Not sure we watched the same show. Not to get all film critic, but it's pretty clear from his characterization that he deeply cares about the well-being of innocent people, he just hides it well
He would be the guy who wants to play a chaotic evil rogue, but ends up founding an orphanage or something
I really enjoyed the show, but holy hell the eggregious mispronounciations of Romanian names kept throwing me lol. I legitimately didn't even register some of them the first time I watched it and thought they were referring to fictitious names because of how far off they were. Some of them I can understand, but Țepeș??? It's literally the main character lol.
::: spoiler Spoilers for the end of season 1
Dracula spends the whole season in depression, planning to kill all humans (and starve the vampires in the process) in a bout of depression.
right before this he has a verbal, then physical fight with his son over his actions where he's desparate to pull his punches out of love. then Belmont comes in with a haymaker, because he's simply a vampire hunter, and makes Dracula remember fighting for the love of the game
:::
Considering how Trevor is shown in the show, he'd definitely be a Murderhobo
Not sure we watched the same show. Not to get all film critic, but it's pretty clear from his characterization that he deeply cares about the well-being of innocent people, he just hides it well
He would be the guy who wants to play a chaotic evil rogue, but ends up founding an orphanage or something
Which show is this?
Castlevania, on Netflix (or the pira sea)
I really enjoyed the show, but holy hell the eggregious mispronounciations of Romanian names kept throwing me lol. I legitimately didn't even register some of them the first time I watched it and thought they were referring to fictitious names because of how far off they were. Some of them I can understand, but Țepeș??? It's literally the main character lol.
Did they release it on Netflix too? That's convenient for the technologically-impaired
this scene is honestly gold.
::: spoiler Spoilers for the end of season 1 Dracula spends the whole season in depression, planning to kill all humans (and starve the vampires in the process) in a bout of depression.
right before this he has a verbal, then physical fight with his son over his actions where he's desparate to pull his punches out of love. then Belmont comes in with a haymaker, because he's simply a vampire hunter, and makes Dracula remember fighting for the love of the game :::
Overly Sarcastic Productions did a great "One Villainous Scene" video based entirely on that one moment
it's true! I hadn't thought much about it till their analysis of it
Sing it's praises to the twinkling heavens