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We know that a "story of the Morris during WW2" was planned since Bloodlines was made, by the original team. So yeah.
Shutaro Iida lore (he and Igarashi wrote Portrait of Ruin), and he MET WITH BLOODLINES' DIRECTOR to get guidance on what to do with Portrait of Ruin as a sequel.
I see everyone explaining to you, which is good. But I want to remind something important: People tent to attribute these lore additions to "igarashi" as if he were doing those out of his own mind with no respect to the previous works
I'll have you know this is+
Um jeito ainda mais fácil é só enfiar na cabeça que o castelo é uma estrutura 3D. O "corte" que você vê no Aria não é o mesmo "corte" que você vê em 1999.
And you're being very generous with "this iteration". Comes off as them trying to offer an general answer to a question that was already answer 20 years ago.
I understand, I read your other replies. You want the actual fantasy Satan analogue. The one "Devil" that rules over an horde of demons, not just a powerful demon that is a king.
I have a hunch there is one piece of work (as always, with these things) that covered that before Tolkien was first ever translated into Japanese...
I'll check that one when I have a little more time.
i'm not sure exactly what is the misconception here yet, but it seems VERY outlandish that Japan would not produce a piece of pop-culture where a "ruler of demons/evil spirits" would be called "魔王" before Tolkien became a presence in Japan.
I'm very very skeptical of this post.
*between CVIII and SotN it's 300 years, not 400.
Hell if I did 400 it'd include Order of Ecclesia and Quincy. Two more lmao!
Oh and up there I say the 400 years between LoI and CVIII fits 5 games, right? Between CVIII and SotN it's 400 years. In that time, there's:
-CV3
-Curse
-Adventure
-Revenge
-CV1
-CV2
-Harmony
-Rondo
-SotN
...imagine now in the period I mentioned, where freedom is wider.
Bollocks. It "can't live up to the hype" and it's an echo of Castlevania III, with the same scale event playing out again, but in modern times.
It can't live up to the hype if someone is expecting an Avengers Portal Scene to happen.
Tem isso ainda: Castlevania não precisa ficar preso no mesmo estilo.
Cadê um RPG Tactics? Um Musou? Cadê um novo Castlevania de luta decente?
Cadê um Character Action? Cadê um tower defense?
O que não falta é ideia e estilo e Castlevania cabe.
So, see, I understand when people think that Castlevania is "running out of stories to tell", either because of the timeline or something else.
But it isn't, man. There's a LOT more and this was me just referencing my memory on the spot.
13- 100 years prior to Reinhardt Schneider, Dark Lord Dracula was defeated in battle by a Belmont.
Who is this Belmont and what was that battle like that Dracula had to devise an entire plan to get a new body made for him?