supersid on Nostr: Loki 1 I'll be honest I didn't mind so much about the finer details that the ...
Loki 1 (nprofile…przs) I'll be honest I didn't mind so much about the finer details that the Castlevania anime was deviating from (though race swapping Issac was annoying and a sign of things to come), and I actually did like the events of Season 1 and 2 even with the later season's emphasis on Dracula's court.
I really only started having issues when it really started deviating from the overarching plot of Castlevania 3 into CoD when Hector was being held hostage by vampires, and later when Issac's character arc knocked him away from him eventually trying to revive Dracula, and then was openly angry when the series ended on Dracula being revived free of his connection to chaos some fucking how.
I don't even want to acknowledge Nocturne at this point because the Netflix setting is so distorted, to the point where the first fucking Belmont of note after Leon is the one who somehow dealt with the eternal plague of Dracula literally 500 years early ignoring the dudes literal complete immortality due to his connection to the literal embodiment of chaos.
I really only started having issues when it really started deviating from the overarching plot of Castlevania 3 into CoD when Hector was being held hostage by vampires, and later when Issac's character arc knocked him away from him eventually trying to revive Dracula, and then was openly angry when the series ended on Dracula being revived free of his connection to chaos some fucking how.
I don't even want to acknowledge Nocturne at this point because the Netflix setting is so distorted, to the point where the first fucking Belmont of note after Leon is the one who somehow dealt with the eternal plague of Dracula literally 500 years early ignoring the dudes literal complete immortality due to his connection to the literal embodiment of chaos.