Alucard vs. Dracula | Castlevania Season 2
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Castlevania Season 2 Episode 7 (2018) For Love
Scene: Alucard vs. Dracula Fight
Episode Storyline: The battle lines are drawn. Comrade against comrade, father against son and two new lovers against the world.
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“The best gift you ever gave me and I’m killing him.” The most heartbreaking line of this season it hit me so hard.
Me too. If the church wasn’t assholes this wouldn’t have happened
And you can hear his voice break when he said, "I must already be dead." 😢
Ugh the moment he said, "my boy" i instantly started tearing up
@@mtsmashgamer0759
If Mathias Cronqvist (Dracula) never betrayed Leon Belmont by Orchestrating Leon into having slay his own wife... this wouldn't have happened.
I kind of wish the show at least hinted at that, because you then realize this shit kind of came full circle back to Dracula.
@@Xerkxes they mentioned leon during the library and his painting was there. i legit cried during dracula death and alucard's alone in the castle. those scenes are very powerful.
Carmilla: Dracula was an old man and a weakling.
Alucard: Sure, Jan.
She was probably lucky that Alucard and the others interrupted her plan. I doubt she would have done any better against him.
Honestly, I don’t think she has a plan. I think she’s a good bullshitter and getting others to do her work, but planner....
@@AdeptKing she wouldn't have lasted 10 seconds against Dracula.
Though the vampire court thought ill of Dracula they all feared him and did not compete. Hence after his death they all ran amok and wanted to rule regions after hearing the rumors
Carmilla would have spread her legs for him after his first punch to the gut.
Notice how he stops himself from using his claws. He started to several times, but chose a punch or an open palm strike instead. He was protecting Alucard subtly that whole time, even before they reached the boy's room.
Yeah at multiple times in this fight I thought that dracula could have ended it many times
Or... He could have been just getting ready to curl his fist
@Mercury Rises why didn't he use them on Trevor
@@jackcraven7979 he was about to then got stopped by alukards sword
@@jylgeekd2498 it’s already established that wounds from Dracula’s claws are a lot more dangerous, on swipe and Alucard had to sleep for an entire year to heal, so he’s subconsciously protecting Alucard by not clawing him and ending the fight, any one of the strikes in this fight would’ve ended the fight if he had just kept his hands open and used his claws, but he didn’t.
"I'm killing my boy" is by far the most painful line I've ever heard in any movie. Ironically it took that for Dracula to regain what little semblance of humanity he had left.
Actually the most painful line is "The best gift you have ever given me and I'm killing him".
Movie?
@@worthyedge9307 It's a show, Castlevania. the episodes are pretty short and I would definitely recommend.
@@elugaporp_2 lol yea i know i watch it
@@worthyedge9307 ooooh
Before “THINK MARK” we had “I’m killing my boy”
Why isn't THIS a meme?
Because it's fucking sad, man!
I think this scene is so much better than the scene in Invincible between Mark and his dad. In my opinion it has more depth.
you can’t really compare them, (except for the fact one is the copy of another…) one is supposed to be purley emotion in a fight built up over 2 seasons ending with dracula accepting his death by his own damn son, IN HIS CHILDHOOD BEDROOM. while the other is just a crazy dude massacring his close to immortal son with a hint of comic relief.
@@geeswithane7yrago303 You didn't even watch Invincible did you? They're literally the same thing
Dracula: "Think, Alucard! What will you have in 500 years?"
Alucard: "You dad... I'll still have you."
Went looking for this comment, good on you sir
Yep here's a another like - NICE
This moment was that scene, but better
About to comment this one. But you got here already haha
Michael Garcia invincible is 100% better than castlevania tho, they are both great but castlevania wasn't that great at times.
Most beautiful about that scene is that Dracula realized he still had somebody which is dear to him.
Not enough to stay for...
@@projectnaze9840 Don't worry. He's with his dear Lisa. Together for eternity. Just like both Dracula, Lisa, and Alucard wanted.
@@angelamanda4117 I like your playlists :D I'll be trying the insomnia one later haha.
@@projectnaze9840 oh it's amazing. I sleep like a baby after I listen to music
...And then he got staked through the heart and Alucard's to blame. He gives love.... a bad name
Easily one of the best interpretations of Dracula ever made. He was so good in this show.
You mean is hah got em
I wish They'd made season 2 entirely in Dracula's castle, if you gonna kill him make it like the game
@@omensoffate Hell no. This is the BEST dracula.
@@Gadget-Walkmen Nah, Hellsing Ultimate Dracula easily puts this one on his pocket
He's a great character. But definitely not a good interpretation of the og dracula from the book
A reminder, that this was Dracula who was practically dying from blood starvation.
Imagine if he's fed plenty before this fight.
He’d probably transform into one of those demons from the games
One shoting alucard for sure
Aren’t vampires supposed to have their power weaker when they feed?
maybe my vampire grimoire mixed up
starving dying depressed old man and kinda suicidal
@@Kirokill1 no I think here the more they feed the stronger they are, kinda like demons in ds
"The best gift you ever gave me and i'm killing it" it's not only about Alucard, but his humanity.
And Dracula also killed a bit of Alucard's soul, too.
Duuuuuuuuude...that's deeeeeeep *passes the bong*
It's about alucard you over smart dumbass
It's about bouth.
:0
I like how as soon as Dracula gets slightly annoyed he just starts wiping the floor with Alucard. Really shows the difference in strength and speed.
And he was starved of blood and suicidal. He *wants* to die and is still winning
Alucard is faster than Dracula but not as experienced hence why Dracula was able to grab him because he is used to it
@@Terrox_ i still think dracula still faster than his son due to age , the older vampire get , the more powerfull they are (not always but in many case i think).
@@Terrox_ Dracula never used his super speed. Not once. We see Carmilla and Alucard use it, but never Drac
@@Terrox_ Alucard isnt even on the same level as dracula as far as speed and strength go....Dracula toyed with him the entire fight like a 10 year old fighting his father...You forget Dracula was starving himself for who knows how long this is like a 10% Power Dracula. Fully fed and willing To Kill Dracula would have ended this fight in less then 10 seconds....
Dracula's cape goes in more directions than my life has.
I feel you
The animation for the cape physics was beautiful
Ong
😂😂
I was about to be sad about this but then I realized well no shit it does
Notice how he always stops himself from using his claws at the last second. He could've killed Alucard at any point during that fight, but the small part of him that hadn't been consumed utterly by grief fought to restrain the proverbial beast.
Oh, your avatar picture is telling me, that you are a man of culture
What is your clan?
As Alucard said: this is history's longest suicide note
_Literally_ pulling his punches--er... claws, in this case.
Notice how Alucard also never used shield rod + iron shield, because he was reluctant to kill his dad.
I think one little detail I loved about the end of the fight is how when they walk into the room it’s all red and intense but that because we’re watching this intense fight filled with rage just like Dracula but when he finally realizes where he is, he calms down and his violent rage goes away and the room immediately turns back to calm blues and the room that was seconds ago this intense lighting is now super calm and beautiful. It’s an interesting representation of how anger like that can cloud an image
It's from the Moon shifting back to its normal colour.
@@theandice8152 That too
I think u got this part wrong, I don't know which exact episode it is but remember when Dracula turns his eyes red because he's angry the moon slowly turned bloody red as well? It happened before their fight. And this part the moon also only returned to its normal state when Dracula's eyes cameback to normal.
@@stage2testicularcancer494 but it's still symbolic, so OP isn't wrong. Red is usually associated with rage and the moon going back to white is Dracula seeing clearer beyond his anger. When the moon was white again the castle didn't look like a battle ground, but a little boy's room instead.
Once in my life I was in a rage like Dracula here and I can confirm it really gives a red tinged kinda vision.
One of the best aspects of this fight is how it portrays superhuman strength. They're not just lifting heavy shit or throwing gut punches, they are devastatingly fast, and the impact of every blow is felt in the surroundings even when it misses.
💯Agreed
Dracula painted his son's room? THAT'S something I want to see.
Ferhog After watching this series, I now crave more flashbacks on Dracula and Lisa scenes (the wedding and Alucard being an adorable dhampire toddler facinates me)!
@@Scarshadow666 we'll probably get them in season three, I don't think Alucard will play a big part, as its the belmonts turn, but some flashbacks during scenes of him cleaning up and repairing his two homes would be awesome.
Yeah he painted it with blood
Dante is coming in season 3 :>
It's such bullshit that we didn't see a single flashback scene with Alucard as a kid. Issac and Hector BOTH got flashbacks scenes, the the main character, the star of the show doesn't get one. HE"S THE SON OF FUCKING DRACULA! What the fuck is that like for a kid to grow up as?
Dracula ends up being a better dad than Omni man wow 😭
Lol
Why the fuck doesn’t this have more likes?! Fucking hilarious bruh🤦🏾♂️👍🏾 lol
Not true you haven’t seen all of invincible
@@gokunumberone oh wow my dad flew off after making me kill possibly millions and beating me half to death didn’t even fly my guy to help 😭
Omni man left to
Everybody talking about how strong Dracula is and I still be tearing up at this " I am killing my boy moment"
Ong
Seriously, I'm not finding anyone talking about it either. The line was delivered beautifully and I think the VA should get more credit for that because it was amazing.
"Look how I've massacred my boy..."
That was good. I just watched the Godfather as well
😆😆😅😅😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭 good one LOLOLOL
Literally 😂😂
Lmao
😃😃😂😂😭😭
Dracula, by this point:
-Hasn't fed in a year
-Is extremely depressed
-Has just been in a long-ass fight throughout his whole castle
-Said fight was against a fire casting Speaker magician, the protege of a legendary vampirehunting lineage, and his own son who is just as strong as he is
-Actually wants to be dead
And yet it still took staking him, decapitating him, and burning his corpse to kill him completely. Dracula is strong as FUCK. At full power and with no regrets he could've won easily.
Album Interpretations his son is not as strong as him not even close
Lmao had Dracula not pushed Alucard into his old bedroom they still would have lost. Alucard was truly their only chance of winning and he was pretty much finished at this point
At full power and not holding back, Dracula could have killed Trevor and Sypha like within 3 hits each; he would make quick work of Alucard, beating the life out of him without breaking a sweat.
Just look at the scene where Dracula hits Sypha with his left arm: had she not protected herself with ice, it wouldn't be unreasonable to state her right arm could have been cut off instantly.
Jaime Andrés Suárez Serrano Right? I mean just this fight alone at half power says how strong this fucker was at full. And Godbrand thought he stood a chance? Lmfao
@@sandorcleg7393 indeed, Dracula was such a beast, a monster among monsters 👀 When you see top ranked vampires are scared shitless of him and Alucard gets overpowered so easily even though Dracula was quite weakened, you know he's on a league of his own.
I see Dracula has adopted the Asian way of parenting
lol
Nah, not enough "Shame", and "Honor" thrown in there.
You mean african
Well,Vlachs and Austro-Hungarians were distantly of Hunnic,Magyar and Mongol heritage,after all!
You got a A- like a *PHEASANT!!!*
ANYTHING LESS THAN A *PLUS* BRINGS *DISHONOR* TO OUR FAMILY NAME!!!
Vampires: Alucard is just as strong as his father we're in trouble
Me: this is gonna be a good old fashion blow for blow perfectly even fight
*watches the fight*
Me:yup this is child abuse
Alucard doesnt drink blood he's never at full power
Danny De La Cruz Just paint a bull red and drink from it. Red Bull gives you wings.
@@dannydelacruz7303 yes but he is half human and so doesn't need it and Dracula hadn't drank anything since his wifes death as he was trying to kill himself
Danny De La Cruz lol where the hell are you getting this shit where he’s not in “full power” he clearly was when he powered and tried to speed blitz only to get his ass wrecked.
Stop making shit please.
@@Gadget-Walkmen powering up doesn't mean someone is at full power
Graham McTavish did an amazing job as Dracula here.
I feel his pain when he said those lines "I'm killing my boy. Lisa... your greatest gift to me, and i am killing him. I must already be dead."
That hurts.... that hurts...
And the best part is, it's his backstory in Lament Of Innocence all over again.
Graham McTavish is the voice actor? Damn, he is godly at what he does. So much emotion-- so much range. He is amazing.
I'm a beginner in voice acting and honestly I couldn't even be hope to ever be nearly as good as that guy. Holy moly.
@@tibo6749 Don't worry dude I don't think there's anyone else who could have done Dracula better than this man. And as a note, even Dracula's voice actor Graham MvTavish himself is more muscular than Alucard lmao
“It’s quite funny really.”
“Oh”
“That alucard spelled backward’s is-“
“DRACULLAAAAAAAAAAA!!”
Oh you cheeky boy I saw what you did there 😉
“To be fair, how long did it take for us to figure that out?”
“True, but we were busy planning world war 3~”
“ True, also I believe our forces are being quite literally slaughtered *giggles* “
“Who cares? Zhere nazis.”
I feel so sad when dracula says he is killing his boy😭
It's how he says it, you can hear the heartbreak in his voice. Doesn't matter how many times I rewatch this, I still tear up. "My boy..."
I was shouting: FINISH HIM!! DO IT!
Even if he's a monster through and through, he's still a father. Shows he still has a heart.
@@masongalioth4110 I said hurry trevor and sypha bout to jump yo ass
Same, for some reason I felt like crying, I never cry
Honestly though when Dracula's skeleton started to walk toward alcard after stabbing him, he probably would've hugged his son. If Trevor didn't chop off his head off that is.
That's probably what makes it even more heartbreaking. It was like Dracula wanted to hug his son one last time and that was robbed from him. What's even worse is that Trevor and Sypha weren't there to see Dracula regain his sense. Trever and Sypha only saw Dracula as a monster but in those last moments where his skeleton reaches for Alucard it was like he finally realized "I just killed my father, the one who painted my room and made me these toys." This scene is really dark and sad
Same. Big Sad
I thought he was going to pull an ”Itachi” and poke Alucard on the forehead😆
@@brunohatesuno7910 always has to be the 2 irrelevant fucks to ruin the moment.
@@baebypandabear7802 so Mangekyou Sharingan (amaterasu and Susano'o + standard sharingan abilities) Alucard? Holy crap, he would be able to solo all of season 3 lol.
The fact that he wasn't really the villain of the story makes his death sad af..man was just a victim
He WAS the villain. The thing is we can understand his pain and sympathize with him somewhat.
He is a tragic villain.
@@anjaneyasreetrout2444 He was the antagonist of the first two seasons, but the overarching villain is Varney.
I mean this wouldn't happened if that church didn't kill his wife at the first place, man just minding his own business.
Bruh u seriously not calling him a villain? A few people were the reason his wife died, but he punished their whole race. That's definitely an evil villain
LOL no he WAS the villian of the show. Can't deny his evil.
For a brief moment he realized he became the monster his wife had given her life to prevent him from becoming. The vocal delivery here is brilliant like he is so full of grief and sudden massive guilt that he can barely speak.
Mom returns from the dead yelling at them to stop fighting in the house
"Look what you two did! Broke his bed, scattered dust all over, and you both look filthy! TO THE BATHS, NOW!"
Lisa would have shut that shit down quickly
Lisa: “THIS IS WHY WE CAN’T HAVE NICE THINGS!”
VLAD, ADRIAN!
Boi ain't nothing gon stop this fight but the fighters.
Most people might be asking "How did the previous Belmonts defeat Dracula if he's this strong while suicidal?"
They *didn't.*
If the timeline of the games is to be (loosely) followed, Trevor is the first Belmont to have fought Dracula. All the others fought vampires and monsters, yes, but not Dracula. Likely because he seemed to keep to himself and only killed intruders (admittedly plenty, going by the number of impaled corpses shown at the very start of the show), so they didn't see much of a need to go up against him. Even Leon, who (if this Dracula is Cronqvist) was there when Dracula came to be, *didn't* actually fight him. He fought his top lackey, Death.
All the Belmonts until Trevor either didn't *fight* Dracula, or didn't _win_ against him.
Exactly the Belmont's don't even know what is Dracula appearance, Trevor though Alucard was Dracula in their first meeting. No human can kill this Monster, those 3 will be dead in a second if Dracula wanted.
@@Thenchresleth and even in canon lore dracula was a beast,even death couldnt stop him,and it took reincarnation to end the cycyle of the tepes and belmont cycle
what about the games where we actually fight dracula? is it just gameplay and we werent supposed to fight him at all?
@@unkindled6410 Those are (mostly) all canon. It's just that by the timeline set by (Fuck) Konami, Dracula's Curse (Castlevania 3, the one the show is mostly an adaptation of (adding some elements from the next game in the timeline, Curse of Darkness)) is the first time any Belmont fought Dracula, and all the others are set after that one. Except Lament of Innocence, but in that you just don't fight Dracula. Like, at all.
So basically, the games' timeline jumped around the place like the Zelda one does, except there were no alternate timeline on top of it. Just a miserable little pile of shitheads in charge of running it into the ground. Again, fucKonami.
@@unkindled6410 The first two Castlevania games take place two hundred years after Trevor's time, you are playing as Simon Belmont. You 'defeat' Dracula, but you definitely do not kill him, because he returns every hundred years. Castlevania III is the main game that the anime was based on, where Trevor meets Sypha, Alucard (and Grant, mumble mumble), and takes on Death and Dracula.
Most of the main timeline Castlevania games have a Belmont stopping but not truly defeating Dracula. It was not until Richter Belmont that Dracula was truly slain, and the dark priest Shaft revived him in Curse of Night.
When his first wife died, he made himself immortal and hated God.
Second wife dies, he regrets his immortality and hates humanity.
Never remarries, just has sucubi and maids roam his castle.
I think he had only one life in this continuity since he blabs about his 'only' love
I was a bit confused as to how he was both Vlad Tepes and Matthias Cronqvist. I'm pretty sure Bloodlines goes by the Bram Stoker canon, but Lament of Innocence had him as a separate character. Does he rename himself Vlad at some point, or is the Lament of Innocence backstory ignored, or what? I never dug too deep into this with the lore
The Random Guy his first wife is the reason he became a vampire. And the reason that he started shit with his friend, Leon Belmont
Also loli nwitches
Zusk85 I recommend the castlevania timeline series by gamerthumbtv
The animation in that fight scene honestly puts a lot of anime to shame.
alabzam I agree with you, most modern day ones nowadays suck
netflix budget op
They focus less on art style and more on animation. Pretty much like what they did to devilman crybaby
@@mairrionjnn8432 Artstyle here is still pretty fucking solid
Kinda reminds me of vampire Hunter d
It’s funny how Dracula was willing to burn the whole world down because of grief for someone he loved dearly, and in the same breath he’s willing stop his act of Gennoacide for someone he still loves deep down. Everything he’s done from start to finish for most part, in a very twisted sort of way, has been out of love. So relatable and sad at the same time.
Next level vampire style martial arts. I'm giving this season another rewatch.
E.D.Z (ENTERDAZONE) OF PAIN - TOTAL GAMING if this season would have ended after this episode, i would have been just as happy as I am that we’re getting a season 3.
@@JacobMinger It really shined this season. It will be interesting to see how this crosses over with Devil May Cry. The director is thinking of doing a crossover with DMC/Castlevania.
@@JacobMinger wait what? Season 3 got already confirmed?
Soul Semblance it believe I misspoke because I’m not sure if one has been announced. But I’d be sad if we didn’t. Especially since they kinda set up for one.
@@JacobMinger name plezz
A son always eventually becomes stronger than his father and can remind his father of that.
Dracula: Hold my beer.
There is no limit to his power since he has demon in him he died but because he wanted too
My more like hold my pint of blood
Godbrand would be the beer drinker lol well until Isaac murdered him with ease
To be fair, dracula actually reacted to his punches compared to trevors where he didnt he flinch a tiny bit. Alucard should eventually surpass dracula. Some day.
He does eventually become stronger than him
For anyone from the animation team reading this: YOU'RE ALL FUCKING UNBELIEVABLE TALENTED. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Graham McTavish was the perfect voice for Dracula.
You said it mate! He masterfully also does some strange, monstery breaking noise. I especially enjoy when he explains to his 2 humans why he chose them.
In the end... It was love that killed him...
kerrin mcdonnell he was already dead and had become a monster even worse than before since he lost his wife, love saved him from destroying everything and himself in the process.
Both Dracula and Alucard. Dracula died with a physical stake through his heart, and Alucard took a metaphorical stake through his own heart, as it was by HIS hands that he committed patricide.
I feel sorry for both of them.
"Ah... sarcasm. 'For what profit is it to man if he gains the world, and loses his own soul'? Matthew 16:26 I believe."
@Eric, The Centrist & Nazi's Worst Nightmare What a terrible night to be a vampire, especially if you're a weakened Dracula, indeed.
@Eric, The Centrist & Nazi's Worst Nightmare what are you talking about dude?
I love how there is so much desperation in the way they are fighting. And then when Dracula realizes what he's doing "I'm killing our boy!" So heartbreaking.
Excellent writing.
Hot damn, Dracula has got a pretty hard life, a life that wouldn't end until 1999...
Both of his two wives died tragically, and that's how he got so mad...
It really wasn't the Belmont clan who killed Dracula, it was love itself.
That’s probably why he went so beserk when Lisa died, he was frustrated that he lost another love when maybe, deep down he wanted to live a quiet century with his wife and son, and be somewhat like a mortal man and not the monster that humanity makes him out to be.
I really love this take on Dracula.
He's insanely powerful, but very human. I didn't expect to empathize with this version so much.
"I'am killing my boy" is one of the most believable and tragic lines delivered in voice acting.
Fr tho, Dracula was actually my favorite character and honestly I was kind of rooting for him even tho he was trying to cause human extinction.
There's these great subtle moments where you actually see Dracula hesitating. one of the most prominent is after he smashes alucard to the ground holds him up neck is exposed he could have just cut his throat right there with his hand instead he goes down and punches. There is definitely a conflict happening inside of Dracula from murder machine and loving father
The whole fight since the beginning was so epic. I'm 33 years old and I've been a castlevania fan since I was 8 years old. My first CV game was Belmont's Revenge for game boy and ioved it. Though I was so much hyped, I had my doubts, but this, this got far beyond all my expectations. Fuck, just remembering that that scene en Alucard's room broke my heart. Cried a lot like a baby and my wife at my side just in silence. Not to mention the infamous morning star, those Leon Belmont's references, that slogra and gaibon team up fight, the bloody tears epic arranged theme, the gears going awry, Curse of darkness plot and more. Thanks for reviving this series netflix, Adi Shankar, Warren Ellis. Thanks for saving it
It's absurd how well-executed this netflixvania series has been so far. Castlevania is my favorite game series and CV3 is my favorite out of them all. If you told me years ago that it would get a high-profile animated adaption that sticks the landing and more, I would not have believed it for a second.
Same with me. I remember being more afraid than excited when Netflix announced they we're gonna make an adaptation due to all the bad results se had seen. But at this point I can't do more that stand up and fucking say THANKS to all they people behind this project. Can't wait for season 3. My only BIG ASS question is: áre they gonna introduce Death into the plot?
Thoughts on S3?
RakaZet - Black Squad Alucard's anus didn't survived
I feel the same way and. Im 31 im happy netflix made a series castlevania is the best..
We didn't deserve this series.
Tell that to the haters
Perhaps you’re right. But with all the crappy shows lately, this has been a breathe of fresh air.
Yeah is kinda lame
But we needed it
1000x better than GoT ending. Both end tragic but this one had more value on the story.
The sound design in this was insanely good, like you can hear how heavy each punch is
I love how the whole time this battle has been going on it been nothing but, bright red colors to show Dracula Rage and anger all coming out at once. But the second he enters in his own son room with him in it, the colors fade away to a soft cool blue color. It sorta shows in those few seconds his rage had calm down when he realized he was killing his own son, the child the love of his life gave birth to for him.
After watching all episodes earlier..i dont know why i was rooting for dracula or somehow hoping he survive :(
Well he does get his redemption later on in the games.
Eric Nick which game? So I can play it :)
Castlevania dawn of sorrow and aria of sorrow
@@meme0taker87 He already lost the moment Lisa died, his whole war was a "taking you with me" moment on a global scale.
He always comes back
You gotta give it a wonder. Dracula has wondered the world for Lisa, tried to be human for her. After his loss - he went for Revenge. It never occurred him to walk in the same halls where Alucard and Lisa went by, nor even after his loss, go and see the room that they created for their gift.
That line still hits hard that he speaks.
There vampire martial arts is dope, and this felt like man of steel fight scene.
Na this is the original
Yeah seriously
war jackson not enough human causalities.
Superman VS Zod wasn't an original fight, it was directly stolen from Birdy the Mighty
But better
Lest we forget that Dracula could have definitely killed alucard if he had wanted to
But Alucard was right on the money. He didn't want this either. Dracula never wanted any of this.
@@authorbat5562 is like alucard said, dracula was already dead from the moment he lost his wife
Dracula: My boy :( I'm Killing my boy T_T
Omniman: Think, Mark!
Mathias Cronqvist aka Vlad Tepeş aka Dracula, regains the humanity which he discarded nearly 5 centuries ago for a brief moment, and he truly realizes the monster he has become
Mathias Corvnius and Vlad Tepes were different people.
@@levesteM I'm fairly sure they're the same person, as in Castlevania: Lament of Innocence it says just that
@@aredjayc2858 Oh, sorry! I was talking about the historical people.
@@levesteM Oh, then in that case yeah
In the game, they were very much the same person. It was like multiple identities.
"The best gift you ever gave me and I'm killing him."
FEEEEEEELS
I was still hoping he would survive, redeeming himself agreeing to stop his rage :(
Well it is Castlevania. So if they ever do a time skip to the story of one of the other games he could be resurrected.
1:24 “Think Alucard Think! What will you have 500 years?!”
“Wall meat”
I wanna eat that wall turkey.
As I watched this for the first time I was like damn this is the longest form of child abuse in history.
No its just how vampires discipline thier children
If you want child abuse, look the fight between Baki and Yujirp
well alucard isn´t exactly a child anymore :D
@@Ironman12221 in the words of sypha, he is a teenager in a man's body
It all could have gone different if Dracula asked him before this started what he would have after what they did to his wife.
“Me Father. You’d still have me.”
invincible reference???
Think mark
0:58 THIS VOICE 😭
1:15 love that attention to detail where he was about to claw him but instead closed his fist showing us before the spoiler that he never wanted to kill his son. If he really wanted to he could of ended it there.
2:09 I cried from this moment until the end ..
The way he say it and the soundrack...its just amazing
When you think about it Dracula hadn't drunk any blood in over a year yet he was still stomping all of them. It's galling that the only reason they won was that he let them kill him
I am both happy and filled with sadness...sadness for the pain this family has endured, and happiness that a father's love for his wife and son is stronger than even the darkest grief and wrath.
This whole fight could NOT have been any better, it was epic, it was very sad, and it was very RIGHT. Ultamitely, Dracula really is despite all his power... a victom of humanity.
I love how a lot of people in the comments noticed the Invincible similarities
This is how you keep Dracula a villain, but a sympathetic one. Truly my favourite version of t e character.
It's a nice touch that several times Dracula's nails are shown to have been capable of instantly killing Alucard but instead he continues to punch him. Even enraged he holds back against his son.
Arguing with Dad: 0:11
0:22 when a Starfox player starts getting desperate in Smash
underrated comment
When you find that one guy who plays an aggressive Sonic
Just wondering what the music was because it sounded awesome
StarFox players are trash.
People say Dracula shouldn't have a cape but it looks pretty grrrrr8 here to me.
the thing is dracula's cape is also deadly as he is. and it's fully functional.
@black mantanah its meier link from vampire hunter d that has has a badass cape that is not only use for combat and defense it also functions as a glider
@@theblade1251 Dracula has a cape in the Castlevania series as well.
Who tf says Dracula shouldn't have a cape? That's like Batman without one, or Darth Vader without his. Or his mask.
I actually cried at the very end when alucard is sitting on his dad's chair and started crying while seeing his past memories
Why must the boi suffer like this
All the emotional parts aside, THIS is how you portray a vampire battle.
“My boy….I’m killing my boy”
Pretty much what Omniman thought when he had flashbacks of when Mark was young, that line would’ve been perfect in that scene
whats amazing is no matter how strong Alucard was this fight shows you just how strong Dracula really is...in this fight not only was he pulling his punches He also hadnt fed in god knows how long and yet was still able to toy with his son...Like a father fighting his 10 year old.
I have to say this is without a doubt my favorite iteration of Dracula...the fact that he realizes he is killing his boy when they end up in alucards room shows Dracula still has some humanity...unlike the games where he has no more fks to give and just wants to wipeout humanity, even when alucard shows up he’s like “nope gonna kill you too”
And just think THIS is how powerful he was after being starved for blood and while not even trying
Her love is not all that she left you. She left you a son. Tell me Dracula. Which would she have you value more?
And the Belmonts casually best these boys every couple centuries? Lmao. Yo. I’m ready to see a full-power Belmont in action.
They have ALOT of prep time, gadgets, tools, and toys to use. On some Batman level planning to get it right.
@@Gadget-Walkmen I mean it's really just because of how fast they swing those whips imo
In the show the morning star knocked Dracula back and damaged him, imagine if Trevor could swing that to full length and retract it 2 times a second and Dracula was incapable of being knocked back
Not until julius Belmont kills him in 1999
Dracula: "Everyone and everything you know will be gone! What would you have after 500 years!"
Alucard: "You, Dad. I'd still have you."
Even when Dracula is starving dudes unstoppable
I love how, the lighting changes from a dark and moody red, to the light and pale blue when the pain and sadness of his actions against his beloved son come crashing down on him. Beautiful.
I don't know why but i can't stop looking at their capes
If I had a nickel for every adult animated show I've seen that had a fight between an extremely powerful villain and their son which ends with the father giving up upon rediscovering their familial love, I'd have 2 nickels.
Which isn't a lot but isn't it weird that it happened twice
Okay...I watched it for some cool vampire action scenes...then they made me emotional with a single sentence.
Idk what show this is but I am definitely watching it.
Castlevania on Netflix. It's based on the video games.
i love how the blood like coloring fades away as his blood eyes fade away.
The sad thing is that Dracula is carrying so much anger, hatred and sadness. It's as if he was blinded by it and couldn't express himself to anyone. So when dracula and his son enter alucards room it kind snapped him ouy of it and all of his grief came all at once and crashed on him.
0:37
My favorite part, nobody pulls Flash speed blitz bullshit on Dracula.
Fighting your old man to the death, especially since he is clearly the stronger opponent, must be the scariest thing a man could ever do.
"I can always start again! Make another kid! What's 20 more years!"
-Dracula
Damnit after this scene I just wanted them to at least have one last hug, although it did looked like Dracula was trying to that
I wanna hug Dracula now. :'-(
Agreed!
Who doesn't
He deserves many hugs
@@TimeCircleBlue
Dracula did nothing wrong.
Stardust crusader. *did some things wrong but we can forgive him
I really appreciate that Dracula's death wasn't some grandiose moment; it was a gentle execution of a broken man who just... wanted to see his beloved again. It was a good reminder of the human side of him.
The way they balanced Dracula as a monster and Dracula as a man is my favorite thing about this show.
When the asian kid gets bad grades:
When the *Asian kid gets a 9/10*
@@theoneitself perfection
@@alfredjamesdanielsiii8025 why u get B huh? u are Asian not Bsian (props to mightyduck)
@@alfredjamesdanielsiii8025 Y U no doctor. Talk to me when u Doctor
@@jasperbaunee1405 Bsian! I can't. I fucking can't! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
We got an amazing fight scene and a full tour of the castle all in one!
I really like how the music cuts out about halfway through, because by that point you realize this is more than the hero fitting the big bad evil guy but also a father and son having a real fight.
Man... This is awesome watch this fight-then you get to this last part... And it's like taking a sledgehammer to a glass cabinet. Well done, folks made this entire scene/scenario. And that tone that Vlad has at the end when he stops... "My Boy. I'm-I'm killing my boy."
The choreography combined with the insane soul the actors imbued through their voice acting made this whole sequence breathtaking!
When he says "my boy.. I'm.. I'm killing my boy" it just makes me cry so hard... He lost his mind with grief and has nothing left
After rewatching this fight, I can agree with the rest of the people comments that if dracula would have no problems killing Alucard in this fight if he were to go at full strength. Since, Dracula wasn't going at full strength, I'm wondering if Alucard was holding his strength back as well, perhaps having second thoughts in killing his father. Alucard should know well enough that he can't beat his father through physical combat after a few punches ,so why not add some spells to the fight or use his sword?
Did you watch the show? This fight was much longer
"It's your room."
Audiences- *3 2 1 ... heartbreak.*
Dracula was nerfed in the worst way possible and still managed to slap all of them with L’s😭
I some how don't believe Dracula is fully dead. Maybe Isaac will find a way to bring him back somehow.
If they follow the games then that is exactly what will happen next.
I never got a chance to play the games lol.
Personally, I prefer if they keep him dead and move forward with the story without him. From how I see it, him letting Alucard, his son, kill him was a great way to redeem himself. He was willing to give humanity a chance for his wife, but had her taken away from him and had lost faith. But he failed to realize until the end that Alucard carries within him a piece of humanity as well. And that part would be Lisa.
It would be fitting for him to find true death at the hands of someone who has a part of him and his wife within. It would break the Castlevania lore, yes, but given the emotional story they've given us with this show, I think it'd be a smart move. To resurrect him would cheapen the impact of his final moment with Alucard in the show.
Besides, I find that in the games Dracula just never learns and keeps coming back.
@@notsosafeforwork3729 well blame that on his followers. they couldn't leave dracula alone.
@@notsosafeforwork3729 That's the conundrum I'm struggling with too, I want nothing more than to see a prequel with Leon, then a Simon, Juste and Richter (Including SotN stuff) series and maybe even Christopher? Give him the attention he never got.
but this was such a perfect end. The nuance of Dracula is so finely crafted.
I am thinking maybe after each Resurrection he is less and less 'himself', focus more on a secondary antagonist in each one but just have it be more of the formless power of Dracula than the man himself.