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Christopher Belmont


Christopher Belmont
Japanese name: クリストファー・ベルモンド (Kurisutofā Berumondo)
Biographical information
Role: Vampire Hunter
Born: 16th Century


Character information
Appearances: 1576:^[1] Castlevania: The Adventure / Castlevania: The Belmont Legacy / Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth 1591:^[1] Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge
Weapons: Vampire Killer Whip, Sub-Weapons

Voice actors


Other information
Relatives: Simon Belmont (great-grandson), Trevor Belmont (ancestor) Illyana (wife, non-canon to the current official timeline) Soleiyu Belmont (son)
Music Theme: Battle of the Holy (Castlevania: The Adventure)
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Christopher Belmont is a vampire hunter from the Belmont clan, a descendant also destined to fight and defeat Dracula.

1 Character History
2 Gameplay
3 Notes
4 References
5 External Links

Character History Edit

Castlevania: The AdventureEdit

Before Simon Belmont, there was the legendary Christopher Belmont who defeated Dracula, who was an evil sorcerer in Transylvania 100 years ago.

Note: This story was retconned after the release of Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse, as shown in the next section and the current timeline.

Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirthEdit

Dracula is revived at full strength for the first time after his death at the hands of Trevor Belmont. Christopher Belmont picks up the whip of his ancestors and defeats Dracula again.

Note: Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth is a remake of Castlevania: The Adventure.

Castlevania: The Belmont LegacyEdit

Note: The IDW Publishing comic Castlevania: The Belmont Legacy is a parallel story to the Castlevania: The Adventure and usually not considered as a canon to the current timeline. However, at least one version of the timeline features parts of the story.^[1]

Christopher and his wife Illyana fought Dracula and his minions along with their ally, the Totoyans.

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Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge Edit

Fifteen years later after Dracula is defeated by Christopher Belmont, he comes out of hiding, kidnaps Christopher's son Soleiyu at his coming of age feast, and turns him into one of his minion. With the son's mystical powers, Dracula retakes human form and rebuilds his castle, forcing Christopher Belmont to confront Dracula once again to save his son and Transylvania.

GameplayEdit

Castlevania: The AdventureEdit

Inventory
Primary Weapons
Leather Whip	Morningstar Whip	Fireball Whip
Power Ups
Heart	Flashing Heart	One-Up	Cross of Gold	Crystal
Flashing Crystal	Valuable Coin

Castlevania II: Belmont's RevengeEdit

Inventory
Primary Weapons
Leather Whip	Morningstar Whip	Fireball Whip
Sub Weapons
Holy Water	Axe (US, Europe)	Boomerang (Japan, Konami GB Collection)
Power Ups
Crystal Ball	Small Heart	Large Heart	Coin	Meat
One-Up

Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth Edit

Christopher appears in a new fashion in the WiiWare game Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth, a remake of the original. He retains the Leather Whip to Chain Whip to Fireball Whip whip transformations. He can use traditional sub-weapons. He also climbs stairs in this game.

Inventory
Primary Weapons
Leather Whip	Morningstar Whip	Fireball Whip(w/ time limitation)
Subweapons
Knife	Axe	Holy Water	Cross	Pocket Watch
Key
Power Ups
Crystal	Heart	Coin	Money Bag	Pot Roast
Magic Tome	Magic Crystal

NotesEdit

Christopher Belmont is often thought of as one of the most obscure of the Belmont clan, even though he fought Dracula twice. To highlight this, he did not appear in The Greatest Five attack in the 2006 Nintendo DS game Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin.This very obscurity and low detail of story background is made him a choice of exploration for the IDW Publishing comics The Belmont Legacy.^[citation needed]

Christopher's trademark is his fireball whip and the fact that his whip degrades when he is hit.

He is overlooked in the 2009 Wii game Castlevania: Judgment. Simon Belmont's attentions in that game are focused on the exploits of Trevor Belmont and "The legendary three warriors" instead of "the legend of Christopher the Hero" as he did in Castlevania, Vampire Killer, and Akumajō Dracula/Castlevania Chronicles.