Or, more likely, getting hit by that whip really fucking hurts. It *is* the Vampire Killer, after all. Look at the wounds two shots left on his stomach and side. We never hear other vampires hiss because Trevor goes for the kill with them. This was basically each testing the other.
@@Lara-mo5oywhile yes it is made by an American studio you can clearly tell by the art style that it’s inspired by anime. It also helps that the majority of people like myself do consider it anime because of it’s clear inspiration.
@@ThatGamerDude9000 Those two motherfuckers had it coming. They were nothing but treacherous snakes, false friends taking advantage of his hospitality and earning for company after some months alone, talking to two dolls.
@@cringecat3614 honestly of all the plot lines in season 3, alucards felt the most like filler. And that betrayal felt like it came out a nowhere. Hope they do something with it in season 4.
Its little moments like that that remind you that Alucard is still a kid. He talks shit, but as soon as you clap back he loses his cool and socks you with all the salt and piss in the world.
I know I’m 4 years late but I haven’t seen anyone appreciating the *genius* behind a very short section of the fight choreography. Just before doing the finger trick to redirect the whip, Trevor throws a knife at Alucard’s lower body, making him jump to avoid it. This alone is *so* fucking smart. Alucard is super human, and has been blocking almost all of Trevor’s whip strikes so far. His insane strength and the grip he has just by standing on the ground means he isn’t being thrown around all that much, but once he’s in the air, super strength be damned, he’s now at the mercy of physics. The knife is just a ploy to get Alucard in the air, and when he is, Trevor gets to toss him into a wall like a pinball. I can’t help but just adore this tiny little thing because it makes so much sense tactically.
The best part though? They let you figure that out on your own. Nobody explained how badass it was and nobody had to point it out. The choreography along with the character work is so good that they are confident in letting the watcher work out the details. This show man, set a bar
@@eldirtyfaygo5395 Yeah i know it's a magic whip only the belmont bloodline can use,But Even under that condition,A whip can easily break skin,Like shredding through paper
Well, he is the son of vlad motherfucking tepes so its nlt that weird that he dindt get half killed with that whip Still, the use of tje finger and the smile was badass
@@Mephiles343 well the Belmonts have done eugenics on themselves constantly breeding with witches for example the belnades to other paranormal beings. The whip ain't a normal whip and neither, it can only harm paranormal entities and the Belmonts are the only ones to wield vampire killer through alchemy contract. The whip would kill regular people because it's a parasitic entity that was made out of Leon Belmont dead wife.
I must have watched this scene around 10 times, and only now I realized that Trevor is clearly ambidexterous... He wields the whip in his right hand, takes out a sword with his left, and between 1:25 and 1:35 he also switches hands twice. These little details make the animation so much more enjoyable.
I think to a certain extend any animated character is ambidextrous since animators can simply switch their dominant hand to whatever is more convenient angle-to-angle. But I like the in-lore explanation that as a Belmont he’s trained to be the most skilled no matter the weapon or hand he uses
@@NTWoo95 Well this is definitely not a case of character's weapon teleporting from one hand to another in between shots (as would be the case if animators were lazy and just wanted it to look better from a certain angle). Rather, both hand swaps happen in the *middle* of an action shot (1:29 and then 1:32), so IMO Trevor's ambidexterity is 100% intentional.
I think the fights in this series are kinda slow. They are great but if the movements were a bit faster they would certainly look great. If you put the video on x1,25 speed you'll see it looks much better
@@e.g2896 The fights would lose all their weight if it were faster. It's not like two metahumans are going at it, just a man with a whip and a broadsword versus a vampire.
I love how Alucard's sword is stupidly and impractically long but it makes sense for him specifically. His superhuman strength makes the force on the sword tip a nonissue. And he doesn't unsheathe it manually, but telepathically so no point in having the hassle to take a 7ft sword out of it's 7ft scabbard.
Not unpractical actually. Rapier has similar length(approximately 1.5m) and considered one of the best dueling weapon in history. More so, you have more tip speed with longer swords because the tip travels more distance at the same time compared to handle.
Plus, we know it's an enchanted weapon, so we can assume that it's magically unbreakable, too. It managed to cut *through* Trevor's sword, despite being much thicker.
That sword was designed to be used only by Alucard but if anyone else use it would be very difficult because if someone else draws it would take 10 seconds but Alucard can draw half the amount of time or less
@ahmadadnan4773vampire killer is the whip. Morning star is the metal one. His comment doesnt have anything to do with the video, but youre the one spouting nonsense
1:35 You can actually do this in Symphony of the Night if you have the Alucard Sword equipped. Down, Quarter Circle Forward then Square (or Circle if you equipped the Alucard Sword there for some reason). I am genuinely impressed how the animators included this attack here among a lot of other nods to the game.
I'm late to the party, and I see this video was posted 6y ago, but I can't believe you only have this much likes and no one else bothered to point this out in the past 5 years before your comment. I was hoping Alucard was gonna do this move, then Bam! Goosebumps. I'm hoping Alucard will do some Vorpal Blade/Crissaegrim moves soon, either in Nocturne or SOTN when Netflix does make it, but that may be too much to ask lol.
The creators taking stuff like that directly from the game shows how passionate they are for the video game series. An amazing show. I got goosebumps in the new season when Richter’s theme came on!
Lone Wolf well Alucard and literally any Belmont are the biggest heroes of the series, so I didn’t really mind Alucard and Trevor actually performing a proper vampire’s execution together. Also, Alucard’s kinda the only protagonist that’s one of himself, and even then he’s just lying in the shadows like a vampire typically does while the vampire hunters simply do their job, and that stays true to this series. I did kinda wonder why we didn’t get Grant and I kinda see why Death was left out. The horseman of demise taking orders from a simple demon. It could easily act as a line in the sand, showing how much power Dracula has, but it still won’t make too much sense.
@@tyronenelson1349 it is neither of them and actually is better than what I assume you call good animation, may you give some exemples instead of just insulting for no reason?
I love how Trevor was easily outmatched in raw physical power, speed and whatnot but with his sheer skills and experience he showed Alucard even he can put up a fair challenge against the likes of powerful vampires.
@@arizonaranger2333 yeah I think there are a lot of times alucard could have killed him if that was what he really wanted. Like when he dropped his sword at the end?? Dude was just being dramatic lol he never wanted to kill the guy. Trevor still put up a good fight however
I can imagine teenage Adrian/Alucard slipping out of the castle a boring winter's night and coming back from a few barfights now... Dracula raises an eyebrow at his son as Lisa sighs.
when you think about it a whip is actually a perfect weapon against a creature with heightened speed and reflexes like a vampire. Gives you reach and the tip of the whip can move faster than the speed of sound, so before bullets this really was a perfect weapon for a vampire hunter.
And yet it also has a glaring downside in that it's just asking for the vampire to grab it and pull it out of your hands, which he will because vampires are stronger.
@@dark7element To be fair Alucard is hardly a normal vampire since he's really only second to Dracula who makes even other vampires seem like children in comparison. Against most vampires they would probably not be able to catch it to pull it out of Trevor's hands and even Alucard couldn't just grab it out of the air at anytime even though he wasn't taking the fight seriously.
0:13 - "Belmont, you can't do this!" 0:37 - "You can't do this, Belmont!" Try one more arrangement, Sypha. He might appeal to one of them. edit - It's March, 2022. You guys are whack
One of my favorite scenes in the show, showing us character traits rather than telling us. You got Trevor, who understandably though mistakenly thinks this is Dracula at first. And there is Alucard, laughing off the notion that this jackass that woke him up is one of the legendary Belmonts. While Trevor is fighting at 100%, you can see Alucard completely underestimates him. He starts off by casually floating over, thinking it will be a quick kill and gets a shot in the belly by the whip. You can tell it hurt like a bitch from his reaction, only for Trevor to tell him to "Stone the fuck up." and then proceeds to put in on the defensive with the Belmont clearly dictating the flow of fight. I really praise the animators here who were in charge of the faces, cause you can see it all in Alucard's expressions going from relaxed arrogance at the beginning, anger with being put on the back foot, to surprised concern when he had to use BOTH HANDS when push Trevor back.
Deixa eu te contar um segredo que vc n percebeu em sua análise. ALUCARD SÓ ESTAVA TESTANDO O TREVO. SE ALUCARD QUISESSE REALMENTE MATAR O TREVO TERIA FEIO FACILMENTE. ALUCARD EM NENHUM MOMENTO ESTAR A LUTAR A SÉRIO. Já o trevo tá lutando sério. Kkkkk. ALUCARD SE QUISESSE TERIA FINALIZANDO A LUTA QUANDO DERRUBOU TREVO CM UM SOCO E DEPOIS JOGOU SUA ESPADA FORA. ALI ELE PODERIA TER MATADO O TREVO CM SUA ESPADA. ALUCARD É SUPERIOR A TREVOR EM TUDO NESSA LUTA.
1:23 I just realized when Trevor and Adrian (Alucard) were swordfighting, Trevor effortlessly switches between his left and right hand. So either Trevor is ambidextrous or he's that good.
@@SundownTE that's about what I always imagined while watching this show. There are several other small details like this that just add to Trevor and show off his true skill.
@Kraves Nothing is fair in love and war. You bicker about honor, your just a sore loser, you bicker about winning at all cost, your a cheat. Honor or not, a fight is a fight.
@Kraves Honor is a bullshit, self limiting ideology. Survival first, foremost and at all costs. Death does not discriminate on how it's done, the end result is all that matters.
@alvi syahri What? So being honorable in a life or death fight = being good? Death doesn't care about ideals, it takes without discrimination. I appreciate shows that has characters who know this and is willing to do what they can to live. More so that they don't care to be shamed as being evil or dishonorable for some childish ideal by people who've never fought for their lives.
@alvi syahri What the hell are you talking about? We're talking in the context of a life or death fight not politics and genocide. And when I say death doesn't discriminate, well does it not? Your ideals won't help you live, it's your willingness to cast aside those ideals to do what you can to survive that will. Be shamed, who cares. You continue to live.
Robert Belgrade is the very definition of what Alucard is supposed to sound like; brooding, poetic, dark and elegant. Plus the deepness of his voices sells it more. But James Callis does a brilliant job as well, with his quick barbs to Trevor and elegant poise of diction.
It astounds me how the animation still amazes me even though it has been years after I initially saw it. This series is one of many underrated classics we have today.
its the avatar thing, animation technology hasn't gotten better (to a degree, once we had photoreal it kinda stopped) it has just gotten easier and faster. Means old shit can and often is better than new shit
Honestly, I'd say it's less the animation, and more the combination of well, everything that makes Castlevania fights memorable. Design, characters, choreography, composition, weapons. It's very rare we see actual full on fights using whips or fluid weapons.
@@rory8182 While I agree, I wouldn't say that this series is old. It's only 6 years old. A lot of the modern animation techniques used today were used in 2017 as well. When I think of "old shit", I think of animation from the 90s and beyond.
But does that actually work in real life. The way how Trevor used his finger to move a portion of the Whip to the direction towards the floating Alucard.
Headcannon i read on another video: When trevor knees Adrian in the nuts, he actually felt the pain but pulled himself together in milliseconds just to scare Trevor.
Castlevania, as a whole, is a masterclass of fantasy storytelling in an animated environment. I knew this when we saw Alucard and Trevor fight - it has been proven true over four seasons.
One of the things I can always appreciate is how Trevor is clearly ambidextrous as he uses both hands during the fight constantly. I enjoy these little things that show us how Trevor is able to keep up with magic users and vampires, you almost HAVE to be ambidextrous as you need to have every single part of your body at work when fighting superhumans and even then when Trevor is at his physical peak he still fatigues faster and easier than alucard and sypha because he's just a normal human at the end of the day
@@seichhornchen Honestly, I'd say ambidexterity is more a mental thing than physical. Most people can use both limbs simultaneously. But we are able to do that by considering the task both our arms are doing as a single task with different actions. If I had a pin an example, think of a pianist. They are using both hands and generally aren't mirroring actions. But someone who is ambidextrous could say, play the piano with one hand while solving a Rubik's cube with the other.
@@finnthomas8084 Yup, a lot of people don't realise that whips can easily dismember fingers and tear a hole in your stomach and spill your guts out, it's why they always make sure to whip the back instead of literally anywhere else
@@dohickey7184 Many don't realize the sound of the 'crack' is the whip breaking the sound barrier, not it hitting something. Speed equals force, and it looks like Trevor always aims the fastest part of the whip to strike with. At 0:57 he was aiming a piece of hard leather traveling at Mach 1 right at Alucard's face.
i mean, one of them is a vampire hunter and the other literally a vampire...sleeping in something that matches the description of draculas castle non the less...it does make sense for them to fight.
Isn't every body a man-child in some way or the other? And I don't think schoolyard fights have any deathly ramifications. .lol..Well , I guess the beholder sees what they want to see to make a character likeable to them...
luis lopez That’s so true. That would make sense. Though it did seem like he took quite a hit when Trevor got that single whip strike when Alucard was in the air
Years late to the commentary, but among the many parts of this fight that other folks have talked about, I think my favourite detail is the swipe Alucard took to Trevor's neck. It clearly shows the level of adaptability that Trevor has. Why? Alucard's sword is long. Longer than normal swords. If Trevor had backed away as one would in a normal sword fight, he'd have lost right there. He backed away far enough to avoid it. Which is why he lost his stability and was at a disadvantage after that. Brilliant choreography on the animators part. Also the way Alucard uses the weight and length of his sword to his advantage by whipping it around his center of gravity for maximum attack power. Pure physics. MAN, I need to watch this show again!
VC SÓ ESQUECEU DE DETALHAR QUE ALUCARD NÃO ESTAVA LUTANDO A SÉRIO NÉ. TANTO Q QUANDO DERRUBA TREVOR COM UM SOCO ELE PODERIA TER FINALIZADO A LUTA ALI. Mas ele joga sua espada fora e vai agarra trevo cm as mão. Só aí mostra a SUPERIORIDADE DE ALUCARD
@@onghaihoang335 Just make sure your stood up high enough on something and punch them off the edge, they should go 20 ft at least if you try hard enough. edit: brain dead spelling mistakes and corrections
I fucking love how Trevor knew immediately that Alucard was aiming for his back when he used superspeed. Really tells you that the Belmont knows his way around the creatures of the night. Also love that, say, Sypha didn't do the stupid narrating shit like: "GASP! Trevor turned around because he knew Alucard was going to appear behind him!". Show, don't tell, guys.
Seriously that shit irritated me so much when I tried watching Naruto (both the original series and Shippuden). During any given battle, the two sides would duke it out for a few minutes, then one side would do something that seemed like the killing blow, but then NOPE! They'd stop to narrate why the attack failed, or a bystander would give commentary as to what went wrong etc. Drove me nuts lol.
@Stinkmeaner Or do it like the monogatari series where the whole show is basically just talking. If i watch an action anime tho i want action and not 5min of talking in between i agree
You know, I never realized how much long range firepower belmont is forced to use to keep up with vampires. He uses whips (and later a throwable boomrang knife) to keep them at bay. This is rly smart cuz, as we can see, if it comes to sword v sword action, a vampire has an overwhelming advantage.
Can I just say how much I love alucard’s sword. It’s way too long to be a one handed sword, but since he can control it, it negates any balance issues or any problems with unsheathing it. Such a good design
I don't think anybody has mentioned this yet, but props to the foley artists who worked on this fight. The sound of the blow traveling along the whip at 1:04, the dull thuds of Alucard hitting the pillar and then the floor at 1:07, the slap of leather curling around Alucard's blade at 1:14, and the clatter of the sword hitting the ground at 2:36 -- all so real and so perfectly tuned to the environment and the tone of the fight. Such attention to detail really sold me on this fight scene. Well done.
@@MrBills5700 The crazy thing is, this isn't even an anime. It was done by the same people that brought Fairly Oddparents in to existence. Goes to show what can be done when people truly care about the subject matter.
I love how when Alucard tries to superspeed, they go very subtle on Trevor reading him like a book. The first attack is instinctually reacted to (Trevor immediately turns around and blocks moments before Alucard shows up to swing), and the delayed attack is likewise predicted to the point that Alucard is forced to block instead. No exposition from anyone to point this out like most shonen anime would, just fleeting moments to pick up on and Trevor's shit-eating grin after Alucard notices he nearly lost his head. Trevor wasn't grandstanding when he said earlier in the show that he's dealt with fucking vampires.
In the game, the flash stab has pretty limited utility offensively as it really goes behind. That being said, it's a nice way to translate it here since it means that it is far more useful as a combat trick.
I really like how Alucard is just walking all relaxed at 1:40, reminds me of a tough final boss in a video game who just calmly advances forward during the fight
I think a lot of viewers HEAVILY underestimate Trevor’s ability as a fighter and Vampire Hunter. He definitely lives up to his namesake. At the @1:00 mark he realizes that battling with a whip is meaningless as Alucard continues to block and parry attacks. Leading him to throw a knife causing Alucard to leap in the air. He KNEW Alucard would move upward and that he was at the mercy of gravity for his descent and manipulated his Whip to hit him in the air. That show’s adaptation and versatility as a fighter all in a manner of seconds as the fight goes on. Not to mention the “count number technique”. When Alucard uses his Vampiric Speed to teleport behind Trevor at @1:35 it’s a quick 3 second count before he appears behind him. When he does it again. Trevor anticipates his count correctly and movements to block properly. Not to mention the shuffling from sword from left hand to right hand and being a human taking on a vampire. Solid Strategic Victory to our favorite beer drinking vampire hunter and solid fight. 10/10.
First one is a block, but the camera hangs on the second superspeed moment and specifically focuses on Alucard's eyes. Trevor wasn't blocking, he was counterattacking.
E SÉRIO ISSO? Você fãs do trevor são tão tendenciosos. PRA COMEÇAR O ALUCARD NEM TAVA LUTANDO A SÉRIO. TÁ MUITO CLARO Q ELE SÓ ESTACA TESTANDO O TREVOR. INCLUSIVE ELE MOSTRA SUA HABILIDADE EM VOOS NA SUA LUTA CONTRA O DRÁCULA. E SE A LUCARD QUESSE TERIA MATADO TREVO MUITO FACILMENTE. EXEMPLO QUANDO ALUCARD DERRUBA TREVOR CM UM SOCO, DEIXANDO TREVO DE GUARDA BAIXA. MAS ALUCARD JOGA SUA ESPADA FORA E AGARRA TREVO COM AS MÃOS. SE ELE QUISESSE REALMENTE MATAR TREVO NÃO TERIA PERDIDO ESSA OPORTUNIDADE. ISSO SÓ MOSTRA Q ALUCARD SÓ ESTAVA TESTANDO O TREVOR E N QUERIA MATAR ELE REALMENTE. MOSTRA Q ALUCARD É MUITO SUPERIOR.
@@JacOfAllTrades. That can't work. In order for the tension of the rope to be sufficient for such an attack, Trevor needs to deliver inhumane torque and speed due to how long that whip is.
-Do you have a God to put a last prayer to Belmont -Yeah, 'Dear God please don't let the vampire's guts ruin my good tunic' *knifed Alucard* -That won't stop me from tearing your throat out -killing you was the point,living through it is a luxury
The voice acting of all the characters is phenomenal - you can basically hear how they sweat and force the words out of their mouth when they talk when they are fighting. Phenomenal work. Just a great series.
@@Vincent43746 For Alucard's actual power, yes. He was breaking other Vampires with his punches in season 2. He's holding back for sure, however, Trevor is definitely tougher than your average human, so is Sypha, they both took hits from Dracula and survived in season 2.
I like the little stage decisions here. They're not exactly subtle but they're pretty well disguised. Up until Trevor loses his whip, he has the upper hand because that's what he's proficient in. After he loses it though, Alucard gains the upper hand because the sword is what HE'S proficient in.
I love how Trevor equals Alucard when he keeps him far from him with his whip (hitting him twice and wounding him), but when it comes to pure sword fight, even with his experience, Alucard's super strength and technique overpowers him. That makes them a perfect duo for later.
God I love the little details in this fight so much, I love how even though this is our first time meeting Alucard you can pick up on small details about his character from how he fights
I would love to see a team up between Geralt/Regis and Trevor/Alucard/Sypha with the five of them just killing vampires as well as various other monsters.
"Please. This isn't a bar fight. Have some class." ...said floating vampire Jesus who proceeds to sucker punch his opponent right in the kisser just seconds afterwards. Classy, sir. Reeeeeeal classy.
You sound stupid, he had to punch him off because right after he made that statement Trevor still went and head butted him, or are you blind or some shit?
1:02 is my favorite sequence of the whole fight. Trevor's so good with a whip that it only took that one tiny adjustment to send Alucard flying. And then of course he gets overconfident and loses the upper hand.
I played Castlevania 3 when I was nine. When I got to the Alucard fight, I had no reason to believe he wasn't Dracula. His Sprite during the fight looked exactly like him, he had similar attacks and you could only hit him in the head. It was only after you beat him that he revealed to be Dracula's son. This show pretty much nailed how that went down for me.
Six years ago, no video game adaptation had ever attained a Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, or was at least seen as definitively "good". Then this show came along. Now, we've got a better Mario movie, two decent Sonic films, an alright Pokemon movie, and the critically acclaimed Arcane, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, and The Last of Us. This show was the first to really demonstrate that you can make good adaptations of video games, and this fight is a great example of that talent.
I love how at 1:42 Alucard looks annoyed at how Trevor predicted his attack. This fight somewhat foreshadows his fight with Dracula. Where Dracula also predicts his speed attack and wrecks him
@@joey7395 Absolutely. His punch at the end could have taken his head off. His "have some class" moment he was clearly still just toying with Trevor. After the whip was gone he was just messing with Trevor the whole time.
Usually Trevor’s strength in the group is that protagonist tenacity, man takes hits and never quits, but sometimes he does thing like that whip turn that really shows just how much prowess he really has
I absolute love this duel, i like they are actually fighting instead of doing a chat like in many animes. And when fighting its really visible that they using every possible advantage that they can, and they fight style reflect their character Trevor is drunkyard but also a experience monster hunter and he knows how to fight with vampires, he keeps Alucard on distance because he knows that its safer for him and even know how to punch Alucard in mid air with his whipe. Its great, and Alucard is more ellegant and calm, he is fighting using his super natutal abilities. I love this fight, it is really my favorite fight in castlevania and in anime
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In every anime fight ever I always think to myself " JUST KICK HIM IN THE NUTS". Someone finally goes and does it and it did nothing.........
hoopfest_ 12 oh no the one time someone does the right thing and it just doesn’t work god I didn’t think about that
Have some class
Exactly!!
@samminos hes half human, though.
@samminos vampires have nuts too don't discriminate man come on
Id like to point out that literaly none of the other vampires hiss. Alucard is just being edgy
Or, more likely, getting hit by that whip really fucking hurts. It *is* the Vampire Killer, after all. Look at the wounds two shots left on his stomach and side.
We never hear other vampires hiss because Trevor goes for the kill with them. This was basically each testing the other.
Omg I never noticed that, but your right
Dude a bunch of the mooks hiss when the trio makes their entrance at season 2 right before the curb stomp them.
I think Lenore hisses a few times
@@TimedRevolver Doesn't the Morning Star become the Vampire Killer?
Anime fighting without narrating is perfect
this is not anime
@@Lara-mo5oy artstyle looks like it
@@Lara-mo5oywhile yes it is made by an American studio you can clearly tell by the art style that it’s inspired by anime. It also helps that the majority of people like myself do consider it anime because of it’s clear inspiration.
@@Lara-mo5oy anime is just the japanese word for animated cartoons, for them family guy is an anime
@@Aambr094 lo mas gracioso de esto es que es verdad.
Alucard: "you've got nothing but insults have you?"
Proceeds to insult Trevor throughout the entire series
Belmont-ification complete
@@Iridescent_Astraea yeah but he called him Trevy so it was worth
"Yes, yes, fuck you" is my favorite comeback for everything now
Later on he even says "Oh no Im becoming Trevor Belmont" their banter is the best in any series Ive ever seen. Whoever wrote this is GENIUS.
@@picallo1 IKR. He mentioned it multiple times 😅
"Please, this isn't a bar fight. Have some class"
This is why he's lovable.
The implication is that Alucard, at some point in his life, has been in a bar fight. How did that happen?!
Lol. Inb4 season 3 ending.
@@ThatGamerDude9000 Those two motherfuckers had it coming. They were nothing but treacherous snakes, false friends taking advantage of his hospitality and earning for company after some months alone, talking to two dolls.
@@cringecat3614 honestly of all the plot lines in season 3, alucards felt the most like filler. And that betrayal felt like it came out a nowhere.
Hope they do something with it in season 4.
@@cringecat3614 Dracula's Curse might hold an explanation.
"please this isn't a bar fight.Have some class"
10 seconds later
*Falcon punch*
*headbutt
@@Devils_Lair_Comics he meant Alucard pushing trevor
10 seconds?
Balls of Steel
Its little moments like that that remind you that Alucard is still a kid.
He talks shit, but as soon as you clap back he loses his cool and socks you with all the salt and piss in the world.
“Please, this isn’t a bar fight. Have some class”
This might be my favourite line in the whole franchise
"God shits in my dinner once again." Would like to have a word.
Mine is “what the fuck is toilet paper” 😭
"You are the Jesus of murder" is a damn good one too
mine too :))
"Are you dictating your fucking obituary to me Belmont"
I know I’m 4 years late but I haven’t seen anyone appreciating the *genius* behind a very short section of the fight choreography. Just before doing the finger trick to redirect the whip, Trevor throws a knife at Alucard’s lower body, making him jump to avoid it. This alone is *so* fucking smart.
Alucard is super human, and has been blocking almost all of Trevor’s whip strikes so far. His insane strength and the grip he has just by standing on the ground means he isn’t being thrown around all that much, but once he’s in the air, super strength be damned, he’s now at the mercy of physics. The knife is just a ploy to get Alucard in the air, and when he is, Trevor gets to toss him into a wall like a pinball.
I can’t help but just adore this tiny little thing because it makes so much sense tactically.
The best part though? They let you figure that out on your own. Nobody explained how badass it was and nobody had to point it out. The choreography along with the character work is so good that they are confident in letting the watcher work out the details. This show man, set a bar
I was just scrolling to see if anyone else notified this
@@foxgreygaming4646 same
Never noticed
The smirk on his face while he does it too😤
That use of the finger to angle the whip is sooooo badass.
And sort of impractical,I thought he'd at least break a finger doing that
@@Mephiles343 the whip is a parasitic entity that only Belmonts can use in the original mythos. I don't know about the Netflix series?
@@eldirtyfaygo5395 Yeah i know it's a magic whip only the belmont bloodline can use,But Even under that condition,A whip can easily break skin,Like shredding through paper
Well, he is the son of vlad motherfucking tepes so its nlt that weird that he dindt get half killed with that whip
Still, the use of tje finger and the smile was badass
@@Mephiles343 well the Belmonts have done eugenics on themselves constantly breeding with witches for example the belnades to other paranormal beings. The whip ain't a normal whip and neither, it can only harm paranormal entities and the Belmonts are the only ones to wield vampire killer through alchemy contract. The whip would kill regular people because it's a parasitic entity that was made out of Leon Belmont dead wife.
Honestly shout out to the people that animated the whip's movement. I can't imagine that was even remotely an easy task and they NAILED IT.
That was spencer wan he animated on naruto so of course he makes it look epic
They use a lot of money
@@Pikach428 Naahh, if you have a skilled team with a good time management, you don't need a super big budget.
I agree money is no replacement for skill.
But it does help.
I know, right?! I find the movement very. . . hypnotic, in a way. Once I see it, I just can’t look away
I must have watched this scene around 10 times, and only now I realized that Trevor is clearly ambidexterous...
He wields the whip in his right hand, takes out a sword with his left, and between 1:25 and 1:35 he also switches hands twice.
These little details make the animation so much more enjoyable.
Definitely. It's necessary for Belmonts. His son was one of those best Belmonts, Simon.
This is also very apparent in season 4, where he constantly switched sword hands
And that honestly makes sense for a vampire hunter to be ambidextrous, fighting a creature with two weapons would make it easier in a fight
I think to a certain extend any animated character is ambidextrous since animators can simply switch their dominant hand to whatever is more convenient angle-to-angle.
But I like the in-lore explanation that as a Belmont he’s trained to be the most skilled no matter the weapon or hand he uses
@@NTWoo95 Well this is definitely not a case of character's weapon teleporting from one hand to another in between shots (as would be the case if animators were lazy and just wanted it to look better from a certain angle). Rather, both hand swaps happen in the *middle* of an action shot (1:29 and then 1:32), so IMO Trevor's ambidexterity is 100% intentional.
“Please, this isn’t a bar fight. Have some class”.
❤❤❤
I think the fights in this series are kinda slow. They are great but if the movements were a bit faster they would certainly look great.
If you put the video on x1,25 speed you'll see it looks much better
how about a *HEADBUTT*
@@e.g2896 The fights would lose all their weight if it were faster. It's not like two metahumans are going at it, just a man with a whip and a broadsword versus a vampire.
@@heavyhorsepower6002 true. I honestly like fights with fast but strong attacks. So i honestly rather the x1,25 speed version
I love how Alucard's sword is stupidly and impractically long but it makes sense for him specifically. His superhuman strength makes the force on the sword tip a nonissue. And he doesn't unsheathe it manually, but telepathically so no point in having the hassle to take a 7ft sword out of it's 7ft scabbard.
Not unpractical actually. Rapier has similar length(approximately 1.5m) and considered one of the best dueling weapon in history. More so, you have more tip speed with longer swords because the tip travels more distance at the same time compared to handle.
Plus, we know it's an enchanted weapon, so we can assume that it's magically unbreakable, too. It managed to cut *through* Trevor's sword, despite being much thicker.
That sword was designed to be used only by Alucard but if anyone else use it would be very difficult because if someone else draws it would take 10 seconds but Alucard can draw half the amount of time or less
@@micahfries7878 I'm only comparing it to Alucard's height lmao
I don't know it's actual length
It's an estoc, a type of longsword characterized by its long, slender blade. It arose as an answer against plate metal.
The studio who made this series actually announced they will be doing a devil may cry animated series; just thought I'd pass that along.
I want Berserk made by them :(
@@isafinllr9840 Same, then we will finaly get a good berserk anime
When are they starting the production? Cause I seriously need season 2 of devils may cry
@@isafinllr9840 Nah the animation quality ain't that amazing. Only some fights were animated properly
There was a small rumor that there was gonna be a Zelda series animated by these guys but sadly it was false :(
0:34 Jesus Christ the amount of detail and realism in this animation is insane…you can actually see Trevor twirling the whip to make it curl like that
His morning star whip is called a chain meteor hammer
@ahmadadnan4773vampire killer is the whip. Morning star is the metal one. His comment doesnt have anything to do with the video, but youre the one spouting nonsense
@ahmadadnan4773 shut up nerd
1:35
You can actually do this in Symphony of the Night if you have the Alucard Sword equipped. Down, Quarter Circle Forward then Square (or Circle if you equipped the Alucard Sword there for some reason). I am genuinely impressed how the animators included this attack here among a lot of other nods to the game.
One of my favorite moves in that game, I peeped right away when he used it in this fight 🐐🤜🏿🤛🏿😎
I'm late to the party, and I see this video was posted 6y ago, but I can't believe you only have this much likes and no one else bothered to point this out in the past 5 years before your comment. I was hoping Alucard was gonna do this move, then Bam! Goosebumps.
I'm hoping Alucard will do some Vorpal Blade/Crissaegrim moves soon, either in Nocturne or SOTN when Netflix does make it, but that may be too much to ask lol.
The creators taking stuff like that directly from the game shows how passionate they are for the video game series. An amazing show. I got goosebumps in the new season when Richter’s theme came on!
Season 1 - Great
Season 2 - *Incredible*
Chris Toro animation: *JOJO LIKE*
KONO DIO DA daily WRYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!
Ye, but no Grant, no Death, and Alucard taking the role of the protagonist were huge turn offs for me.
Still, really good season.
Season 3 *GOD*
Lone Wolf well Alucard and literally any Belmont are the biggest heroes of the series, so I didn’t really mind Alucard and Trevor actually performing a proper vampire’s execution together. Also, Alucard’s kinda the only protagonist that’s one of himself, and even then he’s just lying in the shadows like a vampire typically does while the vampire hunters simply do their job, and that stays true to this series. I did kinda wonder why we didn’t get Grant and I kinda see why Death was left out. The horseman of demise taking orders from a simple demon. It could easily act as a line in the sand, showing how much power Dracula has, but it still won’t make too much sense.
The weight of their attacks can really be felt with the way they’re animated. Props to the animation team.
And the sound design team.
The animation is choppy and slow and gets worse
@@tyronenelson1349 I mean if you prefer bland and emotionless fights with no weight then sure
@@asabothseraph9374 i prefer good animation this is just sloppy and lazy
@@tyronenelson1349 it is neither of them and actually is better than what I assume you call good animation, may you give some exemples instead of just insulting for no reason?
I love how Trevor was easily outmatched in raw physical power, speed and whatnot but with his sheer skills and experience he showed Alucard even he can put up a fair challenge against the likes of powerful vampires.
You’re definitely right but I also do think alucard wasn’t really trying to win here
@@aquaglow4188 for sure, I think he was testing him and trying to push him to his limits.
@@arizonaranger2333 yeah I think there are a lot of times alucard could have killed him if that was what he really wanted. Like when he dropped his sword at the end?? Dude was just being dramatic lol he never wanted to kill the guy. Trevor still put up a good fight however
@@aquaglow4188 definitely.
trevor isnt even in his right mind here.
and he could crush aluard skull with his own hands.
Belmont's cocky demeanor plus the fact that he can actually hold his own is so much fun to watch.
He's giving me SEVERE John Constantine vibes.
Definitely the "Stone the fuck up" line, I can definitely hear Constantine say that.
Are yall talking about the Dc universe Constantine
@@Morbius-Tension Yup, the one voiced by Matt Ryan. He’s the same voice actor who voiced Edward Kenway in Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag.
@@ScoutLeader o sweet didn’t know thx for the info🙏🏾
"This isn't a bar fight"
Oh hey Alucard got into bar fights
Yeah. I have to know how that happened.
@@matthewmuir8884 Some random guy probably mistaked him for a girl, and shit went down...I'm pretty new to this series, so how will I know?
@@diamondw.5468
Maybe not a random, the local thug gets very lonely and thirsty.
I can imagine teenage Adrian/Alucard slipping out of the castle a boring winter's night and coming back from a few barfights now... Dracula raises an eyebrow at his son as Lisa sighs.
@@diamondw.5468
With how season 3 was, I don't think him being mistaken for a girl was the problem lmao
when you think about it a whip is actually a perfect weapon against a creature with heightened speed and reflexes like a vampire. Gives you reach and the tip of the whip can move faster than the speed of sound, so before bullets this really was a perfect weapon for a vampire hunter.
Also helps you keep your distance
and if used right can give you a 360 degrees defensive circle
And yet it also has a glaring downside in that it's just asking for the vampire to grab it and pull it out of your hands, which he will because vampires are stronger.
@@dark7element To be fair Alucard is hardly a normal vampire since he's really only second to Dracula who makes even other vampires seem like children in comparison. Against most vampires they would probably not be able to catch it to pull it out of Trevor's hands and even Alucard couldn't just grab it out of the air at anytime even though he wasn't taking the fight seriously.
dark7element
Its enchanted, and they taught Belmont’s how to sword fight to compensate.
0:13 - "Belmont, you can't do this!"
0:37 - "You can't do this, Belmont!"
Try one more arrangement, Sypha. He might appeal to one of them.
edit - It's March, 2022. You guys are whack
"Do this, Belmont, you can't!"
"You, Belmont, can't do this!"
"This Belmont can't do you!"
😂😂 the replies
Do this not Belmont you can’t
One of my favorite scenes in the show, showing us character traits rather than telling us. You got Trevor, who understandably though mistakenly thinks this is Dracula at first. And there is Alucard, laughing off the notion that this jackass that woke him up is one of the legendary Belmonts. While Trevor is fighting at 100%, you can see Alucard completely underestimates him.
He starts off by casually floating over, thinking it will be a quick kill and gets a shot in the belly by the whip. You can tell it hurt like a bitch from his reaction, only for Trevor to tell him to "Stone the fuck up." and then proceeds to put in on the defensive with the Belmont clearly dictating the flow of fight.
I really praise the animators here who were in charge of the faces, cause you can see it all in Alucard's expressions going from relaxed arrogance at the beginning, anger with being put on the back foot, to surprised concern when he had to use BOTH HANDS when push Trevor back.
Yes, yes, yes to everything you said! 100 kudos to the animators! This series is a gift.
*"This jackass that woke him up..."* 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Deixa eu te contar um segredo que vc n percebeu em sua análise. ALUCARD SÓ ESTAVA TESTANDO O TREVO. SE ALUCARD QUISESSE REALMENTE MATAR O TREVO TERIA FEIO FACILMENTE. ALUCARD EM NENHUM MOMENTO ESTAR A LUTAR A SÉRIO. Já o trevo tá lutando sério. Kkkkk. ALUCARD SE QUISESSE TERIA FINALIZANDO A LUTA QUANDO DERRUBOU TREVO CM UM SOCO E DEPOIS JOGOU SUA ESPADA FORA. ALI ELE PODERIA TER MATADO O TREVO CM SUA ESPADA. ALUCARD É SUPERIOR A TREVOR EM TUDO NESSA LUTA.
I think he says Stand the fuck up but yea
Alucard: Oh, are you approaching me?
Trevor: I can't beat the shit out of you without getting closer
Hooo mukatee kuru no kaa
HOHO! Then come as close as you like!
ORAORAORAORAORAORA!
MUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDA!
I feel like it's the other way around? Trevor had the upper hand with the whip, and Alucard trounced him up close. And yes, I know this is a jojo ref.
With a difference: jotaro had some chance vs Dio
“Floating vampire Jesus”
I’m gonna like this show XD
2:01
Now thats comedy
@@carminy8444 true that, that was one of my favorite parts in the whole show season 1 and 2
Hilarious 😂😂😂
2:01 when I saw this scene for the first time i busted out laughing at that line, the delivery was perfect.
Its the headbut right after that does it for me every time.
@@Zoey--same and he just looked at em like “is u serious”😭
Imagine how this fight would have gone is Trevor already had his Morningstar, helicopter boomerang blade, and magic Death-slayer knife
The Vampire Killer would be instakill
Alucard didn't use his telekinesis tho :p
max level player vs the first boss
@@ameliabuns4058 or his shield
@@ameliabuns4058 he barely used his speed.
1:23 I just realized when Trevor and Adrian (Alucard) were swordfighting, Trevor effortlessly switches between his left and right hand. So either Trevor is ambidextrous or he's that good.
Yo that's actually awesome. They really just pulled out all the stops for this didn't they
@@alexzander7629 That just made Trevor even cooler, and it boosted my self-esteem since I'm ambidextrous as well. I used that in boxing.
Trevor is a lowkey pro so he likely trained both hands
@@SundownTE that's about what I always imagined while watching this show. There are several other small details like this that just add to Trevor and show off his true skill.
Actually if you have a closer look he's consistently using his right arm, same with Trevor. Still fantastic though
Here's the thing, if you're fighting for your life there's no such thing as dirty fighting.
Amen to that!
@Kraves Nothing is fair in love and war. You bicker about honor, your just a sore loser, you bicker about winning at all cost, your a cheat. Honor or not, a fight is a fight.
@Kraves Honor is a bullshit, self limiting ideology. Survival first, foremost and at all costs. Death does not discriminate on how it's done, the end result is all that matters.
@alvi syahri What? So being honorable in a life or death fight = being good? Death doesn't care about ideals, it takes without discrimination. I appreciate shows that has characters who know this and is willing to do what they can to live. More so that they don't care to be shamed as being evil or dishonorable for some childish ideal by people who've never fought for their lives.
@alvi syahri What the hell are you talking about? We're talking in the context of a life or death fight not politics and genocide. And when I say death doesn't discriminate, well does it not? Your ideals won't help you live, it's your willingness to cast aside those ideals to do what you can to survive that will. Be shamed, who cares. You continue to live.
“Please, this isn’t a bar fight. Have some class”
Love this line.
Robert Belgrade is the very definition of what Alucard is supposed to sound like; brooding, poetic, dark and elegant. Plus the deepness of his voices sells it more. But James Callis does a brilliant job as well, with his quick barbs to Trevor and elegant poise of diction.
I feel like yuri lowenthal would’ve been good here too though
"Killing you was the point, living through was just a luxury" fucking love trevor
Netflix: New Season Coming Soon
Me: *Waits a couple months*
Netflix: *Not THAT Soon*
_bellaxbeba_ same🤣😂
And now the wait is over
@@fatimaa4864 yeah boia
New season March 5th tho!!!
Those fuckers teased us for the better part of 2019.
That "bar fight" line perfectly set the tone for the rest of their friendship
I'll rewatch for the banter alone
It astounds me how the animation still amazes me even though it has been years after I initially saw it. This series is one of many underrated classics we have today.
its the avatar thing, animation technology hasn't gotten better (to a degree, once we had photoreal it kinda stopped) it has just gotten easier and faster. Means old shit can and often is better than new shit
Honestly, I'd say it's less the animation, and more the combination of well, everything that makes Castlevania fights memorable. Design, characters, choreography, composition, weapons. It's very rare we see actual full on fights using whips or fluid weapons.
@@rory8182 While I agree, I wouldn't say that this series is old. It's only 6 years old. A lot of the modern animation techniques used today were used in 2017 as well. When I think of "old shit", I think of animation from the 90s and beyond.
Love the sound of the whip. It sounds like it has some real weight to it.
and when the morningstar was used in season 2... i loved that sound too...
GasMaskTrenchCoat the morning star takes that to another level, bud.
But does that actually work in real life. The way how Trevor used his finger to move a portion of the Whip to the direction towards the floating Alucard.
@@giovannyalpizar5351 no, the way Trevor uses it and the length of it is total nonsense, but tbh who really cares it looks fantastic
@@trippersigs2248 also not to mention it's a magical whip fused with the soul of his ancestors deceased fiance.
"God please don't let the vampires guts ruin my good tunic"
This quote is unfairly underrated...
I would think so.....he's from the Belmont clan
Ahhhh, the video cut off too soon!
Best part
Surviving was never a part of the plan, just a bonus
This is the animation of the first season and it only got better afterwards. It's insane
I will never tire of hearing Trevor say "Floating vampire Jesus"
“Tell It to your floating vampire Jesus here.”
I’m in love. 😂❤️
Headcannon i read on another video:
When trevor knees Adrian in the nuts, he actually felt the pain but pulled himself together in milliseconds just to scare Trevor.
Ah yes, A D R I A N
That is actually his real name, according to the manual to “Castlevania, Symphony of the Night.” The name “Alucard” is just an alias that he used.
@@ethangillett3548 And Dracula's Curse credit screen
@@toirdealbachbartoium5454 Adrian is his real name though
Adrian Fareinheit Tepes
Castlevania, as a whole, is a masterclass of fantasy storytelling in an animated environment. I knew this when we saw Alucard and Trevor fight - it has been proven true over four seasons.
One of the things I can always appreciate is how Trevor is clearly ambidextrous as he uses both hands during the fight constantly. I enjoy these little things that show us how Trevor is able to keep up with magic users and vampires, you almost HAVE to be ambidextrous as you need to have every single part of your body at work when fighting superhumans and even then when Trevor is at his physical peak he still fatigues faster and easier than alucard and sypha because he's just a normal human at the end of the day
It's probably also insurance in case he loses an arm which in his line of work, is probably something you should expect.
Aren't most trained fighters functionally, if not natively, ambidextrous?
@@seichhornchen Honestly, I'd say ambidexterity is more a mental thing than physical. Most people can use both limbs simultaneously. But we are able to do that by considering the task both our arms are doing as a single task with different actions.
If I had a pin an example, think of a pianist. They are using both hands and generally aren't mirroring actions. But someone who is ambidextrous could say, play the piano with one hand while solving a Rubik's cube with the other.
ALUCARD SÓ N MATOU TREVOR PQ N QUIS ISSO É MOSTRADO O TEMPO TODO NA LUTA
1:00 appreciate for a moment that Trevor threw that knife knowing EXACTLY how Alucard would dodge, so he nailed him with the follow up strike.
I love this set up SO much! if that was a regular person getting hit with that... It would be a grisly sight to say the least.
@@finnthomas8084 Yup, a lot of people don't realise that whips can easily dismember fingers and tear a hole in your stomach and spill your guts out, it's why they always make sure to whip the back instead of literally anywhere else
@@dohickey7184 He actually dismembers a finger earlier in the season
Lumino part of the plan
@@dohickey7184 Many don't realize the sound of the 'crack' is the whip breaking the sound barrier, not it hitting something. Speed equals force, and it looks like Trevor always aims the fastest part of the whip to strike with. At 0:57 he was aiming a piece of hard leather traveling at Mach 1 right at Alucard's face.
Regardless of skill, these 2 are basically man-children having a schoolyard fight.
i mean, one of them is a vampire hunter and the other literally a vampire...sleeping in something that matches the description of draculas castle non the less...it does make sense for them to fight.
Isn't every body a man-child in some way or the other? And I don't think schoolyard fights have any deathly ramifications. .lol..Well , I guess the beholder sees what they want to see to make a character likeable to them...
Alucard is literally a teenager so yeah.
That's something carmila would say..
@@LilLion652 thanks
I love how the fight ends with Trevor scoring a hit with a sword and Alucard getting one with his fist. You'd think it'd be the other way around
A luta n termina aí. ALUCARD derruba trevo cm um soco e podaria ter matado trevo ali mesmo
"Stand the fuck up." -Trevor Belmont
I thought he said "stone the fuck up"
I thought he said "shut the fuck up"
The Belmonts and Dracula go waaaaaay back. These two might as well be bickering cousins.
FUmarc you know I wouldn't be surprised. If the first descendants of these families were brothers.
DON'T LOOK AT ME YOU FILTHY MONGRAL Dracula’s real name before he became a vampire was Matthias and was best friends with Leon Belmont
Yeah, Leon and Dracula before Dracula was even a vampire.
@@CALLMESENPAI23 they kind of were
Not that WAAAAY back, even more when trevor was the first ever belmont to kill dracula
*kicks Alucard in the groin*
Not very effective
*headbutts him instead*
IT' SUPER EFFECTIVE!
Makes sense, remember in videogames drácula's weak point is: the head.
Tanjirou style
Groin attacks won't work on Alucard, he has balls of steel! XD
luis lopez That’s so true. That would make sense. Though it did seem like he took quite a hit when Trevor got that single whip strike when Alucard was in the air
dracula's balls are too strong to be a weakspot but his brain is.
Years late to the commentary, but among the many parts of this fight that other folks have talked about, I think my favourite detail is the swipe Alucard took to Trevor's neck. It clearly shows the level of adaptability that Trevor has. Why? Alucard's sword is long. Longer than normal swords. If Trevor had backed away as one would in a normal sword fight, he'd have lost right there. He backed away far enough to avoid it. Which is why he lost his stability and was at a disadvantage after that. Brilliant choreography on the animators part.
Also the way Alucard uses the weight and length of his sword to his advantage by whipping it around his center of gravity for maximum attack power. Pure physics.
MAN, I need to watch this show again!
VC SÓ ESQUECEU DE DETALHAR QUE ALUCARD NÃO ESTAVA LUTANDO A SÉRIO NÉ. TANTO Q QUANDO DERRUBA TREVOR COM UM SOCO ELE PODERIA TER FINALIZADO A LUTA ALI. Mas ele joga sua espada fora e vai agarra trevo cm as mão. Só aí mostra a SUPERIORIDADE DE ALUCARD
My favourite part of 1:40 is that momentary look of annoyance as Alucard looks to the crossed blades. A single moment but a lot of emotion.
1:38 Belmont: Shit, he's found out what the triangle button does..
That would actually be his quarter circle forward attack with the Alucard Sword equipped
Jetstream Matt fortunate indeed then that belmont found the block and kick button
Alucard at 1:01 - Shit, he's found out what up + b does.
Im going to assume that this is a kingdom hearts reference
@@The_24th_Sage Symphony of the Night.
1:04 And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how you pimp slap someone from twenty feet away.
I should try that sometime
2:32 and thats how u punch someone 20 feet away too
@@kotoamatsukami2582 but I don't have the strength of a vampire 😐
@@onghaihoang335 Just make sure your stood up high enough on something and punch them off the edge, they should go 20 ft at least if you try hard enough.
edit: brain dead spelling mistakes and corrections
@@venia6006 in season 4 trevor is stronger than alucard
Alucard: I have a really long sword.
Trevor: that is nice, good thing my whip is longer.
“Please this isn’t a bar fight have some class”
I fucking love how Trevor knew immediately that Alucard was aiming for his back when he used superspeed. Really tells you that the Belmont knows his way around the creatures of the night. Also love that, say, Sypha didn't do the stupid narrating shit like: "GASP! Trevor turned around because he knew Alucard was going to appear behind him!".
Show, don't tell, guys.
Seriously that shit irritated me so much when I tried watching Naruto (both the original series and Shippuden). During any given battle, the two sides would duke it out for a few minutes, then one side would do something that seemed like the killing blow, but then NOPE! They'd stop to narrate why the attack failed, or a bystander would give commentary as to what went wrong etc. Drove me nuts lol.
It’s only acceptable in jojo
If it aint jojo its wack
@@FamousWolfe One Piece does that too, it's infuriating lol
“Nothing personal kid.”
THIS is what fight scenes should be like in Anime. No unnecessary talking every 2 hits. Just pure fighting with great animation.
@Stinkmeaner Or do it like the monogatari series where the whole show is basically just talking. If i watch an action anime tho i want action and not 5min of talking in between i agree
@Stinkmeaner one piece is way worse. Every fight is on namek time
Maybe you haven't watched any Naruto fights yet. Kakashi vs Obito, Sasuke vs Naruto, Madara vs Army of ninjas, etc.
@@handssolo3030 there are some really good fights in naturo, but to be honest 90 of them (and the entire anime) are super drawn out and boring
@@garticus4426 Statistically untrue but yeah sure no prob 👌
You know, I never realized how much long range firepower belmont is forced to use to keep up with vampires. He uses whips (and later a throwable boomrang knife) to keep them at bay. This is rly smart cuz, as we can see, if it comes to sword v sword action, a vampire has an overwhelming advantage.
Can I just say how much I love alucard’s sword. It’s way too long to be a one handed sword, but since he can control it, it negates any balance issues or any problems with unsheathing it. Such a good design
Really love the way Trevor says “Stone the fuck up”
I think he said Stand not stone
@@Churrohs No he does say stone, not stand. If you go on Netflix and watch it with subtitles it should say that.
@@bryantandrew1 oh okay
What did he mean by that like "Toughen up"
@@Churrohs pretty much, yeah. Or just get ready for the fight
😂 why would he say stone
Alucard really needs to tone down his job interviews
Best job interview were you can punch you future boss in a face .
Every time that whip swishes, all I can hear is the sound of switching characters in a Lego video game
I don't think anybody has mentioned this yet, but props to the foley artists who worked on this fight. The sound of the blow traveling along the whip at 1:04, the dull thuds of Alucard hitting the pillar and then the floor at 1:07, the slap of leather curling around Alucard's blade at 1:14, and the clatter of the sword hitting the ground at 2:36 -- all so real and so perfectly tuned to the environment and the tone of the fight. Such attention to detail really sold me on this fight scene. Well done.
This is so beautifully animated.....makes me so happy
Just binge watched both seasons. If Netflix wants to make more anime, i'd welcome it!
Plus it's also a dub that's more than great.
@@MrBills5700 The crazy thing is, this isn't even an anime. It was done by the same people that brought Fairly Oddparents in to existence. Goes to show what can be done when people truly care about the subject matter.
@@rokkudai *WHAT*
@@sdoaiza Federator Studios
@@rokkudai Read this on Wikipedia. Pretty unbelievable at first really.
I love how when Alucard tries to superspeed, they go very subtle on Trevor reading him like a book. The first attack is instinctually reacted to (Trevor immediately turns around and blocks moments before Alucard shows up to swing), and the delayed attack is likewise predicted to the point that Alucard is forced to block instead.
No exposition from anyone to point this out like most shonen anime would, just fleeting moments to pick up on and Trevor's shit-eating grin after Alucard notices he nearly lost his head. Trevor wasn't grandstanding when he said earlier in the show that he's dealt with fucking vampires.
To be fair, when someone you’re fighting suddenly vanishes, they’re likely going for a flank.
@@Pastamist Or like i saw a lot of times
Go forward,vanish then be closer to you hitting(literally in any way cuz i won't be specific)
Not to mention that Dracula didn't even catch on to super speed that quickly.
In the game, the flash stab has pretty limited utility offensively as it really goes behind. That being said, it's a nice way to translate it here since it means that it is far more useful as a combat trick.
@@Pastamist true
I really like how Alucard is just walking all relaxed at 1:40, reminds me of a tough final boss in a video game who just calmly advances forward during the fight
Which boss
I think a lot of viewers HEAVILY underestimate Trevor’s ability as a fighter and Vampire Hunter. He definitely lives up to his namesake.
At the @1:00 mark he realizes that battling with a whip is meaningless as Alucard continues to block and parry attacks. Leading him to throw a knife causing Alucard to leap in the air.
He KNEW Alucard would move upward and that he was at the mercy of gravity for his descent and manipulated his Whip to hit him in the air.
That show’s adaptation and versatility as a fighter all in a manner of seconds as the fight goes on.
Not to mention the “count number technique”.
When Alucard uses his Vampiric Speed to teleport behind Trevor at @1:35 it’s a quick 3 second count before he appears behind him.
When he does it again. Trevor anticipates his count correctly and movements to block properly.
Not to mention the shuffling from sword from left hand to right hand and being a human taking on a vampire.
Solid Strategic Victory to our favorite beer drinking vampire hunter and solid fight. 10/10.
First one is a block, but the camera hangs on the second superspeed moment and specifically focuses on Alucard's eyes.
Trevor wasn't blocking, he was counterattacking.
E SÉRIO ISSO? Você fãs do trevor são tão tendenciosos. PRA COMEÇAR O ALUCARD NEM TAVA LUTANDO A SÉRIO. TÁ MUITO CLARO Q ELE SÓ ESTACA TESTANDO O TREVOR. INCLUSIVE ELE MOSTRA SUA HABILIDADE EM VOOS NA SUA LUTA CONTRA O DRÁCULA. E SE A LUCARD QUESSE TERIA MATADO TREVO MUITO FACILMENTE. EXEMPLO QUANDO ALUCARD DERRUBA TREVOR CM UM SOCO, DEIXANDO TREVO DE GUARDA BAIXA. MAS ALUCARD JOGA SUA ESPADA FORA E AGARRA TREVO COM AS MÃOS. SE ELE QUISESSE REALMENTE MATAR TREVO NÃO TERIA PERDIDO ESSA OPORTUNIDADE. ISSO SÓ MOSTRA Q ALUCARD SÓ ESTAVA TESTANDO O TREVOR E N QUERIA MATAR ELE REALMENTE. MOSTRA Q ALUCARD É MUITO SUPERIOR.
"Please, this isn't a bar fight, have some class."
Gets me every time. I love Alucard!!!
Doesn't everyone love Alucard, tho?
I like Trevor's rebuttal quite a bit more
@@philipkelly7369 Not going to argue.
1:04 the best move in the fight
Which should have caused some serious rope burn
@@Kozoki and maybe a broken finger
2:01*
I’m not really too sure how that works but I admire Trevor’s quick thinking (the whip attack I mean).
@@JacOfAllTrades. That can't work. In order for the tension of the rope to be sufficient for such an attack, Trevor needs to deliver inhumane torque and speed due to how long that whip is.
I love the sound of the whip hitting Alucard. It sounds so devastating and meaty. Absolutely incredible sound that ties in with fantastic animation!
1:29 the sword moves quickly, and yet you can still feel how the length of the sword affects its trajectory. brilliant animation
Castlevania Season 1: How to make friends
Season 3: Betrayal and Sex with a little bit of Hell
Jd Bryant you’re certainly not wrong considering the finale had 2 fights and 2 sex scenes simultaneously
KIWiZQ yep
Castlevania Season 3: OH GOD OH GOD WHY? WHY?! WHY DID THEY HAVE TO DO THIS?! OH GOD!!
-Do you have a God to put a last prayer to Belmont
-Yeah, 'Dear God please don't let the vampire's guts ruin my good tunic' *knifed Alucard*
-That won't stop me from tearing your throat out
-killing you was the point,living through it is a luxury
capital's guts? wtf?
He says “vampire’ guts” in the show not “capital’s gut”
I hate auto text sometimes. I'll edit it
i feel like alucard was about to call trevor a miserable little pile of secrets
2:03 he actually almost voice cracks while mocking the knee in the nuts. He felt that
The voice acting of all the characters is phenomenal - you can basically hear how they sweat and force the words out of their mouth when they talk when they are fighting. Phenomenal work. Just a great series.
I agree. The attention to detail is obvious in every aspect of it. So good.
Thank you
That's the British VAs for you
Yeah, not like most anime does when they're fighing.
“Have some class this isn’t a bar fight.” 2:30 proceeds to punch Trevor xD
Sometimes the brutal punch is better than the elegant swordfight
Nothing like saying "no" with a headbutt.
Character development
It was the weakest punch ive ever seen
@@Vincent43746 For Alucard's actual power, yes. He was breaking other Vampires with his punches in season 2. He's holding back for sure, however, Trevor is definitely tougher than your average human, so is Sypha, they both took hits from Dracula and survived in season 2.
I like the little stage decisions here. They're not exactly subtle but they're pretty well disguised. Up until Trevor loses his whip, he has the upper hand because that's what he's proficient in. After he loses it though, Alucard gains the upper hand because the sword is what HE'S proficient in.
I love how Trevor equals Alucard when he keeps him far from him with his whip (hitting him twice and wounding him), but when it comes to pure sword fight, even with his experience, Alucard's super strength and technique overpowers him. That makes them a perfect duo for later.
1:06 I feel how heavy that impact is
"Do you have a God to put a last prayer to, Belmont?"
I have never seen this show, but that line made my heart *stop.* Time to track down this show...
Trevors line after that is even more amazing. This show is a beauty.
I wanna watch it too can you guys give me a website to watch it on , for free of course and dubbed
@Warrior Maiden and so with the now 3rd season out that you've presumably watched along with the rest, how do you feel? Yay or nay m'lady?
@@mrthug-fi2bq its on Netflix
It’s a Netflix show
Trevor's "Stand the fuck up" after whipping Alucard is great.
God I love the little details in this fight so much, I love how even though this is our first time meeting Alucard you can pick up on small details about his character from how he fights
Detlaff: “If you acknowledge any Gods; start praying now.”
Alucard: “Do you have a God to put a last prayer to, Belmont?”
“Dear God, please don’t let the vampire’s guts stain my tunic.”
Frederick: Pick a God and pray!
I would love to see a team up between Geralt/Regis and Trevor/Alucard/Sypha with the five of them just killing vampires as well as various other monsters.
Seems like he was lacking power in his Hamon.
Trevor: *groin attack fails* I got one last move left
*NIGERUNDAYO, SYPHA!*
Jojo is a gay anime and it sucks
@@SIyMarbo mmm so youre saying that a fitness-shirtless semi-vampire, fighting a man with a wip isn't gay?
Uli. It’s gay, but not JoJo levels of gay.
@@SIyMarbo yes and? Is that a problem?
2:01 I loved Alucard's reaction to Trevor kneeing him in the groin. "Please. This isn't a bar fight. Have some class."
"You've got nothing but insults have you. A tired little (OUCH 😢)"
He attac
He got sass
Most importantly
He has class
*I just noticed all the likes and comments after all this time XD thank you all!!!*
Also he got swagg for days
@@readyjoe6427 HAHAHA
ReadyjoE Yep.
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Ree Wade WRONG
He has ASS
"Please. This isn't a bar fight. Have some class."
...said floating vampire Jesus who proceeds to sucker punch his opponent right in the kisser just seconds afterwards. Classy, sir. Reeeeeeal classy.
Well, I mean Trevor did headbutt him after he said that so... lol
Yeah, I imagine Alucard was like ,"screw it" and unceremoniously punches Trevor in the face done with "class"
A punch is considered far less dirty than a crotch-hit or a headbutt, so... lol.
You sound stupid, he had to punch him off because right after he made that statement Trevor still went and head butted him, or are you blind or some shit?
i honestly lost my shit when i first saw that scene lmfao
1:02 is my favorite sequence of the whole fight. Trevor's so good with a whip that it only took that one tiny adjustment to send Alucard flying. And then of course he gets overconfident and loses the upper hand.
I love how he becomes disadvantaged but just flows with it at 1:21
I played Castlevania 3 when I was nine. When I got to the Alucard fight, I had no reason to believe he wasn't Dracula. His Sprite during the fight looked exactly like him, he had similar attacks and you could only hit him in the head. It was only after you beat him that he revealed to be Dracula's son. This show pretty much nailed how that went down for me.
"He's not your Messiah"
He's a very naughty boy!
Alucard is not a Messiah,he is floating vampire Jesus ;-):-P
Monty Python?
“Please, this isn’t a bar fight. Have some class” I CRIED SO HARD AT THAT FROM LAUGHING
Six years ago, no video game adaptation had ever attained a Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, or was at least seen as definitively "good". Then this show came along. Now, we've got a better Mario movie, two decent Sonic films, an alright Pokemon movie, and the critically acclaimed Arcane, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, and The Last of Us. This show was the first to really demonstrate that you can make good adaptations of video games, and this fight is a great example of that talent.
I love how at 1:42 Alucard looks annoyed at how Trevor predicted his attack. This fight somewhat foreshadows his fight with Dracula. Where Dracula also predicts his speed attack and wrecks him
@@micahfries7878 No
@@joey7395 Absolutely. His punch at the end could have taken his head off. His "have some class" moment he was clearly still just toying with Trevor. After the whip was gone he was just messing with Trevor the whole time.
@@micahfries7878 If you play Castlevania 3, and you choose the Alucard encounter, Alucard says he was testing you to prove you were the real thing
@@AdrianFahrenheitTepes Trevor fought with killing intent but alucard was holding back after Trevor lost his whip
@@MrDavidKord Still showed balls of steel
I love this fight because it shows that Trevor's fighting style was perfectly tailored to fighting vampires, at least as long as he had his whip.
It's tailored towards fighting vampires even without the whip. It's just he's fighting *Alucard* here. Not an ordinary vampire.
yet he still manages to win... He could have gutted Alucard before he was able to bite him. Alucard could have won but he wasted time gloating ...
Usually Trevor’s strength in the group is that protagonist tenacity, man takes hits and never quits, but sometimes he does thing like that whip turn that really shows just how much prowess he really has
I absolute love this duel, i like they are actually fighting instead of doing a chat like in many animes. And when fighting its really visible that they using every possible advantage that they can, and they fight style reflect their character Trevor is drunkyard but also a experience monster hunter and he knows how to fight with vampires, he keeps Alucard on distance because he knows that its safer for him and even know how to punch Alucard in mid air with his whipe. Its great, and Alucard is more ellegant and calm, he is fighting using his super natutal abilities. I love this fight, it is really my favorite fight in castlevania and in anime