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*** Adding to that, it may be a case of recognition. Trevor is somewhat secondary to that it was his game that introduced Alucard (who is one of the most iconic characters in the ENTIRE series), and Richter is memetically famous because of the legendary "DIE MONSTER. YOU DON'T BELONG IN THIS WORLD." scene.
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** The main antagonist role could be given to the dark priest '''Shaft''' (that one villain from ''Rondo of Blood'' and ''Symphony of the Night'').
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** That may have been a matter of discussion after she got over the whole '''”coming back to life after being in Hell”''' ordeal.
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* Wouldn't Lisa, as a woman with such humanity she plead for the lives of her own killers, have some ''concise opinions'' on Dracula's omnicidal campaign? I know she was at least able to overlook Dracula's past history of bloodshed due to him becoming a better person while with her, but does she not have anything to say about him attempting to essentially kill the whole world, not only betraying her values but also her dying wish?

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** Dracula's origins have not been explored that deep. It is possible that this is retconned in this continuity.



* So Adi Shankar reveals that he's going to make a ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' animated series along with a 3rd season of Castlevania and not only that, both series are part of a SharedUniverse. How is that gonna work? First, Castlevania and Devil May Cry are owned by different game companies (Creator/{{Konami}} and Creator/{{Capcom}} respectively) and they don't take place on the same Earth (While Castlevania has the same RealLife history as our world albeit one where Vampires, magic and supernatural creatures exist, the world of Dmc has a different history where the world was almost invaded by demons, their version of the Church worships a demon who fought and defended humanity and Dmc 5 even takes place in an alternative version of London with a different name). Secondary, did Shankar even get permission from both Capcom and Konami to have a crossover with their franchises? Capcom and Konami have so far from I seen haven't said anything about this crossover since it's only Shankar himself who said its happening. Plus both
companies might not like it if Shankar does something to anger them with their franchises like say make one character look better than the other. Furthermore, both series have different tones with Castlevania being a gothic horror adventure while Dmc is a cool, action game with a sense of humor with snarky heroes.

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* So Adi Shankar reveals that he's going to make a ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' animated series along with a 3rd season of Castlevania and not only that, both series are part of a SharedUniverse. How is that gonna work? First, Castlevania and Devil May Cry are owned by different game companies (Creator/{{Konami}} and Creator/{{Capcom}} respectively) and they don't take place on the same Earth (While Castlevania has the same RealLife history as our world albeit one where Vampires, magic and supernatural creatures exist, the world of Dmc has a different history where the world was almost invaded by demons, their version of the Church worships a demon who fought and defended humanity and Dmc 5 even takes place in an alternative version of London with a different name). Secondary, did Shankar even get permission from both Capcom and Konami to have a crossover with their franchises? Capcom and Konami have so far from I seen haven't said anything about this crossover since it's only Shankar himself who said its happening. Plus both
both companies might not like it if Shankar does something to anger them with their franchises like say make one character look better than the other. Furthermore, both series have different tones with Castlevania being a gothic horror adventure while Dmc is a cool, action game with a sense of humor with snarky heroes.
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** Also they where an angry mob, scared for the life desperately looking for something, anything, to make the demon attacks stop and be safe again. The church promised them salvation, but the demons attacked again, and now Trevor stands there, and offers them another solution. So with the failure of the church, and another leader stepping up, the anger of the mob shifts.
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* With Nocturne confirmed, who will be the main antagonist of the show? Season 4 concluded with Dracula and Lisa being resurrected after the destruction of the Rebis. Instead of revenge, both Dracula and Lisa live a normal life peacfeully, while giving Alucard time to cope with the new living conditions as head of the castle. While Nocturne happens 300 years after Dracula's Curse, are they going to re-tell what happened between the times?

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* With Nocturne confirmed, who will be the main antagonist of the show? Season 4 concluded with Dracula and Lisa being resurrected after the destruction of the Rebis. Instead of revenge, both Dracula and Lisa live a normal life peacfeully, peacefully, while giving confused as to how they were revived. Additionally, they gave Alucard time to cope with the new living conditions as head of the castle. While Nocturne happens 300 years after Dracula's Curse, are they going to re-tell what happened between the times?

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So Adi Shankar reveals that he's going to make a ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' animated series along with a 3rd season of Castlevania and not only that, both series are part of a SharedUniverse. How is that gonna work? First, Castlevania and Devil May Cry are owned by different game companies (Creator/{{Konami}} and Creator/{{Capcom}} respectively) and they don't take place on the same Earth (While Castlevania has the same RealLife history as our world albeit one where Vampires, magic and supernatural creatures exist, the world of Dmc has a different history where the world was almost invaded by demons, their version of the Church worships a demon who fought and defended humanity and Dmc 5 even takes place in an alternative version of London with a different name). Secondary, did Shankar even get permission from both Capcom and Konami to have a crossover with their franchises? Capcom and Konami have so far from I seen haven't said anything about this crossover since it's only Shankar himself who said its happening. Plus both

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So *So Adi Shankar reveals that he's going to make a ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' animated series along with a 3rd season of Castlevania and not only that, both series are part of a SharedUniverse. How is that gonna work? First, Castlevania and Devil May Cry are owned by different game companies (Creator/{{Konami}} and Creator/{{Capcom}} respectively) and they don't take place on the same Earth (While Castlevania has the same RealLife history as our world albeit one where Vampires, magic and supernatural creatures exist, the world of Dmc has a different history where the world was almost invaded by demons, their version of the Church worships a demon who fought and defended humanity and Dmc 5 even takes place in an alternative version of London with a different name). Secondary, did Shankar even get permission from both Capcom and Konami to have a crossover with their franchises? Capcom and Konami have so far from I seen haven't said anything about this crossover since it's only Shankar himself who said its happening. Plus both



* For the how, season 3 introduced the Infinite Corridor, a magic portal that can connect to any point in time and space. Sounds like a handy way to visit other worlds, or in this case other franchises. As for the legal issue, that relies entirely on whether or not Konami and Capcom are willing to play ball. So we're halfway there.
* Honestly, it sounds like a new rule must be made these days: All forms of media can and must have, in some form, a crossover with similar media.

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* ** For the how, season 3 introduced the Infinite Corridor, a magic portal that can connect to any point in time and space. Sounds like a handy way to visit other worlds, or in this case other franchises. As for the legal issue, that relies entirely on whether or not Konami and Capcom are willing to play ball. So we're halfway there.
* ** Honestly, it sounds like a new rule must be made these days: All forms of media can and must have, in some form, a crossover with similar media.media.
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* With Nocturne confirmed, who will be the main antagonist of the show? Season 4 concluded with Dracula and Lisa being resurrected after the destruction of the Rebis. Instead of revenge, both Dracula and Lisa live a normal life peacfeully, while giving Alucard time to cope with the new living conditions as head of the castle. While Nocturne happens 300 years after Dracula's Curse, are they going to re-tell what happened between the times?
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*** Trevor's call for a priest does help validate this. He doesn't ask for a good priest, simply one that was properly ordained in a Church. Which also fits with Catholic belief that while technically anyone can perform the ritual to create holy water, it's only holy water if it's done by an ordained minister.
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** Back on the topic of where was Alucard, presumably the events of Lisa's burning and his confrontation with Dracula occurred on the same night. While Dracula can apparently teleport or at least move very, ''very'' fast, season 4 shows that Alucard is somewhat more restricted in his mobility. In short, Alucard was still at the castle, probably doing some personal studying or just looking after the place for a while while his father was out travelling so that people or other vampires didn't try to loot it.
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** It's Church propaganda. The very same reason why they excommunicated the Belmonts, because the idea that there are things that are outside of the Church's power to control or put down is damaging to their grip on the people.
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** In addition to the above, the fact that Varney is a sketchy jerk gives Hector reason to distrust him. Varney is, by all accounts, a self-important little prick who nobody can stand, yet he's putting together a grand scheme to resurrect Dracula. Hector's already dealt with one vampire who's mannerisms are at odds with their intentions, he's got every reason to think Varney's not quite what he seems.
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** As far as either of them knew, Death was unkillable. Alucard was even wondering how exactly Trevor pulled it off. As far as either of them would know, he was giving up his life to provide them a chance to get away from Death.
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** Lenore was definitely exaggerating on the whole "If he even thinks about it" thing. Obviously someone you've enslaved is going to think about bad things happening to you and he wouldn't be any use if he was constantly in terrible pain. As for all his magicking about the castle, the ring must have specific definitions on what qualifies as betrayal, and as a Forgemaster who knows a thing or two about magic, he's exploiting it. In his own words, he didn't make the barrier to harm any of the sisters, only to keep himself from being harmed, and when he trapped Lenore, it was to keep her safe. If one had to guess, the ring specifically keeps him from performing an actual physical act of betrayal, like stabbing Carmilla with a knife or ordering his night creatures to kill her and her sisters.
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** For the former, what else would everyone be doing at dinner time, after dark, in a small town in the 1500's? And for the latter, yeah that probably would have screwed him over but he never intended for there to be a fight in the first place and the Judge tried to keep it a secret until the end.
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** He literally got the story from the Elder Speaker and the very Bishop that murdered her. Granted, the Elder didn't strictly say Lisa was innocent, but considering the Bishop's the kind of man who'd have you burned at the stake because you write with your left hand, Trevor could probably assume she did absolutely nothing wrong. And if nothing else, he could be throwing some accidentally correct flair into his whole speech to make the people see who their real enemy is.
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** Additionally, the Archbishop's speech states that Lisa's execution and Dracula's threat occurred "slightly over" a year ago, indicating that the celebration is not occurring on the exact day of Lisa's death but sometime shortly following. Because nothing happened on the anniversary date itself, they assumed (foolishly) that the threat was an empty one; their celebration was less to commemorate Lisa's death and more of a "the threat has passed and we're all alive" kind of thing.

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** Additionally, the Archbishop's speech states that Lisa's execution and Dracula's threat occurred "slightly "a little over" a year ago, indicating that the celebration is not occurring on the exact day of Lisa's death but sometime shortly following. Because nothing happened on the anniversary date itself, they assumed (foolishly) assumed that the threat was an empty one; their celebration was less to commemorate Lisa's death and more of a "the threat has passed and we're all alive" kind of thing.
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** Likely they chose Richter because Simon's tale doesn't give them much to work with, Richter's does. Not that they haven't proven they can do so, but Simon would require creating the entire cast outside the Simon and Dracula (and Death) and fleshing out the story past "man solos Dracula's entire castle". Again, they added a lot to Trevor's tale, but they at least had Sypha and Alucard to work with, and some broad strokes details drawn from Symphony.
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*** Season 4 also explains why the Wallachian King hasn't rallied any army to fight Dracula: He, along with presumably the rest of the royal family able to inherit, died when Dracula assaulted Targoviste.
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** There was that massive storm raging around the tower, which likely would have stopped them from reaching him.

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