Both the infinite corridor and St Germain were plot points in Curse of Darkness so I imagine eventually they'll get to a situation where they can play out the storyline from that game (which takes place 3 years after Castlevania 3 I believe). I don't think that will happen next season though. Maybe in season 5. Some things have to happen yet to get the characters in position.Dalisclock said:
Isn't SoTN like 3 centuries and like 5 generations down the timeline?Zeraki said:
I don't know how they would cover symphony when it's so long after the events they are covering at the moment. It seems a while until they even cover Curse of Darkness judging from the way they are building it up at the moment.Zeraki said:
The 3 way briefly had me wonder if I'd wandered into an episode of True Blood, because it felt like something out of that show. Maybe it's also why I felt that particular plotline felt so much like fillerSilentpony said:
I hope in season 4 they follow up on Sypha and Trevor's change in perspective. Sypha went from wide-eyed and hopefully to depressed and cold because everyone died and the pedophile/child murdering Judge got away with it(also 'burn my house' is the old world equivalent of 'erase my hard drive' no one ever says it who is innocent), and Trevor was actually enjoying helping people, being a hero and winning.Dalisclock said:
The only bit I thought was slightly boring was the Alucard plot (up until the end of it). All the other storylines I found pretty gripping tbh. The season wasn't as action-heavy and was more plot building, which I thought worked really well. They had to set up these things. I thought the Hector and Isaac storylines were excellent. Have you played Curse Of Darkness? Do you know roughly where all this will end up? Makes it more interesting when you know that in my opinion.Silentpony said:
I was hoping for a bit more from that arc which is one of the reasons it disappointed me. Cho was one of the vampires generals I noticed in Season 2 and was sad that none of them got any lines(other then Camilla and Godbrand) or contributed anything besides fighting in the climax battle. I was hoping we'd learn more about her and....nope, just that she's evil and fucked with humans for fun(which is basically most vampires we've seen). Taka and Yumi had the promise of "Hey, here's a couple of vampire hunters who have traveled across the world in pursuit of Cho. Maybe we'll learn something new about how Vampires are fought in Japan or what they had to go through to track her all the way to Eastern Europe" and we got pretty much nothing from that either. Honestly, only particularly interesting thing out of that Arc was the fight between Cho and the Samurai told in flashback, which was cool but didn't end up contributing anything.Silentpony said:
Awesome. I hope they write more than 1 plot this time and give Alucard a character. He's been lacking sorely these last 3 seasons.Hawki said:
Eh....? Season 3 had like 4 plots, the problem was that it would have been better served with half as many. At least cut the Alucard one, because he really didn't have much to do(unlike in season 2).Silentpony said:
it didn't really. Issac and Hector's plots were...well, not. They were pointless, drawnout, repetitive, boring and obvious. Alucard's was absurd and filler. Only Sypha and Trevor held any interest, mystery or intrigue and ultimately came to anything. The other 3 just went "[small]boo[/small]" and then stopped.Dalisclock said:
