"I was tired of Belmont's... especially tired of Belmont's dying." Can you imagine him seeing Trevor and Sypha dying, then their child that Trevor almost sacrificed himself for? Then that child's child? Yeah, I can understand why Alucard would not want to stay around as generations of his best friends' families grew old and died while he remained relatively unchanging.
@@TheTickyTickyTickyi don't think it was sarcasm if he responded. Because remember what Alucard said? Belmonts are well known for their " Sarcasm" hahah. Unless they be doing the good ol' Trevor x Alucard sarcastic small talk that they do?
Alucard befriending every Belmont from Trevor onward and then...also seeing them dying either from old age or from career. The curse of immortality and still sticking to feelings.
The implication that Alucard and Simon (Juste’s grandfather) had a close relationship is something I’d definitely want to explore considering that they never met in the games.
Not only that, but if Simon was already a grandfather when Alucard decided to leave, it means that he was the one Belmont that made Alucard say "enough" and didn't want to see die.
@hahaimout1693 I really hope we see this version of Simon and how they'll tie him in the story as Dracula's role in his story is far to large to simply remove. Who knows, they'll probably reveal that, like Sehkmet, Dracula's soul was divided into two or some magical bull crap.
@@KurtDaronPRivo i can think of a way to make simon's story without using dracula. by combining the story of haunted castle and Simon's quest but instead of simon trying to lift a curse. he hunts down 5 vampire clans that took the life of his beloved wife, his friends and family and left him for dead. after they attacked him on the day of his wedding. (think of the eclipse from berserk!) the story takes place 7 years after the horrific tragedy Simon now roams the country in search for the vampires who wronged him. and whenever he goes simon always leaves a trail of vampire remains which both the people and vampire community began calling him Simon The Vampire Killer. and whenever the vampires hears a mention of his name it immediately puts them in fear. think of how the crime families react whenever they hear name John Wick.
@@ashwolf2006would rather have dracula and death in Simon’s story. There’s multiple ways it could be done. Would also love it to show his shear barbarism and grit to defeat Dracula twice on his own using his raw physical strength solo just like in the games. That’s the essence of his character. Also, Alucard knowing Simon but being incapacitated during this timeframe would be better to have to show that Simon truly is on his own.
@@AnnonymousGuy-k5c try to remember that this idea is based on the ending of the previous series in where dracula and lisa lived a more peaceful life after getting a second chance. no need to re-use Dracula. but instead the head's of the 5 vampire families who are named after the mansions from simon's quest will pose a lot more threat. since simon is all on his own no backup, and no allies as he feels like anyone near him is going to die. let alone that each of the leader of those families are on par with Carmilla,Drolta, and Erzebeth in terms of power or even dracula himself. as for the way he fights he'll mostly rely on brute strength, and his survival skills and the tools he has at hand and if necessary improvise. since out of all the belmonts before and after him he is the only one who has zero magic in him. and since he has no allies for most of his journey so he'll always try not to prolong the fights. and for the way he looks, he needs to be the tallest belmont if not the most muscular one. and he looks like really gruff and a bit worn out. his whole body is covered with scars that he got from 7 years ago along with some new ones that he get's whenever he get's into fights. and because of those fresh wounds is one of the reason simon also tries to avoid heavily populated places. as the scent of blood from his new injuries often attracts both vampires and other monsters. so he spends most of the time outside small towns or villages. as he is trying to avoid unwanted casualties. and for personality. simon may look physically imposing due to his size and battle hardened barbarian look but is actually a down to earth guy. and would often try and help people in any way he can asides from vampire hunting. and this, this is just my own take. unlike trevor and richter who keeps swearing and cursing every five minutes. Simon despite looking like he'll rip someone in half is a lot more civilized and a proper gentleman. than his predecessor and successors. think of it as alucard having some form etiquette and class rubbed off on him.
"I was tired of Belmont's... especially tired of Belmont's dying." This confirms that Alucard was there when Trevor and Sypha each passed away from old age and then he was there when their child passed away decades later. I can understand why he gets wanderlust, seeing the closest thing he has to a family die is too much. Immortality is a blessing and the same time, a curse.😭
For a being like him, a little distance is good, understandably it can hurt for those with shorter life spans... but the man deserves his "me time" now and then. He clearly doesnt begrudge his immortality, but it can wear on the soul.
a gentle giant but also a monster to those who would harm the innocent. and if they ever do simon. they should combine haunted castle and simon's quest. but instead of lifting a curse simon is on the hunt for the vampire families who took the life of his friends,families and his future wife. after he nearly died during the day of his wedding. think of the eclipse from berserk.
This really shows how much Alucard treasured the Belmont family, his heart couldn't take any more deaths of old friends and decided to distance himself for his own good.
It's a shame that they never had any major prior history here. Given Juste's backstory in this series meant he gave up on fighting vampires after his wife died, was ripe territory to explore. Maybe Juste blamed Alucard for not saving his wife, or Alucard didn't like to see Trevor and Sypha's descendent give up on the family legacy. It would have been an interesting juxtaposition to watch the blossoming relation Alucard had with Richter, whilst repairing his fragile relationship with Juste.
Yeah agree but let's be real netlifx won't do it justice since dracula is not a threat in netflix-verse anymore. Damn, Dracula's good ending is literally the worse decision from Netflix
@@moh.syafrianabie8899 to be fair its cuz it would've gotten old. Yea sure the sonic movies had the same villain but that is cuz they involved new characters and elements to fill the gaps and shifts in the character. unlike the shows and comics, and with the modern audience having dracula as the only villain would become stale and possibly boring. so the shift in villains helps especially with the shift in stories. my only issue is they race-swap the wrong characters. i prefer they race swap minor characters instead of the important main ones
@ Maybe. But there hasn't been a great villain as good as dracula. He's just that good, yknow. Carmilla (was cool before until she become more passive), Elizabeth, Germain, Death are soooo lame (how tf they effed up Death and make him lamer? How? Why?)
@@moh.syafrianabie8899 Disagree. Dracular stopped being a threat after every game brought him back just to be beat again, it's funny when its Bowser or Eggman but a very serious character and straight villain like Dracular wouldn't benefit from being a repeated villain. I think Nocturne's main villain was semi weak but I think the series is smart for not just making dracula the main villain every time. which is why both Death and Carmilla IMO worked
They wouldnt wan that, Alucard wouldnt want that. The vampire transformation here clearly is very... rough, specially on the psych, not something a sane person would want... not that the Belmont are the best example of sanity, but... they know what they are dealing with.
@@marchewkaaron9951 9 generations. They had more than enough to make a proper family. Also given their line of work they should see the need to have several children. They could just as easily set up by having belmonts scattered across the world fighting all kinds of evil, leaving them unable to help Richter. That would also set up other plot points if they need help
@@TheExeption Gotta be harder to train multiple children, and all across the world to the boot? Belmonts don't get childhoods after all. Furthermore, some generations might have been bigger than others, which I doubt and it's not like they lived in modern times. What I mean is it can be explained why the family would be as small coming out of middle ages, it's not a plot hole. But I get your points on why it would be more fun to have more possibilities for new Belmonts to come in. That is how it was in the game, too. There were no Belmont cavalry to help out the main protagonist, it's usually a lone Belmont be it Richter or Trevor doing the deed on his own/with a small group of allies.
tbh even if he was around theres a solid chance he might not be at the exact part the country he needed to be. Hes his own person not a belmont babysitter
That was her own fault. Considering that there's implications The Vampire She Killed Might Even be Malicious... That was her own fault.She is a Mother... Blindly making enemies while being a mother is foolish.
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"I was tired of Belmont's... especially tired of Belmont's dying."
Can you imagine him seeing Trevor and Sypha dying, then their child that Trevor almost sacrificed himself for? Then that child's child? Yeah, I can understand why Alucard would not want to stay around as generations of his best friends' families grew old and died while he remained relatively unchanging.
Immortality can be both blessing and a curse of eternal suffering.
Add to that the fact that it’s more then likely his own adapted children at some point would have married into the family makes it worse
and thats not counting the ones that could have died on the line of duty, Belmonts are formidable, but not invincible, best example Julia.
It’s nice to know that he probably had 50 or so years with Trevor and Sypha. Those years were probably filled with a lot of peace and joy
"I'm sorry I wasn't there to bring you toys and teach you how to fish." 🥺😭
Oooh,that was so sweet statement....
I think he was being sarcastic.
@@TheTickyTickyTickyi don't think it was sarcasm if he responded. Because remember what Alucard said? Belmonts are well known for their " Sarcasm" hahah. Unless they be doing the good ol' Trevor x Alucard sarcastic small talk that they do?
Alucard befriending every Belmont from Trevor onward and then...also seeing them dying either from old age or from career. The curse of immortality and still sticking to feelings.
The implication that Alucard and Simon (Juste’s grandfather) had a close relationship is something I’d definitely want to explore considering that they never met in the games.
Not only that, but if Simon was already a grandfather when Alucard decided to leave, it means that he was the one Belmont that made Alucard say "enough" and didn't want to see die.
@hahaimout1693 I really hope we see this version of Simon and how they'll tie him in the story as Dracula's role in his story is far to large to simply remove.
Who knows, they'll probably reveal that, like Sehkmet, Dracula's soul was divided into two or some magical bull crap.
@@KurtDaronPRivo i can think of a way to make simon's story without using dracula. by combining the story of haunted castle and Simon's quest but instead of simon trying to lift a curse. he hunts down 5 vampire clans that took the life of his beloved wife, his friends and family and left him for dead. after they attacked him on the day of his wedding. (think of the eclipse from berserk!) the story takes place 7 years after the horrific tragedy Simon now roams the country in search for the vampires who wronged him. and whenever he goes simon always leaves a trail of vampire remains which both the people and vampire community began calling him Simon The Vampire Killer. and whenever the vampires hears a mention of his name it immediately puts them in fear. think of how the crime families react whenever they hear name John Wick.
@@ashwolf2006would rather have dracula and death in Simon’s story. There’s multiple ways it could be done. Would also love it to show his shear barbarism and grit to defeat Dracula twice on his own using his raw physical strength solo just like in the games. That’s the essence of his character. Also, Alucard knowing Simon but being incapacitated during this timeframe would be better to have to show that Simon truly is on his own.
@@AnnonymousGuy-k5c try to remember that this idea is based on the ending of the previous series in where dracula and lisa lived a more peaceful life after getting a second chance. no need to re-use Dracula. but instead the head's of the 5 vampire families who are named after the mansions from simon's quest will pose a lot more threat. since simon is all on his own no backup, and no allies as he feels like anyone near him is going to die. let alone that each of the leader of those families are on par with Carmilla,Drolta, and Erzebeth in terms of power or even dracula himself.
as for the way he fights he'll mostly rely on brute strength, and his survival skills and the tools he has at hand and if necessary improvise. since out of all the belmonts before and after him he is the only one who has zero magic in him. and since he has no allies for most of his journey so he'll always try not to prolong the fights.
and for the way he looks, he needs to be the tallest belmont if not the most muscular one. and he looks like really gruff and a bit worn out. his whole body is covered with scars that he got from 7 years ago along with some new ones that he get's whenever he get's into fights. and because of those fresh wounds is one of the reason simon also tries to avoid heavily populated places. as the scent of blood from his new injuries often attracts both vampires and other monsters. so he spends most of the time outside small towns or villages. as he is trying to avoid unwanted casualties.
and for personality. simon may look physically imposing due to his size and battle hardened barbarian look but is actually a down to earth guy. and would often try and help people in any way he can asides from vampire hunting. and this, this is just my own take. unlike trevor and richter who keeps swearing and cursing every five minutes. Simon despite looking like he'll rip someone in half is a lot more civilized and a proper gentleman. than his predecessor and successors. think of it as alucard having some form etiquette and class rubbed off on him.
"I was tired of Belmont's... especially tired of Belmont's dying." This confirms that Alucard was there when Trevor and Sypha each passed away from old age and then he was there when their child passed away decades later. I can understand why he gets wanderlust, seeing the closest thing he has to a family die is too much. Immortality is a blessing and the same time, a curse.😭
For a being like him, a little distance is good, understandably it can hurt for those with shorter life spans... but the man deserves his "me time" now and then.
He clearly doesnt begrudge his immortality, but it can wear on the soul.
0:55 Damn, It never occured to me that Alucard was most likely there with them the day Trevor and sypha died.
he definetely there. he's their besft friend and family member from day 1
If they ever introduce Simon into the series I really hope they keep his barbarian design and his noble personality.
Like Johnathan Joestar
@@goodguycwyzz4768 wow, I just realized how similar those two are personality wise.
a gentle giant but also a monster to those who would harm the innocent.
and if they ever do simon. they should combine haunted castle and simon's quest. but instead of lifting a curse simon is on the hunt for the vampire families who took the life of his friends,families and his future wife. after he nearly died during the day of his wedding. think of the eclipse from berserk.
@@goodguycwyzz4768jonathan is the opposite of barbarian
@@MdSolehinJohnatan is too kind. Simon is not just noble but also barbaric. He's basically Conan the Barbarian. Heck, he literally looks like Conan.
This really shows how much Alucard treasured the Belmont family, his heart couldn't take any more deaths of old friends and decided to distance himself for his own good.
i can't believe season2 came out and this is this clip is how i found out about it
Probably the best interaction in Nocturne
It's a shame that they never had any major prior history here. Given Juste's backstory in this series meant he gave up on fighting vampires after his wife died, was ripe territory to explore. Maybe Juste blamed Alucard for not saving his wife, or Alucard didn't like to see Trevor and Sypha's descendent give up on the family legacy. It would have been an interesting juxtaposition to watch the blossoming relation Alucard had with Richter, whilst repairing his fragile relationship with Juste.
Harmony of Dissonance bad ending was canon in this universe.
They need to make a Harmony Of Dissonance spin-off
Yeah agree but let's be real netlifx won't do it justice since dracula is not a threat in netflix-verse anymore. Damn, Dracula's good ending is literally the worse decision from Netflix
Maybe we have a Full focused episode about Juste past
@@moh.syafrianabie8899 to be fair its cuz it would've gotten old. Yea sure the sonic movies had the same villain but that is cuz they involved new characters and elements to fill the gaps and shifts in the character. unlike the shows and comics, and with the modern audience having dracula as the only villain would become stale and possibly boring. so the shift in villains helps especially with the shift in stories. my only issue is they race-swap the wrong characters. i prefer they race swap minor characters instead of the important main ones
@ Maybe. But there hasn't been a great villain as good as dracula. He's just that good, yknow. Carmilla (was cool before until she become more passive), Elizabeth, Germain, Death are soooo lame (how tf they effed up Death and make him lamer? How? Why?)
@@moh.syafrianabie8899 Disagree. Dracular stopped being a threat after every game brought him back just to be beat again, it's funny when its Bowser or Eggman but a very serious character and straight villain like Dracular wouldn't benefit from being a repeated villain. I think Nocturne's main villain was semi weak but I think the series is smart for not just making dracula the main villain every time. which is why both Death and Carmilla IMO worked
Alucard did what his dad did what his mom wanted him to do. Travel
0:38 isn't she being slice lengthwise in the final battle?🤔
I think that's erzsebet, not drolta
@Zaheer_Zafar_Zawhereeveryouare yeah you're right, i figure it out thanks 🙏
@@raysanchez827 all tho she does have both arms.
I was wondering why not BITE one of Belmont's Clan to stay IMMORTAL and HAVE with Alucard together fighting Evils.
They wouldnt wan that, Alucard wouldnt want that.
The vampire transformation here clearly is very... rough, specially on the psych, not something a sane person would want... not that the Belmont are the best example of sanity, but... they know what they are dealing with.
Alucard is only half vampire. He might not even be able to turn people.
@ Even Olrox his gay shit partner turned into Vampire.
Loved Ian glen for this role
Man where's Richter's dad thats the real question
He was prolly some random
Talking with Richter's gramps
we never knew who his parents were in the game, only his grandparents
Getting some milk
Why ersabeth's arm is complete?
She finished the payments
Still annoyed that the belmonts died out again because reasons
People die, especially people in their line of duty
@3l_Raro all of them???
@@TheExeption What do you mean all of them? It's a family not an army
@@marchewkaaron9951 9 generations. They had more than enough to make a proper family. Also given their line of work they should see the need to have several children. They could just as easily set up by having belmonts scattered across the world fighting all kinds of evil, leaving them unable to help Richter. That would also set up other plot points if they need help
@@TheExeption Gotta be harder to train multiple children, and all across the world to the boot? Belmonts don't get childhoods after all. Furthermore, some generations might have been bigger than others, which I doubt and it's not like they lived in modern times. What I mean is it can be explained why the family would be as small coming out of middle ages, it's not a plot hole. But I get your points on why it would be more fun to have more possibilities for new Belmonts to come in.
That is how it was in the game, too. There were no Belmont cavalry to help out the main protagonist, it's usually a lone Belmont be it Richter or Trevor doing the deed on his own/with a small group of allies.
And it's your fault that richard's mom died
tbh even if he was around theres a solid chance he might not be at the exact part the country he needed to be. Hes his own person not a belmont babysitter
That was her own fault. Considering that there's implications The Vampire She Killed Might Even be Malicious... That was her own fault.She is a Mother... Blindly making enemies while being a mother is foolish.