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	Please leave a message on [[User talk:Reinhart77\|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:Reinhart77\|Reinhart77]] ([[User_talk:Reinhart77\|Talk]]) 14:55, November 21, 2009		Please leave a message on [[User talk:Reinhart77\|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:Reinhart77\|Reinhart77]] ([[User_talk:Reinhart77\|Talk]]) 14:55, November 21, 2009
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		+	I would suggest you not edit anyone elses user pages, as they are like their personal pages. Also, get a life and actually edit this wiki for a reason. Thank you. [[User:Shadowmaster\|Shadowmaster]] 16:42, November 21, 2009 (UTC)

User:Shadowmaster

2009-11-21T16:40:24Z

Undid revision 33690 by 92.9.94.61 (talk) One, this isn't your page, so get out and get a life. Two, this is none of your business anyway.

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User talk:72.229.139.60

2009-11-21T16:33:04Z

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Lisa

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	''See Also [[Lisa in Fandom]]''		''See Also [[Lisa in Fandom]]''
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	\|jname = Lisa		\|jname = Lisa

User talk:92.9.94.61

2009-11-21T14:55:38Z

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User:Shadowmaster

2009-11-21T14:55:14Z

this game is balls

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2009-11-20T21:03:29Z

Castlevania:

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	*Overlord (1) - A combination of the original bosses from the first Castlevania game. Fought in the Abyss, after the 7 Lords of the Abyss.		*Overlord (1) - A combination of the original bosses from the first Castlevania game. Fought in the Abyss, after the 7 Lords of the Abyss.
	*Overlord (2) - A combination of the 7 Lords of the Abyss. The final boss.		*Overlord (2) - A combination of the 7 Lords of the Abyss. The final boss.
-	===Castlevania===	+	===Castlevania - 2040===
	====Characters====		====Characters====
	*Soma Cruz - The reincarnation of Dracula.		*Soma Cruz - The reincarnation of Dracula.
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	====Areas====		====Areas====
	*Dark Forest - A forest inhabited by zombies and werewolves. Theme: None		*Dark Forest - A forest inhabited by zombies and werewolves. Theme: None
-	*Castle Entrance - The entrance to the castle, now greatly damaged. Theme: Vampire Killer	+	*Castle Entrance - The entrance to the castle, now greatly damaged. Theme: Vampire Killer (Castlevania Judgment Version)
-	*Great Stairway - The main area of the castle, inhabited by an armored skeleton and a dullahan. Theme: Jail of Jewels	+	*Great Stairway - The main area of the castle, inhabited by an armored skeleton and a dullahan. Theme: Jail of Jewels (arranged version from PoR soundtrack)
-	*Alchemy Lab - The main lab of the castle. Ruled by a giant golem. Theme: Statue Born of Darkness	+	*Alchemy Lab - The main lab of the castle. Ruled by a giant golem. Theme: Statue Born of Darkness (from LoI)
	*Tower Ruins - The ruins of a former clock tower. Theme: Wicked Child		*Tower Ruins - The ruins of a former clock tower. Theme: Wicked Child
-	*Coliseum - The home to a garden and one of Dracula's entertainment sources. Garden Theme: Garden Forgotten by Time, Arena Theme: Wandering Ghosts	+	*Coliseum - The home to a garden and one of Dracula's entertainment sources. Garden Theme: Garden Forgotten by Time (from LoI), Arena Theme: Wandering Ghosts (from SoTN)
-	*Underground - An underground area, home to the Behemoth and the Minotaur. Theme: Rainbow Cemetary	+	*Underground - An underground area, home to the Behemoth and the Minotaur. Theme: Rainbow Cemetary (from SotN)
-	*Underground Reservoir - A deeper underground area. Theme: Underground Reservoir	+	*Underground Reservoir - A deeper underground area. Theme: Underground Reservoir (arranged version that currently does not exist)
-	*Clock Tower - Home of Death. Theme: The Gears Go Awry	+	*Clock Tower - Home of Death. Theme: The Gears Go Awry (arranged version from PoR soundtrack)
-	*Nightmare Realm - A nightmare realm. Theme: Curse Zone	+	*Nightmare Realm - A nightmare realm. Theme: Curse Zone (from SotN)
-	*Top Floor - The top floor of the castle. Main Theme: Holy Cross Obsessed by the Moon, Castle Keep Theme: Nothing to Lose	+	*Top Floor - The top floor of the castle. Main Theme: Holy Cross Obsessed by the Moon (from LoI soundtrack, Top Floor remix), Castle Keep Theme: Nothing to Lose (from Dracula Midi Collection)
-	*Forbidden Area - The forbidden area of the castle and a shipwreck site. Theme: Forbidden Area	+	*Forbidden Area - The forbidden area of the castle and a shipwreck site. Theme: Forbidden Area (arranged version that currently does not exist)
-	*Chaotic Realm - The dark lord's personal realm. Main Theme: Infinite Corridor, Second Theme: Chaotic Realm	+	*Chaotic Realm - The dark lord's personal realm. Main Theme: Infinite Corridor (from CoD), Second Theme: Chaotic Realm (arranged version that currently does not exist)
	====Bosses====		====Bosses====
-	*Werewolf - A demon wolf. Boss Theme: Bloody Tears	+	*Werewolf - A demon wolf that makes its home in the forest. Boss Theme: Bloody Tears (Castlevania Judgment Version)
-	*Giant Bat - A giant bat. Boss Theme: Door of Holy Spirits	+	*Giant Bat - A giant bat. Boss Theme: Door of Holy Spirits (from SotN)
	*Skeleton King - An armored skeleton. Boss Theme: Door of Holy Spirits		*Skeleton King - An armored skeleton. Boss Theme: Door of Holy Spirits
	*Dullahan - A headless knight. Boss Theme: Door of Holy Spirits		*Dullahan - A headless knight. Boss Theme: Door of Holy Spirits
-	*Golem - A stone creature. Boss Theme: Stone King Golem	+	*Golem - A humanoid stone sculpture animated by magic. Boss Theme: Stone King Golem (from LoI)
-	''More Coming Soon''	+	*Mummy - An ancient egyptian king who continued to live on after his death. Boss Theme: Bloody Tears
		+	*Death Flower - A giant dead flower that has been reanimated by a necromancer and grown a taste for humans. Boss Theme: Bloody Tears
		+	*Minotaur - A giant man-bull. Boss Theme: Door of Holy Spirits (first time), Followers of Darkness ~The 3rd~ (from CoD, second time)
		+	*Behemoth - A giant, legless undead bull. Boss Theme: The Looming Threat (arranged version from PoR soundtrack)
		+	*Water Dragon - A subspecies of the dragon that dwells underwater. Boss Theme: Followers of Darkness ~The 3rd~
		+	*Legion - A sphere made of the bodies of the dead. Boss Theme: Legion & Nuculais (from CoD)
		+	*Zephyr - A demon that controls time. Boss Theme: Bloody Tears
		+	*Death (Decoy) - A decoy of Death. Boss Theme: Followers of Darkness ~The 3rd~
		+	*Doppleganger - A demon that copies the appearance of its victims. A minion of Nightmare. Boss Theme: Followers of Darkness ~The 1st~ (from CoD)
		+	*Nightmare - A horse-riding demon that rules the Nightmare Realm. Boss Theme: Followers of Darkness ~The 3rd~
		+	*Hell Minotaur - A minotaur given greater powers than ever before. Boss Theme: Followers of Darkness ~The 3rd~
		+	*Death - Dracula's confidant. First Form Theme: Dark Holy Man (from CoD), Second Form Theme: Great Gate of Darkness (arranged version from PoR soundtrack)
		+	*Dracula - The dark lord himself. Boss Theme: Dance of Illusions (Castlevania Judgment Version)
		+	*Dracula (2) - The dark lord's demon form (Original Castlevania Style). Boss Theme: Order of the Demon (arranged version that DOES exist)
		+	*Chaos - The root of all evil. Boss Theme: Castlevania ~2003~ (from LoI soundtrack)
		+	*Chaos (2) - The root of all evil. Boss Theme: Crucial Moment/Time Reaper (from Castlevania Judgment)

Talk:Devil May Cry and Castlevania comparison

2009-11-20T05:21:23Z

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	Btw, this whole article is pure fan speculation. The two games have a completely different history and were developed by different companies (Konami and Capcom respectively). There are some similarities due to some very common cliches in storytelling but that's all. No real information whatsoever. Wikipedia is supposed to read professional and informative and this looks more like something out of a blog or forum post. No offense, but I really don't see the point to this article.		Btw, this whole article is pure fan speculation. The two games have a completely different history and were developed by different companies (Konami and Capcom respectively). There are some similarities due to some very common cliches in storytelling but that's all. No real information whatsoever. Wikipedia is supposed to read professional and informative and this looks more like something out of a blog or forum post. No offense, but I really don't see the point to this article.
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		+	==Why's this here?==
		+	I don't really know why this article is here, except that the guy who created this wiki ([[User:Thai420]]) and handed me the keys was the one who created it, so I'm a little loathe to delete it. It fit his vision for what the wiki was all about at least. Haven't seen him around in a few years though. Maybe I'm being too sentimental?--[[User:Reinhart77\|Reinhart77]] 05:21, November 20, 2009 (UTC)

User:DeathScythe87

2009-11-19T14:56:47Z

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User talk:Reinhart77

2009-11-19T13:32:58Z

DMC and Castlevania Comparison: new section

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	== Random ==		== Random ==
	this is awesome. i saw the fanvision trailer for their new movie and commented and they wrote me and sent me the link here. this is awesome. i love castlevania. i ebayed my way to a near complete collection of the games. 1,2,3 for nes, 4 and x for snes, bloodlines for genesis, sotn for saturn, rondo for turbo duo, sotn and chronicles for playstation, 64 and legacy of darkness for nintendo 64, lament of innocence for ps2, curse of darkness for xbox, judgement for wii, adventure,adventure2,legends for gameboy, circle of the moon, harmony of dissonance and aria for gameboy advance, dawn of sorrow, portrait of ruin, and order of ecclesia for ds, x for psp, and i was lucky enough to find vampire killer for the msx for $2 on ebay. so i'm a huge huge fan and will love to add what i can to this site. thanks for making it.		this is awesome. i saw the fanvision trailer for their new movie and commented and they wrote me and sent me the link here. this is awesome. i love castlevania. i ebayed my way to a near complete collection of the games. 1,2,3 for nes, 4 and x for snes, bloodlines for genesis, sotn for saturn, rondo for turbo duo, sotn and chronicles for playstation, 64 and legacy of darkness for nintendo 64, lament of innocence for ps2, curse of darkness for xbox, judgement for wii, adventure,adventure2,legends for gameboy, circle of the moon, harmony of dissonance and aria for gameboy advance, dawn of sorrow, portrait of ruin, and order of ecclesia for ds, x for psp, and i was lucky enough to find vampire killer for the msx for $2 on ebay. so i'm a huge huge fan and will love to add what i can to this site. thanks for making it.
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		+	== DMC and Castlevania Comparison ==
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		+	Hi! New editor here.
		+	Could you take a look at the problems I point out with the DMC-CV Comparison article?
		+	Its at the bottom of its discussion page.
		+	The article is quite pointless and full of either inaccurate information and quite far-fetched speculation. I believe it should either be heavily edited or removed completely.
		+	What do you think?

Talk:Devil May Cry and Castlevania comparison

2009-11-19T13:26:45Z

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	also, multi-nested parentheses. ...speaking of similarity and lack thereof: tangentially, i really do wish that LoI had been more DMC-esque in controls, overall, speaking of similarity. DMC is not perfect (no game is) but dante's much simpler to guide around the damned castle. it's leon's clunkiness that makes some parts of LoI so damn frustrating, fixed camera or not. -castlevaniaburd		also, multi-nested parentheses. ...speaking of similarity and lack thereof: tangentially, i really do wish that LoI had been more DMC-esque in controls, overall, speaking of similarity. DMC is not perfect (no game is) but dante's much simpler to guide around the damned castle. it's leon's clunkiness that makes some parts of LoI so damn frustrating, fixed camera or not. -castlevaniaburd
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		+	Just out of curiosity, how could ghost ships in Castlevania: Rondo of Blood and DMC be a reference to the Pirates of the Caribbean movies? Besides the obvious lack of connection (ghost ships have existed in legend for centuries now), both games were developed long before the first movie (Rondo of Blood :1993, DMC: 2001, PotC: 2003). This speculation is extremely inaccurate.
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		+	Btw, this whole article is pure fan speculation. The two games have a completely different history and were developed by different companies (Konami and Capcom respectively). There are some similarities due to some very common cliches in storytelling but that's all. No real information whatsoever. Wikipedia is supposed to read professional and informative and this looks more like something out of a blog or forum post. No offense, but I really don't see the point to this article.

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-	A strange but powerful weapon, the Aguen fires a small, nearly-invisible projectile straight ahead. Once it hits, the attack button can be held down, and multiple bolts of lightning will strike the target at the cost of 5 MP per bolt. It is an effective weapon against many bosses in [[Symphony of the Night]], particularly the [[Succubus]]. [[Richter]]'s item crash produces a large burst of electricity. There are four Aguens to be found in the game, spread across both castles. It has been described as a "lightning ring" and a "taser" by different people, although there is no definitive answer as to just what the Aguen is, although some suspect it to be a derringer type pistol. Alucard's lightning attack while jumping in [[Castlevania: Judgment]] is most likely inspired by his Agunae subweapon in Symphony of the Night, though it cannot be continuously applied.	+	A strange but powerful weapon, the Aguen fires a small, nearly-invisible projectile straight ahead. Once it hits, the attack button can be held down, and multiple bolts of lightning will strike the target at the cost of 5 Hearts per lighting bolt. It is an effective weapon against many bosses in [[Symphony of the Night]], particularly the [[Succubus]]. [[Richter]]'s item crash produces a large burst of electricity. There are four Aguens to be found in the game, spread across both castles. It has been described as a "lightning ring" and a "taser" by different people, although there is no definitive answer as to just what the Aguen is, although some suspect it to be a derringer type pistol. Alucard's lightning attack while jumping in [[Castlevania: Judgment]] is most likely inspired by his Agunae subweapon in Symphony of the Night, though it cannot be continuously applied.
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	====Hyper Attack====		====Hyper Attack====
-	''Gates of Hell:'' Death summons the fallens souls to literally grab an opponent and hold them in place. Victim sees an illusion of Death in confusion and the illusion dissapears further taunting the victim. Death announces that the Gates of Hell are opened. He changes his hook into a blade and stabs his victim before dislodging his head and "swallows" thier soul. It is possible due to Death swallowing his victim's soul, the Gates of Hell are through Death's jaws.	+	''Gates of Hell:'' Death summons the fallens souls to literally grab an opponent and hold them in place. Victim sees an illusion of Death in confusion and the illusion dissapears further taunting the victim. Death announces that the Gates of Hell are opened. He changes his hook into a blade and stabs his victim before dislodging his head and "swallows" their soul. It is possible due to Death swallowing his victim's soul, the Gates of Hell are through Death's jaws.

	===[[Akumajo Dracula: The Arcade]]===		===[[Akumajo Dracula: The Arcade]]===

User talk:Blue-Eyes White Kid

2009-11-19T01:37:03Z

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2009-11-19T01:37:02Z

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	Mission 2- Mice Make for Good Eats- Anna wants you to find a mouse for Tom. This can be found in the Kalidus Channel		Mission 2- Mice Make for Good Eats- Anna wants you to find a mouse for Tom. This can be found in the Kalidus Channel

-	Mission 3- Tom & Jewelry- Anna wants you to see Laura about making a collar for Tom made out of Chrysoberyl that you can only get it off ot Cat Womens	+	Mission 3- Tom & Jewelry- Anna wants you to see Laura about making a collar for Tom made out of Chrysoberyl that you can only get in a chest in [[Tymeo Mountains]].
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	[[Category:Order of Ecclesia Characters]]		[[Category:Order of Ecclesia Characters]]

User talk:92.14.214.166

2009-11-19T00:46:07Z

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Devil May Cry and Castlevania comparison

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	* Both Dante and Alucard are also menaced by servants of their arch-nemesis disguised as their mothers; the SotN [[Succubus]] disguises herself as [[Lisa]], while Trish is said to be a copy of Dante's mother Eva created by Mundus. This maybe cements a strong connection between the Devil May Cry and Castlevania series, and must not be written off as reading too deeply.		* Both Dante and Alucard are also menaced by servants of their arch-nemesis disguised as their mothers; the SotN [[Succubus]] disguises herself as [[Lisa]], while Trish is said to be a copy of Dante's mother Eva created by Mundus. This maybe cements a strong connection between the Devil May Cry and Castlevania series, and must not be written off as reading too deeply.
	* CV64 and DMC both feature a mission in a garden to follow something; in DMC it's a ball of white light, while in CV64 it's Malus. This suspiciously resembles the real world act of proceeding behind someone.		* CV64 and DMC both feature a mission in a garden to follow something; in DMC it's a ball of white light, while in CV64 it's Malus. This suspiciously resembles the real world act of proceeding behind someone.
-	* DMC features a boss fight with a creature called '''Death Scythe''' on a pirate ship, an obvious reference to [[Castlevania: Rondo of Blood]]'s Death boss battle.	+	* DMC features a boss fight with a creature called '''Death Scythe''' on a pirate ship, an obvious reference to [[Castlevania: Rondo of Blood]]'s Death boss battle. The pirate ships from both games are maybe an obvious reference to to the ghost ships from the ''Pirates of the Caribbean'' movie series.
	* Similarly, the giant spider boss '''Phantom''' appears several times to chase Dante down corridors in much the same way '''[[Behemoth]]''' once chased [[Richter]]. Unlike in Rondo, it's actually possible to defeat Phantom in these encounters via combat damage, but it's still easier to simply flee. This is an obvious reference to the game because the protagonist is running for their life.		* Similarly, the giant spider boss '''Phantom''' appears several times to chase Dante down corridors in much the same way '''[[Behemoth]]''' once chased [[Richter]]. Unlike in Rondo, it's actually possible to defeat Phantom in these encounters via combat damage, but it's still easier to simply flee. This is an obvious reference to the game because the protagonist is running for their life.
	* DMC features the common CV sequence of walking across a drawbridge, though in this instance the drawbridge is at the ''back'' of the castle rather than the front. Like both Symphony and the N64 games, the drawbridge retracts after (or in Symphony's castle, whilst) being crossed. Crossing a drawbridge does not occur often in many video games.		* DMC features the common CV sequence of walking across a drawbridge, though in this instance the drawbridge is at the ''back'' of the castle rather than the front. Like both Symphony and the N64 games, the drawbridge retracts after (or in Symphony's castle, whilst) being crossed. Crossing a drawbridge does not occur often in many video games.

Devil May Cry and Castlevania comparison

2009-11-18T22:59:56Z

Similarities between Devil May Cry and the Castlevania games:

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	* Both Dante and Alucard are also menaced by servants of their arch-nemesis disguised as their mothers; the SotN [[Succubus]] disguises herself as [[Lisa]], while Trish is said to be a copy of Dante's mother Eva created by Mundus. This maybe cements a strong connection between the Devil May Cry and Castlevania series, and must not be written off as reading too deeply.		* Both Dante and Alucard are also menaced by servants of their arch-nemesis disguised as their mothers; the SotN [[Succubus]] disguises herself as [[Lisa]], while Trish is said to be a copy of Dante's mother Eva created by Mundus. This maybe cements a strong connection between the Devil May Cry and Castlevania series, and must not be written off as reading too deeply.
	* CV64 and DMC both feature a mission in a garden to follow something; in DMC it's a ball of white light, while in CV64 it's Malus. This suspiciously resembles the real world act of proceeding behind someone.		* CV64 and DMC both feature a mission in a garden to follow something; in DMC it's a ball of white light, while in CV64 it's Malus. This suspiciously resembles the real world act of proceeding behind someone.
-	* DMC features a boss fight with a creature called '''Death Scythe''' on a pirate ship, an obvious reference to [[Castlevania: Rondo of Blood]]'s Death boss battle. The pirate ships from both games are maybe an obvious reference to to the ghost ships from the ''Pirates of the Caribbean'' movie series.	+	* DMC features a boss fight with a creature called '''Death Scythe''' on a pirate ship, an obvious reference to [[Castlevania: Rondo of Blood]]'s Death boss battle.
	* Similarly, the giant spider boss '''Phantom''' appears several times to chase Dante down corridors in much the same way '''[[Behemoth]]''' once chased [[Richter]]. Unlike in Rondo, it's actually possible to defeat Phantom in these encounters via combat damage, but it's still easier to simply flee. This is an obvious reference to the game because the protagonist is running for their life.		* Similarly, the giant spider boss '''Phantom''' appears several times to chase Dante down corridors in much the same way '''[[Behemoth]]''' once chased [[Richter]]. Unlike in Rondo, it's actually possible to defeat Phantom in these encounters via combat damage, but it's still easier to simply flee. This is an obvious reference to the game because the protagonist is running for their life.
	* DMC features the common CV sequence of walking across a drawbridge, though in this instance the drawbridge is at the ''back'' of the castle rather than the front. Like both Symphony and the N64 games, the drawbridge retracts after (or in Symphony's castle, whilst) being crossed. Crossing a drawbridge does not occur often in many video games.		* DMC features the common CV sequence of walking across a drawbridge, though in this instance the drawbridge is at the ''back'' of the castle rather than the front. Like both Symphony and the N64 games, the drawbridge retracts after (or in Symphony's castle, whilst) being crossed. Crossing a drawbridge does not occur often in many video games.

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2009-11-18T07:20:18Z

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Castlevania: Nocturne of Recollection

2009-11-17T20:38:46Z

clearing up some unfounded rumors about this being connected to the 2008 Castlevania teaser trailer

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-	[[Image:Nocturne of Recollection logo.JPG\|thumb\|250px]]Castlevania: Nocturne of Recollection is a radio drama produced by [[Konami Station]] taking place shortly after the events of [[Castlevania: Symphony of the Night]]. It may also be a prelude to the upcoming Castlevania game for the [[Castlevania (PS3-XBox360)\|Playstation 3 and X-Box 360]].	+	[[Image:Nocturne of Recollection logo.JPG\|thumb\|250px]]Castlevania: Nocturne of Recollection is a radio drama produced by [[Konami Station]] taking place shortly after the events of [[Castlevania: Symphony of the Night]].

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	== Related Products==		== Related Products==
-	* [[Castlevania: Symphony of the Night]] - This is a direct sequel to this game	+	* [[Castlevania: Symphony of the Night]] - A direct sequel to this game
-	* [[Castlevania (PS3-XBox360)]] - It is possible that this PlayStation 3 / XBox-360 game will use elements of this drama or be a sequel to it.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

Maria Renard

2009-11-17T20:29:48Z

After Castlevania: Nocturne of Recollection:

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	A year after her time traveling incident, Richter vanished under the light of a full moon<ref>Symphony of the Night</ref>. Maria immediately set out to find her guardian and friend with no idea of where to start. After a year of searching, in 1797, Dracula's Castle reappeared as if to show her the way. While she set out to Dracula's Castle once again, unbeknown to her, [[Alucard]], the son of Dracula who had put himself under an eternal sleep after defeating his father with Richter's ancestor [[Trevor Belmont]] 300 years earlier, was mysteriously awoken from his slumber. Alucard also set out to the Castle with the intent of destroying the castle and preventing Dracula's revival. Maria and Alucard would meet several times while pursuing their separate goals. Maria was surprised to find another "human" in the Castle, but when Alucard introduced himself at her request and explained what his goal was, she decided to trust him and they went their separate ways. Maria had trouble getting around the Castle after that as its very form seemed different than the last time she was there. When she met up with Alucard again, she asked him about it, and he explained that the Castle was a creature of chaos and that it can take many forms. With this in mind, she continued her search. She later witnessed a battle between Alucard and a [[Hippogryph]] and was very impressed by the strength he had shown during the battle. She decided to ask Alucard to help her find Richter, or at least let her know if he ran across him. Alucard agreed, but she did not like what he had to say about him once he did encounter him. He had told her that he was in league with Dracula and claimed to be the lord of this castle. Maria was relieved that Richter was indeed in the castle, but couldn't believe what Alucard had said about him, so she left in a hurry to find out for herself. She eventually found out that what Alucard was saying was the truth, but she knew that he was being controlled somehow. She was not confident in her own ability to face and defeat Richter however, and she decided to test Alucard's strength to determine if he was up to the task<ref>This only occurred in the Dracula X Chronicles version of Symphony of the Night. In the Playstation version, she was already convinced that Alucard was up to the task. In the Saturn version, she may have fought Alucard in order to prevent him from harming Richter (could someone confirm this?)</ref>. Alucard was able to defeat her and she entrusted saving Richter to him. She pleaded for him not to harm Richter, but they agreed that he must be stopped, so she gave him the [[Holy Glasses]] to enable him to see through evil illusions. Alucard faced off against Richter in the Castle Keep, but was now able to see the mysterious orbs that allowed Shaft to control Richter, and in the middle of their battle, he destroyed those orbs, thus releasing Richter from his spell. While Alucard chased Shaft into an inverted Castle in order to prevent his resurrection of Dracula, Maria helped the wounded Richter escape from the castle. They went to a ridge a safe distance from the castle and waited for Alucard to finish his task. As they watched the Castle crumble in the aftermath of Alucard's victory, Alucard met up with them at that ridge in order to bid them farewell. He told them that his blood was cursed and that the world would be better off to be rid of him, and he departed to return to his deep slumber. This was unacceptable to Maria, who had developed a strong attraction to Alucard and couldn't imagine him not being a part of her life. After Richter assured her that it was okay, she set out to convince him to stay<ref>This is the best ending if the player completes 100% of the map. If not, Maria resigns Alucard to his fate, believing that she would not be able to soothe his tormented soul</ref>.		A year after her time traveling incident, Richter vanished under the light of a full moon<ref>Symphony of the Night</ref>. Maria immediately set out to find her guardian and friend with no idea of where to start. After a year of searching, in 1797, Dracula's Castle reappeared as if to show her the way. While she set out to Dracula's Castle once again, unbeknown to her, [[Alucard]], the son of Dracula who had put himself under an eternal sleep after defeating his father with Richter's ancestor [[Trevor Belmont]] 300 years earlier, was mysteriously awoken from his slumber. Alucard also set out to the Castle with the intent of destroying the castle and preventing Dracula's revival. Maria and Alucard would meet several times while pursuing their separate goals. Maria was surprised to find another "human" in the Castle, but when Alucard introduced himself at her request and explained what his goal was, she decided to trust him and they went their separate ways. Maria had trouble getting around the Castle after that as its very form seemed different than the last time she was there. When she met up with Alucard again, she asked him about it, and he explained that the Castle was a creature of chaos and that it can take many forms. With this in mind, she continued her search. She later witnessed a battle between Alucard and a [[Hippogryph]] and was very impressed by the strength he had shown during the battle. She decided to ask Alucard to help her find Richter, or at least let her know if he ran across him. Alucard agreed, but she did not like what he had to say about him once he did encounter him. He had told her that he was in league with Dracula and claimed to be the lord of this castle. Maria was relieved that Richter was indeed in the castle, but couldn't believe what Alucard had said about him, so she left in a hurry to find out for herself. She eventually found out that what Alucard was saying was the truth, but she knew that he was being controlled somehow. She was not confident in her own ability to face and defeat Richter however, and she decided to test Alucard's strength to determine if he was up to the task<ref>This only occurred in the Dracula X Chronicles version of Symphony of the Night. In the Playstation version, she was already convinced that Alucard was up to the task. In the Saturn version, she may have fought Alucard in order to prevent him from harming Richter (could someone confirm this?)</ref>. Alucard was able to defeat her and she entrusted saving Richter to him. She pleaded for him not to harm Richter, but they agreed that he must be stopped, so she gave him the [[Holy Glasses]] to enable him to see through evil illusions. Alucard faced off against Richter in the Castle Keep, but was now able to see the mysterious orbs that allowed Shaft to control Richter, and in the middle of their battle, he destroyed those orbs, thus releasing Richter from his spell. While Alucard chased Shaft into an inverted Castle in order to prevent his resurrection of Dracula, Maria helped the wounded Richter escape from the castle. They went to a ridge a safe distance from the castle and waited for Alucard to finish his task. As they watched the Castle crumble in the aftermath of Alucard's victory, Alucard met up with them at that ridge in order to bid them farewell. He told them that his blood was cursed and that the world would be better off to be rid of him, and he departed to return to his deep slumber. This was unacceptable to Maria, who had developed a strong attraction to Alucard and couldn't imagine him not being a part of her life. After Richter assured her that it was okay, she set out to convince him to stay<ref>This is the best ending if the player completes 100% of the map. If not, Maria resigns Alucard to his fate, believing that she would not be able to soothe his tormented soul</ref>.
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-	Maria succeeded in convincing Alucard to stay, but he remained distant from her at the same time<ref>Nocturned of Recollection radio drama. Details in this paragraph are based on general descriptions of what happened in the drama as posted at the Castlevania Dunegon forum at http://castlevania.classicgaming.gamespy.com/forums/index.php?topic=1450.0, along with some conjecture based on those descriptions, which may turn out to be false</ref> and kept his true feelings for her hidden unless she was ever in danger. Maria knew that it would be difficult for Alucard's tormented soul to heal after killing his own father<ref>Good (but not best) ending in Symphony of the Night</ref>, and she would try her best to cheer him up. She openly showed her affection for him, but it was hard for Richter to watch Alucard seeming cold towards her. It is possible that Maria was living with Alucard in a house in the woods outside of town. About a year after the events of Symphony of the Night, Maria went into town with the intent of buying some food for Alucard, shortly after getting upset at him for not talking to her about anything and he and his imp had insulted her cooking. There, she found a letter from Richter that said that several young village women were attacked by a vampire and that he feared that it was Alucard. On her way back, she ran across two men, [[Silyl]] and [[Alexis]], who claimed to be vampire hunters entrusted with guarding the town and tell her that it is not safe and to go home. She then runs into a vain incubus named [[Magnus]] who explains what he is and tells her with glee that Alucard is evil. She does not believe him and the two fight. However, Maria's birds have no effect on Magnus and she is trapped by him, but is later able to escape. She heads back to Alucard's home and confronts him on what Magnus had said. Alucard said some things that seemed to confirm what he said and she is grief stricken and storms out. After a while, she starts looking for Alucard, but runs into Silyl and Alexis again, who want to give her some medicine (which they had perhaps acquired from Magnus), but which Maria recognizes is dangerous. The vial drops to the ground and Maria is enveloped in a fog from where she cannot sense anything. She is found by Richter and taken back home, where she recovers. Events transpire so that Alucard, Richter, Silyl, Alexis, and Maria fight against Magnus and the vampire [[Lyudmil]], who used to be a servant of Alucard but who may still hold a grudge against humans for the death of [[Lisa]] and may have been manipulated by Magnus (he also may have been the one who had attacked the village women instead of Alucard). Magnus, Lyudmil, and Silyl are killed in the battles, and Alucard is exonerated.	+	The intro opens with a young woman being attacked by a vampire and a re-cap of the events taking place in Rondo of Blood and Symphony of the Night, eventually leading into the main story, one year after the defeat of Dracula.
		+	Apparently, Maria succeeded in convincing Alucard to stay <ref>Good (but not best) ending in Symphony of the Night</ref> and the two of them are now living in a house outside town. <ref>Nocturne of Recollection radio drama. Details in this paragraph are based on a fan translation from the Crystal Sanctuary blog http://krizy.livejournal.com/ and could be inaccurate</ref> Knowing that it would be difficult for Alucard's tormented soul to heal after killing his own father, she is caring and affectionate towards him, but despite her best efforts, he remains emotionally distant.
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		+	The story itself begins with Alucard having a dream about his past and his meeting with a strange young man named [[Lyudmil]], who offered his friendship on the grounds of gratitude towards Alucard's mother, Lisa. The dream is interrupted by Maria who walks into the room to wake him up and the scene ends up in an argument about Alucard not opening up to her/not telling her anything about himself. After his imp insults her cooking and Alucard agrees, Maria heads to the market to buy food in an attempt to change their mind. There, she receives a letter from Richter about certain dark rumors surrounding their town. He seems to be especially concerned about Alucard, even though he refuses to believe he's involved.
		+	On her way back, she runs across two men, [[Silyl]] and [[Alexis]], who claim to be vampire hunters. The two warn her about recent reports on vampire attacks on women and urge her to go home.
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		+	Soon after they are gone, she encounters the main antagonist of the story, an incubus by the name of [[Magnus]] who gleefully explains to her that Alucard is evil and thirsts for human blood. She attacks him, but having no desire to fight her, Magnus leaves with a promise to meet her again.
		+	Despite what she wants to believe, Alucard confirms Magnus's words and Maria, stricken with grief, storms out.  Later, she decides to go back and help Alucard, but runs into Silyl and Alexis again. The two mention a special 'medicine', which Maria recognizes as dangerous. She tries to take it away from them and in the ensuing struggle, the vial drops to the ground. Maria, enveloped in fog, loses consciousness. She is found by Richter and taken back home, where she awakens only to discover she can no longer contact her guardian spirits. She insists on fighting at Alucard's side, despite the circumstances, but Alucard himself dismisses her and sets to face Magnus alone.
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		+	Maria follows him anyway and arrives just in time to find him losing a mental struggle against Magnus, who's using Alucard's old friendship with Lyudmil (now a vampire, under the incubus's influence and the real culprit behind the attacks in the village) as a tool to bring out Alucard's vampiric insticts. Magnus attempts to kill her, but despair reconnects her with her spirits, thus turning the tide of battle.
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		+	Witnessing Maria's brush with death, Alucard finally displays some emotion towards her. He apologizes and Maria ungrudgingly accepts it. The story ends with the defeat of Magnus and a deeply regretful farewell to Lyudmil, whom he was unable to save.
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	===After ''Castlevania: Nocturne of Recollection''===		===After ''Castlevania: Nocturne of Recollection''===
-	It is speculated by fans that Maria and Alucard could have children that could bear the last name of [[Lecarde Clan\|Lecarde]]. Regardless of whether she was their ancestor, stories of Maria's exploits were passed down through the Lecarde family and she became famous for having a power that rivaled that of a Belmont<ref>Castlevania: Judgment</ref>. When [[Eric Lecarde]] entered the timerift, he was amazed to be in Maria's presence. At some point, the Belmonts vanish completely. A possible theory is that long after Maria passes away, the [[Vampire Killer]] whip maintained a memory of her as it did with Richter Belmont, the last Belmont to use the whip before their return in the 20th century<ref>Maria is a playable character in Portrait of Ruin, which does not have any relevance to its story, but is grounds for speculation.</ref>.	+	It is speculated by fans that Maria and Alucard could have children that could bear the last name of [[Lecarde Clan\|Lecarde]]. Regardless of whether she was their ancestor, stories of Maria's exploits were passed down through the Lecarde family and she became famous for having a power that rivaled that of a Belmont<ref>Castlevania: Judgment</ref>. When [[Eric Lecarde]] entered the timerift, he was amazed to be in Maria's presence. As established in the [[Order of Ecclessia]], at some point in history, the Belmonts vanish completely. A possible theory is that long after Maria passes away, the [[Vampire Killer]] whip maintained a memory of her as it did with Richter Belmont, the last Belmont to use the whip before their return in the 20th century<ref>Maria is a playable character in Portrait of Ruin, which does not have any relevance to its story, but is grounds for speculation.</ref>.

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-	At the Tokyo Game Show of 2008, a teaser clip was shown for a new Castlevania game that will be designed for the [[Playstation 3]] and the [[X-Box 360]] home consoles. It featured a short video of [[Alucard]], with red eyes materializing a red flaming sword out of thin air, possibly the [[Muramasa]]. The japanesse text means "Embacing darkness with a cursed bloodline. He betrayed his kind & destroyed his father. A bloodstained fate", which could be hinting at Alucard being the main character of the game (all that can be determined is that it is set sometime after the events of [[:Castlevania: Symphony of the Night]]).	+
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		+	At the Tokyo Game Show of 2008, a teaser clip was shown for a new Castlevania game that will be designed for the [[Playstation 3]] and the [[X-Box 360]] home consoles. It featured a short video of [[Alucard]], with red eyes materializing a red flaming sword out of thin air, possibly the [[Muramasa]]. The japanesse text means "Embracing darkness with a cursed bloodline. He betrayed his kind & destroyed his father. A bloodstained fate", which could be hinting at Alucard being the main character of the game (all that can be determined is that it is set sometime after the events of [[:Castlevania: Symphony of the Night]]).

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Skull Crab

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	#[[Pillar of Bones]],		#[[Pillar of Bones]],
	#[[Raven]],		#[[Raven]],
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	#[[Flea Man]],		#[[Flea Man]],
	#[[Medusa Head]],		#[[Medusa Head]],
	#[[Gold Medusa\|Gold Medusa Head]],		#[[Gold Medusa\|Gold Medusa Head]],
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-	#[[Skeledragon]],	+	#[[Skeledragon]], (White Dragon)
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-	#[[Item Hunter]],	+	#[[Item Hunter]], (Alternate Name: Thief)
	#[[Mud Man]],		#[[Mud Man]],
	#[[Tombstone]],		#[[Tombstone]],
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-	#[[Phantom Skull]],	+	#[[Phantom Skull]], (Flying Skull)
-	#[[Bone Musket]],	+	#[[Bone Musket]], (Skeleton Gunman)
-	#[[Bone Archer]],	+	#[[Bone Archer]], (Skeleton Archer)
-	#[[Spectral Sword]],	+	#[[Spectral Sword]], (Poltergeist)
	#[[Captain]],		#[[Captain]],
-	#[[Flea Rider]],	+	#[[Flea Rider]], (Semler)
-	#[[Heavy Armor\|Mace Knight]],	+	#[[Heavy Armor]],
-	#[[Razor Bat]],	+	#[[Vampire Bat]],
-	#[[Water Skull]],	+	#[[Water Ghost]],
-	#[[Sword Lord]],	+	#[[Sword Lord]], (Victory Armor)
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-	'''Adrian Farenheights Tepes''' (Ţepeş), also known as '''Alucard''' (''ja.'' アルカード lit. Arukādo), is the son of [[Dracula]] in the ''[[Castlevania series]]''. As the offspring of an unnatural bond between Dracula and a human woman named [[Lisa Farenheights\|Lisa]], Adrian had special powers, preordained to be stronger than any human but not potentially as strong as his father. After Lisa was killed, mistaken for a witch, Adrian grew up under the influence of his father, whence he was taught in the black arts and molded into a warrior who would one day fight for the side of evil.	+
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		+	'''Adrian Fahrenheit Tepes''' (Ţepeş), also known as '''Alucard''' (''ja.'' アルカード lit. Arukādo), is the son of [[Dracula]] in the ''[[Castlevania series]]''. As the offspring of an unnatural bond between Dracula and a human woman named [[Lisa Farenheights\|Lisa]], Adrian had special powers, preordained to be stronger than any human but not potentially as strong as his father. After Lisa was killed, mistaken for a witch, Adrian grew up under the influence of his father, whence he was taught in the black arts and molded into a warrior who would one day fight for the side of evil.

	Adrian's existence did not come without quirks, as the gentle, human side of his mother always seemed to cloud his "better judgment", as Dracula would have put it. Before his mother's death, Adrian was by her side. Even though he was enraged, she insisted that he not take that anger out on the humans. With those thoughts forever implanted into his being, his mind always wandered as he questioned his father's intentions. After standing by for as long as he could, he broke away from his father's army and disappeared. Understanding that Dracula was going to implore his wrath on the people, Adrian would turn his efforts towards destroying his father's army, hopefully encouraging him to reconsider. Furthermore, he chose to go under the name "Alucard" — his father's branded name in reverse — to represent that he stood for beliefs opposite those of his father.		Adrian's existence did not come without quirks, as the gentle, human side of his mother always seemed to cloud his "better judgment", as Dracula would have put it. Before his mother's death, Adrian was by her side. Even though he was enraged, she insisted that he not take that anger out on the humans. With those thoughts forever implanted into his being, his mind always wandered as he questioned his father's intentions. After standing by for as long as he could, he broke away from his father's army and disappeared. Understanding that Dracula was going to implore his wrath on the people, Adrian would turn his efforts towards destroying his father's army, hopefully encouraging him to reconsider. Furthermore, he chose to go under the name "Alucard" — his father's branded name in reverse — to represent that he stood for beliefs opposite those of his father.
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-	===Appearance in PS3/XBox360 Game===	+	===Appearance in Tokyo Game Show 2008===
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-	[[Image:Castlevania_PS3_360_Alucard from trailer.JPG\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Alucard in the upcoming [[Castlevania (PS3-XBox360)\|PS3 and Xbox 360 Castlevania game]].]]	+	[[File:Castlevania_PS3_360_Alucard_from_trailer.JPG\|thumb\|238px\|Alucard in the Tokyo Game Show trailer.]]
-	A short trailer was shown at the Tokyo Game Show 2008 that shows a new Castlevania in development. The trailer shows Alucard with glowing red eyes. The Japanese text reads "He wears with him a jet black darkness and a cursed bloodline. He betrayed his kind and destroyed his father. And with him is a blood stained fate." which could be hinting at Alucard being the main character of the game. He was also shown to use his blood to spawn a blood red rapier-type weapon similar to the Rapier weapon that [[Shanoa]] is seen holding on the cover of the ''[[Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia]]'' boxart.	+	A short trailer was shown at the Tokyo Game Show 2008 that hinted at a new Castlevania in development. The trailer shows Alucard with glowing red eyes. The Japanese text reads "He wears with him a jet black darkness and a cursed bloodline. He betrayed his kind and destroyed his father. And with him is a blood stained fate." which could be hinting at Alucard being the main character of the game. He was also shown to use his blood to spawn a blood red rapier-type weapon, similar to the Rapier weapon that [[Shanoa]] is seen holding on the cover of the ''[[Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia]]'' boxart. However, with the announcement of [[Lords of Shadow]] as the next installment in the series and no further information on this trailer, the future of the project is unknown.

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	===''[[Castlevania: Legends]]''===		===''[[Castlevania: Legends]]''===
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	*'''Dark Magic:''' Like his father, Alucard can use many types of dark magic, it can be said that his powers is at least 1/2 of what Dracula's is, since Dracula trained him personally. Alucard mastered most of Dracula's own attacks such as Hellfire, Dark Metamorphosis, Tetra Spirit, and Soul Steal.		*'''Dark Magic:''' Like his father, Alucard can use many types of dark magic, it can be said that his powers is at least 1/2 of what Dracula's is, since Dracula trained him personally. Alucard mastered most of Dracula's own attacks such as Hellfire, Dark Metamorphosis, Tetra Spirit, and Soul Steal.
-	*'''Shapeshifting:''' Alucard can shapeshift into a wolf, bat, and mist to get to certain areas. With the aid of some relics, Alucard can enhance his shapeshifting, his Wolf form can ram faster than a bullet, his Foam of Mist can become a Poison Cloud, and his Bat form can fire fireballs and a destructive sonar.	+	*'''Shapeshifting:''' Alucard can shapeshift into a wolf, bat, and mist to get to certain areas. With the aid of some relics, Alucard can enhance his shapeshifting, his Wolf form can ran faster than a bullet, his Foam of Mist can become a Poison Cloud, and his Bat form can fire fireballs and a destructive sonar.
-	*'''Summoning:''' Alucard can summon many creatures via Relic Cards, such as an assisting fairy, an elemental spear wielding demon, a fireball shooting bat, a soul stealing ghost or a powerful sword.	+	*'''Summoning:''' Alucard can summon many creatures via Relic Cards, such as an assisting fairy, an elemental spear-wielding demon, a fireball-shooting bat, a soul-stealing ghost or a powerful sword.
-	*'''Swordsman skills:''' Alucard mastered a variety of weapons, but non as he mastered as his heirloom, his mother's sword. Lisa tepes Farenheit probably came from a lineage of swordsmaster or knights. He also inherit the Alucard Shield that strengthens defends against all attacks, the Alucard Armor that strengthens Fire, Ice and Thunder elemental defense, and the Dragon Helmet that scares enemies and lowers thier defences. The Twilight Cloak, from his father, Dracula increases defence and flinching.	+	*'''Swordsman skills:''' Alucard mastered a variety of weapons, but none as he mastered his mother's sword. Seeing as the sword is a family heirloom, Lisa Fahrenheit Tepes could have come from a lineage of swordsmasters or knights. He also inherited the Alucard Shield that improves defense against all attacks, the Alucard Armor that improves Fire, Ice and Thunder elemental defense, and the Dragon Helmet that scares enemies and lowers their defenses. The Twilight Cloak, from his father, Dracula increases defense and flinching.

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Aeon

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-	Aeon first appeared in the fighting game Castlevania: Judgment, as the man behind most of the events of the game. Aware of [[Galamoth]]'s plan to send the [[Time Reaper]] to destroy [[Dracula]] and change history, Aeon pulls together fighters from different parts of the Castlevania timeline, such as members of the [[Belmont Clan]] and their allies as well as Dracula himself and his allies, and puts them into a time rift. He then sets them against each other, and battles them himself, hoping to find the one with the most chance of defeating the Time Reaper. In his story, he defeats all the opponents, therefore requiring him to be the one to face the Time Reaper. Aeon manages to vanquish him, mending the rift in time and returning everyone to their respective eras. With no era of his own to return to, Aeon wanders the ages, observing all that occurs and reparing other rifts in time.	+	Aeon first appeared in the fighting game Castlevania: Judgment, as the man behind most of the events of the game. Aware of [[Galamoth]]'s plan to send the [[Time Reaper]] to destroy [[Dracula]] and change history, Aeon pulls together fighters from different parts of the Castlevania timeline, such as members of the [[Belmont Clan]] and their allies as well as Dracula himself and his allies, and puts them into a time rift. He then sets them against each other, and battles them himself, hoping to find the one with the most chance of defeating the Time Reaper. In his story, he defeats all the opponents, therefore requiring him to be the one to face the Time Reaper. Aeon manages to vanquish him, mending the rift in time and returning everyone to their respective eras. With no era of his own to return to, Aeon wanders the ages, observing all that occurs and repairing other rifts in time.
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-	* Before fighting Time Reaper: "You will pay for disrupting the flow of time! Your hour is up!!"	+	* Before fighting Time Reaper: "You will pay for disrupting the flow of time! Your hour is up!"
-	* Before fighting himself: "Well, well. What do we have here?"	+	* Before fighting himself: "Well, now. What have we here?"
	* After battle: "Right on time. This moment was pre-ordained."		* After battle: "Right on time. This moment was pre-ordained."
	* After battle: "I cannot allow that which would disrupt the flow of time."		* After battle: "I cannot allow that which would disrupt the flow of time."
	* After fighting Alucard, Dracula, Death, Golem, or Carmilla: "Immortals disrupt the flow of time, don't you see?"		* After fighting Alucard, Dracula, Death, Golem, or Carmilla: "Immortals disrupt the flow of time, don't you see?"
-	* After fighting himself " Time was on the brink of destruction, i will not allow you to destroy it."	+	* After fighting himself "Time was on the verge on being destroyed."
	* During hyper attack: "Heed me time.....STOP." "This will just take a minute."(Comments to each character) "And....... time marches on." "Right on time."		* During hyper attack: "Heed me time.....STOP." "This will just take a minute."(Comments to each character) "And....... time marches on." "Right on time."
	* During hyper attack with himself: "Heed me time... STOP. This will just take a minute. Mimicing my form will not allow you to rule time. And...... time marches on. right on time."		* During hyper attack with himself: "Heed me time... STOP. This will just take a minute. Mimicing my form will not allow you to rule time. And...... time marches on. right on time."

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==Welcome==
Hi, welcome to Castlevania Wiki! Thanks for your edit to the [[:File talk:Maria Fanart MTA.jpg]] page.

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This fan art of Maria with huge boobs adds absolutely nothing to the article and is downright offensive. Could please someone remove it?--[[User:Nquyet|Nquyet]] 16:29, November 16, 2009 (UTC)

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Death

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	Death first appears in the beginning of the game, asking to [[Alucard]] stop the attack to the castle. As Alucard refuses, he removes Alucard's equipment, and leaves. Alucard meets him again in the [[Reverse Mine]], where he asks again for him to stop. Refusing again, Death says he has no choice them but to kill him, and they fight.		Death first appears in the beginning of the game, asking to [[Alucard]] stop the attack to the castle. As Alucard refuses, he removes Alucard's equipment, and leaves. Alucard meets him again in the [[Reverse Mine]], where he asks again for him to stop. Refusing again, Death says he has no choice them but to kill him, and they fight.
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	When Nathan encounters it,it'll send small sickles that move towards Nathan's direction. Death also can release three expandable spear-looking weapons and release two green energy balls on both sides.When the player defeats it,it'll be on its second form.		When Nathan encounters it,it'll send small sickles that move towards Nathan's direction. Death also can release three expandable spear-looking weapons and release two green energy balls on both sides.When the player defeats it,it'll be on its second form.
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	Death is the first boss found in the first person fighter arcade game. He fights near the entrance to the castle. He is fought again later in the Clock Tower, before Dracula. However, he looks completely different in his second battle, ressembling to his ''Judgment'''s mechanical appearance.		Death is the first boss found in the first person fighter arcade game. He fights near the entrance to the castle. He is fought again later in the Clock Tower, before Dracula. However, he looks completely different in his second battle, ressembling to his ''Judgment'''s mechanical appearance.
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	On second thought, because this game was released with Symphony of the Night on same UMD on the PSP, we should probably use Symphony of the Night names whenever we can, and have the Japanese names in parentheses.--[[User:Reinhart77\|Reinhart77]] 00:16, November 16, 2009 (UTC)		On second thought, because this game was released with Symphony of the Night on same UMD on the PSP, we should probably use Symphony of the Night names whenever we can, and have the Japanese names in parentheses.--[[User:Reinhart77\|Reinhart77]] 00:16, November 16, 2009 (UTC)
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Talk:Shaft's Offering

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If you allow me to fanfic a little, I'd say that this could be Maria's mother. I'm sure Dracula prefers virgins, but if she had a power like Maria (tapped or untapped), that would probably work nicely. It would also explain why Dracula's forces targeted her family (I'd always assumed they just got killed randomly, but maybe not). She does kind of look like she could be Maria's mother anyways.--[[User:Reinhart77|Reinhart77]] 01:03, November 16, 2009 (UTC)

Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles

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Rondo of Blood Enemy Gallery

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	Since this game was never released in the US until Dracula X Chronicles (a time when using the original Japanese names was more common), we shouldn't use the "Old-Style" names for the enemies in this game.--[[User:Reinhart77\|Reinhart77]] 18:21, November 15, 2009 (UTC)		Since this game was never released in the US until Dracula X Chronicles (a time when using the original Japanese names was more common), we shouldn't use the "Old-Style" names for the enemies in this game.--[[User:Reinhart77\|Reinhart77]] 18:21, November 15, 2009 (UTC)
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Castlevania: The Movie

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