Netflix has unveiled the first teaser of “Castlevania: Nocturne”, an animated series derived from “Castlevania”, which will follow the character Richter Belmont, protagonist of the games “Symphony of Night” and “Blood of Rondo”.
Richter is a descendant of Trevor Belmont and Sypha Belnades, protagonists of the original series, and will be joined in the new adventure by Maria Renard, originally a vampire hunter who is introduced to the games at the age of 12 – and eventually develops a powerful mastery of spells. , of spirits, beasts and celestial beasts.
The two are part of the game “Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles” (remake of “Rondo of Blood”).
Crucial to Netflix’s original programming history, “Castlevania” launched in July 2017 as the first anime-style series created specifically for the streaming service. Well received by critics, it quickly developed devoted fans, who encouraged the platform to invest in new attractions in the format.
“Castlevania: Nocturne” will set aside the history of the Dracula era to present a storyline set in 1792, during the French Revolution, which will allow you to use the historical context to develop your villains.
This time around, the production will have no scripts by Warren Ellis (“Red”), showrunner of “Castlevania”. After finishing the scripts for the fourth season, he was removed from production due to allegations of sexual misconduct. Without further involvement with the franchise, he was not part of the development of the spin-off.
In its place, the attraction will be led by Clive Bradley, lead writer of the Icelandic series “Trapped”.
The new animated series of the universe “Castlevania” does not yet have an official release date confirmed.
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Source: Terra
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