The third season of Netflix’s adaption of Konami’s 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Castlevania franchise is back and with it two more than last season's eight episode order. What 🌺will season four get if it is renewed? Who's to say, but let's s🌺et that aside for now.
While this season could be criticized for being slow and perha꧒ps a bit aimless, the animation and choreography were right up there with the best the genre has to offer. That is to say fans of the previous two seasons and the game series should be pleased even if some of the plot points don't make sense. Just to be clear there are SPOILERS ahead.
10 Monster Baiting
The first time Trevor and Sypha are seen on screen in this season revolves them baiting monsters into their covered wagon. It's played for laughs and it is to have Sypha perform some terrible acting in order to get demons close to them𓃲.
Why go through aܫll the trouble though? Are the demons really buying it? It seems like any kind of noise would have brought them out, but maybe that is the point 🍸of the scene.
9 A Toothy Proposition
From said wagon they bring back a wolf monster. One of the vendors in Lindenfeld offers two, then three c🐎oins per tooth from the monster.
Sypha, for some reason, is against it. As Trevor points out they need coin in order to make a living. Why was she against it in the first🅠 place? She takes great pleasure killing these things so why then would it be so bad to profit off of one?
8 The Captain’s Wasted Potential 🐬 💞
The boat captain that takes Isaac across the sea is only known as The Captain. He isn't ju🦄st some unnamed character though. He might into someone because he was voiced by Lance Reddick.
Many might know him from his time on Fringe, The Wire, or to connect him with videos games, Commander Zavala from 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Destiny. Point is he is a big get that gets two episodes before disappearing. Cameos happen all the time so it would come as no shock that he never comes back, 🦋but here is hoping this isn’t wasted potential.
7 Isaac Needs Corpses
Isaac is shown to have an internal conflict in this season. Should he follow in Dracula's footsteps and vanquish humanity, or teach peopl𒈔e instead. Before he leaves with The Captain he is accosted byও guards to leave as he is carrying around demons. Soldiers are scared of demons so it is only natural for them to be skittish.
The same thing happens in the next town. After the first scuffle, no matter what his internal thoughts on change are, Isaa🧸c should have just slain the second set of t🍎roops with the first rude gesture. He needs corpses in order to carry out his revenge against Carmilla anyway.
6 The Judge’s Activities
From minute one, by his attire and actions, the Judge was suspicious. Turns out this feeling was proven right as iꦛt is assumed he has been killing children, luring them to his apple tree, for some time now. The closest Trevor and Sypha find hold dozens of missing shoes. These are the Judge’s trophies from his kills.
First of all, even with a key, why hide something so obvious in town? Two, even with bandits and mounters afoot, is no one suspicious of the Judge th✤at a bunch of kids just randomly go missing? Did no one in town really never hear📖 him bait kids to his apple tree, or follow him there?
5 Saturn’s Symbol
Another suspicious lot are the monks in Lindenf🃏eld. Trevor, Sypha, and Saint Germain are all investigating them. One of the first clues to their dubious activities involves finding not one, but two symbols of Saturn freshly carved into various points in town.
Sypha and Saint Germain know they're not anything good so why then don't they do anything about it? They don't have to immediately take the monks out. All ♌they had to do was erase the markings, which would have saved the town, or at ✃least spared them of a fiery death.
4 Saint Germain’s Safety
Speaking of Saint♛ Germain, why was he so casually sneaking around the church while the monks were around? Was he not sca👍red of getting hurt?
H൲e was a magician, but his age seems to have slowed him down a bit. Even by the end he doesn't do much fighting. For that matter, why are the monks so trusting of him? His excuses for exploring the church are pretty awful.
3 Hector’s Arc
This season of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Castlevania suffered from Game of Thrones-itis. That is to say there were a lot of sub-plots happening around the main focus of Trevor and Sypha's exploits. Mo🦩st of these diversions filled in the gaps and were interesting except for two characters: Alucard and Hector.
For Hector, this includes Carmilla and the other vampire sisters. All that needed to be shown was that they were planning something and that Hector was involved. Going back to them constantly felt lik🌳e a waste of time especially since the sisters did nothing besi♎des trick Hector.
2 Zumi And Takka’s Betrayal
As for Alucard, his side story was not so much aimless as it was confusing. As one the original three heroes, it 🌃was good to s🎉ee him make new friends and get back to life via Zumi and Takka. Here's the thing with that. Unless those two were always evil, their betrayal didn’t make sense.
Alucard, despite him being a vampire, was nothing but nice to them. Sure, he didn't teach them magic right away, or give them any cool weapons, but they couldn't have b🎃een together for more than a few days, or a week at most. Are they that impatient that their trust waned on Alucard to then attack him?
1 How Does Hell Work?
There are a few questions regarding Hell that are bit unclear. One, why did ♔Lisa, Dracula's wife, go to He꧟ll? Two, even if Sala and the other monks resurrected Dracula, why would he leave Hell if it meant leaving Lisa behind? Maybe she could have come with.
Three, Hell looked pretty tame. It even had Dracula's old house, somehow. It was in ruins, sure, but it still had some good memories. Basically, it didn't look like such a bಌad place. Where was the fire?