Up to the last episode or two.
Liked
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Isaac and Hector's resolution. Thought Hector had the short end of the stick up to now. Don't quite agree with Isaac's logic that Hector was simply an instrument, and therefore blameless... A Nazi officer is an instrument to Hitler, are they blameless?I mean, Hector did willingly act in despicable ways until Carmella's betrayal.
Also a little confused narratively on why Isaac felt the need to attack them in the first place. He seemed happy enough simply being free, and doing his own thing out in the wild, never a hint of wanting revenge.
Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
I enjoyed season 3, especially Isaac and Legion.
I liked Isaacs arc best over the course of the entire series.
If I have a complaint, its that him fighting felt out of place. He's supposed to forge monsters to fight for him, and use supporting sorcery and cleverness, being a master warrior who looks like he could give Alucard a good fight makes him feel too OP.
Originally posted by cdtm
I liked Isaacs arc best over the course of the entire series.If I have a complaint, its that him fighting felt out of place. He's supposed to forge monsters to fight for him, and use supporting sorcery and cleverness, being a master warrior who looks like he could give Alucard a good fight makes him feel too OP.
Well Issac was only able to fight Carmilla at all due to prep work and he still used monsters. Though I haven't played the games so I wouldn't have too much context behind Issac's style either.
Originally posted by emporerpants👆
This was probably the best thing I've watched in a long, long time. The ending was perfect.
Originally posted by cdtmIsaacs' arc was the best story.
I liked Isaacs arc best over the course of the entire series.If I have a complaint, its that him fighting felt out of place. He's supposed to forge monsters to fight for him, and use supporting sorcery and cleverness, being a master warrior who looks like he could give Alucard a good fight makes him feel too OP.
Originally posted by wakkawakkawakka👆 I haven't played the game either.
Well Issac was only able to fight Carmilla at all due to prep work and he still used monsters. Though I haven't played the games so I wouldn't have too much context behind Issac's style either.
This is a great show... BUT if they wanted to start from the beginning and go to the end of the Castlevania timeline (which I'm assuming is what they wanted), then they should've started with Lament of Innocence. They make references to Leon but his story is never shown.
They could still do a flashback 2-parter or something, but man, big missed opportunity.
The lines, music, and the way Leon uses the whip on top of being the starting point of the Castlevania timeline would have fit extremely well in the show:
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Originally posted by ImpedimentYes he is, his novels aren't bad either. I particularly liked crooked little vein. Gun Machine was meh.
I'm pretty sure that Warren Ellis wont be returning as the writer since he's gotten into hot water over sexual harassment charges.A shame, really. Ellis is a top notch writer.