Pendant la Révolution française, le chasseur de vampires prodige Richter Belmont se bat pour préserver l'héritage de sa famille et empêcher la montée en puissance d'un vampire impitoyable et... Tout lirePendant la Révolution française, le chasseur de vampires prodige Richter Belmont se bat pour préserver l'héritage de sa famille et empêcher la montée en puissance d'un vampire impitoyable et assoiffé de pouvoir.Pendant la Révolution française, le chasseur de vampires prodige Richter Belmont se bat pour préserver l'héritage de sa famille et empêcher la montée en puissance d'un vampire impitoyable et assoiffé de pouvoir.
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I feel like I enjoyed the flagship Castlevania series, especially the earlier seasons, and I'm not certain what happened here. The voice acting is decent - especially Zahn McClarnon as Olrox - and the animation is okay. The storyline is a big whiff at the plate.
My biggest pet peeve is the stakes (no pun intended) are so low: characters seem to be both invincible and never removed permanently from the storyline. After this happens over and over you start to feel like what's the point of these battles if there's never any real consequences. I'm also a stickler for consistency so if you're a mortal and are hit by a goddess.......you should probably die (granted so many shows are guilty of this).
The Edouard storyline is grimacingly bad and at the end of the second season I just started skipping all his scenes, which seemed artificially emo. The storyline jumps all over the place, especially in the second season, and I feel like they really did Erzsebet a disservice. She is such a bland and one-dimensional antagonist, there was a real chance to make her complex and interesting.
Finally, the show should have leaned more into Belmont/Alucard, who deserved so much more screen time than they received, this is Castlevania after all.
My biggest pet peeve is the stakes (no pun intended) are so low: characters seem to be both invincible and never removed permanently from the storyline. After this happens over and over you start to feel like what's the point of these battles if there's never any real consequences. I'm also a stickler for consistency so if you're a mortal and are hit by a goddess.......you should probably die (granted so many shows are guilty of this).
The Edouard storyline is grimacingly bad and at the end of the second season I just started skipping all his scenes, which seemed artificially emo. The storyline jumps all over the place, especially in the second season, and I feel like they really did Erzsebet a disservice. She is such a bland and one-dimensional antagonist, there was a real chance to make her complex and interesting.
Finally, the show should have leaned more into Belmont/Alucard, who deserved so much more screen time than they received, this is Castlevania after all.
What I heavily enjoyed about the first Castlevania and its characters was regardless of ethnicities, it didn't detract from the identity of the series. The dungeon crawling grimdark fantasy vibes focusing on a band of adventurers coming together to cleanse the world of greater evils. It was bleak, it was fun, it was action packed, and it never detracted from staying on target. All the characters, even the villains, had their roles to play in this setup and it was executed perfectly. Each season had substantial plot progression and action, from the main cast getting acquainted to raiding Dracula's castle all by the end of the first season. It was an incredibly fun watch, that only continued to build up with the following 2 seasons.
Meanwhile Nocturne has turned the series into your typical political drama, pulled straight from the news networks of the modern day. No longer is every episode about venturing into some new bleak unknown territory of a grimdark fantastical world; instead, it's about corrupt political figures, slavery and the complacency of white people, the ethics of conquest etc. Every episode seems to have sacrificed the adventurous dungeon crawling aspects instead for monologue about the ethics of the listed talking points above. I didn't mind it at first, but when it dragged on the entire season I'd long since grown tired of it. Especially when you consider how much plot was covered in the first season by comparison, from meeting in a village plagued with demonic undead to storming Dracula's castle. Let's just say, the main cast barely accomplished anything by the end of this first season, one could argue they didn't actually accomplish anything at all.
Overall, the animation was beautiful, but the plot in itself dragged and didn't seem to accomplish anything substantial. It's obvious the creators have a new vision in mind when it comes to what they want this story to accomplish. Less adventure and action, more political talking points and debates about religions, race, conquest etc. 80% of this series is them monologuing about these topics while remained secluded in the same village throughout. What little action there is feels like meaningless filler that doesn't really progress the plot in any form outside of the last 1min of the season for spoiler reasons. However, the rest is meaningless. Definitely in no rush for a Season 2 and I "may" check it out, but overall, this series has pretty much killed my interest in following the plotline of Castlevania.
Meanwhile Nocturne has turned the series into your typical political drama, pulled straight from the news networks of the modern day. No longer is every episode about venturing into some new bleak unknown territory of a grimdark fantastical world; instead, it's about corrupt political figures, slavery and the complacency of white people, the ethics of conquest etc. Every episode seems to have sacrificed the adventurous dungeon crawling aspects instead for monologue about the ethics of the listed talking points above. I didn't mind it at first, but when it dragged on the entire season I'd long since grown tired of it. Especially when you consider how much plot was covered in the first season by comparison, from meeting in a village plagued with demonic undead to storming Dracula's castle. Let's just say, the main cast barely accomplished anything by the end of this first season, one could argue they didn't actually accomplish anything at all.
Overall, the animation was beautiful, but the plot in itself dragged and didn't seem to accomplish anything substantial. It's obvious the creators have a new vision in mind when it comes to what they want this story to accomplish. Less adventure and action, more political talking points and debates about religions, race, conquest etc. 80% of this series is them monologuing about these topics while remained secluded in the same village throughout. What little action there is feels like meaningless filler that doesn't really progress the plot in any form outside of the last 1min of the season for spoiler reasons. However, the rest is meaningless. Definitely in no rush for a Season 2 and I "may" check it out, but overall, this series has pretty much killed my interest in following the plotline of Castlevania.
This show LOOKS amazing, but the storytelling and dialogue fall short. It struggles to keep an interesting pace and the characters have little to no chemistry that doesn't feel extremely forced. When lines are delivered that are meant to be strong and impactful they instead fall flat and sound cliche. It doesn't help that sometimes this show seems to be preaching to its audience instead of letting them create their own opinions. The animation is still great in most places and the fight scenes are excellent, but the story drastically suffers from my before mentioned points. Some interesting concepts are sprinkled throughout, but they are too few and far between to keep some viewers interested.
Having finished Season 2, I will say this, with no spoilers.
One: Every fight is won in anime style "The power of emotional friendship".
Childish, beginning to end.
Two: Whenever a big baddie must be powerful, something will always happen to rescue the "heroes".
Deus Ex Machina. Just watch it. You'll see.
Three: If you make it to the final episode (which I wonder, what kind of "person" gave it a 9) you will realize the streetfighter vibes.
I mean, just look at the IMDB picture. Trevor is basically Ryu... Also fights the same...seriously.
Other than those three points, the reactions of almost everyone make zero sense.
Just wait and see humans not reacting to the supernatural.
There are no consequences for idiocy and bad decisions.
Generally, they took the feeling of what made the first one great and shoved it in a superhero anime machine which serves nothing.
Not to mention the freaking forced messages that it tries to pass.
What is it with everyone these days... Sometimes the freaking bad guys are just the bad guys.
It's a game adaptation for crying out loud... Anyway, that is all.
One: Every fight is won in anime style "The power of emotional friendship".
Childish, beginning to end.
Two: Whenever a big baddie must be powerful, something will always happen to rescue the "heroes".
Deus Ex Machina. Just watch it. You'll see.
Three: If you make it to the final episode (which I wonder, what kind of "person" gave it a 9) you will realize the streetfighter vibes.
I mean, just look at the IMDB picture. Trevor is basically Ryu... Also fights the same...seriously.
Other than those three points, the reactions of almost everyone make zero sense.
Just wait and see humans not reacting to the supernatural.
There are no consequences for idiocy and bad decisions.
Generally, they took the feeling of what made the first one great and shoved it in a superhero anime machine which serves nothing.
Not to mention the freaking forced messages that it tries to pass.
What is it with everyone these days... Sometimes the freaking bad guys are just the bad guys.
It's a game adaptation for crying out loud... Anyway, that is all.
Its the ride of peak and nostalgia for any castlevania fans. Waited for years and get some thing brutally amazing. Amazing moment surely caught up and season interval was adore dramatic and brutish... Some lacklustre here but ok there's lot of things should get enjoyable. And last moment surly it's a treat for who watched Castlevania previous...
But missed blody tears and dead like theme.. But got some better music top notch quality... Some Opera music has to be goosebumps but there's lacking also available...
Overal enjoyable good memorable a English anime with making stylization surely got japanese..
And voice cast is exceptional.
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- AnecdotesThis series takes place almost 300 years after Trevor Belmont & Sypha Belnades. Ricther Belmont is Trevor Belmont's 6th Great-Grandson.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Outside Xbox: 5 Games We Just Can't Love No Matter How Hard We Try (2024)
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- Кеслвенія: Ноктюрн
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- Chicago, Illinois, États-Unis(Studio)
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- 30min
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