I still want to give your Wilbur design a flea treatment
i don’t think it’ll work, he is mostly fleas at this point :(

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I still want to give your Wilbur design a flea treatment
i don’t think it’ll work, he is mostly fleas at this point :(

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Let’s get onto some of Dragan’s night creatures! I’m curious as to how he managed to tame them, or were they made by Isaac and Hector before falling under his jurisdiction?
Anyhow first we’ve got the Flea Man! This is a classic enemy of the games and wonderfully weird and corny, which is why I’m glad the animators included it!
I have to feel bad for the Flea Men, they’re mostly a joke given their irrelevance to Trevor and Sypha. Then there’s that poor Flea Man who tries to rush ahead of everyone else into battle, only to get anticlimactically skewered for it... And the one that’s used as a meat shield against the holy water arrows! Despite being stronger and more versatile than vampires, it seems night creatures don’t get any authority nor respect among them; They really need to unionize!
Next we’ve got the trio of Dusty, Rusty, and Crusty! I love these crab brawler night creatures, and I wish we could’ve seen them return in the final battle; They’re a very unique and weird, yet fun design, especially with Rusty’s crab claws that function as arm switchblades! Love these lobster humanoids.
Spooder is a hilarious name and a fitting distortion of Spider, just like the creature itself! I love the acid blossoms it spits out through on its back, it’s so wonderfully video-gamey, and I’m grateful that the latter half of Castlevania seemed to embrace the colorful weirdness of the source material more!
These monsters are called Mad Drivers, based on the Mad Divers from Lament of Innocence!
I have to question the arbitrary name change... Maybe it’s because they don’t ‘dive’ into the ground unlike the games, instead driving the people of Danesti to Dracula’s castle? Perhaps the true Mad Diver of the show is that mummy that Trevor fights, whose abilities are much more in line with the game counterpart.
GERGOTH! I love Gergoth and he’s such a metal and gnarly, twisted design... Looking at the games, I feel like his face is less detailed in the show VS the source material, and thus less grisly for it- But otherwise this is a faithful recapturing!
And I loved the show even giving some explanation and backstory to Gergoth’s open ribs, I love this type of subtle worldbuilding for even character designs, as the adaptation gradually connects further and further to the original!
Also from Lament of Innocence are the golems, one of which is named Fist- But I like to call them Koranot after Super Castlevania IV, since that’s a unique name and reminds me of the word coronet. Again, I appreciate the show going weirder and more outlandish with rock monsters, whose stone seems to be more of a carapace to an actual flesh and blood creature within.
Finally we have the Armored Beast, from Order of Ecclesia! This one died so quickly and early in the penultimate episode that I forgot it even died at all, until I rewatched to see if it did.
HALLOW’S INK 24: THE PARASITIC PRETEENS, Master Fleabus and Miss Fleabe
"Excuse me, do you have any fruit gushers?”
“No? That’s alright then, I’m sure there’s something that gushes just as well nearby.”
(Day 24 of Bogleech’s 31 Day Horror House)
Every time a Flea Man dies, an angel gets its wings.
Me during a stream of a Castlevania III speedrun
Somewhere, in Japan...
Somewhere, in Japan, there's an elderly man, reclining in an armchair, in the back of his son's living room. He's been catatonic for years. And every time anyone tries to get him to do anything, he just bleeds from the mouth, and whispers ancient curses. And finally, the man had visitors over, and they asked, "What's wrong with your dad?" And he just looked at them, and whispered, "He's the man that put Flea Men in Castlevania".

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Fact:
No matter what you may hear, the flea man is a much worse enemy than the medusa head.
The Future of Flea Man
As some of you may know, Nat Geo has pulled the plug on "Flea Man". This was done before the show had much of a chance to gain an audience. It has been exciting to see the enthusiasm for the show grow over the past couple of weeks and we are saddened that we will be unable to build on this and incorporate some of our viewers' great ideas in future episodes.
We can't thank you enough for tuning in and sharing your love of the show. If you want to let Nat Geo know of your desire for more episodes you may tweet at them here: http://twitter.com/natgeochannel Be sure to include the hash tag #Fleaman in your tweets, please. If enough people politely let them know that they are interested in the show we may stand a chance at getting things up and running again. In either case, THANK YOU all for everything.
Second-Hand Cinema
The Flea Man (Trailer)
In this National Geographic series, Jim Kaplow takes you across America's Flea Markets to help people learn the tricks of the trade, and how to make a little money in the process. Each weekend, thousands of people flock to flea markets looking to turn unwanted possessions into cash or score a deal on just about anything — unicycles, cowboy boots, vintage items or antiques. But to Jimmy, there is a true art form to the barter and trade. Now, he takes you inside the art of the deal as he helps families decipher if they have gold or garbage and teaches them tips on how to get the highest price for their unwanted items.