History Characters / Castlevania2017

* HeWhoFightsMonsters: [[spoiler:Sumi and Taka's hatred of vampires has corrupted them entirely. Not only do they try to murder a half-vampire because he ''might'' be leading them on, but they planned to build an empire of mass murderers not unlike the vampires wanted, only with the opposite side as slaughter.]]

* BreakTheCutie: She starts out Season 3 very excitable and idealistic before the events really do a number on her [[spoiler: being unable to save the village of Lindenhelm from the cultists and discovering that the friendly judge was actually {{evil all along}}]] which turns her very bitter and angry.

* TookALevelInCynic: [[spoiler: Sypha concludes her stay at Lindenhelm embittered, betrayed, cynical and angry after not only failing to save all the now-doomed people of said village from being sacrificed, but discovering that the Judge was a serial killer of children]].

The head of the Priory of Lindenhelm that was attacked by one of Dracula's night beasts whose members ended up falling under its spell.

* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler:Technically speaking, he is the final victim of the Judge of Lindenhelm who was a prolific {{serial killer}} who specifically arranged his death according to his M.O. (sending their victims down to their deaths to a spike trap) with Sala's particular death being horrific being impaled in the head. But considering the man arranged the mass murder of an entire innocent village to open a portal to Hell, no one is going to weep his end]].

[[folder: Sumi and Taka]]

* {{Gaslighting}}: Her interactions with Hector can certainly cross into this territory. [[spoiler: Making him question himself of why he ever allied with Dracula in the first place, telling him that Carmilla's previous NoHoldsBarredBeatdown of him was actually an act of mercy, convincing him that ''she'' is his one true life-line. This all culminates in Lenore tricking Hector into becoming her eternal slave]].

* OneToMillionToOne: Can transform into a swarm of bats.

* PragmaticVillainy: After [[spoiler:placing the slave ring on Hector]], she then demands that her sisters give him a nice home, comfortable living quarters, and freedom within the castle because she wants him to be compensated for what he does. [[spoiler:Her reasons are partly because he will be her personal sex slave, and she does not want him harmed, unclean or unkempt.]]
* SilkHidingSteel: She speaks calmly and softly, with her small height and delicate features making her seem weaker than her sisters. Hector learns the hard way that just because she's not outwardly threatening doesn't mean still isn't as dangerous as her sisters could be.

* VillainHasAPoint: Lenore might be trying to win over Hector's loyalty but she is correct that Dracula lied to and manipulated him and Hector only assumed he would be an exception to Dracula's plans for humanity without actually making an agreement that he would be spared.

* BetterThanSex: The alcoholic that he is, he claims beer is better than sex, especially when he's gone without a drink for a long time. He made the unfortunate mistake of saying this in front of Sypha, who freezes his beer for saying it.

* JesusWasWayCool: In a dialogue with St. Germain, she reveals that while she's got issues with God - she really likes his son Yeshua and states that it's natural for a child to surpass the parent.

* NayTheist: In an amusing moment she casually reveals that the Speakers consider themselves to be enemies of God on account of the story of the Tower of Babel in which God destroys the ability for human cooperation out of jealousy. Both Trevor and Alucard, who are more familiar with religion, are a bit surprised by this. Sypha's interpretation matches the literal text of the story but she's unaware that the story isn't seen that way in any of the Abrahamic religions (where God struck down the Tower of Babel as the King who was building it specifically wanted to reach Heaven and ''make war against God''). She does go on record saying that JesusWasWayCool in Season 3.

* SpicyLatina: {{Inverted|Trope}}. Sypha is an attractive Hispanic woman, but instead of being a violent MsFanservice example, she dresses in a more conservative manner and is also quite level-headed. Even when she and Trevor have gotten into a sexually intimate relationship not one bit of sexualized flesh is ever shown.

* TookALevelInCynic: [[spoiler: Sypha concludes her stay at Lindenhelm embittered, betrayed, cynical and angry after not only failing to save all the now-doomed people of said village from being sacrificed but discovering that the Judge for having been a serial killer]].

* BiTheWay: Has sex with a man and woman in season 3. The QuestionableConsent surrounding the situation cast doubt on his sexuality, but it was later confirmed by the director on Twitter. While this is a time-honored tradition for vampires, it's AdaptationalSexuality as per the games where he was only {{Ship Tease}}d with two women (one being non-canon).

* VagueAge: He plays coy with his actual age, but he can't be older than twenty given the series timeline.

* BetterThanSex: The alcoholic that he is, he claims beer is better than sex. He made the unfortunate mistake of saying this in front of Sypha.

* BookDumb: Subverted. Trevor's quite knowledgeable when it comes to fighting monsters with a good head on his shoulders. He's only the least well-read compared to [[OvershadowedByAwesome the Speaker spellcaster and the son of Dracula]] who serve as traveling companions. It's revealed that he's this way because he lost his home ''and'' family at the age of ''13''.

** The second Dracula's war council realizes that a Belmont still exists, they're all alarmed with Carmilla being especially cautious due to their reputation.

* HunterOfMonsters: As a Belmont, this is his modus operandi.

* DidNotThinkThisThrough: [[spoiler: It's pointed out in Season 3 that her plan to force Hector create an an army for her was a terrible idea. Carmilla's treatment of him meant he had no reason to obey her, and since his creatures are loyal to him, getting him would give him the means to get his revenge.]]

* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: [[spoiler:Does this to Hector after making him her slave.]]

* TogetherInDeath: [[spoiler:She's shown together with Dracula in Hell in Season 3, despite always being seen to be a kind and virtuous woman. Though it should be noted neither she nor Vlad appeared to be inconvenienced by where they’re at either. Plus, maybe she wanted to be in hell on her own free will, to be with her husband]]

* YouAreWorthHell: Possibly. [[spoiler:In season 3, she's seeen in Hell with Dracula. Since she was a kind and virtuous person in life, she was either condemned for having loved a monster, or she chose to go with him.]]

* ControlFreak: Adamant about ensuring people do as he tells them and that his town is run as smoothly as possible. [[spoiler: This is ostensibly one reason why he murders people - to thin out disobedience.]]

* TogetherInDeath: [[spoiler:She's shown together with Dracula in Hell in Season 3, despite always being seen to be a kind and virtuous woman. Though it should be noted neither she nor Vlad appeared to be inconvenienced by where they’re at either.]]

* UnknownRival: Carmilla is this to the protagonists; while she expresses appropriate dread at the presence of an Belmont and Alucard to ruin their plans and has an monster band sent to deal with them, the heroes themselves don't even know about her. [[spoiler:During the climax, they accidentally sabotage her plans by teleporting Castlevania (Dracula's seat of power that she intends to usurp) out of her reach and during the ensuing chaos, her armies get swallowed by the rivers' blessed waters effectively crippling her forces]].

* BiTheWay: Has sex with a man and woman in season 3. The QuestionableConsent surrounding the situation cast doubt on his sexuality, but it was later confirmed by the director on twitter.

* ALighterShadeOfBlack: [[spoiler: He may be a ControlFreak SerialKiller who kills children for ruining the perfect order he sets up in his town,]] but he's shown to genuinely care for his people and [[spoiler: become guilt-ridden upon realizing he has unwittingly consigned them to death.]]

* WhatTheHellHero: Morana calls out Carmilla on her pointless NoHoldsBarredBeatdown of Hector from the end of the second season. Though it's not a case of the moral issue of it as much as it is calling Carmilla causing their forge master to resent them and become a potential WildCard.

* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Like his videogame counterpart, he's very loosely based on the real life [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Count_of_St._Germain Count Saint Germain]].

* BiTheWay: Has sex with a man in season 3. The QuestionableConsent surrounding the situation cast doubt on his sexuality, but it was later confirmed by the director on twitter.

* AmbiguouslyBi: Sumi and Taka manage to seduce him towards the end of season 3, but there's some QuestionableConsent at play here.

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Their interactions with Alucard throughout the season is very amicable as they enjoy learning from him, even playfully dogpile him during a trading session, and understanding that he is lonely due to having to kill his father. [[spoiler:They then seduce and have sex with him while acting very intense as a way to “reward” him, which is followed by a failed attempt to kill him that ends with their deaths.]]