History Funny / CastlevaniaSymphonyOfTheNight

** When you see through her deception in the ''Requiem'' version, you get a trophy titled [[Film/TheRoom "You Are Tearing Me Apart, Lisa!"]]

--> '''Succubus:''' Wait, I beg of you! [[TheImmodestOrgasm Aaaaaaaaaah~!]]

* The fact that the reason why the ending song, [[https://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/castlevania-symphony-of-the-night/34.%2520I%2520Am%2520The%2520Wind.mp3 I Am The Wind]], is in the game is because composer Michiru Yamane had made a friendly bet with fellow composer Rika Muranaka in 1996 and ''lost''.

* A meta entry but Igarashi once sat down with Romscout, a ''Castlevania'' speedrunner, and with the help of a translator he did a speedrun of the game showing Igarashi both bugs he was aware existed in the game and even a few that he did not. This also brought on some hilarious moments such as when discussing the original bug used to keep the Alucard gear at the start of the game. The glitch was discovered very early on in the game's life and required the game be in luck mode. Not funny on its own, but Igarashi mentioned that ''he was the one that programmed Luck Mode in the first place'' and that seeing the knockback being used to keep the Alucard equipment hurts each time. Some of the other more absurdly difficult bugs had him remark that no bug tester in their right mind would ever find some of the things Rom was doing.

-->'''Richter''': [[DullSurprise Die, monster. You don't belong in this world!]]
-->'''Dracula''': It was not by my hand that I am once again given flesh. I was called here by... '''[[ChewingTheScenery huuuuuuuumans]]''', who wished to pay '''''me''''' ''tribute!''
-->'''Richter''': Tribute!?! You steal men's souls, and make them your ''slaves!''
-->'''Dracula''': Perhaps the same could be said of all religions...
-->'''Richter''': Your words are as empty as your soul! Mankind ill-needs a savior such as ''you!''
-->'''Dracula''': [[MemeticMutation What is a man?!]] (''throws his wine glass to the floor, which shatters on the ground as he stands up'') [[MemeticMutation A miserable little pile of secrets! But enough talk...]] '''''[[MemeticMutation HAVE AT YOU!]]'''''

* In the confessional, if Alucard sits in the Priest's chair, a female ghost will walk up to the other seat. The one in blue will spring a trap just like the green priest, but the woman in red will start giving a tearful confession... And doesn't ever ''stop''. Eventually, Alucard will fall asleep. For extra hilarity, notice how Alucard sits in a polite way if he's confessing but goes back to slouching with his arms and legs crossed when he's on the Priest's chair, as if he's not even serious about it to begin with.

* The fact that the ending song, [[https://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/castlevania-symphony-of-the-night/34.%2520I%2520Am%2520The%2520Wind.mp3 I Am The Wind]] is in the game is because composer Michiru Yamane had made a friendly bet with fellow composer Rika Muranaka in 1996 and ''lost''.

* There's the infamous, {{Narm}}tacular "What is a man?" conversation at the beginning of the original game;

-->'''Dracula''': It was not by my hand that I am once again given flesh. I was called here by... '''[[ChewingTheScenery huuuuuuuumans]],''' who wished to pay '''''me''''' ''tribute!''

* While the updated localization lacks much of the {{Narm}} of the original, it's not completely without its moments. During Alucard's initial encounter with Death, the Grim Reaper warns Alucard not to interfere with their plans. Alucard's response? "[[DidYouJustFlipOffCthulu Step aside, old man.]]"

* Richter's Hydro Storm in his respective mode is [[GameBreaker so hilariously broken]] that it turns boss battles [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yrv8-VW_qtU into five-second comedies.]] Who needs the Vampire Killer when holy precipitation will do?

-->'''Richter''': Die, monster. You don't belong in this world!

-->'''Richter''': Die, monster! You don't belong in this world!
-->'''Dracula''': It was not by my hand that I am once again given flesh. I was called here by... '''[[ChewingTheScenery huuuuuuuumans!]]''' Who wished to pay me ''tribute!''
-->'''Richter''': Tribute?! You steal men's souls, and make them your ''slaves!''
-->'''Dracula''': Perhaps the same could be said of all religions.
-->'''Richter''': Your words are as empty as your soul. Mankind ill-needs a saviour such as ''you!''
-->'''Dracula''': [[MemeticMutation What is a man?]] (''throws his wine glass away behind him, which smashes on the ground as he stands up'') [[MemeticMutation A miserable little pile of secrets. Now, enough talk -- '''''HAVE AT YOU!''''']]

* Summon Alucard's Bat familiar and have him turn into a bat, himself. The familiar ''falls in love with him'', little [[HeartSymbol hearts]] coming from it, with more bats joining in the higher the familiar's level. It's as [[CutenessProximity adorable]] as it is hilarious, and they also function as [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Options]] that shoot fireballs whenever you do. Adding to the fun, switching back into human or mist form causes a little "'''?'''" to appear over the bat.

* If you put the original [=PS1=] disc of ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaSymphonyOfTheNight'' into a CD player, Alucard will explain that the disc contains computer data and shouldn't be played in a CD player. Then he'll add,"...but you probably won't listen to me, will you?" The disc then proceeds to [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment play a funky music track]].

* The "Holy Symbol," an item that lets Alucard go underwater without taking damage. It's a snorkel.

* The Shield Rod effect with the [[JokeItem Alucart Shield]]. Like the key crash in ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaRondoOfBlood'', it starts with an impressive attack animation...and ends with Alucard looking confused.

* A meta entry but Igarashi once sat down with Romscout, a Castlevania speedrunner, and with the help of a translator he did a speedrun of the game showing Igarashi both bugs he was aware existed in the game and even a few that he did not. This also brought on some hilarious moments such as when discussing the original bug used to keep the Alucard gear at the start of the game. The glitch was discovered very early on in the game's life and required the game be in luck mode. Not funny on its own, but Igarashi mentioned that ''he was the one that programmed Luck Mode in the first place'' and that seeing the knockback being used to keep the Alucard equipment hurts each time. Some of the other more absurdly difficult bugs had him remark that no bug tester in their right mind would ever find some of the things Rom was doing.

-->'''Dracula''': What is a man? (''throws his wine glass away behind him, which smashes on the ground as he stands up'') A miserable little pile of secrets. Now, enough talk -- '''''HAVE AT YOU!'''''

** Relatedly, summon Alucard's Ghost familiar and turn into Bat Form. The poor thing looks around in confusion with a lille "'''?'''" above its head. After a second or two it simply flies upwards and eventually disappears, only to come scurrying back when Alucard shifts into any other form.

** Relatedly, summon your Ghost familiar and turn into Bat Form. The poor thing looks around in confusion with a lille "'''?'''" above its head. After a second or two it simply flies upwards and eventually disappears, only to come scurrying back when you shift into any other form.

* The PSP remake gives us the line "Belmont, son of Belmont!" in the intro.