History Awesome / Castlevania2017

'''Bishop:''' Who's that? Are the Speakers dead?
'''Blue Fangs:''' No.
'''Bishop:''' [[SkewedPriorities Well, get back out there! The Speakers have to die before the sun goes down!]]
''Blue Fangs:''' [[EmergingFromTheShadows The sun is already down.]]

-->'''Bishop:''' I have done His bidding. My life's work is in His name.

-->'''Bishop:''' I am the Bishop of Gresit!
-->'''Blue Fangs:''' Your God knows that we wouldn't be here without you. [[ArmorPiercingQuestion This is all]] ''[[ArmorPiercingQuestion your]]'' [[ArmorPiercingQuestion fault, isn't it?]]

* Of all people and entities, it's a demon called Blue Fangs giving one hell of a verbal smackdown to the bastard Bishop who had Lisa burned and reignited Dracula's genocide.

** Special mention goes to the priest Trevor enlists to help them. After three whole episodes of the Church being {{anvilicious}}ly depicted as nothing but [[CorruptChurch corrupt, power-mad, and greedy]], the battle for Griset is won because a nameless clergyman has the true power of faith to [[HolyBurnsEvil consecrate holy water]] that the townspeople could use against Dracula's forces.

* Trevor and Alucard discuss Theology and Philosophy before fighting. The fight is amazing. Their discussions are too. At the end you are ready for the three to go out and fight.

-->'''Blue Fangs:''' Your God knows that we wouldn't be here without you. This is all ''your'' fault, isn't it?

-->'''Bishop:''' '''''SHE WAS A WITCH!'''''

-->'''Bishop:''' She was a Witch!

-->'''Blue Fangs:''' We love you. We couldn't be here without you. ''[[PreMortemOneLiner Let me kiss you.]]''

-->'''Pazuzu:''' Your God knows that we wouldn't be here without you. This is all your fault, isn't it?

* Of all people and entities, it's the demon Pazuzu giving one hell of a verbal smackdown to the bastard Bishop who had Lisa burned and reignited Dracula's genocide.

-->'''Pazuzu:''' God is ''not'' here. This is an empty box.

-->'''Pazuzu:''' Your God's love is not unconditional. He does not love us. And He does not love you.

-->'''Pazuzu:''' Your life's work makes Him puke.

-->'''Pazuzu:''' Lies? In your house of God? No wonder He has abandoned you. But '''we''' love you.

-->'''Pazuzu:''' We love you. We couldn't be here without you. ''[[PreMortemOneLiner Let me kiss you.]]''

* Remember the priest whose finger was "accidentally" cut by Trevor? That same priest whose finger he knocks off gets stabbed to death by angry villagers when Trevor reveals the truth behind Lisa's death.

** Later on, that same priest whose finger he knocks off gets stabbed to death by angry villagers when Trevor reveals the truth behind Lisa's death.

* Meta: the fact this is the first western produced adaptation of a game to gain a PURE fresh rating (91%) in Rotten Tomatoes. This shows how far makers have gone in trying to make a game adaptation that manages to please both critics and fans.

* Dracula's annihilation of Targoviste could damn well be the vampire king's [[CrowningMomentofAwesome]] ''across the entire'' Castlevania ''franchise''. You fight Dracula's endless horde of demons in every game; in this show, you see him release his army for the first time as he sends them out to destroy Wallachia. In the games, you always see Dracula's power within the isolated confines of Castlevania; here, he unleashes his full power across an entire city and spares nobody from his hellish wrath.

* Dracula's annihilation of Targoviste could damn well be the vampire king's Crowning Moment of Awesome ''across the entire'' Castlevania ''franchise''. You fight Dracula's endless horde of demons in every game; in this show, you see him release his army for the first time as he sends them out to destroy Wallachia. In the games, you always see Dracula's power within the isolated confines of Castlevania; here, he unleashes his full power across an entire city and spares nobody from his hellish wrath.

* Lisa is dedicated to learning medicine and science no matter what, even if she's accused of being a witch and can't get materials for proper research. So what does she do? Walk RIGHT UP to Dracula's Castle and demand to know the secrets of his knowledge, all so she can help people. She even calls him out for rudeness when he threatens to drink her blood ("You haven't even offered to take my coat"). One imagines Dracula fell in love with her for her bravery alone.

-->'''Trevor:''' [[BadassBoast The man who will kill Dracula.]]

* Meta: the fact this is the first western produced adaptation of a game to gain a PURE fresh rating (91%) in Rotten Tomatoes. This shows how far makers have gone in trying to make a game adaptation that manages to please critics.

-->'''Pazuzu:''' Lies? In your house of God? No wonder He has abandoned you. But we love you.

-->'''Bishop:''' I have done His bidding. My life's work is in his name.

** Later on, that same priest whose finger he knocks off get stabbed to death by angry villagers when Trevor reveals the truth behind Lisa's death.

-->'''Pazuza:''' God is ''not'' here. This is an empty box.

* Of all people and entities, it's the demon Pazuzu giving one hell of a verbal smackdown to the bastard Bishop who has Lisa's wife burned and reignited Dracula's genocide.

* Of all people and entities, it's the demon Pazuzu giving one hell of a verbal smackdown to the bastard Bishop throughout the entire series.
-->'''Bishop:''' God's love is in all of his Churches!
-->'''Pazuzu:''' Your God's love is not unconditional. He does not love us, and He does not love you.
-->'''Bishop:''' I have done His bidding! My entire life's work was spent in his name!

-->'''Pazuzu:''' Your God knows that we wouldn't be here without you!

-->'''Pazuzu:''' Lies? In your house of God? No wonder He has abandoned you.

* The reveal trailer for the Netflix animated series. It shows someone plugging a Netflix cartridge into an NES and selecting Castlevania from a small menu of other shows, before it changes to [[SceneryPorn jaw-dropping visuals of that all too familiar castle and a field of skeletons impaled on spikes]]. It also shows Trevor, Alucard, and Sypha, revealing that it's an adaptation of ''Dracula's Curse''.