ur welcome🥰

It’s actually way better

@@Amal-mc1ey mmmmm nah

Older one was better, but this isn't bad.

Vampires in this series seem to have reflections since we see their reflection every time they use a transmission mirror.

It would have been a decent of the Aztec people, as the character is Aztec not Mexican. There are villages in Mexico of the decent soft Aztec still alive today.

Afrocentric cultural appropriation. How would you even determine that fact for this character, when you’ve also acknowledged that black Egyptians did exist. Like I agree that African Americans have no correlation to Egypt as a result of most slave ships being among the West coast of Africa. But Egypt has always had people in it, that many would consider black. (Partly due to Egypt’s location and the surrounding regions, Nubia especially, which had a complex relationship with Egypt for several hundred years. I mention this only because this isnt really me trying to debate you. Were actually in agreement. But I just think it’s weird to call out Afrocentrism for a character that is a Black Egyptian because there isn’t really anything we can do or say to prove her inclusion being a result of Afrocentrism. And acknowledging that there were black Egyptians makes that classification even harder to actually determine. That said, this isn’t really meant to be a counterpoint. So I’m not trying to argue lol. I hope you have an enjoyable day. I understand how annoying cultural appropriation can be.

@@BlazeWolf9511 that's what I'm saying we don't know if it's a simple demonstration of the Egyptian natives diversity or an afrocentric appropriation by Hollywood like cleopatra as an attempt at virtue signaling the African American community

Ok, i will soon👍🏻

He’s serpentine, cunning, intelligent, and starts as an antagonist then helps the protagonist. They have a lot in common.

It's the demeanor

idk

In the myths themselves it is said that Sejmet enjoyed drinking blood, he fits perfectly with a vampire, they used Quetzalcoatl only for his popularity, but there are a good handful of Aztec/Mayan gods that would have fit better

all very true. The show has pretty solid writing overall, but there does seem to be a lot of plot armour when it comes to the other vampires not picking up on Orlox's treachery. He says "You want to acomplish this through an alliance with a man who doesn't worship you?", constantly needs pushing to bow to Erzebet, prefers to literally eat the rich and powerful rather than the common man (unlike the other posh vampires), has no problems forming romantic attachments to humans and let a BELMONT child live when any other vampire would have killed the kid alongside his mother! All the signs of him being potentially traitorous and self serving are right there but the other vampires just don't pick up on it or don't act on it whatsoever.

@@Toonwalla2010 I'll give the series its credit for writing Olrox well but not the blocking out of the sun as it was ruled a bad idea in the first series because humans need the sun. Which is true, without the sun we get some nasty ass anemia(speaking from personal experience) along with other various health complications. It won't affect them if its short-term, but long-term, that's going to be bad. Eventually Humanity would just die out.

He's the focus of Richter's revenge plot but he's just so gosh darn likeable.

​@Toonwalla2010 I'd wager they're not acting on it...yet. They have use of him, but his slight ways of defiance is definitely noted. Tyrants don't take any form of rebelliousness lightly.