168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Season three of Castlevania has released on🐎 Netflix, and much like the previous two, it is full of gothic horror, action, and complex plotting between humanity and the supernatural. Also like previous seasons, the show takes a lot of inspiration from the video game series it is based on🧜, using the vast world of the games to fill out much of its central plot, but as well as to craft the small details of the world.
With this, comes many Easter eggs and details that game even game fans have to keep an eye out for if they don't want to miss them. Here are ten details that you may have missed in season three of Castlevania. Fair warning, there are spoilers for the season a𝔉head.
10 Minotaur
Castlevania has many monsters in the show that are unique and others that have inspirations for their designs that can be traced back to the games, but then every once and a while a creature shows up that is lifted straight out of a Super Nintendo cartridge and put to the🦹 screen.
In one of the brief early༒ fights, Trevor and Sypha easily dispatch a group of monsters, one of which is the minotaur enemy that players face in t🧜he early entries of the video game series. The design is pretty exact, with them even sporting the same ax.
9 ꦬ 🌜 Camilla's Castle In Styria
When we see Camilla's castle it is in the state of Styria, which is actually a real state🅷 in Austria. Not only that, bu𒉰t it is the same place that the castle is located in the game series.
The castle's design actually pulls from multiple games, seeing as to it has appeared multiple times in different game entries and looked different in most of them. The show's design is mostly similar to Circle of the Moon, which f🅠eatures the castle as thဣe central location of the whole game.
8 Giant Mech 🅘 ♏
In the show, Saint Germain is trying to master the use of the Infinite Corridor, a portal between times ꦕand worlds. During a vision he has while the door is open, he sees a massive mech of some sort running right at him from the desert.
This could be a reference to the mech enemies the player faces in Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2, or maybe Germain is briefly se🍬eing the far future of 2035, which is the setting for the trilogy of later games made for the Nin💖tendo DS.
7 ⛄ Sandy Grave 💎
Piggybacking on the previous entry, another part of Germain's vision is the sight of a massive Egyptian pyramid that appears to have some level of magic runni🌌ng it. While the vision is short and doesn't show any characters or any indication of what time period we are seeing, it could be referencing Sandy Grave.
Sandy Grave is a stage is Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin where the player starts outside of a large pyramid structure. Inside you battle mummies and many other classic Egyptian horrors. Could the vision be pointing towards Portrait of Ruin's s🙈tory eventuallဣy happening in the Netflix timeline?
6 💃 ꦐ Stone Mask
In certain Castlevania video games, players can find and collect stone mas🅠ks that were used for evil rituals. Players can use the masks to get buffs to their skills and stats or to activate new abilities that do things like heal or collect more gold.
In seas🔥on three of the show, when Isaac is entering the shop where he gets the mirror to track Hector, the shop-keeper is polishing one of tꦿhese masks and puts it away on a shelf.
5 Trevo𝐆r And Sypha's Kids
In season three, it Trevor Belmont and Sypha Belnades a൩re finally involved romantically, which is not only satisfying after their relationship grew in season two but a telling sign that the world of may go on to explore far more of the video game series' stories.
Simon Belmont, the protagonist of the first two Castlevania games is the child of the coಞuple in the original games canon. Although, in the timeline of some of the other games they have different children, 🥀so it will be interesting to see how Netflix builds this family tree.
4 🦂 Mobius Brooch 🐈
When Alucard takes the two vampire hunters into the now mostly destroyed Belmont stronghold, there is a shot of an intact shelf that still has some gear on it. One item is the Mobius Brooch, from Castlevania: Lament of Innocence.
It is a vibrant blue brooch that players could only obtain by beating the game on the hardest difficulty, so the fact that it is still in nice condition in the show likely made every player that ever unlocked it sigh out with relieꦫf.
3 Legion
One of the most grotesque creatures in season three is actually one of the most famous boss✤es from the games. When Isaac fights the evil magician, who is likely a nod to the man✤y wizards that players face across the game franchise, the warlock creates a giant ball made of corpses.
The ball is a horrifying sight but is also a straight homage of Legion, a monstrous being that has shown up in multiple Castlevania games like a boss or mini-boss. Seeing it shows up in the show is quite the⛎ treat for fans of the games.
2 Monsters From Hell 🎉
In the climax of this season, Trevor and Sypha have to battle demons as they emerge from a portal to Hell. Most of the demons are taken straight from the games. Notably obvious is the lesser demon from many of the games, the fire demon and the giant Galamoth from Symphony of the Night, and the Malachi, the squid headed demon from multiple Castlevania games. T🐎he big battle is made more epic by recognizing these beasties, especially since a few of them aren't pushovers in the game.
1 🀅 A Familiar Voice 🥀
A new character in th💮is season is The Judge, and I warned about spoilers earlier so I can bring up that he is portrayed as an ally the whole season, only to be revealed to be a serial killer preying on children. That makes this detail a slightly more logical one.
The Judge is voiced by actor Jason Isaacs, who was a voice actor in Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2. Not only that, but he voiced none other than Satan himself. Maybe we shou🌠ld have been suspicious ๊the second he spoke.