Die Serie spielt im späten 18. Jhdt in der kleinen Stadt Machecoul. Die Protagonisten um Richter Belmont und Maria Renard bekämpfen Vampire und andere Höllenkreaturen, als sie von einer neue... Alles lesenDie Serie spielt im späten 18. Jhdt in der kleinen Stadt Machecoul. Die Protagonisten um Richter Belmont und Maria Renard bekämpfen Vampire und andere Höllenkreaturen, als sie von einer neuen übermächtigen Bedrohung erfahren.Die Serie spielt im späten 18. Jhdt in der kleinen Stadt Machecoul. Die Protagonisten um Richter Belmont und Maria Renard bekämpfen Vampire und andere Höllenkreaturen, als sie von einer neuen übermächtigen Bedrohung erfahren.
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Having finished Season 2, I will say this, with no spoilers.
One: Every fight is won in anime style "The power of emotional friendship".
Childish, beginning to end.
Two: Whenever a big baddie must be powerful, something will always happen to rescue the "heroes".
Deus Ex Machina. Just watch it. You'll see.
Three: If you make it to the final episode (which I wonder, what kind of "person" gave it a 9) you will realize the streetfighter vibes.
I mean, just look at the IMDB picture. Trevor is basically Ryu... Also fights the same...seriously.
Other than those three points, the reactions of almost everyone make zero sense.
Just wait and see humans not reacting to the supernatural.
There are no consequences for idiocy and bad decisions.
Generally, they took the feeling of what made the first one great and shoved it in a superhero anime machine which serves nothing.
Not to mention the freaking forced messages that it tries to pass.
What is it with everyone these days... Sometimes the freaking bad guys are just the bad guys.
It's a game adaptation for crying out loud... Anyway, that is all.
One: Every fight is won in anime style "The power of emotional friendship".
Childish, beginning to end.
Two: Whenever a big baddie must be powerful, something will always happen to rescue the "heroes".
Deus Ex Machina. Just watch it. You'll see.
Three: If you make it to the final episode (which I wonder, what kind of "person" gave it a 9) you will realize the streetfighter vibes.
I mean, just look at the IMDB picture. Trevor is basically Ryu... Also fights the same...seriously.
Other than those three points, the reactions of almost everyone make zero sense.
Just wait and see humans not reacting to the supernatural.
There are no consequences for idiocy and bad decisions.
Generally, they took the feeling of what made the first one great and shoved it in a superhero anime machine which serves nothing.
Not to mention the freaking forced messages that it tries to pass.
What is it with everyone these days... Sometimes the freaking bad guys are just the bad guys.
It's a game adaptation for crying out loud... Anyway, that is all.
This show LOOKS amazing, but the storytelling and dialogue fall short. It struggles to keep an interesting pace and the characters have little to no chemistry that doesn't feel extremely forced. When lines are delivered that are meant to be strong and impactful they instead fall flat and sound cliche. It doesn't help that sometimes this show seems to be preaching to its audience instead of letting them create their own opinions. The animation is still great in most places and the fight scenes are excellent, but the story drastically suffers from my before mentioned points. Some interesting concepts are sprinkled throughout, but they are too few and far between to keep some viewers interested.
I share some of the sentiments with regard to the other reviewers. The visuals are great but the story is lacking.
But seeing as I don't know the castlevania storyline from the game, I don't care if the show is true to the game storyline.
My biggest gripe with this show is just how weak the monsters are. Vampires and night creatures are star wars storm trooper levels of useless. They are just fodder for the heroes to kill, so they have no intimidation factor.
The second gripe is related to the writing, stuff like how when one of the characters goes on a spying mission how they immediately find what they are looking for and are within hearing distance of important conversations. All this while the Vampires which are supposed to have heightened senses cannot detect that someone is following them and listening in on their conversations. That's just hack writing.
But seeing as I don't know the castlevania storyline from the game, I don't care if the show is true to the game storyline.
My biggest gripe with this show is just how weak the monsters are. Vampires and night creatures are star wars storm trooper levels of useless. They are just fodder for the heroes to kill, so they have no intimidation factor.
The second gripe is related to the writing, stuff like how when one of the characters goes on a spying mission how they immediately find what they are looking for and are within hearing distance of important conversations. All this while the Vampires which are supposed to have heightened senses cannot detect that someone is following them and listening in on their conversations. That's just hack writing.
The first seasons were masterfully crafted icons that convinced me to give a chance to all Netflix Animation originals. Upon discovery of a new season in a new setting, I was surprised it was in the works. Little did I know it did not..meet expectations.
There is nothing wrong with setting a sequel of any film or movie in a new setting. This is considered a completely natural move to explore new horizons in a fictional world.
Sadly it did not work for this series sequel, easily as it failed to meet the masterpiece of the first few seasons. The new cast of characters were literally just thrown in without any type of introductions to note. We were expected to be able to understand immediately what was the story and development. This didn't happen, I found myself questioning several parts as the episodes went on and on.
"Why did this happen, where did this happen, what is the point of this"
We all know asking too many basic questions in any film series is not a good sign.
Animation wise, Castlevania still has it down as its still one of the best points of this trilogy.
Maybe this sequel deviated too much from the original masterpiece or suffered from a lack of clarity that was needed for development.
The only reason why I am not giving a abysmally low rating is due to the possible redemption previewed at the last episode.
So let's continue to watch the next season or two of this sequel and make our judgements by then.
There is nothing wrong with setting a sequel of any film or movie in a new setting. This is considered a completely natural move to explore new horizons in a fictional world.
Sadly it did not work for this series sequel, easily as it failed to meet the masterpiece of the first few seasons. The new cast of characters were literally just thrown in without any type of introductions to note. We were expected to be able to understand immediately what was the story and development. This didn't happen, I found myself questioning several parts as the episodes went on and on.
"Why did this happen, where did this happen, what is the point of this"
We all know asking too many basic questions in any film series is not a good sign.
Animation wise, Castlevania still has it down as its still one of the best points of this trilogy.
Maybe this sequel deviated too much from the original masterpiece or suffered from a lack of clarity that was needed for development.
The only reason why I am not giving a abysmally low rating is due to the possible redemption previewed at the last episode.
So let's continue to watch the next season or two of this sequel and make our judgements by then.
Its the ride of peak and nostalgia for any castlevania fans. Waited for years and get some thing brutally amazing. Amazing moment surely caught up and season interval was adore dramatic and brutish... Some lacklustre here but ok there's lot of things should get enjoyable. And last moment surly it's a treat for who watched Castlevania previous...
But missed blody tears and dead like theme.. But got some better music top notch quality... Some Opera music has to be goosebumps but there's lacking also available...
Overal enjoyable good memorable a English anime with making stylization surely got japanese..
And voice cast is exceptional.
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- WissenswertesThis series takes place almost 300 years after Trevor Belmont & Sypha Belnades. Ricther Belmont is Trevor Belmont's 6th Great-Grandson.
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