Season 4 – Castlevania

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Ana @Anocascom13 Dec 30 Amazing ending. 10/10 See more Ash P @AshParth Oct 7 Let's wrap up the Castlevania Animated Series with what everyone says that it's a solid ending. To that, I agree. It's more action-packed compared to the previous seasons while adding as much of the drama surrounding each of the characters and their respective arcs. I will try my hardest not to spoil too much of the story. But just in case, you have been warned as you are reading this review. Isaac enacts revenge originally towards Hector, who is still in Styria as a prisoner thanks to Lenore's binding spell ring, forging an army for Carmilla to exact war on humanity. Yet Isaac does change his mind and goes after Carmilla instead thanks to his conversations with Flyseyes and his journey through Europe to gain a remorseful conscience. On the other side of Europe, Trevor and Sypha make it to Targoviste, the place where it all started, finding night creatures and vampires roaming the empty streets, encountering humans who are struggling. They meet up with a woman named Zamfir, voiced by Toks Olagundoye, who is the head guard of the city's underground court, fighting against the night creatures. Unknown to them, a couple of vampires named Varney, voiced by Malcolm McDowell, and Ratko, played by Titus Welliver, gathering other vampires and magicians to bring back Dracula. Meanwhile, Alucard gets an invite from Greta, voiced by Marsha Thomason, to join her cause to defend Danesti from the night creatures while meeting up with Saint Germain, who has an agenda of his own, following orders from someone else, as it's revealed later on. Alucard does offer food and weapons to Greta and her small village until the events of Trevor, Sypha, and Alucard reunite as the final push of survival takes place. In comes Death, also voiced by Malcolm McDowell, reveals himself to resurrect Dracula and his wife, Lisa, to continue the genocide against humanity because Death needs more souls. Yeah, I'm not gonna lie, his reasoning is simple as Death can be, but keep in mind, you can't have much of Castlevania without Death, if you ask me. As far as Varney goes, I admit that I don't like him much as a villain since sure, he does reach out to recruit other magicians and vampires, but he isn't that much of a threat until that reveal. Ratko, I found more threatening since they do discover the underground court where the resistance resides and invades. It might be me saying it, but at the least, it still plays out well with its pacing and reasoning being laid out. Of course, the story plays separately with Isaac's end, dealing with Carmilla as Hector is conversing with Lenore, keeping their chemistry in check while Trevor and Sypha improves their chemistry in a more romantic way despite keeping it businesslike between one another when dealing with night creatures. Also, I have to add Alucard's side of the story since he's dealing with Greta and Saint Germain who share their side of the story. As far as Zamfir goes with her side of the story, it is insane, yet understanding her reason a little bit since it's her having little trust with Trevor and Sypha while trying to keep her people safe from the night creatures. Of course, not so much when living in fear and living in famine. Yet the payoff for each character as we're nearing the end of the series works off well for what it's worth. The endings, especially. Between sweet sorrow when parting to a happy conclusion with a reunion. With everyone having a good case of character development with one another, given enough screen time. Well, to be honest, not much with Morana and Striga, who are out for a little bit of conquest of their own, having a moment of their own being sweet. Yet when they return to Styria when their castle has been invaded by Isaac and his army of night horde, they have a moment and leave. You'd never see them again afterward. Oh, well. Parting is such sweet sorrow, if you ask me. The action and animation are easily the best as they have been. When you look between the first and fourth season, you can tell that they came so far and had to end it on an epic conclusion with a happy ending. The voice cast still goes strong, especially with newcomers. It isn't up there with the second season, yet it is better than the third season. From where it had started back in 2017, it ended on an epic note for where they would go next. I will give this fourth season eight Trevor, Sypha, and Alucard reunion out of ten. 8/10. With that, I will see y'all in Nocturne with a new Belmont and company to carry the torch. See more Michael D Sep 23 While the voice acting remains strong, the plot is a disorganized mess that pulls in too many different directions. The character of Sypha is particularly boring, which is more obvious this season. Despite the satisfying endings for everyone, getting to that point is a real chore. See more Ry H. @RyGuy Jul 23 A solid conclusion to a story that I thought had reached death but then Trevor decided to kill him too. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jul 18 10 successful episodes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ages 17 and older!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Vitor F Apr 21 Incrível, o final é emocionante demais!!!! See more Read all reviews

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