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Opinion on Castlevania Judgement?

Opinion on Castlevania Judgement?

Also which characters were missing and should be added to a future castlevania fighting game?

u/rick_rack69 — 8 hours ago

This was tougher than I thought.

I finally managed to get all three rewards from the AoS Boss Rush. My main goal was to get the Valmanway (known as Crissaegrim in SOTN). I plan to do a New Game+ on Hard mode using only this weapon (and Excalibur). The sword doesn't seem as powerful as it was in SOTN, so I guess it'll be more balanced.

Btw, is it just me, or does the Valmanway sprite look a lot like the Master Sword from Zelda: A Link to the Past?

u/Roshu-zetasia — 7 hours ago

Why does the librarian have a hole beneath where he sits? Does he enjoy surprises from below? Is he freaky?

Is this how he gets his kicks after being left alone in Dracula's library, bored and lonely, after all these years?

u/Moctezuma_93 — 16 hours ago

Am I the only one who thinks Castlevania is more anti-corrupt than anti-Christian?

I’m talking about the Netflix shows here. Also, I’m not trying to convince anyone of anything. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Just wanna share my thoughts.

I’ve seen ppl rant that the shows are very anti-Christian and I honestly understand. I see how the show almost seems to depict Christianity as a corrupt cult but then I remember that this could critique pastors who exploit Christianity and people who are believers of Christianity to do corrupt things while justifying it as ‘God’s will or plan’, which is honestly a thing out there unfortunately.

I’ve also seen people say that they made the Belmonts anti-Christian despite them having their powers being granted to them by God in the games. I think the Belmonts are still Christians. Just not really in the face like the games show and I’m gonna use Richter Belmont as a big example since I know him more than others. In his different universes, he obviously has a lot of Christian symbolism - the cross on the whip in Smash Bros, the powers and the use of the Bible and holy water in the games, the cross the back of his coat in Dracula x Chronicles as well as the way he holds his dagger up in the poster of the game, and, if anybody missed it, his powers shaped as a cross when he regained them in Nocturne.

I think he’s still Christian but rather critical of corruption instead because of this, besides the cross on the Belmont insignia. I think that shape references the Grand Cross and/or the Holy Cross from the games (more likely the grand cross). I also remember Annette saying “We’ve all descended from gods” hinting at their powers, which could further hint at him getting his powers from God bc obviously he doesn’t worship Annette’s Gods and Goddesses

Ik this isn’t a fully fledged post but I honestly just wanted to share my thoughts about it. What do you think?

u/Wisteriiea — 1 day ago

Manifest a release date for Belmont’s Curse at the State of Play on June 2nd, y’all

The last State of Play is where Belmont’s Curse was originally announced. I’m hoping that we get a new trailer that shows off new mechanics and finally gives us a release date. I can’t wait to get my hands on this and finally enjoy a new mainline entry for the series. It would also be cool if they announced whatever else they had planned for Castlevania this year, but who knows.

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u/niles_deerqueer — 24 hours ago

Necesito ayuda );

Estoy jugando SoftN en android, tengo completo hasta el 200.5% no sé que es lo que me falta, me ayudan ? ):

u/Confident-Iron1847 — 16 hours ago

Somehow missing 5 rooms on SotN. Playing on PS5 in the Requiem version. Any help?

Been trying to find them nonstop online and I can’t

u/misfitrune — 20 hours ago

This is gonna sound like a VERY strange way to compliment someone, but anyone else thinks that Richter's VA does some AMAZING crying?

Like, i dont remember many times when i seen someone that doesnt just do the count's "ah ah ah" crying that sometimes might come out as a weird laughter or the "ehhhhhhhhhhh" like the one Mizrak does. But this dude he like, uses the whole throat, you can hear the vibrations and the mild choke while the stuff gets in the way of the breathing, it made me actually kinda stressed from hearing it, did they beat his ass in the recording booth or something?

I wanna joke that his rent was due the day of the recording but from looking who the guy is he clearly doesnt have those issues, he really did it for the love of the game.

The Macana or Macuahitl in AOS as the battle Axe. My first attempt at modding Aria Of Sorrow (or any other game)

firt time trying this, i am attempting to fix the menu sprite, text and description right now

I can't be the only one, right?

If you're somehow out of the loop, Gameoverse had a pilot recently chocked full of game references. I must have watched 20+ video essays on this show and every single one of them think this is a reference to Sephiroth...

u/PipplesNumber1Fan — 1 day ago

Guys, you won't believe this, it's Sypha and Trevor from that crazy Netflix series called Castlevania 🤯 But who is that ninja guy? I don't remember seeing him in the show 🤔

u/Roshu-zetasia — 2 days ago

Beating Death in Castlevania (NES) NO WEAPONS

I played the classic Castlevanias before but never thought I'd wanna do a no weapons challenge. This challenge honestly really got raging cause of death.. Death should've been the final boss.. NOT Dracula. Dracula was easy! 7 hours to beat a game which 6 HOURS, NOT KIDDING. ON DEATH.. and speedrunners beat it in 14 minutes... I really love this game and the soundtrack is amazing! Onto the next challenge.
If you wanna watch the whole journey from me being a noobie to me beating Death :) : https://youtu.be/0faLo1aglsY?si=ZmXl3PfdWoalED2k

u/GabeGlitches — 1 day ago