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About Castlevania Season 4 – TV Series

Castlevania Season 4

Castlevania Season 4 TV Series Details

Castlevania is an American adult animated dark fantasy action horror television series created and written by Warren Ellis for Netflix, and is produced by Frederator Studios’ Kevin Kolde and Fred Seibert. Based on the Japanese video game series of the same name by Konami, the first two seasons adapt the 1989 entry Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse and follow Trevor Belmont, Alucard and Sypha Belnades as they defend the nation of Wallachia from Dracula and his minions. Additionally, characters and elements from the 2005 entry Castlevania: Curse of Darkness are featured beginning in the second season, and Alucard’s backstory is drawn from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. The art style is heavily influenced by Japanese animation and Ayami Kojima’s artwork.

Castlevania was originally planned as a film, developed by producer Kevin Kolde and his company Project 51. He joined Frederator Studios in 2005, and founder Fred Seibert agreed to produce the project there. They contracted a script with writer Warren Ellis in 2007. The project entered development hell until about 2015, and it was picked up by streaming service Netflix. Powerhouse Animation Studios joined the team and production commenced. The production team includes staff members who worked in the Japanese anime industry.

The series premiered on Netflix on July 7, 2017, and was renewed for an expanded second season of eight episodes on the same day; the second season premiered on October 26, 2018. A ten-episode third season was greenlit by Netflix and released on March 5, 2020. The series ended with the release of its fourth season on May 13, 2021. The series received critical acclaim, with its visuals, animation, voice acting, action sequences, characterization, themes and writing receiving much praise, although the pacing, particularly of the third and fourth seasons, garnered a polarized response.

A follow-up series in the Castlevania setting, Castlevania: Nocturne, is in the works at Netflix which will focus on Richter Belmont, a descendant of Trevor and Sypha, and Maria Renard during the French Revolution.

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STORY

Episodes 01

“Murder Wakes It Up”

Six weeks after the Battle of Lindenfeld, Trevor and Sypha are exhausted from continually traveling the land, slaying Night Creatures and cultists who seek to resurrect Dracula; during these battles, they learn about an elemental spirit named “Death”, who eats the souls of the dead. The two arrive at Târgoviște, where Dracula’s campaign against humanity began; exploring the ruins, Trevor finds a magical dagger. A pair of vampires named Varney and Ratko watch over the two, with Varney annoyed at their interference. Meanwhile, Alucard, having since added numerous corpses outside of Dracula’s castle, encounters a horse with a dead messenger carrying a map and summons to the village of Danesti, which require his aid. After burying the corpse of the messenger, Alucard looks in a mirror and realizes that he is “turning into Belmont” in feeling a need to meddle in other’s affairs.

Episodes 02

“Having the World”

Hector, no longer imprisoned and engaged in a proper relationship with Lenore, attempts to create a new forging hammer while secretly placing magic stones in the castle walls. While asking Carmilla to be patient with Hector, Lenore learns that she seeks dominion over the entire world, wishing to take everything from those that have taken from her. Hector finishes work on the hammer. While attempting to rest, Trevor and Sypha are ambushed by Varney and Ratko’s Night Creatures but are saved by Zamfir, the head guard of Târgoviște’s Underground Court. Zamfir wishes to recruit the pair to the local resistance, provided that she and the Underground Court earn their trust. As Zamfir pursues Varney and Ratko, Trevor pockets a glowing stone on the corpse of a resistance soldier in hopes it will prove useful.

Episodes 03

“Walk Away”

The Night Creatures bury corpses and rebuild the Magician’s city under Isaac’s direction. Flyseyes questions Isaac about his orders, who explains that he wants them to do more than what they were intended for, deciding to live his own life from now on. Varney contacts Isaac through a magic mirror and requests his help in resurrecting Dracula, but is rejected. At their campsite, Morana and Striga are ambushed by commonfolk seeking to drive them off. After she and her soldiers kill their attackers, Striga laments that she and Morana will be fighting and planning Carmilla’s war forever, leaving them unsure. Carmilla contacts her sisters and urges them to come home. Back in Târgoviște, Trevor and Sypha witness how the remaining people are malnourished and opt to investigate the city, hoping to earn Zamfir’s trust by aiding others in her place. Trevor also discovers that the magic dagger can be energized by the glowing stone.

Episodes 04

“You Must Sacrifice”

While Trevor and Sypha discuss the situation in Târgoviște, Alucard arrives at Danesti and defends it from the attacking Night Creatures. Accepting the village leader Greta’s request to act as its protector, Alucard also meets Saint Germain. In flashbacks, Germain is shown meeting his lover and with her researching the Infinite Corridor until she went missing. Within the Infinite Corridor, Germain meets an Alchemist who gives him a key to the Corridor so he can find his beloved—so long as he sacrifices everything he ever had, including his morals—also informing him that the only way to truly control the Corridor is to create a Rebis; an artificial body that is both man and woman, infused with two souls. Returning to Earth, Germain embarks upon a dark path to collect necessary items and information, until being recruited by Varney to aid in resurrecting Dracula, allying with him and the vampire warrior Dragan to orchestrate the attacks upon Danesti and other villages. Back in the present, Germain proposes moving the people of Danesti into Dracula’s castle for protection, to which Alucard agrees.

Episodes 05

“Back in the World”

Alucard, Greta, and Germain escort the villagers out of Danesti, but are ambushed by Night Creatures in the forest, although they are able to kill them and lead the people to the castle. While he is creating Night Creatures, Lenore informs Hector of Carmilla’s scheme to dominate the world, confessing that Carmilla used her the same way Dracula used Hector. Back in Târgoviște, Sypha expresses outrage at Zamfir taking food from the already-starved townsfolk to keep her own people nourished. Despite their differences, Sypha saves Zamfir from a night creature as they cannot afford to lose able fighters—however, the creature covertly plants a magical tracking stone onto the back of Zamfir’s neck before being killed. Back in the Magician’s city, Isaac and the Night Creatures move to attack Carmilla’s castle; Isaac ordering them to destroy everyone except for Hector, whom he plans to kill himself.

Episodes 06

“You Don’t Deserve My Blood”

The Battle of Styria begins as Isaac and his army of night creatures clash with Carmilla’s own. Lenore tries to drag Hector out of the castle, only to be trapped by Hector’s magical barrier. Isaac meets Hector again and moves to kill Lenore, but decides to spare both after seeing Hector offer his life for Lenore’s safety. Hector cuts off his own finger to remove the binding ring, while Isaac activates the barrier from the stones placed by Hector earlier, trapping Carmilla in her throne room. Isaac overwhelms Carmilla with his night creatures but, refusing to be killed by her enemies, Carmilla commits suicide before Isaac can finish her. Morana and Striga retreat with their forces after sensing Carmilla’s death, while Hector and Isaac discuss how they were both used as tools for leverage. Isaac establishes his own kingdom in Styria, while Hector decides to stay with Lenore. Hector is also revealed to have been secretly working with Saint Germain and Varney to resurrect Dracula.

Episodes 07

“The Great Work”

The tracking stone planted on Zamfir allows Ratko and Varney to discover the Underground Court’s location. As they plan their next move, Ratko mocks Varney as being a mere criminal and not a “perfect” vampire like himself, but Varney cryptically suggests that he’s not who Ratko thinks he is. Trevor and Sypha finally meet with the Underground Court itself, only to discover it consists of the Royal Family’s decaying corpses – and that Zamfir, having deluded herself into believing that the royals are merely sleeping, has been preparing for their “awakening” at the expense of her people’s well-being. While Sypha and Zamfir argue, Trevor finds more magic artifacts and realizes they all go together. The Court is then invaded by a horde of night creatures led by Varney and Ratko. Meanwhile, as Alucard and Greta look after the refugees in Dracula’s castle, Saint Germain secretly signals for Dragan’s hidden army in the forest to march upon the castle, bringing with them a Rebis stitched together from the pieces of multiple corpses.

Episodes 08

“Death Magic”

Trevor, Sypha and Zamfir try to defend the survivors of Târgoviște. Zamfir sacrifices herself to save a mother and child from Ratko, who is subsequently killed by Trevor using a special cross-shaped blade he took from the Underground Court. Meanwhile, Alucard and Greta lead the refugees in a desperate fight against Dragan’s forces, but are eventually forced back into Dracula’s castle. Confronting Germain inside Alucard’s childhood room, where Dracula had died, Alucard and Greta learn Germain is using the souls of those killed in the ongoing battle to open the Infinite Corridor – through which he will raise both Dracula and Lisa to fuse their souls into the Rebis, whose power will enable Germain to safely search the Corridor for his missing lover while also giving him unlimited access to the Corridor’s infinite dimensions. Alucard tries to stop him, but Germain creates a magic barrier to protect himself. Back at Târgoviște, Varney finds a magic mirror that can teleport him to Dracula’s castle and uses it to join Saint Germain. Seeing Varney flee into the mirror, Trevor and Sypha chase after him.

Episodes 09

“The Endings”

Trevor and Sypha arrive through the mirror at Dracula’s castle, where they reunite with Alucard and fight through the invaders. Dragan’s forces bring the Rebis to Germain, while Varney gives him Hector’s forging sequences to fuse Dracula and Lisa’s souls into it. As Germain prepares the ritual, Varney suddenly reveals he was the Alchemist who gave Germain the key to the Infinite Corridor – before transforming into his true identity; the ancient elemental spirit Death. Forcing Germain to compete the ritual, Death admits he manipulated Germain so as to unleash an insane Dracula upon the world again, all to feast on the endless death it causes. Trevor, Sypha and Alucard kill Dragan and his generals, reaching Germain just as he summons Dracula and Lisa into the Rebis. When Trevor uses the Morning Star whip to break the magical barrier, a repentant Germain distracts Death long enough for Trevor to destroy the Rebis with holy water and the cross-shaped blade, freeing Dracula and Lisa’s souls – though the resulting explosion severely damages the castle and mortally wounds Germain. Enraged, Death consumes the Infinite Corridor key to strengthen himself. After telling Sypha he loves her, Trevor faces off against Death alone. Although badly injured in the fight, Trevor combines the artifacts recovered from the Court with the magic dagger and stabs Death with it, destroying him in a massive explosion that engulfs Trevor as well.

Episodes 10

“It’s Been a Strange Ride”

Two weeks have passed since Trevor seemingly sacrificed himself to defeat Death. Lenore, disillusioned with being a vampire and unwilling to live as Isaac’s prisoner, makes her peace with Hector before walking out into the sunlight and allowing herself to disintegrate. At Dracula’s castle, the refugees have begun establishing a permanent settlement under Alucard and Greta’s leadership, while Sypha reveals to Alucard that she is pregnant with Trevor’s child. To their shock, a horse suddenly appears carrying an injured but still-living Trevor, who had been transported to safety through the Infinite Corridor by Saint Germain just before the latter died. Trevor also reveals the weapon he used was originally created by a wizard-turned-blacksmith as part of a “very one-sided” murder-suicide pact with God, hence why it had the power to slay Death. Reunited, the three reflect on all they survived together and look forward to a brighter future. Meanwhile, in London, it is revealed that Dracula and Lisa were successfully resurrected by the ritual and have settled into an inn disguised as commoners; while neither understand how or why the ritual restored them, they decide to remain in hiding and allow their son to live his own life while promising to visit him someday. The series ends with Dracula and Lisa together in bed, vowing to fully approach their new chance at life to build their new future.

CAST

Graham McTavish as Vlad Dracula Țepeș, a vampire who swears vengeance on humanity for the murder of his wife Lisa, summoning an army of monsters to kill all the people of Wallachia (seasons 1–2, 4; no lines in season 3)
Emily Swallow as Lisa Țepeș, Dracula’s beloved wife who is burned at the stake in Târgoviște after being falsely accused of witchcraft (seasons 1–2, 4; no lines in season 3)
Theo James as Hector, a devil forgemaster called upon to serve Dracula in his war against humanity. (seasons 2–4)
Adetokumboh M’Cormack as Isaac, a rivalrous devil forgemaster and fierce loyalist of Dracula who helps to lead his army. (seasons 2–4)
Jaime Murray as Carmilla, a scheming vampire mistress and member of Dracula’s war council who seeks to usurp him, leader of the Council of Sisters.^[4] (seasons 2–4)
Jessica Brown Findlay as Lenore, the diplomat member of the Council of Sisters. (seasons 3–4)
Rila Fukushima as Sumi, a vampire hunter from Japan using a sword. (season 3; corpse in season 4)
Jason Isaacs as The Judge, the town leader of Lindenfeld who wishes to keep peace and order in town, at all costs. (season 3)
Yasmine Al Massri as Morana, the strategist member of the Council of Sisters. (seasons 3–4)
Ivana Miličević as Striga, the military member of the Council of Sisters. (seasons 3–4)
Navid Negahban as Sala, the leader of the monks of Lindenfeld. (season 3)
Bill Nighy as Saint Germain, a strange man researching a realm known as the Infinite Corridor. (seasons 3–4)
Toru Uchikado as Taka, a vampire hunter from Japan using a bow. (season 3; corpse in season 4)
Gildart Jackson as FlysEyes, a demon created by Isaac. (seasons 3–4)
Malcolm McDowell as Varney, an egotistical vampire from London and former agent from Dracula’s Army who seeks to resurrect his master. (season 4)
Toks Olagundoye as Zamfir, the head guard of Targoviste’s Underground Court, fighting against night creatures. (season 4)
Marsha Thomason as Greta of Danesti, a swordswoman of Carthaginian descent and the head woman of Danesti, fighting against night creatures. (season 4)
Titus Welliver as Ratko, a brutal Slavic vampire warrior assisting Varney. (season 4)
Christine Adams as The Alchemist, a powerful mage who resides in the Infinite Corridor and controls it. (season 4)
Matthew Waterson as Dragan, a vampire warrior who seeks to resurrect Dracula. (season 4)

PRODUCTION

In March 2007, Frederator Studios acquired the rights to produce an animated film adaptation of Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse, intended as a direct-to-video production. Frederator brought writer Warren Ellis aboard as the screenwriter for the series. In an interview with Paste, Warren Ellis said that when he was contacted about Castlevania he had no previous knowledge of the series and discovered it was a “Japanese transposition of the Hammer Horror films I grew up with and loved”. Ellis explained how he worked with Castlevania producer Koji Igarashi to fit the film into the timeline of the series, including writing a new backstory, and how he was frustrated that Igarashi wanted eight full re-writes of pre-production material before giving approval. Ellis noted that Frederator’s Kevin Kolde, who was slated to produce the work, did not want the film to be aimed at children, allowing Ellis to use gruesome imagery and scenes as necessary to tell the story he wanted to write, something that Ellis had found restrictive in working with normal television animation.

In adapting the game for the film, Ellis did not want to make a point-for-point adaptation, but instead provide some material to flesh out the game’s world and elements behind it. At this stage, the film was anticipated to be only 80 minutes long, which Ellis knew would not be enough to tell the full story he wanted, so was able to break apart his script into a trilogy of works, each part having a self-contained three-act structure; the first part would be to introduce the characters of Dracula, Trevor, Sypha, and Alucard and with a meaningful narrative resolution. In this manner, Ellis noted that if the other two parts were never greenlit, the first work “doesn’t demand the presence of the other two parts for it to work as its own thing”. Due to the limited time, Ellis opted to drop Grant Danasty, a pirate character in the game; Ellis noted that besides “the stupid name”, he felt the pirate was misplaced in the setting and that the limited run time would not allow him to develop the character fully.

Sometime around 2008, work on the production stalled, and entered development hell. Ellis had completed his script in June 2008, and the show’s production blog had said in August 2008 that they were shopping around the idea as a theatrical release, but no further updates followed before the blog was quietly deleted.

Around 2012, Adi Shankar was approached to direct a live-action version of Ellis’ script. Shankar, who at the time had just finished work as executive producer of Dredd, said that the party was looking to make a film in the style of the Underworld films with a similar budget, representative of a small studio with large independent backing. Shankar turned the opportunity down, saying it felt “250 percent wrong”, as he had deep respect for the original game and felt the live-action version would not treat it well. Following this, Shankar stepped back from Hollywood to pursue more self-published works, stating that “the major studios were blatantly disrespecting fandom” as a reason he turned down the offer.

The show was revitalized when Powerhouse Animation Studios’s Sam Deats was able to negotiate a deal with Netflix for the production, using the existing scripts that had been written nearly a decade prior. Powerhouse reached out to Frederator to help with the show’s production. According to Ellis, Netflix was very positive about his original scripts that he wrote in 2007, and so he had to only make a few changes to fit the Netflix format while staying true to the version of the script Konami had accepted. Shankar was approached with the opportunity to produce the work, which he took as neither Powerhouse or Frederator sought to restrict his creative vision from Ellis’ scripts. Fred Seibert and Kevin Kolde of Frederator Studios also co-produce. The series was animated by Frederator Studios and Powerhouse Animation Studios and directed by Sam Deats. Trevor Morris composed the show’s music.

The show’s art style was heavily influenced by the work Ayami Kojima did for Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. They also took ideas from director Satoshi Kon’s works for character expressions and series such as Cowboy Bebop, Demon Slayer and Berserk for inserting humor among the more serious elements. The show is produced using 2D hand-drawn animation, taking cues from Ninja Scroll and Vampire Hunter D, with staff members that previously worked on Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. The manga series Berserk and Blade of the Immortal were also cited as inspiration, with one of the show’s animation directors having previously worked on the Berserk films. The production works closely with Konami, the holders of the Castlevania franchise, who helped to identify small continuity issues but were otherwise very receptive towards the work.

The first season represents the first part of the trilogy that Ellis has laid out in 2007. Ellis said that the second season, completing the trilogy, is where he had been able to deviate somewhat from the game, and has been better anticipate the show’s release on Netflix in terms of scenes and episode lengths. Shankar believes that there is an opportunity for more stories to be told borrowing from other games in the series, noting that overall he sees the series as “a story about a family and multiple generations of this family” with many tales to draw from. The production team for the second season included staff members who worked on Madhouse productions such as Death Parade.

Developing the character of Dracula, Adi Shankar made it clear that one of the series’ main goals has been to paint Dracula not as a villain, but a tragic, doomed figure. According to him: “The best villains, in general, are the heroes of their own story and the trick to making Castlevania resonate was this idea that Dracula isn’t a bad guy, he isn’t a villain, he’s just a person consumed with darkness. That first episode in Season 1 we start to see why he wants to eradicate humans. He’s not just this mustache-curling, one-dimensional villain. What Dracula is doing is not really a war against humanity. It’s more a suicide note.”

The show’s third season was greenlit by Netflix a few days after the broadcast of the second season. Shankar announced in November 2018 that he will also be leading an animated series based on Capcom’s Devil May Cry, which he acquired the rights for himself, and will make the show, alongside the Castlevania series, part of a shared “Bootleg Multiverse”. On March 27, 2020, Netflix announced they had renewed the series for a fourth season, stating on April 16, 2021, that it would be the series’s final season. On July 31, 2020, it was reported that amid a wave of sexual misconduct allegations being levelled against the show’s creator and showrunner Warren Ellis, he would no longer have any involvement in developing subsequent Castlevania series after the fourth season’s release.

RELEASE

May 13, 202

Castlevania Season 4 Download Files

E01 – “Murder Wakes It Up”
E02 – “Having the World”
E03 – “Walk Away”
E04 – “You Must Sacrifice”
E05 – “Back in the World”
E06 – “You Don’t Deserve My Blood”
E07 – “The Great Work”
E08 – “Death Magic”
E09 – “The Endings”
E10 – “It’s Been a Strange Ride”

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