People are forgetting 2 MAJOR things. 1.) This is medieval times. The church was brutal as fuck. Anyone, and I mean ANYONE who spoke up against it would've faced the same fate or worse their families would'vd too. You saw the way the priest looked at the guy who simply said he made a small study of it? The moment you let it slip that you feel bad for the witch, you and your whole family would've been Kentucky Fried Peasant. 2.) How do you know no one felt sorry for her? Just because no one spoke up? The old lady felt sorry but never spoke up. Dracula spared her because she verbally expressed her regret. However Dracula doesn't know what everyone is thinking. There could be others who feel the same but just never ran into him and couldn't express it to him and couldn't express it out loud because the church would've torch they asses. His anger is understandable but not justifiable. I mean we see CHILD corpses. Come on now.
@@jameelagill5408 yo have good and solid arguments but one thing you write is irrelevant: why the 🤬 would he need to know they don’t agree with the church but go silent and this normal with like I read somewhere and even in the show they showed: «Weakness Is a Sin and the Mighty show Justice» the church is strong above their own in society but Dracula is mighty above humanity so his Justice is more powerful and important and make sense in this way «The Strongs do want they will and the Weaks suffer what they must, but The Strong strengthen The Mighty even become its Food!».
I love how the second season shows how much Dracula despises other vampires and can barely tolerate their presence. Because they're humans. They're just humans that have the power to live long enough and strong enough to indulge all their petty vices ambitions and cruelties while talking out of their ass about being superior
@@ghostface_d3607 I usually don't comment on RUclips. But I do not think Dracula suffered from self hatred at least not before his wife died. After she died probably maybe. Before he met her homeboy was living his life and doing his thing
@@myoldchannel0He Wouldn't travel He locked himself in his moving castle You know the one that can transport but wouldn't transport just left it That sounds like despising people and everything
@@celsiuskelvon6328 Because it clearly shows what happens metaphorically and spiritually when a Priest/Pastor and/or congregation has strayed from God. No Spirit of God among them, nothing keeping the Evil out. And I love how this is made even more apparent when the random village priest in the village when Alucard was sleeping was able to make Holy Water, something that clearly would be impossible for the Bishop.
"God does not love you." Hits even harder. "He does not love us." "Lies? In your house of god? No wonder he's abandoned you." "This is your fault isn't it?" The way the demon just hissed that last phrase out and the malice and striaght contempt he held that man in. You know you done fucked up when a demon is spitting nothing but straight FACTS at you. Smh.
@@noctemluxarmiger didn’t he say “but we love you” or something? Because I faintly remember that. He was spittin tho. God wouldn’t have wanted a woman just trying to help humanity, probably even though demonic means, to die if the title of “forgiving God” reigns true.
@@smittythetaxcollector2239 Yes. He did. He said. "But we love you. Your god knows we couldn't be here without you. Let me.... kiss you." *cups his face as he leans in*
100% agree with this. I personally wouldn’t have butchered everyone but every single member of that church gonna learn what it feels like to be flown like a flag on a pole.
Nah bro Like if just like one person said shit about how this wrong or we shouldnt do thisguys, maybe yall might get spared. But no one said shit and now everybody gotta get it
People are forgetting 2 MAJOR things. 1.) This is medieval times. The church was brutal as fuck. Anyone, and I mean ANYONE who spoke up against it would've faced the same fate or worse their families would'vd too. You saw the way the priest looked at the guy who simply said he made a small study of it? The moment you let it slip that you feel bad for the witch, you and your whole family would've been Kentucky Fried Peasant. 2.) How do you know no one felt sorry for her? Just because no one spoke up? The old lady felt sorry but never spoke up. Dracula spared her because she verbally expressed her regret. However Dracula doesn't know what everyone is thinking. There could be others who feel the same but just never ran into him and couldn't express it to him and couldn't express it out loud because the church would've torch they asses. His anger is understandable but not justifiable. I mean we do see CHILD corpses. Come on now.
@@jameelagill5408 which was why he went as a giant flaming head and said you have 1 year to leave the country before I wipe you out instead of not giving them a time limit on when they will be safe and genociding them all without warning once he assembled his armies
Bruh the priest not only starts this shit but he has the Belmont family (The only ppl who could handle Dracula) fucking killed and asked mages to help only to put the blame on them!!!! TF IS WRONG WITH THESE PPL?!
I don’t know what timeline this is but I know it was way back then and they weren’t as smart and were easily tricked (not saying they didn’t deserve it).
i think the average netflix viewer has brainrot or something, the priest that get killed by the blue fangs did none of the things you are claiming, the banishment of the velmont ocurred when Trevor was a child or a teen at most, so that priest didnt had the authority, it probably was a decision from the vatican or the archbishop or cardinal of valachia, and then the speakers, (which are not all mages, just sypha as far as we know), no one asked for their help, they were like gypsies mixed with air nomads, they travel constantly, acquiring knowledge and helping people who needed it, when the night horde came to gresit they just happened to be there, no one called them, no one asked for help, they tried to help because it was what they did, what they feel was the right thing, and they got blamed like any nomad minority in history like gypsies or jews both of which historically have been driven from countries, ill stereotypes fell upon them, and have been constantly discriminated against not that im defending the fuckin catholic church, but you sure didnt comprehend even this simple of a show
If Vlad decided to make war upon the corruption of the church instead of Wallachia as a whole, then I'd have been rooting for him without hesitation. His rage in understandable, justified even, but I'm with Alucard on only making an example of the right monsters. And make no mistake, that priest was monster. A monster of his own free will.
If he did that could just as equalled damaging. It would tear the church apart more than all the other crazy stuff they've done than combined. If money amd women was enough to create separate churches, apologizing to a devil for killing his "witch" bride out of fear would destroy all trust forever. Everyone would live ( if they don't kill each other afterwards) but the church and all in it would die and/or wish to.
@@carolinemarren1089 you’re saying the church provided order and stability? Well, tough. It’s either the church gets taken down, or the humans get taken down. Either way, someone’s dying for what happened to his wife
@@kingcal52 more like it was lose/lose/lose scenario. Had they gone and apologize, there would be far more religious divide than ever, likely crippling Rome ( since im sure at some point the Pope was practically the monarch) and a religious warlord cults formed by witches and devil worshippers would pretend to be the true faith.
Plus you saw the best case scenario after Dracula died. Even if it stayed in Wallachia, the whole country was crawling with crazy wizards, necromancers, death cultists, etc. Even demons and vampires can perform their deeds in churches.
@@carolinemarren1089 That was on account of the Church losing its way. "His love is not unconditional" "This is an empty box." Compare that to the humble priest in Gresit actually being able to consecrate holy water. And I know that burning out all the the church's corruption would be a scouring firestorm that would leave a hollowed out institution shaking in its boots, but it's better than a horde of night creatures slaughtering civilians in the attempt to achieve total extermination, even of innocent babies who are then eaten. This is just dialing it back so that while decent people may get hurt by the fallout, they are no longer the actual targets.
Well her death is meaningless now since she came back to life along with dracula just like Jesus from the bible except it didn't take 3 days it took months and a genocide and the literal death of death itself, in some sense dracula could probably have brought her back to life if he studied alchemy as well or if he met st.germain earlier, but nah genocide it is eradicate wallachia and destroy all humanity in general, dracula took the easy path to redemption he may have been one of the most brilliant creatures on earth but he wasn't by any means the most emotionally strong, her death wasn't a sacrifice for humanity it was as death described the motivation for him to finally end it all, the only death that had impact in the entire series is probably Hectors vampire gf who offed herself out of depression and just to see the sun for one last time and totally denied Hector his wish of happiness and being able to settle down just the two of them
Funny thing about Castlevania lore (actually, it's very sad) is that this is the SECOND TIME THIS HAPPENED TO DRACULA. Before he was Dracula, he was a holy knight named Matthias. He lost the love of his life to illness and felt that he was betrayed by God. He spiraled into madness, became Dracula and punished mankind before a Belmont put him in his place, only for that cycle to repeat until he was killed for good in 1999.
There’s a big difference between this Dracula and Mathias. This Dracula already had a kill count, aka, going out an impaling people and razing towns to the ground. Mathias on the other hand, stayed in hiding and focused on his studies. Most of the world didn’t even know of his existence, only a select few did, but they never bothered him because he didn’t bother anybody, as he had no reason too. It wasn’t until Carmilla came along and started the witch trials (her primary goal being to kill off the Belnades family who were causing problems for her) which then got Lisa caught in the middle of it, which Alucard was there at her crucifixion. Alucard (Adrian at the time) then ended up joining his father in the Genocide of humans, which he then later betrayed his father as he realized that he was going against his mothers wishes. Adrian’s betrayal only left Isaac, Hector and Death on Dracula’s side, but once Hector realized what Dracula was doing, he himself also left and went into hiding (he did this after Dracula sent him out with an army of monsters in hopes to assassinate Trevor before Trevor entered Wallachia, as the Belmonts were exiled not excommunicated. Hector used the distance to kill the army and run away, albeit wounded which caused him to collapse outside of a village where he would meet his future wife, the nun Rosaly).
Luckily in the end Dracula got what he always wanted a second shot at life with his Wife, while all the Good Guys got a happy ending, all the Bad Guys are dead, and the Baddies who survived where redeemed. 🙂
@@LordTyph no. They murdered his wife, in cold blood, and celebrated doing so. They deserved what they got. His despair leading him to genocide is tragic. It was a prolonged suicide, he just wanted the Earth to be quiet.
@@dac314 what about the people who didnt celebrate but couldn't leave for whatever reason? What about the othet towns nearby who had no part in it? Or the rest of the nation? Or the rest of the WORLD?
@@LordTyph lol fuck em. Again, this doesn't make him a GOOD guy, but the tragedy of his story is that he never wanted to be a villain, either. Maybe one day you'll fall in love and his rage and sorrow won't seem so alien to you.
Even Trevor Belmont understood! When he was told what they did, his reaction wasn't disbelief or anything like that. He just said "Shit..." and sighed like, 'were they really that stupid?' Plus, his whole family was treated pretty much the same way, so yeah, Trevor kinda agreed with Dracula, just a little bit.
If his vengeance would just be on targovista he would be an antihero , but he expanded it to the entire human population , as his son later told , it was a histories longest suicade note , without humans he and other like he would die within a year
Wrong. They can survive off animal blood but dont prefer it. Na he was right. All the humans sucked and were worthless. At the core greedy and easy to hate and mislead. The real scourge to the earth.
Dracula wasent exactly feeding as it is, having starved himself for the year or so it took for the trio to finally stop him. part of him not feeding is why they were able to stop him in the first place. i do agree it was the worlds longest suicide note though as he knew at the end no matter what, he would die.
@@jasonburke1671 Dracula was going to wipe ALL impurities from the earth. He knew that the other vampires were just as bad as the priest who killed his wife.
@@enomisv9830 thats because his problem is what he percieved in humanity still existed in the Vampires because the Curse meant they were still once human and craved all the same, and darker, things
After he gave them a year to make peace with him or even to leave entirely and all they do is make a holiday for hay they did I sided with Dracula throughout the whole series
The church only has power over the people when the people give power to the church. Had the people of Wallachia as a whole said "No" then the church would have had to reassess their standing. The bishop couldn't have handled the entire population. Its only because they believed the Bishop to be right, and gave his words power over them, that he was able to keep them all reigned in. If that illusion was shattered? what could that one man have done against an angry horde of a thousand or more? That is what Dracula points out to his son. When he says "Anyone of them" He doesn't mean if only one person had stood up. He means any and everyone of those people could have done so. That is why there were no innocents in his eyes. He had already told the lady who brought flowers to the burned house to leave. He had already spared the one innocent person he saw. Not a single person stood up to stop the burning. Had even a handful of people done so, they likely would have received protection from Dracula. He spared a lady for just bringing flowers, just think of what he would do for people who actually attempted to save his wife. But since not even a single person even attempted to stop it, stood up to do the right thing, they were all to cowardly to act, and thus where just as guilty of the crime as the bishop. At least in the eyes of Dracula.
@@smugreptile6695 You could say that about literally any political regime throughout history. Having the ideal that we should stand up to cruel authority and actually doing it are two different things. You most likely wouldn't have said anything in public about it, and neither would I have either. Most people wouldn't. People have families, and it's not evil to prioritize your family and their livelihood over one woman.
@@machinaowl910 I was just pointing out that it was that idea in particular that Dracula was harping on. That his view was focused on that entirely. Not that I believe the same.
Now…I’m not saying Dracula was right in slaughtering that entire city. What I AM saying, is that I would have hit the fucking jets before 24 hours passed, let alone 1 year.
Well you got to remember he’s technically immortal so perceptive of time is a lot longer then what you might think like if you’d have super speed normal moving things for normal people would be slow motion for someone with super speed perception
I loved his character and I sobbed at his death scene so much. I wanted to hug him and bring his wife back. I understand what he was doing was bad for everyone but I don't blame him at all and I certainly can't hate him for it
I feel bad for him but at the same time you can’t just say “everyone leave the country I want to be alone”, when most of the serfs in the country would starve on the road out. His wife tried to teach him about bettering mankind and if she actually knew what he did after she died she’d be furious
yup she even begged him to spare them as she was being burned. She said they didnt know better and that he should let them live. He didnt hear her of course bc he wasnt in the city at the time but just goes to show that she would not have wanted this at all.
Honestly i ain’t even mad that dracula was slaughtering humans. Like they killed a woman of witchcraft when in reality, she was learning medicine and was trying to better the world.
@@honeyjm8324 one can only be the hand of evil for so long, befor one loses his inosence, the fucking fire turned into a shouting head demanding retribution, and that still wasn’t enoth
The sad thing is it's true. Other people in fictional media have done similar things under similar circumstances. Take Billy Butcher for example, the man wants to violently kill all superheroes because one raped his wife. However he's still looked at as the good guy. The only difference between Dracula and people like that is Dracula is killing humans. If Dracula had been a human killing all vampires he'd have been a hero. Tell me I'm wrong.
I mean, in The Boys show, pretty much every supe we see is either a horrible person or standing by while other supes do horrible things. The show says multiple times that Butcher isn't really that good either as he's willing to cross a lot of lines to get what he wants, it's just that he hasn't done anything yet that truly sways a lot of people beyond just being an asshole. Starlight us pretty much the only true good supe they have right now. And if Vlad was human and killing vampires, yes we would see him as good. Unless you showed that vampires have done and are capable of good, then he would be the antagonist again. But every vampire we have seen at best sees humans as livestock. There have been no vampires that have done good without possibly hundreds of years of brutality and sadism in the show including Vlad. The people in the city were dumb for not leaving but we are never given any reasons why, just that they didn't. Vlad was a guy who wanted to die and wanted to bring everyone down with him, including people who had no clue what even happened.
@@childoflight9084 Both have certain positive qualities, so much is true. Billy does care for family and Dracula loves his wife, to name a few. Their rage doesn't come from nowhere either but in the end of the day they take it to far. Especially Dracula. Billy is propably the better one out of the two. He hates homelander for obvious reasons and I don't think acting against him is unreasonable. Though, while doing so he willingly keeps hurting those around him, no matter if friend, enemy or bistander (He may get better on this one as the show progresses). He seems to have certain sadistic tendencies and uses people like tools. Not to mention him essentialy throwing all supes in the same boat. Dracula is straight up insane. Some dudes killed his wife and his answer is murdering the entire world. His anger is fine, him killing the priests in Targoviste is fine. Him genociding the world is not. There is zero justification for that. Zero. None. Nada. Nichts. Nanimonai. Tipota. You don't get to murder me cause some fucker pissed in your soup. You can put it however you want but you don't get to let your anger out on me. You don't get to punish me for something I didn't do. You don't get your revenge on me for something I wasn't involved in. This the definition of evil. Dracula is evil. No ifs and buts.
This whole show got my jaw dropping to the ground.. Me personally I think the shit that Dracula did was taken way too far, the whole world didn't have to pay for one towns stupid shit. It wasn't even the whole town, it was the actions of a messed up, super confused, corrupt catholic church. But then again if I was like Dracula and completely overcome and blinded by rage and sadness, I probably would have done the same. Except in a more less f***** up way.. 😐
When he realized how much his anger took over his soul and said the line “I’m killing my son” I actually cried for him a broken man who never deserved any of this becoming something he never wanted to be killing the thing he loved the most because of how consumed by pain he was.. utter tragedy
Nah I'm gonna still say Dracula was wildin because not only did he not stop the carnage in that town but he attempted to kill every human afterwards, children and babies included. Even if there would be someone who tried going against the church or the priest, they would also get executed or imprisoned because going against them would be like going against God. Dracula was a broken man indeed but I ain't justifying those actions. Dracula could've killed the priest and his humble followers but decided to go WAY overboard and slaughter everyone.
They gave Dracula a reason to not trust humanity. Celebrating the death of one of the best humans in existence is just as bad as what I've seen in this life. Maybe just as worse.
Speaking of that demon, he even said that god was not with the Bishop. God straight up left him after he burned Dracula's wife and he refused to acknowledge it. That man is the only reason that the Night Creatures came to be, and he ended up dying to them, and even becoming one himself, a bit poetic.
He wasn’t bad, he just couldn’t cope with the pain. He may have known how terrible and unforgivable his acts were and how deep his hate was, as his ultimate endgame with exterminating humanity was to die, with that catastrophe being, as his son Alucard describes, “histories longest suicide note”.
Dracula's vengeance against Wallachia was justified. It was the fact that he chose to kill the rest of humanity, the innocent children in all of this that was unforgivable
I agree with you about him deserving better. I feel bad for him, I hoped that he lived long enough for people to stop trying to kill him, R.I.P Dracula, R.I.P
I mean, the genocidal misanthropy isn't a good thing, but he has every right to be pissed and depressed. Heck, even Alucard agreed with him in everything except what to do about it.
I mean, the one year thing was from a tactical/logistical standpoint. He needed to build an army to wipe these overzealous rodeo clowns out, and that’s some shit even he couldn’t pull overnight
I don’t really feel bad for this Dracula since he was already going out and killing people, hell for reasons as small as insults from merchants he razed an entire village to the ground. Sure, Lisa came around and helped him realize what he was doing was wrong, sure and sure I get why he did it. The Dracula I really feel bad for is the actual series’ Dracula, Mathias Cronqvist; up to a certain point because he himself is also a manipulative piece of shit. At least with Mathias, he was minding his own business. He wasn’t doing anything to anybody when he met Lisa. He was living his best life, albeit it under the pretenses that Lisa was potentially the reincarnation of his dead wife Elisabetha, but still. He was not only raising a family, but he was also teaching Hector and Isaac, who were kids when they met (Hector who was an outcast in his village for bringing dead animals back to life, who was then told by said animals that he could have a better life at Dracula’s Castle. Thing is, leaving the village unnoticed would be hard so the animals set fire to the church to cause a distraction, going against Hector’s protests of not wanting anybody to be hurt. But he left anyways, on the way he met up with Isaac, who was the oldest child from a Noble family, he just wanted to learn magic from Dracula so that he could be an even bigger asshole noble). Hector and Isaac were roughly a year or so older than Adrian (Alucard), but he still taught them anyways. He was fine, he was vibing until Carmilla started the witch trials to kill off the Belnades family, which in turn got Lisa caught in the middle, and at the same time got Alucard involved because he watched his mom be crucified. Alucard joined his dad before realizing that he was going against his moms final words and betrayed his father and fled to wait for help (since he knew he was in no way strong enough to fight his dad by himself). Which left Hector and Isaac, then Hector betrayed Dracula and left once he realized what Dracula was doing. Which left Dracula with only Isaac and Death. Then Isaac left to kill Hector which left Dracula alone with Death. That’s around the time that Trevor entered Wallachia (at the request of the Pope) and helped Sypha, Grant and beat the dogshit out Alucard due to the Belmonts supernatural powers and innate holy magic that they have. The four entered the Castle, Trevor making friends in there to act as double agents, the four heroes killing Death and then Trevor not only beating Dracula into submission with his bare fists but killing him with the Vampire Killer. So Mathias not only lost his wife and son. He lost both of his students, Hector essentially being an adoptive son as he was Dracula’s favorite, he then lost his right hand man (Death) all the while being hunted down by his ex-best friends (Leon) descendant (Trevor) and being killed right in front of his son. So..Mans was vibing, wife got killed, sold his immortal soul to a primordial being (Chaos), had his family torn apart and then got killed by his best friends descendant…and to add insult to injury his family home crumbled to the ground afterwards.
The old lady who told him what happened said it was a tragedy, as his wife had healed her and been kind to her. Dracula have her a warning, one last gift to his wife, to take her family and leave, never come back.
Yeah that's why that show is so great you 100% understand why Dracula did what he did and you also completely understand why Alucard had to stop him. Which is what makes Alucard such a great character because he knows he has to do the right thing even if it means he loses the only family he has left.
The scariest thing of all is that he gave them 1 year. Seeing what he did or sent in revenge for those killed his wife. It’s honestly a saving grace that he did not immediately let out all his anger when he appeared before them in the flames. Because it would of been a whole lot worse than what he decided to do in the show. Imagine how much more destruction and murder he would ultimately commit if that had happened
I 100% agree. And there be people out here saying he went too far or did things wrong. I could always see myself most likely doing the same thing he did if I was him or in a situation similar.
same with Eren Jeager, if it was just Marley and this one town I would not stop him or Dracula. yes, there are probably a few innocents in there but at this point, 90 percent of the population has decided to play a game of fuck around and it was find out o clock. they made their bed. But I draw the line at going after the rest of the world(even if aot case there were other several surprisingly realistic factors that would actually support him killing everyone else, chiefly that they wanted both Marley and pardiso dead but I'm still against genocide on principle, with the rest of the world you find another way)
90 percent are we sure? Even in the Eren Yeager example we only see the politicians express their want to destroy Eldia. We don’t know if they actually represent the will of the people. I would support the dismantling and killing of all their leaders under threat of distruction and use Eldians or nightcreature in Dracula’s case to get a poll
@@daralic2255 that is however true. If were Eren position I would just try to get rid of the government officials but in the end it might not matter because it could would been as act of terror by the people that can spun into outright hatred and support for the death of me and my people so right back to square one anyway
I don't care where I live if a face appears in fire and tells me I got one year to leave before he smokes the kingdom I AM OUT. No questions asked, gone.
Quote from Narnia of all places that i think applies to how Dracula feels. "You get treated like a dumb animal for long enough, eventually that's what you become."
I'd definitely say the people involved deserve it but I bet like 80% of people didn't even know what happened until a year later when they celebrated it
My favourite lines from the blue eyed demon to the priest "This is an empty box" when the priest said god is everywhere and "Lies in the house of God" when the priest falsely accused Dracula's wife as a witch again even though he knew she wasn't.
I was still shocked he gave them a Full Year and they did nothing with it but the priest that started it left though.
This is just like the climate scientists
Worse, they threw a party celebrating the fact they "killed the evil witch."
O I also decided with Dracula what does the devil's I called humans did was messed up
People are forgetting 2 MAJOR things.
1.) This is medieval times. The church was brutal as fuck. Anyone, and I mean ANYONE who spoke up against it would've faced the same fate or worse their families would'vd too. You saw the way the priest looked at the guy who simply said he made a small study of it? The moment you let it slip that you feel bad for the witch, you and your whole family would've been Kentucky Fried Peasant.
2.) How do you know no one felt sorry for her? Just because no one spoke up? The old lady felt sorry but never spoke up. Dracula spared her because she verbally expressed her regret. However Dracula doesn't know what everyone is thinking. There could be others who feel the same but just never ran into him and couldn't express it to him and couldn't express it out loud because the church would've torch they asses.
His anger is understandable but not justifiable. I mean we see CHILD corpses.
Come on now.
@@jameelagill5408 yo have good and solid arguments but one thing you write is irrelevant: why the 🤬 would he need to know they don’t agree with the church but go silent and this normal with like I read somewhere and even in the show they showed: «Weakness Is a Sin and the Mighty show Justice» the church is strong above their own in society but Dracula is mighty above humanity so his Justice is more powerful and important and make sense in this way «The Strongs do want they will and the Weaks suffer what they must, but The Strong strengthen The Mighty even become its Food!».
Yall know someone's fucked up when a literal demon says
"Nah that's fucked up"
That really makes you question, *Who's the real monster here?*
"How fucked up is fucked up?"
"damn that's fucked up."
@@thelordofthelostbraincellssheer poetry my friend
But the demon loved him and even gave him sweet kisses. 😂
"Are we the baddies?"
I love how the second season shows how much Dracula despises other vampires and can barely tolerate their presence. Because they're humans. They're just humans that have the power to live long enough and strong enough to indulge all their petty vices ambitions and cruelties while talking out of their ass about being superior
Dracula was also human
@@SirToaster9330
yeah, but Dracula is the only TRUE vampire. the other ones are simply off-brand versions of him
@@SirToaster9330 and do you think that he didn't hate himself too?
@@ghostface_d3607 I usually don't comment on RUclips. But I do not think Dracula suffered from self hatred at least not before his wife died. After she died probably maybe. Before he met her homeboy was living his life and doing his thing
@@myoldchannel0He Wouldn't travel He locked himself in his moving castle You know the one that can transport but wouldn't transport just left it That sounds like despising people and everything
When that demon said "This is an empty box" to the priest in the church, hoo boy did those words echo in my head for a while.
The pastor of my church loves this show.
And the demon in the church was his favorite thing.
@@celsiuskelvon6328 Because it clearly shows what happens metaphorically and spiritually when a Priest/Pastor and/or congregation has strayed from God. No Spirit of God among them, nothing keeping the Evil out. And I love how this is made even more apparent when the random village priest in the village when Alucard was sleeping was able to make Holy Water, something that clearly would be impossible for the Bishop.
"God does not love you." Hits even harder. "He does not love us." "Lies? In your house of god? No wonder he's abandoned you." "This is your fault isn't it?" The way the demon just hissed that last phrase out and the malice and striaght contempt he held that man in. You know you done fucked up when a demon is spitting nothing but straight FACTS at you. Smh.
@@noctemluxarmiger didn’t he say “but we love you” or something? Because I faintly remember that. He was spittin tho. God wouldn’t have wanted a woman just trying to help humanity, probably even though demonic means, to die if the title of “forgiving God” reigns true.
@@smittythetaxcollector2239 Yes. He did. He said. "But we love you. Your god knows we couldn't be here without you. Let me.... kiss you." *cups his face as he leans in*
100% agree with this. I personally wouldn’t have butchered everyone but every single member of that church gonna learn what it feels like to be flown like a flag on a pole.
Naw the whole county gotta die after being given a year to make peace or leave and all they do is make a holiday outta what they did wrong.
Nah bro
Like if just like one person said shit about how this wrong or we shouldnt do thisguys, maybe yall might get spared. But no one said shit and now everybody gotta get it
@@kingkezzykell I mean, he is a villain after all. So, maybe that is why he decided to throw hands with everybody.
People are forgetting 2 MAJOR things.
1.) This is medieval times. The church was brutal as fuck. Anyone, and I mean ANYONE who spoke up against it would've faced the same fate or worse their families would'vd too. You saw the way the priest looked at the guy who simply said he made a small study of it? The moment you let it slip that you feel bad for the witch, you and your whole family would've been Kentucky Fried Peasant.
2.) How do you know no one felt sorry for her? Just because no one spoke up? The old lady felt sorry but never spoke up. Dracula spared her because she verbally expressed her regret. However Dracula doesn't know what everyone is thinking. There could be others who feel the same but just never ran into him and couldn't express it to him and couldn't express it out loud because the church would've torch they asses.
His anger is understandable but not justifiable. I mean we do see CHILD corpses.
Come on now.
@@jameelagill5408 which was why he went as a giant flaming head and said you have 1 year to leave the country before I wipe you out instead of not giving them a time limit on when they will be safe and genociding them all without warning once he assembled his armies
Bruh the priest not only starts this shit but he has the Belmont family (The only ppl who could handle Dracula) fucking killed and asked mages to help only to put the blame on them!!!! TF IS WRONG WITH THESE PPL?!
Some people are just built stupid
Church filth. That's what wrong with them
I don’t know what timeline this is but I know it was way back then and they weren’t as smart and were easily tricked (not saying they didn’t deserve it).
i think the average netflix viewer has brainrot or something, the priest that get killed by the blue fangs did none of the things you are claiming, the banishment of the velmont ocurred when Trevor was a child or a teen at most, so that priest didnt had the authority, it probably was a decision from the vatican or the archbishop or cardinal of valachia, and then the speakers, (which are not all mages, just sypha as far as we know), no one asked for their help, they were like gypsies mixed with air nomads, they travel constantly, acquiring knowledge and helping people who needed it, when the night horde came to gresit they just happened to be there, no one called them, no one asked for help, they tried to help because it was what they did, what they feel was the right thing, and they got blamed like any nomad minority in history like gypsies or jews both of which historically have been driven from countries, ill stereotypes fell upon them, and have been constantly discriminated against
not that im defending the fuckin catholic church, but you sure didnt comprehend even this simple of a show
*sniff sniff* smells like hipocrisy here, OH IF IT ISN'T THE CATHOLIC CHURCH!
Bruh, even _Trevor_ understood where Dracula was coming from
"shit." HIS EXACT WORDS UPON HEARING THE REASON.
I mean for the first half of season 1 Trevor's philosophy was the same as dracula, he hated humanity for what they did to his clan
"What did they do?"
"They burnt his wife at the stake."
"Sh*t."
100% rooted for him the entire way
Me too but he died by stupid idiots and his own son didn’t got his back L son
Same
Amen
Same
If Vlad decided to make war upon the corruption of the church instead of Wallachia as a whole, then I'd have been rooting for him without hesitation.
His rage in understandable, justified even, but I'm with Alucard on only making an example of the right monsters. And make no mistake, that priest was monster. A monster of his own free will.
If he did that could just as equalled damaging. It would tear the church apart more than all the other crazy stuff they've done than combined. If money amd women was enough to create separate churches, apologizing to a devil for killing his "witch" bride out of fear would destroy all trust forever. Everyone would live ( if they don't kill each other afterwards) but the church and all in it would die and/or wish to.
@@carolinemarren1089 you’re saying the church provided order and stability? Well, tough. It’s either the church gets taken down, or the humans get taken down. Either way, someone’s dying for what happened to his wife
@@kingcal52 more like it was lose/lose/lose scenario. Had they gone and apologize, there would be far more religious divide than ever, likely crippling Rome ( since im sure at some point the Pope was practically the monarch) and a religious warlord cults formed by witches and devil worshippers would pretend to be the true faith.
Plus you saw the best case scenario after Dracula died. Even if it stayed in Wallachia, the whole country was crawling with crazy wizards, necromancers, death cultists, etc. Even demons and vampires can perform their deeds in churches.
@@carolinemarren1089 That was on account of the Church losing its way. "His love is not unconditional" "This is an empty box."
Compare that to the humble priest in Gresit actually being able to consecrate holy water.
And I know that burning out all the the church's corruption would be a scouring firestorm that would leave a hollowed out institution shaking in its boots, but it's better than a horde of night creatures slaughtering civilians in the attempt to achieve total extermination, even of innocent babies who are then eaten.
This is just dialing it back so that while decent people may get hurt by the fallout, they are no longer the actual targets.
Her death still makes me cry
As I recall, didn't she basically call out to Dracula "forgive them, for they know not what they do" as they burned her at the stake?
@@Jacquer68 yes
@@Jacquer68 Bible reference
Well her death is meaningless now since she came back to life along with dracula just like Jesus from the bible except it didn't take 3 days it took months and a genocide and the literal death of death itself, in some sense dracula could probably have brought her back to life if he studied alchemy as well or if he met st.germain earlier, but nah genocide it is eradicate wallachia and destroy all humanity in general, dracula took the easy path to redemption he may have been one of the most brilliant creatures on earth but he wasn't by any means the most emotionally strong, her death wasn't a sacrifice for humanity it was as death described the motivation for him to finally end it all, the only death that had impact in the entire series is probably Hectors vampire gf who offed herself out of depression and just to see the sun for one last time and totally denied Hector his wish of happiness and being able to settle down just the two of them
Funny thing about Castlevania lore (actually, it's very sad) is that this is the SECOND TIME THIS HAPPENED TO DRACULA. Before he was Dracula, he was a holy knight named Matthias. He lost the love of his life to illness and felt that he was betrayed by God. He spiraled into madness, became Dracula and punished mankind before a Belmont put him in his place, only for that cycle to repeat until he was killed for good in 1999.
Yep! And that Belmont was Julius Belmont
Before being reincarnated
There’s a big difference between this Dracula and Mathias. This Dracula already had a kill count, aka, going out an impaling people and razing towns to the ground. Mathias on the other hand, stayed in hiding and focused on his studies. Most of the world didn’t even know of his existence, only a select few did, but they never bothered him because he didn’t bother anybody, as he had no reason too. It wasn’t until Carmilla came along and started the witch trials (her primary goal being to kill off the Belnades family who were causing problems for her) which then got Lisa caught in the middle of it, which Alucard was there at her crucifixion. Alucard (Adrian at the time) then ended up joining his father in the Genocide of humans, which he then later betrayed his father as he realized that he was going against his mothers wishes. Adrian’s betrayal only left Isaac, Hector and Death on Dracula’s side, but once Hector realized what Dracula was doing, he himself also left and went into hiding (he did this after Dracula sent him out with an army of monsters in hopes to assassinate Trevor before Trevor entered Wallachia, as the Belmonts were exiled not excommunicated. Hector used the distance to kill the army and run away, albeit wounded which caused him to collapse outside of a village where he would meet his future wife, the nun Rosaly).
Reminder your comment is only referring to the games and not the Netflix adaptation.
@@crimsonite09 The first two seasons of the show IS THE STORY OF CASTLEVANIA 3! IT'S THE SAME STORY!
"There was a time where I would relish the details... There was a time."
Luckily in the end Dracula got what he always wanted a second shot at life with his Wife, while all the Good Guys got a happy ending, all the Bad Guys are dead, and the Baddies who survived where redeemed. 🙂
you mean his life as soma and mina right
@@herosama19 He's talking about the ending of the Castlevania S4 Netflix animation
@@ronin6230 oh but also he gets a second life him and his wife in the castlevania aria of sorrow and dawn of sorrow if you know the game
It was perfect......a tinch...too perfect...
@@saber3719 yeah these games are good story wise and you can see that the restart of there life for the end of dawn of sorrow is going to be peacful
Homie had two seasons of a slow attempted suicide, and we're supposed to treat him like a BAD GUY? nah.
I don't think he was ever made to be looked like the villain, but more an antagonist, even in the games. Death is way worse than him.
Kinda is when he dragged not just an entire town but an entire nation and an entire species into the crossfire.
@@LordTyph no. They murdered his wife, in cold blood, and celebrated doing so. They deserved what they got.
His despair leading him to genocide is tragic. It was a prolonged suicide, he just wanted the Earth to be quiet.
@@dac314 what about the people who didnt celebrate but couldn't leave for whatever reason?
What about the othet towns nearby who had no part in it?
Or the rest of the nation?
Or the rest of the WORLD?
@@LordTyph lol fuck em.
Again, this doesn't make him a GOOD guy, but the tragedy of his story is that he never wanted to be a villain, either.
Maybe one day you'll fall in love and his rage and sorrow won't seem so alien to you.
Even Trevor Belmont understood! When he was told what they did, his reaction wasn't disbelief or anything like that. He just said "Shit..." and sighed like, 'were they really that stupid?'
Plus, his whole family was treated pretty much the same way, so yeah, Trevor kinda agreed with Dracula, just a little bit.
you realize he lost two wives well at least the canon version. and the family of his best friend swore revenge on him.
Didn’t both wives look exactly alike if I recall correctly?
@@kvngjaygamez2570 Not exactly. Elizabetha had darker hair than Lisa
@@LucienMahikai ahh that's interesting tbh, never noticed that initially
@@kvngjaygamez2570 neither did I, but when you're obsessed with two games(take a gamble on the other one aside from CV lol), you tend to notice things
Read somewhere Lisa was a Reincarnation of Elisabeth so there's that lol.
If his vengeance would just be on targovista he would be an antihero , but he expanded it to the entire human population , as his son later told , it was a histories longest suicade note , without humans he and other like he would die within a year
Tbf he was looking to die
Wrong. They can survive off animal blood but dont prefer it.
Na he was right. All the humans sucked and were worthless. At the core greedy and easy to hate and mislead. The real scourge to the earth.
Dracula wasent exactly feeding as it is, having starved himself for the year or so it took for the trio to finally stop him. part of him not feeding is why they were able to stop him in the first place. i do agree it was the worlds longest suicide note though as he knew at the end no matter what, he would die.
@@jasonburke1671 Dracula was going to wipe ALL impurities from the earth. He knew that the other vampires were just as bad as the priest who killed his wife.
@@enomisv9830 thats because his problem is what he percieved in humanity still existed in the Vampires because the Curse meant they were still once human and craved all the same, and darker, things
After he gave them a year to make peace with him or even to leave entirely and all they do is make a holiday for hay they did I sided with Dracula throughout the whole series
The fact that even a demon said “that’s messed up” is something else
He had me at killing the priests , lost me at killing the city, and then needed to be stopped when we wanted the world to die
To be fair even if ppl were against it they wouldn't be able to say anything for fear of being tagged as her accomplice
The church only has power over the people when the people give power to the church. Had the people of Wallachia as a whole said "No" then the church would have had to reassess their standing. The bishop couldn't have handled the entire population. Its only because they believed the Bishop to be right, and gave his words power over them, that he was able to keep them all reigned in. If that illusion was shattered? what could that one man have done against an angry horde of a thousand or more?
That is what Dracula points out to his son. When he says "Anyone of them" He doesn't mean if only one person had stood up. He means any and everyone of those people could have done so. That is why there were no innocents in his eyes. He had already told the lady who brought flowers to the burned house to leave. He had already spared the one innocent person he saw. Not a single person stood up to stop the burning. Had even a handful of people done so, they likely would have received protection from Dracula. He spared a lady for just bringing flowers, just think of what he would do for people who actually attempted to save his wife. But since not even a single person even attempted to stop it, stood up to do the right thing, they were all to cowardly to act, and thus where just as guilty of the crime as the bishop.
At least in the eyes of Dracula.
@@smugreptile6695 You could say that about literally any political regime throughout history. Having the ideal that we should stand up to cruel authority and actually doing it are two different things. You most likely wouldn't have said anything in public about it, and neither would I have either. Most people wouldn't. People have families, and it's not evil to prioritize your family and their livelihood over one woman.
@@machinaowl910 I was just pointing out that it was that idea in particular that Dracula was harping on. That his view was focused on that entirely.
Not that I believe the same.
You could still leave
While you right, my black ass would have been halfway out the country that same night
“All I see is a broken man” 😔 damn that one hit home
Even trevor looked at them like insane psychos when he knew the truth.
Team Drac right here.
Even god ditched the server cuz his mods were so toxic
Now…I’m not saying Dracula was right in slaughtering that entire city.
What I AM saying, is that I would have hit the fucking jets before 24 hours passed, let alone 1 year.
Well then again he needed a year to make an army capable of ending all human life on the planet.
@@adudewithabetsyrossflag8125 Dracula could have soloed that village himself he gave them a chance for redemption far longer then I would have
This is still the 1400s. Getting far enough away would have been far more difficult than you think.
Michael Terrell I know. But at the very least I’ll have lived just a bit longer than those idiots
Well you got to remember he’s technically immortal so perceptive of time is a lot longer then what you might think like if you’d have super speed normal moving things for normal people would be slow motion for someone with super speed perception
Of all the misunderstood characters like Dracula I feel bad the most for them
"Empty House-" was my favorite line in the entire first season.
I loved his character and I sobbed at his death scene so much. I wanted to hug him and bring his wife back. I understand what he was doing was bad for everyone but I don't blame him at all and I certainly can't hate him for it
I feel bad for him but at the same time you can’t just say “everyone leave the country I want to be alone”, when most of the serfs in the country would starve on the road out. His wife tried to teach him about bettering mankind and if she actually knew what he did after she died she’d be furious
yup she even begged him to spare them as she was being burned. She said they didnt know better and that he should let them live. He didnt hear her of course bc he wasnt in the city at the time but just goes to show that she would not have wanted this at all.
Honestly i ain’t even mad that dracula was slaughtering humans. Like they killed a woman of witchcraft when in reality, she was learning medicine and was trying to better the world.
So because of one church group in one village I one country all us got to go, man was just too much a coward to kill himself
@@honeyjm8324 one can only be the hand of evil for so long, befor one loses his inosence, the fucking fire turned into a shouting head demanding retribution, and that still wasn’t enoth
The sad thing is it's true. Other people in fictional media have done similar things under similar circumstances. Take Billy Butcher for example, the man wants to violently kill all superheroes because one raped his wife. However he's still looked at as the good guy. The only difference between Dracula and people like that is Dracula is killing humans. If Dracula had been a human killing all vampires he'd have been a hero. Tell me I'm wrong.
I mean, in The Boys show, pretty much every supe we see is either a horrible person or standing by while other supes do horrible things. The show says multiple times that Butcher isn't really that good either as he's willing to cross a lot of lines to get what he wants, it's just that he hasn't done anything yet that truly sways a lot of people beyond just being an asshole.
Starlight us pretty much the only true good supe they have right now.
And if Vlad was human and killing vampires, yes we would see him as good. Unless you showed that vampires have done and are capable of good, then he would be the antagonist again. But every vampire we have seen at best sees humans as livestock. There have been no vampires that have done good without possibly hundreds of years of brutality and sadism in the show including Vlad.
The people in the city were dumb for not leaving but we are never given any reasons why, just that they didn't. Vlad was a guy who wanted to die and wanted to bring everyone down with him, including people who had no clue what even happened.
I have never seen Billy as the good guy.
Neither Dracula.
@@gilgameshkingofheroes5903 and why is that? To be fair both are morally ambiguous characters, so I can see why but explain
@@childoflight9084
Both have certain positive qualities, so much is true. Billy does care for family and Dracula loves his wife, to name a few. Their rage doesn't come from nowhere either but in the end of the day they take it to far. Especially Dracula.
Billy is propably the better one out of the two. He hates homelander for obvious reasons and I don't think acting against him is unreasonable. Though, while doing so he willingly keeps hurting those around him, no matter if friend, enemy or bistander (He may get better on this one as the show progresses). He seems to have certain sadistic tendencies and uses people like tools. Not to mention him essentialy throwing all supes in the same boat.
Dracula is straight up insane. Some dudes killed his wife and his answer is murdering the entire world. His anger is fine, him killing the priests in Targoviste is fine. Him genociding the world is not. There is zero justification for that. Zero. None. Nada. Nichts. Nanimonai. Tipota. You don't get to murder me cause some fucker pissed in your soup. You can put it however you want but you don't get to let your anger out on me. You don't get to punish me for something I didn't do. You don't get your revenge on me for something I wasn't involved in. This the definition of evil. Dracula is evil. No ifs and buts.
@@childoflight9084
Perhaps I managed to make my thoughts a bit clearer.
During the final fight between the trio and Dracula I was honestly rooting for both sides.
The fact that Drac gave them time to reconcile shows how much she changed him
The only villain that wasn’t a villain in my eye
This whole show got my jaw dropping to the ground..
Me personally I think the shit that Dracula did was taken way too far, the whole world didn't have to pay for one towns stupid shit. It wasn't even the whole town, it was the actions of a messed up, super confused, corrupt catholic church. But then again if I was like Dracula and completely overcome and blinded by rage and sadness, I probably would have done the same. Except in a more less f***** up way.. 😐
CRAZY?! BRUH! Dracula had every right to smoke them, those points you made is BEYOND valid!
Man, blue fang said it best "your works make him puke"
Speaking of vampires,in the words of Drac from Hotel Transylvania "THEY are the real monsters."
Imagine Dracula seeing this and knowing that many humans understood him
I’m imagining it but I’m curious about What would be His reaction after hearing this
@@derekwinters2019it might just stir up more inner conflict for Dracula
When he realized how much his anger took over his soul and said the line “I’m killing my son” I actually cried for him a broken man who never deserved any of this becoming something he never wanted to be killing the thing he loved the most because of how consumed by pain he was.. utter tragedy
Let’s not forget that it was Death that setup the whole ordeal just so they’re could be enough death for him to feast upon.
Death didn’t set any of that up. He only said Dracula would’ve caused immeasurable death and he wanted Dracula to continue what he had started
my man is the embodiment of "Sigh... I miss my wife tails."
Dracula is the one villain that even the protagonist said, “yeah no they’re justified in feeling that way”
When the devil himself has to come down and say "u suk ballz", you messed up bad!
I keep laughing when he says
" They burned his wife at the stake for learning *MEDICINE!* "
When I think back on the one demon I can't but think about when he said lies in your house of god 😂🤣
Nah I'm gonna still say Dracula was wildin because not only did he not stop the carnage in that town but he attempted to kill every human afterwards, children and babies included. Even if there would be someone who tried going against the church or the priest, they would also get executed or imprisoned because going against them would be like going against God. Dracula was a broken man indeed but I ain't justifying those actions. Dracula could've killed the priest and his humble followers but decided to go WAY overboard and slaughter everyone.
They gave Dracula a reason to not trust humanity. Celebrating the death of one of the best humans in existence is just as bad as what I've seen in this life. Maybe just as worse.
Speaking of that demon, he even said that god was not with the Bishop. God straight up left him after he burned Dracula's wife and he refused to acknowledge it. That man is the only reason that the Night Creatures came to be, and he ended up dying to them, and even becoming one himself, a bit poetic.
People did Dracula dirty, so he put all them mfs in a pile of corpses. Legit, there’s a scene with a massive pile of corpses
as his son said, his whole was was 1 drastically dragged out suicide letter
He wasn’t bad, he just couldn’t cope with the pain. He may have known how terrible and unforgivable his acts were and how deep his hate was, as his ultimate endgame with exterminating humanity was to die, with that catastrophe being, as his son Alucard describes, “histories longest suicide note”.
Dracula's vengeance against Wallachia was justified. It was the fact that he chose to kill the rest of humanity, the innocent children in all of this that was unforgivable
The man spoke the facts that that is how I see them
You know you did some crazy shit when even a DEMON says: "Yo that's fucked up"
Even trevor said he understands dracula
I agree with you about him deserving better. I feel bad for him, I hoped that he lived long enough for people to stop trying to kill him, R.I.P Dracula, R.I.P
I mean, the genocidal misanthropy isn't a good thing, but he has every right to be pissed and depressed. Heck, even Alucard agreed with him in everything except what to do about it.
Bro Dracula was the tragic hero with humanity as the villians.
Lets not forget how they had the only people that could even kill Dracula, much less most of the monsters throughout the world killed.
Bro is 100 percent correct.... Dracula deserved to Alucard every single living organism in that village and probably whole continent
"Your gods love is not unconditional." Blue Fang
We definitely cut from the same cloth because everything you say sounds like how I be thinking
I mean, the one year thing was from a tactical/logistical standpoint. He needed to build an army to wipe these overzealous rodeo clowns out, and that’s some shit even he couldn’t pull overnight
He warned them...they didn't listen😂😂I was rooting for Dracula the whole time😂😂
That Priest pulled a Fox News
I don’t really feel bad for this Dracula since he was already going out and killing people, hell for reasons as small as insults from merchants he razed an entire village to the ground. Sure, Lisa came around and helped him realize what he was doing was wrong, sure and sure I get why he did it. The Dracula I really feel bad for is the actual series’ Dracula, Mathias Cronqvist; up to a certain point because he himself is also a manipulative piece of shit. At least with Mathias, he was minding his own business. He wasn’t doing anything to anybody when he met Lisa. He was living his best life, albeit it under the pretenses that Lisa was potentially the reincarnation of his dead wife Elisabetha, but still. He was not only raising a family, but he was also teaching Hector and Isaac, who were kids when they met (Hector who was an outcast in his village for bringing dead animals back to life, who was then told by said animals that he could have a better life at Dracula’s Castle. Thing is, leaving the village unnoticed would be hard so the animals set fire to the church to cause a distraction, going against Hector’s protests of not wanting anybody to be hurt. But he left anyways, on the way he met up with Isaac, who was the oldest child from a Noble family, he just wanted to learn magic from Dracula so that he could be an even bigger asshole noble). Hector and Isaac were roughly a year or so older than Adrian (Alucard), but he still taught them anyways. He was fine, he was vibing until Carmilla started the witch trials to kill off the Belnades family, which in turn got Lisa caught in the middle, and at the same time got Alucard involved because he watched his mom be crucified. Alucard joined his dad before realizing that he was going against his moms final words and betrayed his father and fled to wait for help (since he knew he was in no way strong enough to fight his dad by himself). Which left Hector and Isaac, then Hector betrayed Dracula and left once he realized what Dracula was doing. Which left Dracula with only Isaac and Death. Then Isaac left to kill Hector which left Dracula alone with Death. That’s around the time that Trevor entered Wallachia (at the request of the Pope) and helped Sypha, Grant and beat the dogshit out Alucard due to the Belmonts supernatural powers and innate holy magic that they have. The four entered the Castle, Trevor making friends in there to act as double agents, the four heroes killing Death and then Trevor not only beating Dracula into submission with his bare fists but killing him with the Vampire Killer.
So Mathias not only lost his wife and son. He lost both of his students, Hector essentially being an adoptive son as he was Dracula’s favorite, he then lost his right hand man (Death) all the while being hunted down by his ex-best friends (Leon) descendant (Trevor) and being killed right in front of his son.
So..Mans was vibing, wife got killed, sold his immortal soul to a primordial being (Chaos), had his family torn apart and then got killed by his best friends descendant…and to add insult to injury his family home crumbled to the ground afterwards.
Their meeting was nothing short of a miracle.
Their death was an utter tragedy.
Their ending was ever heartwarming...
The old lady who told him what happened said it was a tragedy, as his wife had healed her and been kind to her. Dracula have her a warning, one last gift to his wife, to take her family and leave, never come back.
Fully agreed. Always supported Dracula in this.
Makes me think is this was Alucard from hell sing cause if it was it would’ve been all hell to pay 😂
The truth man, Drac gave them fucking too much mercy for that
Trust me, if there’s any one guy I’d give a pass it’s him
What I like is how God isn't made to be the villain. Even the demon knows that.
If i was human and saw that fire thing OOOOOOH i'd be SNITCHING HARD, hell no i am not staying in this village
Yeah that's why that show is so great you 100% understand why Dracula did what he did and you also completely understand why Alucard had to stop him. Which is what makes Alucard such a great character because he knows he has to do the right thing even if it means he loses the only family he has left.
The scariest thing of all is that he gave them 1 year. Seeing what he did or sent in revenge for those killed his wife. It’s honestly a saving grace that he did not immediately let out all his anger when he appeared before them in the flames. Because it would of been a whole lot worse than what he decided to do in the show. Imagine how much more destruction and murder he would ultimately commit if that had happened
if you heard his warning and stayed you deserved what was coming
He planned to use that army on the whole world anyways. Running wouldn't have done much and he knew that
I 100% agree. And there be people out here saying he went too far or did things wrong. I could always see myself most likely doing the same thing he did if I was him or in a situation similar.
same with Eren Jeager, if it was just Marley and this one town I would not stop him or Dracula. yes, there are probably a few innocents in there but at this point, 90 percent of the population has decided to play a game of fuck around and it was find out o clock. they made their bed. But I draw the line at going after the rest of the world(even if aot case there were other several surprisingly realistic factors that would actually support him killing everyone else, chiefly that they wanted both Marley and pardiso dead but I'm still against genocide on principle, with the rest of the world you find another way)
Yooooo, that fuck around and fint out oclock sit had me dying 😂
@@ismailabdelazim2206 you welcome
@@joshuawilliams3882 np my man you funny, you get my like 👍🔥👑
90 percent are we sure? Even in the Eren Yeager example we only see the politicians express their want to destroy Eldia. We don’t know if they actually represent the will of the people. I would support the dismantling and killing of all their leaders under threat of distruction and use Eldians or nightcreature in Dracula’s case to get a poll
@@daralic2255 that is however true. If were Eren position I would just try to get rid of the government officials but in the end it might not matter because it could would been as act of terror by the people that can spun into outright hatred and support for the death of me and my people so right back to square one anyway
I don't care where I live if a face appears in fire and tells me I got one year to leave before he smokes the kingdom I AM OUT. No questions asked, gone.
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If I was him I wouldn't of gave them a week. They burned my house and killed my wife .their is no mercy. People be to nice.
When you get a demon to empathize with the guy trying to kill you, you know you’re evil
Your life's work makes Him puke." - Blue Fangs to the Bishop
Quote from Narnia of all places that i think applies to how Dracula feels.
"You get treated like a dumb animal for long enough, eventually that's what you become."
Dracula/Alucard is the one character that’s not really a villain but a Anti hero.
Love how Dracula got his happy ending
Man when i saw that i was rooting for him i thought we would've seen him win i was hoping for it
I'd definitely say the people involved deserve it but I bet like 80% of people didn't even know what happened until a year later when they celebrated it
The real villains of "Castlevania": Corrupt Christians.
Then he got betrayed ON TOP OF THAT man needs a hug
My favourite lines from the blue eyed demon to the priest "This is an empty box" when the priest said god is everywhere and "Lies in the house of God" when the priest falsely accused Dracula's wife as a witch again even though he knew she wasn't.
Adam Frankenstein: I'm with you Dracula/Dracul.
Facts Dracula was a genius scientist he wasn't even fuckin with nobody
"Lies??? In the house of God???"
Those humans in Castelvania made me root for Dracula so hard
He's way different in games he was definitely the reason for her death and didn't care as much
If I lived in that universe and I learned Dracula's reason I'd say it's understandable I won't agree with it but it is understandable
Dracula really was just broken especial season 2 he wasnt even mad nomo just sad and determined