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A lot is ‘going on’ right now, I know. But were you there when Netflix dropped the Castlevania: Nocturne Season Two trailer on an unsuspecting populace? Most of us were just going about our lives, doing day-to-day things with no idea that Netflix was gonna drop a banger. In the middle of the day! This has the feel of the Drake/Kendrick battle. Arcane just did the damn thing and is still the talk of the town, then “boom!” here comes Castlevania with the heat! This is a play-by-play of the trailer, so brace yourself for lots of gifs! It opens with the team lamenting their very public defeat (the Sun is gone!) at the end of season one. Richter, Annette, and Alucard trying to get it together and consider their next steps. The priest Emmanuel looks forlorn while mourning the un-death of a loved one. Cut to: Erzebet Báthory, aka Sekhmet aka, the queen of this Euro/Afro vampire shit going Perfect Cell and giving Richtor the business off aura alone! She flexed her back muscles and had your boy in submission. Yo, Castlevania: Nocturne going off.
Erzebet Báthory (Franke Potente) flexing on Richter (Edward Blumel). Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2024
A reminder of what was lost, what remains of Tera dipping in and out of the shadows in her new form, a blur of fangs and magic. Images of a fully obscured, magically eclipsed Sun. The idea that vampires can rip and run the streets all time of day now. A roughed-up but resolute Maria, fresh off the …
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