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Trevor Belmont Defeats Death | Castlevania Season 4
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Castlevania Season 4 Episode 9 (2021)
Scene: Trevor Belmont Defeats Death (Final Battle / Fight)
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“Oh. He fell down.” Death is low key hilarious.
Well he was varny
@@leobardoestrada848Idk who that is
@@hylian_ninja1716 Have you watched season 4 ?
@@hylian_ninja1716 well he was a vampire called varney who terrified London but in reality he was death
@@leobardoestrada848 You mean the smelly dude?
"Killing you was the point. Living through it was just a luxury."
Another person in the family tree: "And make sure you reproduce just in case you do die."
Belmont is the spirit animal of the Death Corp of Krieg
I love how he's been collecting things all throughout the season to create his dagger. Like a video game protagonist checking all the boxes to get the Golden Ending, which Trevor certainly receives
The show even integrates Castlevania's classic "pick ups" in its story. XD
What was the dagger though?
@@chevyhs he says in the show that it was a special dagger made by a mad magician to perform a murder/suicide pact with god, the dude made to it to be able to kill god so it worked well against death
like when you go around call of duty transit map looking for parts to build the Wonder weapons
@@chevyhs it takes a life for a life
Anyone else noticed in all the seasons, Trevor is willing to die as long as he takes his enemy with him? What a BADASS.
"killing you was the point, living through it was just a luxury"
@@stevenwright366 Where did this come from ?
@@EmpereurTom season one when Trevor fights Alucard
@@stevenwright366 Ok, thanks.
@@EmpereurTom yeah no problem 🙂
He began his story as a drunkard.
He ended his story as a legend.
Fr🤝
Don't be too sure that "His story is ended!"
Guy was said to be immortal. Not invulnerable but immortal. Immortal can mean "You recover from injuries that would be fatal in other people, it just takes you awhile!"
Could not agree more
You talking about death or Belmont?
@@devilred18 yes
I love how Death's final scream doesn't really register as pain, but as uncontrollable frustration and annoyance, as if to say "I literally can't believe this insignificant ant is killing me right now."
He likely isn't dead. I say this since earlier in the season he describes himself as a "function of the world". Now I take this to mean that if Death were to truly die than people would stop dying as the 'program' that enabled dying has now been deleted and is no longer possible. If this is in fact the case then instead of dying when the God killing knife pierced him he instead dissipated for lack of a better word as in he is still alive and exists but it would take a significant amount of time for him to piece himself back together into a physical form.
@@kaelkirkby9191he isnt actually death itself he just feeds off it
@@kaelkirkby9191 Nah, he’s not actually Death. He’s an elemental spirit, very old, very powerful, but nowhere close to the real thing. Which is why he dies in pretty much every game and nothing bad happens because of it.
@@kaelkirkby9191While he is a function of the world, he’s not exactly necessary to maintain it with his presence. Think about it. Kill enough people on a large scale to never go hungry again. If all life was wiped out, no more need for Death. So you see he’s not a needed function because he doesn’t perpetuate the cycle of life and death, just feeds off it like a leech. That is the key distinction.
Nah it was definitely pain
"I'm Trevor Belmont of House Belmont and dying has never frightened me." - Trevor, Season 1 Episode 3.
Episode 3
@@bslredhood9837 Damn, I wasn't even sure that he said it in 4 or 3. Thanks for that.
You're welcome
Then why he evade all of the attacks, if he wasn't frighten by death 👀
@@eugeneflores6153 because he wants to live with her 00:00
Death talks about killing Sypha.
Trevor: "So you have chosen death."
Death: "I AM Death."
"So you have chosen, Belmont."
@@unbothered5240 that’s badass!
@@unbothered5240 Legend
@@IFeastOnGlue "So you have chosen yourself"
You can see the exact moment that the controller gets handed to the older brother
Lmao
0:38 for anyone interested.
Most underrated comment.
@@SinHurr 0:38
Dodge.
Advanced attack expending a little of combo meter (flame whip activated).
Basic attacks, basic attack, basic attack, basic attack to fill the combo meter again.
Once boss health is low enough, activating one-shot item that drains combo meter completely on activation and then drains health for every second that is active.
Massive damage, you are not supposed to survive using the item. Unless you did the "Infinite corridor" side quest with Saint Germain.
This is an amazing comment lol.
That whipping sequence was the personified rage of all the times Death killed us on the NES. Vengeance was sweet.
The only thing that would've made it better would've been if there had been a bunch of knights and medusa heads around as well
@@ryuoh6928 oh for sure 😂 Trevor didn’t work hard enough to get to this fight!
Holy fire.
@@JOEmega64he had all those battles to get to this point
lmao
This right here is why Carmilla and the other council of vampires were terrified of the fact that there’s a living Belmont. This man SOLO’D Death himself and lived to tell the tale...Absolutely extraordinary..
Underrated comment right here.
Belmonts pretty much know about everything about everything and even the methods and the tools used to kill powerful spirits/creatures. Knowledge really is power.
And he's not even at his best if we compare him to the last belmont.
And I think Julius belmont is basically Trevor with even more resources and magic at his disposal.
Belmont VS Carmilla, who wins that? She seemed pretty powerful herself. Only the God of the series himself, Isaac, was able to beat her.
@@TheStraightestWhitest I think Belmont takes the win, y’know like I mentioned earlier she was among the vampires in the council who were terrified that there was a Belmont alive.
It’s amazing how Malcolm McDowell could give such a terrifying and hilarious performance at the same time as Death
The power of great writing and great performances
That's Malcolm McDowell's specialty
Kingseeker Frampt ally to Lord Gwyn would not disappoint, Chosen Undead.
Michael McDowell, Richard Armitage.
Both of them.👏👏👏👏
Thanks for giving voices to this scene.
The guy's a TV and Movie legend, been around a long time, getting better and better.
Trevor literally killed Death with the worst sub weapon: a knife.
You be surprised how that weak sub weapon has saved Playthroughs.
@@nintenbetas Maybe, I'm just saying I would rather use the holy water or the axes.
@@arkthompson9869 To bad he wasted the holy water on Dracula and his wife.
A knife with a power from God itself, it's a one hit one kill ,Death was like "I'm fucked".
@@papabear6611 He lost two sub weapons with that. He combined the holy water with the cross.
"local homeless man fights god and wins"
About sums it up
that earned a laugh
even tho he is homeless he still have bloodline of the warriors
U missed the deeper concept
@@majesticmouse And you missed the joke
What's interesting about the beginning of this fight is that it shows how trevor is actually the 1st belmont to actually fully control and use the morning star whip at its full potential something no other belmont had been able to do.
Death just motivated him to whip him harder, he wasn't expecting that XD
That was the worst fight I've ever seen
@@RS3Boomer ok kool
@@RS3Boomer L
@@RS3Boomer care to tell me why?
In original games Trevor was the first Belmont to defeat Dracula and while in the show it was Alucard but being the "slayer of death" is a pretty badass achievement for Trevor.
So they switched places in the show?
@@Oi325 no all the way back in castlevania 3(which season 1 and 2 are roughly based on) Alucard was a boss you fought a couple of times but after you defeat Death he decides to join you.
@@loganswalk8621 got ya
I don't think netflix castlevania is canon to castlevania games timeline
@@Batman-hc6mv yeah I know and I'm fine with it I just wanted to bring up the comparison.
Good lord, Death's design in this series is so damn cool. Elegant, yet intimidating. The moment he revealed himself put a massive smile on my face. They managed to include one of Castlevania's most iconic villains after all.
Yeah he's the overall secondary antagonist of the Video Game series.
kinda blew me away that they actually went as hard as they did with death. like, this is full-blown videogame death. only thing missing were floating mini scythes.
the reveal was so fantastic
That is one vulgar Death incarnate :) to be honest that is what i love about this series. They could have made Death a cliche epic BBEG but instead they gave him a actual personality with quirks, character development and motivation.
@@anomanomom239 >implying death doesn't have personality, character development, and motivation in the games *cough* portrait of ruin *cough* curse of darkness *cough*.
Trevor's calm little resigned smile as he falls to what he believes is his death is one of the best moments of the series. You can see the peace and acceptance in him. "Sypha's safe. Saint Germain is dying. The Rebis is defeated. Death will soon be a thing of the past. My work here is done, time to rest."
Also true, However, there will always be demons, monsters, and sinners in the world of Castlevania. There will always be a Belmont in one form or another.
@@zodarsenal977 case in point being the upcoming series Castlevania: Nocturne which focuses on Richter Belmont.
I think trevors biggest fear is that he'd be the last of his family and die doing nothing useful that would uphold or clear the belmont name. I think in this scene he finally feels like hes lived up to his family's namesake and has died for something he cares about, namely sypha
@@everythingsalright1121 "I'm going to eat your soul, sh** it out and use it to smother your girlfriend" -Death to Belmont
"Killing you was the point. Living through it was just a luxury."
I love how often they work in things that seem like they’re straight out of a videogame. Like in Season 2, when Belmont gets a weapon that’s a straight up upgrade in every way, the Morningstar. Or in this season, when he assembles an legendary quest item piece by piece by finding the parts of it scattered throughout the map. It’s just like when you do a side quest with multiple parts in a videogame that results in you getting an overpowered quest reward
Or when Dracula unleashed his wrath in the form of a giant lava ball slowly rolling down towards his enemies.^^
@@Midnight.Creepypastas Kinda dissapointed that Dracula didn't teleport like video games. Only once maybe when he found out his wife is dead. And Death didn't summon sickle all over the places, but yeah still a good show
Every fight in this made me think of a video game.
Its also very much like a DnD campaign. Main character starts in a tavern then is caught in events that far exceed his abilities alone. He has a backstory that links him to the events and links up with other people that have similar ties to the events then through their adventures helping people they get better gear and improve their skills. They take down the big bad that turns out not to be the big bad then do it all again this time fighting the real big bad for an emotionally fulfilling end.
@@brokenpieces5852 tbf castlevania is a video game, and was one of the 1st to use said concepts in games. So it fits perfectly.
They probably spent months animating this 2 minute scene. Much respect for creating one of the most epic animated fight scene of all time
Damn straight
They spent ALOT in this episode
Yeah
Now I know why Blood of Zeus had some choppy parts lol
As someone who actually knows how much effort goes into animating everything I concur. This is real skill in all its might and glory. A round of drinks for creating the most dynamic epic scene I've seen and someone give them a bloody good raise.
"You're just a human being"
I find this line funny, 'cause I feel like the worldbuilding in this series has established that pretty much everything non-human isn't much more than a "thing" or function of the world. Yes, vampires hold territory and weave plots and march conquests, and yes, there are demons that can fully eviscerate someone with a single swipe of their arm, but in the grand scheme of things they are bound to fulfill a singular purpose, no matter how hard they might try to do otherwise.
They are limited to those things. Either by their need to constantly feed on blood, by boundaries between worlds, by being physically incapable of interacting with the things they need to cause great change... But men are free to do as they do. It is always a human being that causes events to transpire.
Yes, i kinda interpreted this message in the serie. In the end humans are pretty much the only ones able to go against their very nature and be the absolute best human can offer or the worse, the show really felt humanist to me but that's because i do want to believe in human capabilities of doing exceptional things, so the way i interprete the show is probably biased ahah
And that's what makes Isaac so interesting in the process because he ends up breaking that boundary by guiding his own army into something MORE than just monster, than just, "things". They're now building, they're gaining sapience, they're steadily having their own personality, and developing loyalty for him as their leader. That's a far greater accomplishment than any vampires or spirits had done on their own.
It's rather like Greek myths, where the gods are powerful but have no real agency. They need heroes to do their bidding, even though they should be able to deal with most issues like a minor errand.
The word is a catalyst.
Belmont certainly qualifies.
I dare say its more then just that. Remember that the Castlevania lore heavily mirrors our own world from the time period, up and including the Roman Catholicism faith and symbology, giving rise to the fact that "holy water", actually has the power to purify the area that a demon cant touch without burning away from its touch. If we go deeper, humans are made in gods image, and thus we as humans are the inheritor to that power by will and faith within it. When Death declared "just human" he as a "thing" does not recognize the one who created him as well in the universe, though in other lore it is well established there is god, and even the devil at play in the universe. So "just human" basically reminded Trevor of that faith, and that the faith in who he is there to protect and existance as a whole allowed him to reach in and tap that power imo. It is showcased in the series, and fiction in general over and over with such a "trope".
It is somewhat poetic that Saint Germain's last act was to save Trevor from certain death, denying his wife, a fellow mage the fate of losing a loved one. Same fate he suffered, fate that drove him into the brink of insanity.
although he was a sort of antagonist towards the end but he was a good person jus controlled by his goal
I wish he didn't die i enjoyed his story
@@Oi325 for ream i kinda hoped that he’d get what he wanted at the end and have some form of closure
@@acecapone1239 he didnt
@@Oi325 you don’t know that for a fact tho
As soon as death mentioned smothering sypha, it was game over for him...
It was at this moment he knew... he fucked up
the voice actor killed it with that line and pretty much all of his script. what a cool character
to clarify, he mentioned smothering sypha with his own shit
F
Yeah, saying stuff like that to heroes is like a guaranteed trigger for a "Power Of Friendship" type power up, then its all downhill for the bad guy after that.
The "oh, he fell down" get me everytime 😂😂😂 the voice acting is so great
Its my second favorite quote after "oi Death, i want a word with you" xD
I love that when it's flashing between death, flames and Trevor you can see flashes of Sypha and I just love that one of the last things in his head is the woman he loves
At what time?
@@yorokobeshounen3492 At about 1:02, you can see two frames of Sypha flashing on the screen
@@gracecalis5421 dude basically got his second wind
@@gracecalis5421 Nice to know they made that basically IMPOSSIBLE to notice in real time. Geez.
I learned today Alucard is also in the flash too. Sam has it on his Twitter.
Man, Death was legit something else. You know you are the final boss when not even the vampire killer hurts you, and you are only vulnerable to a weapon that was literally made to kill god.
Trevor isn't using the Vampire Killer here, that's the leather whip he uses in Season 1 and most of Season 2. Here he's using the Morning Star which is different from the Vampire Killer
@@connorhilchie2779 no the morning star is the true vampire killer that is its true form also the leather whip has the belmont clan crest on it there for its not the true vampire killer its an al chemical whip which can become another vampire killer with the sacrifice of an innocent soul on the bridge of turning vamp also trevor used the grand cross which is the ultimate f evil power of the clan while using the vampire killer.
In-game continuity: Morning Star whip is the upgraded form of the Vampire Killer.
For the show, none of the whips have been confirmed to be the Vampire Killer, just two separate whips, the Morningstar Whip and a slightly, consecrated leather whip.
I like to think that the Morningstar is the Vampire Killer in the show, honestly.
@@BlueSavior25 if it were up to me i’d like to think that combining the two whips and turning it into a fighting style like what trevor did in season 3 is what it is, that final attack is the true form of it all
@@Fallenslayer1 where did he use grand cross in the video?
1:55 Just that expression on Death's face is really funny to me. It reads "Where...did you even get that?"
Death is like "ooh thats a pretty light" not expecting it to do any damage to him
"side quests mofo!"
@@Ask4This "Oh that's adora- SHIIIIIT"
I love how it changes when it hits, too, like
"Is bro really about to try and stab a death elemental with a--OH SHIT IT HURTS! WHY DOES IT HURT?! OH MY GOD WHAT THE FUCK IS HAPPENING-"
@@theworm2105 YES!
"You're just a human being"
Understatement of the century. He's not just a human being... He's a Belmont.
Nah it's the perfect statement despite their mythology Belmonts are just human beings but they are the best a human being can be people ready to die at a moments notice to save strangers to save criminals, to save everyone just for the sake of humanity itself
Trevor is just a human being but that's all that's needed
Additionally, saying "JUST" a human being is also an understatement. This entire season seems to have that motif running in the background, about humans being far more fearsome creatures than what most supernatural beings give them credit for. Belmont brings down Death, Hector tricks the vampire sisters, the villagers stand up to the enroaching vampire army and rattle even the likes of Striga with their determination to fight to the last man, and Isaac destroys the vampire fortress and slaughters Carmilla. Every time, the humans are underestiamted, treated like lesser beings, and every time, the big bad monster in the darkness gets its teeth kicked in for their trouble.
@@estebanpineros9409 to be fair we'd underestimate a cow or chicken to until it actually killed one of us
Belmont is the apotheosis of humanity, unyielding and uncrushable.
Vampires in general only saw Humans as livestock but they see the Belmonts as fucking beasts that have hunted them for fucking centuries.
The music when Trevor dodges the Scythe... chills every. single. time.
Bro, i fucking know
He activated ultra instinct
@@danielsinger6081 mastered it
I was waiting for Ka Ka Ka Ka Kachidaze to play. XD
I literally heard the UI theme start playing in my head lol
I like that Death doesn't try to dodge, and only seems to block when the Morning Star actually hurts it. This is a being so full of itself, it literally calls itself Death. It believes itself immortal and invincible, so blocking or dodging are completely foreign concepts to it. Blocking would mean something could hurt it, dodging would mean it fears something touching it. It is so perfectly arrogant that, despite having plenty of time to dodge, it tanks the blow that kills it without a second thought.
But it is immortal.
Even defeated here death isnt gone, he cant be defeated, he will always come back.
The question is how long will it take him to get back to the physical world
To be fair with just a village worth of souls Death being to tank the most strikes from the morning star whip out of everyone in the series without being visibly harmed besides flinching from pain or being blinded, he does deserve that arrogance.
@@consumerjtc5835I can't wait to see how Bathory's force field stands up to the morning star if Richter gets his hands on it. Folks are already starting to mumble about how she might have a better defense than Dracula- let's see her tank a few hit from that, haha.
@@sx3fighter481 thing is he aint immortal in the sense where he doesn't age but he can die
He is only a elemental that eats souls
Not the actual incarnation ot death
Its like the viltrumites lol
Remember: Every new Belmont descendant grows stronger...and Trevor is already strong...Richter Belmont will probably just punch Death and he will fucking explode.
Yeah, if there is a miracle and the serie continues to Aria of sorrow's plot, we can watch how OP is Julius Belmont
@@santiagomoralesgarcia1802
Soma: Graham! Stop! You're killing me!!
Julius in the scene: Puny Draculas... *Flicks Graham out of existence along with Soma Cruz as a collateral*
Julius would just turn him to dust with a finger flick
Treffy*
Julius being OP is hilarious when Soma asked him how he managed to defeat the monsters with resurrection powers without a seal, and he just nonchalantly says he hit them so hard they couldn’t regenerate in time to prevent their death
Can we appreciate how majestic this entire fight was animated?
*There were multiple moments when you could take a screenshot and use the snap as wallpaper.*
I do
The frame where Death is taking a slice at Trevor while his eyes are glowing is probably my favorite frame in the entire series.
The first time I ever saw this fight scene, I knew I needed to have the moment at 1:42 as my wallpaper, it is such a beautiful shot!
@@mattmcgregor335 Exactly, if I could get a live wallpaper of it I'd never change it.
Animated. Yes.
Edited. No.
The fact that Trevor dodges what is intended to be the killing blow by simply *refusing to fall again* is absolutely wonderful.
When he beat death it was literal and metaphoric at the end
The end of the story however not the end of the series, there’s speculation on how there might be a spin off series on this
@@warboss3686 here comes the cosmic imbalance oh geez
@@jahmarianthomas7684 that or a new Belmont/new story setting
@@warboss3686 new Belmont since if they do even die they will become ghouls souless creatures since there is no death now
@@jahmarianthomas7684 that wasn’t death, Trevor and Varney both said It themselves. It just named itself death but it’s really a vampire that feeds off of death hence the vampire teeth
THAT was one of the most epic fights I've ever seen.
Ikr
You need to see more fights
-A jerk probably
oMG aNimE is mORE bEtTeR
- a jerk probably
@@pedroalonso3047 isn't Castlevania anime?
@@mrog2433 Some purest would say its not a true anime because its made and written by Americans and not Japanese. Even though it is in literally every other way
The tiny detail that always gets me just before Trevor smiles peacefully, certain of what is going to happen next and fully accepting it, is the gentle twitch of Saint Germain's fingers. Because Trevor protecting what he cherishes, willing to make the ultimate sacrifice, results in a man who made all the wrong choices for the longest time to finally, finally, make the right choice that counts and redeem himself.
I just now noticed that little twitch of Germain's fingers myself, and I'm willing to bet good money that whatever Germain did with that twitch is the main reason why Trevor managed to actually survive what should've been a suicidal self-sacrificial attack to kill Death Himself.
@@Serpentking789 That is precisely what happened.
@@Serpentking789 You are absolutely right, and the cooler thing even, is that Germain's key had no souls left since Death had just eaten all of the souls inside it to become this huge and powerful.
So the only possible way that Germain could have saved Trevor with the Infinite Corridor is if he used his own soul to open it, which makes Germain's death all the more poetic I think, he messed up really bad trying to revive Dracula and empowering Death, so he gave his own soul at his last moments to make at least something right for all his wrong doings. Both him and Trevor are redeeming themselves in this finale, just beautiful.
I think I read somewhere about how with each generation Belmont's decedents get stronger. Just think, Trevor is considered the weakest Belmont and he was able to hold his own against vampires, night creatures, hell he even beat death. So can you imagine what the future decedents of Belmont's is gonna be like?
@@gomathinayaganthirugnanasa6542 you ,ean the red head kid the big one he was really strong
Richter is the strongest Belmont I hope, we get move seasons or spin off with the other Belmont s
@@ManicsVideos is Gabriel the strongest
@@ManicsVideos isn't Simon the strongest Belmont
@@EmperorDxD Technically Julius is the strongest Belmont
Pause at 0:52 for Death accidentally opening the camera in selfie mode
I'm done. X'D
I showed you my scythe. Please respond.
Here for comments.
We all know whoever animated that scene KNEW what they were doing
Hey guys, its ya skeleboi Death for an another vlog. Today ill become a crispy bonefreak thanks to a good looking belmont in front of me.
Gods, the voice acting in this show is just plain brilliance
Bruh especially Trevor's VA (not saying his name cuz I don't want to butcher it) is a goddarn genius.
@@usernameig975he's the guy that played Oaken Shield in the Hobbit
@@ugn154 Oh? Thats interesting...
Fun to catch for any COD zombies fans too, Vanny/Death is Dr. Monty - Malcom McD - what a legend
@@usernameig975 Richard Armitage
0:38 Death: Wait why do I hear extra boss music?
Trevor: That's mine
Death: OH shit!!
0:36
Trevor: Call an ambulance.
0:38
Trevor: But not for me!
When you beat the final boss, but the ending cutscene doesn't play when its falling down and you see it change appearance and the health bar refill
HA
XD
2:07 the smile of a man who finally founded his purpose.
I'd say he fulfilled his purpose :) he knew what it was, to kill, destroy monsters and protect humanity, in that moment he fulfilled it completely
I have no idea how they could ever expect to top this battle. Between the music, the emotions, and the idea that he possibly died were all incredible in this moment.
simple. have them fight dracula at full power when he ISN"T half-starved and grieving.
@@alexsolomon8127Except Dracula is shown in the next episode as a peaceful man given a second lease on life
@@sauercrowder and that will last HOW long? do you really think the british have LESS of a stick up thier collective arses than the folks back home? and we have yet to understand the full repercussions of that soulmerge on Dracula OR his beloved wife. Nevermind if she doens't get herself killed agian she WILL eventually age out unless Dracula...you know. And that has certain effects on the psyche as well. Oh, and let's not forget..we've seen an AWFUL lot of mucking about in hell, but heard NOTHING form the entities that RUN it. they might have words with/designs on Dracula as well. I wonder what lengths Dracula would go to if some devil greater than him took Lisa where he could not follow?
Richter vs alucard
Keep in mind that Trevor had been nonstop fighting for weeks, and had just finished fighting an army of Night beast, and some wickedly powerful Vampires. And he STILL took Death out Solo.
Trevor Belmont is a BEAST!
Both Sypha and he were both incredibly fatigued by the time they fought in Targoviste and it showed. Sypha was taking hits she had easily dodged before, and Trevor was feeling the hits he was able to brush off before. And then getting to Death was no easy matter. Trevor was on borrowed time, but he wasn't going to let that stop him. He was likely unconscious for a long time before that crazy horse found him.
“You’re just a human being.” And sometimes that’s all that’s needed to beat someone like you. A human being with a drive to make the world that much better.
Now without the plot armour, a human being fighting the Primordial personification of Death would get them squashed into the ground.
@@HighLordoftheBathroom this is absolutely true but can’t say Trevor didn’t get his shit creased in the process lol
@@Able141 probably almost literally every bone in his body broken
And a god killing suicide dagger made by an ancient wizard, along with a legendary heirloom magic weapon.
Dante killed death with his on weapon Dantes inferno
0:08 Morale of the story: finish off your opponent when he is on the weakest first thing, waste time gloating afterwards.
well to be fair, the chances of him even standing a chance in such a seemingly pitiful state were slim to none. On top of that, when you are DEATH and have supposedly seen it all, a human with a little whip probably doesn’t seem that effective.
"You can't beat death. But you can beat death in life, sometimes."
- Charles Bukowski
Wow, that actually....
Makes no sense
@@saumyatyagi6763 It does if you have at least a triple digit IQ, think about again, I'll even give you a clue to an example of this. ER.
@@saumyatyagi6763 That's actually pathetic you don't understand what that means.
@@saumyatyagi6763 Translation, you're going to die, but you can occasionally survive stuff that should kill you.
@@saumyatyagi6763what do u mean? Trevor literally did in front us that, he didn’t overcome death but he still did beat death in life
Honestly, this fight is so well-done and incredible, but one of my absolute favorite moments besides when he dodges death's blade and then actually kills death, is when he closes his eyes in acceptance at the last moment. He's at peace because he accomplished what he set out to do, which was to fight for and lay his life down for others, and because he did this he could accept his own death.
_"I'm Trevor Belmont, of the House of Belmont, and dying has never frightened me."_
a good bluff
I wouldn’t forget the Belmont crest being destroyed either. I think that it’s symbolism that Trevor fully completes all the belmonts’ goals (killing Dracula and protecting people from death, by killing death in this case) so they could all finally be put to rest knowing the world is better now.
To be fair, he knew Sypha was pregnant with his child so he knew that it wouldn't be the end of his line
@@anmolt3840051 it could also be that he was okay with sacrificing himself to take an evil out of the world that he knew wouldn't be there anymore to hurt his partner or their child
@@user-N20Agreed. To sacrifice yourself to eradicate the most evil incarnate being in existence would be the greatest feat.
Richter = runs away from his greatest fear
Trevor = runs towards fear itself
Richter has ultra-ptsd and blames himself for everything, he's also younger and it's the very beginning of his arc. Trevor took a long way to get to this point, he didn't start there, and this is effectively the end of his journey. Richter still has some ways to go.
Richter was just a child and was completely traumatized. (SPOILER) Also he stands up to his fear in the later seasons.
@@AveSicarius A couple of decades drinking himself into a stupor would have straightened Richter right out.
Trevor: if you think im bad wait until Richther is born
Or Simon
Or Julius
Richter went insane and ended up siding with Dracula and shaft.
And fucks up in the most awesome way possibles
@@diablofdb he was mind controlled.
If you slow it down to 0.25 and look carefully, at 1:01, you can see a brief flash of a close up of Alucard's face (from when he came out of his coffin when they all first met) and then at 1:02, there are two brief flashes of Sypha, one of which is of when he caught her in his arms after she was freed from being turned to stone. It makes me think Trevor was thinking of them during this fight.
I love pausing at any frame and getting some absolutely unhinged frames of Trevor's face
He's basically had enough and decided he was going to beat the shit out of this monster for daring threatens his friends. And he wasn't going to let a stupid little thing, like this being "death", be an issue in that beating
I saw the sypha one not the alucard
i can't see alucard
@@gabrielreed1096 It is EXTREMELY brief, even at 0.25x speed but it is the flash of beige/brightness right before the very first frame of Sypha at 1:02. I didn't see it properly until I was going through frame by frame in a video editor. Specifically, it's the shot where Alucard says "And what am I?" before Trevor calls him a vampire and they fight in episode 4.
Just finished the series and that final blow into the dead silence and then credits had my jaw fucking drop. This series was insane, and I am SO proud to be alive in the timeline where, while Castlevania games are struggling, there's hope in the form of this series.
Here's to Nocturne boys and gals!
to be fair castlevania is in the state its in because konami owns the rights and they simply do not care
The show was fantastic, yes. But the Styria arc was a complete disappointment, especially with such high expectations due to season 3.
Sadly Nocturne has been a disappointment so far. Guess this was lightning in a bottle
1:42
This would make a badass background
Omg so true, this part is beautiful
Also 2:03
Already having it done up. Screenshotted and sent to a printing place. Getting it framed and putting it in my office.
I was just thinking that too!
@@Nathan-ur2xv can you share with us?
Deaths personality fits so much. I love what they did to him.
Same.
Minus the cursing.
@@HighLordoftheBathroom the cursing fits him though, he's sick and tired of having to deal with life, he fucking hates life
@@HighLordoftheBathroom Cursing fits him. Trevor recalls that he isn't actually Death personified, just an elemental spirit that took on the name. Essentially, he's not an actual function of life, just a parasite that feeds off of it and doesn't contribute anything to the world. His vulgar personality perfectly presents that.
"Oh he fell down"
I just want everyone to know, this moment is exactly why this series absolutely nailed the video game to tv show/film adaptation. If you can make fans see things AND MAKE US think of the games from indirect references is the way. Blatantly shoehorning things in because you think fans will like it because it’s from the game hurts because it’s exactly that, shoehorning it in with no context or respect for the source material always hurts. Placing things in without direct or over focus works much better. When I heard Trevor talking about The Belmont Clan and their origins being old and French to then see a picture of Leon Belmont in the vault made me smile big. I didn’t need a 10 minute description of Leon, as soon as I saw the painting I immediately knew who it was.
Exactly, i loveeedddd how they referenced the clan's origin to the first Belmont who started it all. And it brought me back to Lament of Innocence.
This just goes to show how strong Dracula was. Not only was he able to 1v3 some of the most powerful characters in the series, of which, one literally defeated death on himself. But Dracula was also able to gain the upperhand in the fight, and on top of all of that, he hadn't drunk any blood in a year and was heavily depressed.
Dracula still isn't as strong as a full power Death. Trevor had to use the murder-suicide dagger that is effectively an instakill and bypasses Death's durability and power. Death's size and his overconfidence did him in here.
@@TMega5612 you do know castlevania are games right? Dracula always IS the most powerful and death only comes in second.
@@aleidpalentinos1256 I don't think any Netflix Castlevania fans played the games
Actually I'd say it's not as fair as a comparison here. Because obviously they got stronger AFTER Dracula's defeat as well. Like it's very reasonable to say that Dracula would've been hurt as much if not more by Trevor alone with the upgraded morning-star. Not to mention all the other various artifacts he picked up along the way.
@@somethingwithultra7231also, Trevor was ESPECIALLY pissed in this fight
And he was only regularly pissed during the Dracula fight
Although we know otherwise, I love the way Trevor has this smile as he goes out, Death's terrified screams in his ears. He's won and he knows it, but more importantly, the people he cares about are safe.
And this is why monsters check under their beds for Belmonts.
I've watch this too many times already, the first part as well where Trevor goes, "no you're only a thing, you don't live you don't build anything"
this entire scene is just amazing. this is by far the best video game adaptation I have ever seen especially coming from a NA studio.
I say that to my Depression when I get my attacks
1:42 the best wallpaper ever.
Totally
Also 2:03
I still cannot get over this scene. Trevor is the fucking man. As soon as that blade came and Trevor caught his last wind. The chain scene just gives me chills every single time.
0:46 you know that second he lit that whip, he was TRULY using ALL the knowledge he had learned as a kid. He essentially entered rage/god mode, right there.
The fight between 2 smartest persons in the class when they didn't have the same answer........
holy shit, english please
That joke is as old as death himself
Old as hell
I don't care about the grammar. Love it xD
This series was something that slipped under the radar for me. I recently watched it and it was truly a gift. It came into my life at such a perfect time. This scene was was literally jaw dropping. The build up to this was amazing. This series in one word: "rewarding". An absolute masterclass in animation, music and video game adaptation. It never relied too heavily on game lore and they had the freedom to make a compelling story without restriants. I was equally depressed and pleased when the series ended. Fully pleased with the series, but depressed I won't see something of this caliber again anytime soon.
There is new Castlevania series announced on Netflix
When I first saw Trevor fight death during the fight I was tearing up because I just knew he was going to die. Man this was a good series
Yeah, about that...
IMO, they kind of ruined it by having him miraculously live in the next episode. I'm okay with it, but the story would've been more "real" if sypha just had to go on with out him
@@sauercrowder no they didn't ruin it. Because it's logical. Saint Germain saved him in last second so... It is not miracle.
@@sauercrowder I know this comment is late but I just had to say you're so wrong. Trevor has the best personality in the series and him coming back on that horse was a fkn treat
@@sauercrowder yeah they clearly wanted to close the series on a happy note. Felt pretty forced but oh well. Obviously fans will eat up a happy ending.
@@Blaisem what do you mean "eat up" are happy endings not good or something? Everyone wants a happy end. And in here he was saved. So it is explained.
Top ten Naruto runs. Trevor Belmont w/ broken arm and completely out of fucks.
Trevor's condition here is equivalent to having one heart left in a Castlavania game. Lol
Evertime someone mention the " naruto" run i cringe 😬.
1 that's not the name
2 it's not a efficient way to run that why nobody use it in competitive sport.
@@lordcchancleta9579 Everytime someone calls something cringe, i cringe. Because you sound so boring.
@@aviniciussouza100 cringeception
@@aviniciussouza100 Everytime someone says that they cringe when someone calls something cringe, I cringe. Because they sound so hard to argue with.
I was lowkey a bit disappointed they didn't use one of the other Belmonts like Simon, Richter, or Julius, as they're probably the most mainstream of the series... But having read through some of the history, and watching the show to the end, am quite happy with Trevor. Dude just radiates fuck you energy and the show ran with it.
Trevor is mainstream this took place during the events of the 3rd game
Richter is coming😏
Julius is too OP but I do hope they show how he sealed Drac's castle in 1999.
Castlevania Nocturne is about Richter Belmont, if you haven't seen it then feel free.
This is quite literally a video game boss fight animated and I love every single frame of it 🔥 I’ll miss this series 😢
I just realized something. At 1:25, you can see Trevor holding the dagger in a reverse grip. In season 3, when he fought the mad monks, one of them was holding his dagger in a reverse grip, and Trevor commented that you can tell from his way of holding the weapon that the man is a professional assassin. However, just before stabbing Death, at 1:54, he switches to a straight grip. In context of that scene in S3, you can tell this simple movement symbolizes Trevor's growth from an unscrupulous, embittered anti-hero - a "killer", as he introduces himself to Death - to a true hero.
Dude, great catch.
English essay be like
Woa
School essay: the blue shower curtains represent author’s deep sadness for the state of the world and symbolize cold and death
Author: blue shower curtains mean blue shower curtains
DAMMMMM. Show me the way philosopher. U know de wey?
Trevor's smile followed by his armored being ripped to shreds before the explosion had us in our feels!
Trevor you became THE GREATEST of the Belmont name along with the first Belmont 😤👍
What about Julius?
Trevor isn't the first Belmont nor is he the greatest Belmont
The feeling when finally get to use the rocket launcher/magnum ammo that has been taking up precious inventory space for almost the whole game.
Never underestimate a man with everything to lose.
facts right there the mf was ready to die for his wife and baby
Death is voiced by Malcolm McDowell, he is hungry for ultraviolence after all
Ah, I see you are a fellow droog of taste and culture.
And once voiced molag bal from elder scrolls online
I guess milk+ and dystopian London isn't enough.
Got to love Trevor effectively faking out Death, just as Death brings down his sycthe and has committed to the attack. Then perfectly dodges it and just owns him from that point on.
Its almost the perfect examples of both "I still have 1 HP left" combined with the classic ".....my turn."
How many players have ended up with their "Dormammu" save and managed to bring victory out of it? When you are deep in a boss battle or about to be in one and you accidentally quicksave with barely any health or other support. But you choose to push through it or have to go through who knows how much previous gameplay to get there again.
You lose and lose and lose until you start seeing the key actions you can make to persevere, and win.
For Trevor, it was dodging that scythe. Everything after that was practically cutscene as he already knew what to do next.
@@samsonguy10k Aka, the 'Dark Souls Victory' win. Where you've finally *had it*, and then make a mockery of the boss.
@@barricade8957 nope ds is not that cool
He actually falls to the side to present his neck to so he can predict the strike
1:20 and this is the reason you don’t skip side missions in videogames
Fr, it's all pieces of a puzzle
One thing a villain should never do: Threaten the heroes lover
Spiderman 1 vibes
Indeed. It just gives them their second wind which can turn the tables in a fight. Best to kill quickly or not at all.
"I am Trevor Belmont. House of Belmont. And I've never lost a fight to man, nor fucking beast."
he should've added death to that sentence.
If one looks closely before Trevor Belmont stabbed death to his inevitable doom, you can see the Saint Germain with his last ounce of strength touch the infinite corridor in other words saving Trevor Belmont's life before he dies from his mortal wounds.
Death has been winning over his life since his family was killed. It's only now Trevor is strong enough to start taking back his life, sick of the despair and death following everywhere he goes. His fight with Death isn't just literal, but symbolic.
what i love about this scene is the significance with the series as a whole. the first 3 seasons was all reacting to the negative events and not being proactive. Season 4 saw a shift where trever was being proactive. actively collecting treasures and artifacts cause he knew he would need them later on Sypha was acting and not reacting by formulating plans and things to help the town survive and thrive and be self efficient. they were acting not reacting to the situation in front of them and the situations that will appear in the future in a positive and productive way.
The animation is absolutely AMAZING !
2:27 Sypha is giving him the will to keep going and I almost missed it to
0:13 - and that's when trevor went "I refuse to die after that dumb line"
Am I the only one that noticed that, at the 1:32 mark when he activates the God Murder, that its energies are taking over his arm and even causing him to grunt in pain? Which makes sense because the weapon is a suicide pact forged to kill otherwise immortal beings. Nice little touch by the animators.
I like the way how they redeem the Belmont name. I mean the way they told us how powerful Trevor really was. And also Trevor was worn out from all the previous figths. Wonderfull, just wonderfull.
When Trevor's face goes from furious vengeance to peaceful resignation gets me every time.
DUDE THEY BETTER RELEASE ALL THIS SOUNDTRACK
Trevore Moris said he will soon
@@Draculas-knight after DAI, Trevor Morris have a special place in my heart and soul
1:56 That is some of the best foreshadowing I have ever seen
i know when i first saw it i thought it was just showing st germains death
Totally thought he was just closing the doors to the Infinite Corridor to protect everyone from the explosion
I like how death just talks normally not like a omnipotent being
This really feels like a final boss fight. The intensity of this battle is just amazing.
Trevors whip attack had the same energy as Mustang vs Envy and I love it!
"You're just a human being." And it was at this moment, Trevor chose spite.
It's VERY quick but at 1:02 there is a single frame of Sypha in black and white which I imagine is Trevor thinking about who he's fighting for.
And it's better than sex!
This fight is…truly amazing, the final strike of the Morningstar…was the attack used in the game, a massive overhead swing
And that extra second on the Morningstar…to show he’s…not coming back, and he hopes it makes it on without him
Such wonderful little things that really strikes home with a fan of the series, so great
"Oh, he fell down" love how sassy Death was here.
Death: !Owarida¡
Trevor: activates ultra instinct*
Death: ¡¿Nani?!
One of the rare Netflix series that actually ended and ended GREAT.
I hope the sequel series is just as good and is able to avoid the cancel Reaper.
What’s crazy is that Dracula would’ve still clapped Deaths cheeks in a 1v1
@@pixgamer396 Well its more of a Death being an extremely arrogant dumbass than Trevor being stronger than them. Never forget that they only beat Dracula because he was extremely weakened and honestly only allowed them to kill him. Even in his weakened state, he was clapping them as if they were nothing but bugs and im sure Death wouldn't have lasted to long against a fully powered Dracula.
@@pixgamer396 Trevor isn’t in the picture here, on a sheer power level basis Dracula would overwhelm Death easy at full power, AND they were fighting at his castle, if this version of the lore makes him more powerful if he’s at his castle like in LoS
@@DestructoCopter sadly death here is the ultimate power... dracula is nothing compared to death here..
@@KanekiKen-fc3qo youre right
@@TheColdBloodedGamerS Not really full power. Its kind of like him being in a perpetual hunger for souls that limits him being at full strength. At the time of the first invasions of night creatures in wallachia he was probably far more powerful than we actually see from his series debut from a logical standpoint.
Take a photo at any time and now you have a wallpaper😊
The big hint that Varney was Death were his eyes. His eyes were very different compared to all of the vampires. Also we never really see him drink blood, he just feeds on the deaths of humans.
Plus when he killed he didn't drink there blood
If you need another hint, when varney is talkin to that other Russian vampire and he’s like “I tolerate you because your good at death, it nourishes me“
@@resevil92 Also true
@@resevil92 though thinking about it I don’t remember seeing him kill a lot.
@@lilzurako5798 varney also mentions how he can smell the death upon the other vampire
Im so glad the sound effects weren't repetitive booming heavy bass in every movement or attack like in mainstream shonen anime.
for those unaware , try going thru the frames step by step around the 1:00-1:10 mark , the visual storytelling in this series was/is just perfection imho ; Death says he's going to kill Sypha and in this fight Trevor is thinking about her and Alucard and everything they've been thru , probably wondering what would happen if he failed , if he fucks up , knowing how much is at stake , knowing whats on the line , truly gut-wrenchingly emotional/powerful stuff ; this whole series is just a masterpiece , period/fullstop
I KNEW I WASN'T GOING CRAZY! I always knew I saw Sypha's face for a single frame in that attacking rush, but I couldn't find it on x0.25 speed.
Trevor Belmont absolutely deserved that W, for everything he was and the people that he needed to protect