#demonfox38

Like, there's a subplot between Hinako and Shu about aliens invading and playing games on that. Total nod to the UFO ending stuff the series has. But, thinking about all of the spider lilies and red flowers that take over the town? That's 100% a part of "The War of the Worlds," too. Mars invading and leaving the Red Weed growing everywhere.

The UFO ending for this game does Shu so dirty it's comedy gold, lmao. I love the showa-era manga style of it.

There was nothing where the castle once stood. It had crumbled, not in any way dramatic, not the collapse and destruction Trevor had thought there would be. He thought it would feel like more. He had fought demons, monsters, the Lord of the Castle had gone farther and farther from humanity, warped and twisted into an unimaginable monster.

But what had died was an old, sad man, pleading only to see his son before he died.

It didn’t feel like a victory. He turned to his companions, the ones he had saved from the castle. A thief that still looked more monster than man. A silent mage, hiding in a robe so heavy and dark he could barely tell the being inside. A dhampir, too broken to even face his father in the monster’s final moments.

None of them looked like they had won.

And what kind of an ending was that?

So many. Every Belmont wears a pastel open collar Miami Vice pastel suit. Richter has a fucking mullet. Julius has a handlebar mustache.

Either that or they are the shithead punk types, lots of plaid and mohawks and safety pins and shit like that.

Just imagine. Eighties pop Maria Renard. Like, full Cyndi Lauper or however you spell her name. Madonna. Blue eyeshadow. That sort of thing.

Alucard with one of those giant eighties cell phones. Death with a keytar. No I don’t know why but that’s hilarious to me. Give Death a keytar 2k16.

DRACULA ON WALL STREET.

Richter didn’t notice the flinch at first. He saw it, sure, but in the haze of his anger it was just another thing in a rare fight. But after, when they were trying to calm themselves, he knew he had done something wrong.

“Of all things, breaking glass was what hurt?”