

@@KaizokuSleven well, take it as a compliment :P

@@Fingolfin7455 No offense was taken

Soon enough my boy

Lol Technically if you're Dracula? No one can tell you no

I will definitely look into these authors. Thank you for sharing

I hear you and I think they let Dracula "die"(commit self deletion) because he was too powerful and they wanted him to be a sympathetic villain. Plus his Death allows the opportunity to examine deeper into other related characters like his son Alucard, Issac, Hector and Carmila.

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