History Characters / Castlevania2017Other

* BullyingADragon: Averted. As the protagonist and a Belmont, one would expect Trevor to easily best the bar patrons when they pick a fight with him. Surprisingly, the peasants give the thoroughly drunk and tired Trevor almost as good as they get, but it still ends with him walking out of the bar upright whilst they don't.

* BaldOfEvil: Initially presented as the first case, being completely clean shaven on the top and leads the defense of his people in the front. Unfortunately, it's revealed at the end tha the is in fact a case of the second.

->'''Voiced By''': Christine Adams (English), Norma Iturbe (Latin American Spanish)

->'''Voiced By''': Navid Negahban (English), Julio Bernal (Latin American Spanish)

* SmallRoleBigImpact: She only appears in two episodes but she is how Dracula, learned of his wife, Lisa, being taken away and burned alive by the church, eventually setting the plot into motion.

* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: She may be meant to be conventionally dark-skinned but her skin looks ''grey'' instead, likely just to accentuate that she is not a normal human. [[spoiler:In fact, she isn't human at all but instead the spirit of Death in human form, so the skin color is fitting.]]

* GreaterScopeVillain: If her claim that Dracula is her rebis are true, she's almost certainly indirectly responsible for all suffering in the series. [[spoiler:She's lying, but she's still the greater scope villain by virtue of being Death.]]

* ChildHater: Most of his victims are children, who he at least partially targets because he [[ControlFreak views them as a disruption of his town's order]].

* FrontlineGeneral: When Dracula's night creatures attacked his town, he lead his men in the front and impressively, completely ''unarmed''.

* BullyingADragon: Averted. As the protagonist and a Belmont, one would expect Trevor to easily best the bar patrons when they pick a fight with him. Surprisingly, the peasants give the thoroughly drunk and tired Trevor almost as good as they get.

* SmallRoleBigImpact: She only appears in two episodes but she is how Dracula, learned of his wife, Lisa, being taken away and burned alive by the church, evenutually setting the plot into motion.
* YouWillBeSpared: When she informs Dracula of Lisa's execution, he warns her to take her family and leave the country. He spares her in Lisa's name, perhaps because she was kind to Lisa, perhaps because Lisa cared for her, but he clearly has no affection or sympathy for Mrs. Djuvara beyond this.

* GodIsGood: Much like the games this is what the show most implies. A single faithful priest is able to help Trevor make holy water, the holy Vampire Killer is always there to help Trevor, and many chance events of the show are implied to be God lending a hand.

* BigGood: One way to interpret his character. On the other hand, he [[GodsHandsAreTied doesn't actually do anything to stop Dracula's rampage,]] though there are any number of possible ways to interpret this.
* DivineIntervention: God apparently works through the reanimated Bishop to turn a river into HolyWater. He's more useful to God as an abomination made out of a corpse than [[HateSink he ever was as a person.]]

** If Sypha is to be believed, the Speakers are the enemies of God because their knowledge offends him. However, her account is dubious at best.

* GodIsDispleased: Blue Fangs mentions that the Bishop has offended him to the point of withdrawing his protection.
--> '''Blue Fangs:''' Your life's work makes Him ''puke.''

[[folder:Mrs. Fjuvara]]

[[caption-width-right:350:"If you have a God, then you probably have a Devil. And if God created everything, then he also made Hell.]]

[[caption-width-right:350:"If you have a God, then you probably also have a Devil. And if God created everything, then he also made Hell."]]

[[caption-width-right:350:"Yes, I probably should have mentioned that I am quite mad."]]

* TheCorrupter: In contrast to the Merchant and the Captain who tried to give Isaac a new, better perspective, she encourages Isaac to add the Magician's army to his own after he kills him.

* HangingJudge: Subverted. He looks like one, but is actually a relatively friendly fellow that governs the town with a fair hand and avoids clashing with Prior Sala despite not fully trusting him. Turns out he isn't quite as noble as we thought, secretly punishing even the most petty crime with death.

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: For most of the series, he aids Trevor and Sypha in their endeavors to stop Sala and his men. His conversations with them also paint him as a stern man who cares about his town. It's terrifyingly averted by the season finale with the revelation that he was a serial child murderer who collected their shoes as trophies.

* DarkIsEvil: While he physically resembles a HangingJudge with his dark robes, [[BaldOfEvil bald head]] and stern disposition, he presents himself as a benevolent leader. Subverted when it's revealed he is actually a {{serial killer}}.

[[caption-width-right:350:If you don't have your own story, you become part of someone else's."]]

* TheAntiNihilist: The Captain agrees that mankind is capable of great cruelty and perhaps may deserve complete extinction, but he points out it's also capable of great kindness and that killing off all humans will also destroy their kindness, which makes Isaac question his goals. He also encourages Isaac to try and teach people with his knowledge to be better in the aftermath of his campaign instead of killing them off.

* {{Shopkeeper}}: He sells some strange wares. Case in point: he's had at least two distance mirrors among his stock.

* HiddenBuxom: After she gets nude to shag Alucard ([[spoiler:actually, to kill him]]), we see her big jubblies [[FreezeFrameBonus for a moment]].