Carmilla enters the castle and taunts Dracula | Castlevania Season 2 E2 Scene

If Nolan Grayson can have a pet, then so can Dracula

[@Tallgeese03]

"Why was this new wife of yours never turned?" Even the regular goon turns his head like "BITCH WE DONT ASK THESE QUESTIONS"

[@theothesir]

LMFAO

[@rekt_gaming823]

Yoooo i never noticed that

[@mlcg1500]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@zaelheimricht4978]

And yet she makes a point.

[@Tallgeese03]

@@zaelheimricht4978 But was it really worth the risk? She should have have known even at his weakest an army couldn't take him much less hers

[@potaterjim]

I love how hypocritical Carmilla is. She constantly wines about "delusional, greedy old men", but taunts Dracula for having a loving, honest relationship

[@Ultra_Instinct_Jaune_Arc]

I think it was more of the fact that she wanted to rule the world for herself (i think that was her intention im not sure) and the fact that Dracula was greedy enough to kill all the humans all over his wife's death. And killing all the humans robs the vampires there only source for food (or drink)

[@TheKypps]

Its because it is inconsistent with her world view so she demonises it even more without accepting it to be true.

[@defrte]

Because its not ("but taunts Dracula for having a loving, honest relationship") We see later on that her only true love is herself and her wild ambitions He relationship with her sisters were merely a means to an end But very much so for "delusional, greedy old men" She's very self righteous and that ended up being her downfall

[@TheKypps]

@@defrte Self righteous and delusional. However Isaac came out of nowhere tbh. No way to prep for that lol

[@ElderlyKoala]

I find it interesting that she complained about greedy old bitter men running the world but had she had her way and conquered everything she would have become one of those men cause she would have nothing left to attain therefore she would become bitter

[@averongodoffire8098]

I like how some of the council look like “Hm good point” while others are like “Bro we’re in the splash zone can you not?”

[@biscaynebrodie4990]

Lmfaoooooooo

[@rekt_gaming823]

Lol

[@HBon111]

LLLOOL

[@averongodoffire8098]

@@Tornado_Flame lol true🤣 me too

[@theseproblemsmatter1]

You made me almost pee bruh 🤣

[@Cloofinder]

Nice detail how he is still wearing his wedding ring. He was truly faithful to his wife, even after her death. Then Carmilla went and questions him.

[@_Spy_]

That's my favourite thing about him and the detail that stood out to me from the entire show: That he was still wearing his wedding ring. It was such a cute detail that makes me smile every time I remember the show.

[@SoulidiumHollow]

@@_Spy_ Man's a class act indeed. Loyal to the end.

[@Chase_baker_1996]

He should have disposed of her

[@rustbusts7396]

@@SoulidiumHollow erm what

[@randykenyon9863]

Ok can we take a minute and appreciate Dracula's mad restraint level for not making sloppy joe meat out of Carmila.

[@ultimateweeb482]

Well he also gave a year to wallachia, his emotional contorl is op

[@ampocalypsew3883]

@@ultimateweeb482 that is true

[@lordenel9715]

@@ultimateweeb482 uhm no he gave Walachia a year because he needed the time to build his night creature armies

[@alwaysturnonaircon]

@@lordenel9715 im pretty sure he can solo kill the whole countryside if he wanted to. So i still think thats restraint.

[@FreddieMercurytheSharkWrestler]

@@lordenel9715 He singlehandedly could’ve destroyed the country alone. But that’s too much work for a grieving husband and also he gave them a year in honor of his wife.

[@rosiequartzie2230]

I'm starting to think that Carmilla was actually JEALOUS of Dracula and Lisa's marriage. While she was forced into being a vampire and was physically/sexually abused until she snapped, Dracula loved Lisa enough to respect her wanting to stay human, and just having a loving, healthy relationship in general. Just another unobtainable thing of Dracula's that Carmilla wanted for herself

[@DamontheDemon7]

I know right? Women and their insane jealousy.

[@teniola9304]

😂❤❤❤❤❤❤.THAT'S A GREAT POINT. 👍🏻

[@simonhailom2477]

Good flipping point

[@e.johnson5649]

I'm late to the party, but that is an excellent theory

[@Janary08]

Yeah carmilla and Lisa's story are kind of parallels in that they both approached a vampire lord in search for knowledge and while carmilla got turned and broken by her vampire lord, Lisa got a nice vampire husband lol

[@baligong3592]

Say what you want, but at least this Father doesn't see his wife as a Pet

[@gamerone7390]

Omni man looks at u Say what

[@nebsam7137]

The will change in a few seasons

[@Papa_Straight]

You're stupid bringing humanity and morality And fucking comaparing it with an alien and vampire

[@suprisebuttsecksspy5958]

Omni man still love debbie as a wife he just doesnt know how to explain to mark about joining viltrum empire while dracula love his wife because his wife understand dracula more than any human.

[@Death_by_Inches]

@@Papa_Straight its actually a pretty good comparison. They're both immortals who lived for thousands of years. Marrying a mortal is rough

[@Brutalyte616]

I love how even with all of this, Dracula still isn't pissed enough to stop using his inside voice.

[@ravnemagne9598]

He is the epitome of class

[@65firered]

She was 3 seconds from remembering how he got his moniker.

[@SOTNHacked]

A true alpha man. He doesn't submit to his impulse emotions here; instead controlling himself.

[@scottgrasser9475]

@@65firered any man who gives into rage loses his superiority

[@65firered]

@@scottgrasser9475 Unless it was intentional.

[@chaywarburton3488]

I love how everyone just got so nervous 🤣

[@deathstrokecat5390]

Well he is the one who’s planning to kill the human race and she’s talking to him like she’s his preschool teacher

[@jamesjohnson8544]

@@deathstrokecat5390 not to mention he’s the most powerful of them all

[@noirekuroraigami2270]

@@deathstrokecat5390 let’s not change the fact that Dracula could rip her head off. He was just too depressed

[@dequentinyoungblood3724]

Dracula was having a whole midlife crisis that's the only reason she was still alive

[@frankiehernandez6232]

They were all thinking it but didn't have the balls to say it to his face.

[@arterdrawer9480]

"why was this new wife of yours... Never turned?" Literally everyone: 👁️👄👁️ 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀

[@ithielpitt7525]

Someone's got a death wish

[@csab8642]

Hector: *sigh* welp Issic guess we'll have to get some Night Creatures to clean up the blood again

[@Yokyle4356]

She does raise a good point

[@crystaldragon781]

@@Yokyle4356 Someone with brain finally! It's pretty impossible how she didn't was vampire if they had a child...

[@Yokyle4356]

@@crystaldragon781 that and he did not want to curse her because he love her

[@01001010010001001100]

I love how her excuse for being late is that she travelled from far away and his castle keeps moving. As if there aren't vampires from India and Japan stood right next to her.

[@chic-fil-ashouldopenonsund3623]

yeah and she's from fucking europe.

[@Stormborn_717]

😂​@@chic-fil-ashouldopenonsund3623

[@justforeverandnever6926]

Well if you considered that dracula in his blood deprived form was beating alucard,sypha and trevor without any significant damage to him, we can start to understand how powerful he was in his prime and why he was the leader of the entire species.

[@ColdNorth0628]

@@regabrielexv resistant. He can tank shots cause of him being the prime vampire. It probably would have taken more than one to kill him

[@shroud4269]

@@ColdNorth0628 more like 100 lol, pretty sure he laughed it off and congratulated Trevor on obtaining the morning star

[@royal_fn1388]

@@shroud4269 more like a 1000

[@idanderi1970]

They only won because Dracula gave up and wanted to die, if he didn’t then they would’ve probably been killed

[@DSFARGEG00]

Carmilla meanwhile wouldn't have been a match for Alucard, Trevor, or Sypha even if any of them fought alone. She got humiliated by demonic trash mobs and outfought by Isaac without landing a single blow.

[@reubenlyimo]

2:18 Hector: why is she saying these things does she have a death wish? Issac: i don`t know man, best to just remain silent and see what happens

[@funkmantim2661]

Meanwhile, in Godbrands mind:Boats, many boats, oh how many boats I could make with all the leftover wood from this war.

[@retroandgeo7973]

Isaac, learn to spell

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

Hector: Should we kill her? Isaac: Nah not yet, we'll do it when you're a finger poorer and we're both two seasons wiser.

[@rogueender3162]

Hector: Isaac! Too soon.

[@SoulidiumHollow]

@@funkmantim2661 dont forget making boats outta people to. I recall he said doing this as well.

[@justsomeguywithagoatee8337]

*If her question was asked at any point within the year Lisa died and Dracula was still pissed, the servants would be cleaning her off the walls and floor of this room for a week*

[@a.name559]

lmfaooooooooo

[@SoulidiumHollow]

Week? More like a stain they couldnt clean up it was that badly smeared into the stone walls ever lmao. Plus he'd prob keep her there as an example not to cross him. Keep in mind he put peeps on sticks that angered him in the past.

[@leirelarrakoetxea5747]

Clean? There would be nothing left to clean

[@SoulidiumHollow]

Yea knowing Drac if he hadnt reigned in his temper, she'd be incinerated. Keep in mind what he did when the Belmont trio angered him.

[@Grinningfartking6969]

this copy pasted on literally every single one of these videos yall need better material

[@_Zabbor_]

Carmilla playing a dangerous game, Dracula could clap her ass in half a second and no one there could stop him if he wanted to and she'd be unable to do anything about it herself

[@Aki-kh2qe-StreetKidZZZ]

Yes but that would waver the loyalty of the others, especially since they already did waver after he appointed two humans as vampire's leaders. He wouldn't risk it so her choice was sound.

[@FacelessJester351]

@@Aki-kh2qe-StreetKidZZZ I'm not sure about that. Vampires tend to respect dominance over rationale (at least the generals do). Killing an outspoken general might have pushed them all back in line, fearing abandonment would lead to their own death.

[@theHedgex1]

She was a councilwoman. Not a general. They would see him as less noble yes but wouldn't do a damn thing about it.

[@funkmantim2661]

I think none of them could even if they all jumped on Dracula together, pretty much all of them lost to Alucard, Trevor and Sypha, and then Dracula pretty much was decking them easily until he was snapped back to reality. It might not of been a case of "if" they wanted to do anything but a case of "how" they could do anything anyways, everyone except maybe godbrand probably had some idea of how screwed they would be trying to fight dracula over the war, so best they could really do is keep their mouths shut and do as they were told or risk dying sooner.

[@thalmoragent9344]

@@funkmantim2661 Yep, and Isaac and Hector would've been a hassle for them too. All 3 would've mopped the floor with anyone in that room 😅

[@jordannickles6114]

That face she makes at the end makes me think this was a gamble for Carmilla. She knew there was a chance that Dracula would kill her dead but she took the risk to establish her superiority to everyone in the room Edit: Some of y'all need to chill. Yeesh.

[@averongodoffire8098]

Still... big fucking gamble being just short of being turned into ground hamburger meat🤣

[@CC3E427]

Definitely a gamble. Dracula could have painted the floor with her, but her gamble paid off and ultimately allowed her a chance at conquering the world. Well played 👍

[@tek512]

@@CC3E427 What it actually allowed her was the chance to get her country's entire military destroyed in a poorly executed, ill-timed attack on Dracula's castle. Later, once Hector had built her a new military, she ended up being killed by Isaac - by a *human.*

[@CC3E427]

@@tek512 She had a chance, but she squandered it for sure

[@Mithras-jp4jp]

@@Elektrikkiss Exactly! She didn't know the trio would turn up and ruin her clever holy water trick.

[@borneyesterday206]

I love the sheer restraint shown here. It really was a gamble and we as the audience know that even in this state Dracula is in a league of his own, separate from his species. He could kill everyone in that room and they could do nothing to stop him, so the sheer audacity of someone to walk in far later than they were summoned and question or mock him in front of his entire court, is almost admirable. It could have very easily blown up in Carmilla’s face but she still chanced it, a perfect representation of her ambition.

[@Yokai_Yuri]

Exactly, Dracula is just stupid powerful, even in his fight against the heroes, dracula was massively holding back thanks to Alucard being one of the enemies.

[@argon2423]

@@Yokai_Yuri And he wasn't even at full power, due to lack of blood.

[@arikutin1032]

​@@Yokai_Yuri and he didn't even lose. He just gave up after realizing he was about to off his son.

[@waves2378]

GodBrand knew that Dracula was very weak right now without the blood, but he seemed to sh*t himself at the thought of taking him on. There’s no doubt that whatever he would have done to Carmilla would be so brutal that this show would have gone from being rated TV-Mature to X.

[@TowerofAboveandBelow]

She chances it because she probably was told of his condition. Depressed and barely moving. And she calculated correctly, luckily for her and the room. The insolence in the room should have prompted Dracula to snatch off several heads.

[@Damodred_Heiress]

Not gonna lie...the first time I watched this I thought Dracula was gonna smack her across the room.

[@thibaultyazeze1866]

Everybody in the room was thinking like you.

[@deooptimomaximo9843]

i WISH he did that

[@icoolestcapn3452]

That would’ve been so funny tho lmao. Unfortunately, Dracula’s emotional restraint is god level

[@nkhan4813]

I was hoping for that

[@masteryoda2544]

@@icoolestcapn3452 That didn’t stop him from going on a rampage against humanity

[@matthewschincariol4619]

When Dracula says “I will speak with you ALONE,” I got chills. So, so venomous

[@SoulidiumHollow]

Others to themselves: Ooooo damn. Do NOT want to be her right now.

[@Alphadog1able]

For me it was the calm but clearly furious “what did you say..” then his eyes turn blood red bro, goosebumps. Even I wasnt sure what was gonna happen here haha😂

[@waves2378]

The way I see it, everyone in that room knew that they may not see her walk out of that room again. Especially because she pushed the “human Lisa” button.

[@samuraicupcake289]

Spoiler warning Little did Carmilla know, that the true danger to her life was not sitting in front of her, but standing not far to her side, armed with a simple dagger.

[@MeaningYT]

“The least interesting man in Dracula’s castle” too

[@danrav9205]

@@MeaningYT that’s so true 😂😂😂

[@NecrIon79]

A simple dagger? I think it was quite special.

[@adabujiki]

Lol that's my nigga right there Ayeeee

[@supervisorjd4458]

Damn right

[@KayKwasa]

Dracula was understandably upset with Carmilla

[@jacksonjackson3561]

Well I'm surprised that dracula didn't crush her head for that

[@nomadhakunamatata5793]

@@jacksonjackson3561 same it was clearly a power play.

[@mokeish]

Drac dont play

[@MagusKali]

@@Elektrikkiss totally thought you said it was a "Vlad" question lol

[@giomartino6]

Dracula could've literally smeared the inner walls of his war room with her blood in the blink of an eye

[@FoxNHound]

“Why didn’t you ever turn this new wife of yours?” I dunno Carmilla-maybe because she never asked/never wanted to be a vampire and Dracula respected that as her wish because he had a healthy, loving, functional relationship with his wife?

[@natman2939]

in fairness, to vampires that's like marrying a pet pig that you had the power to make human. Marrying them in the first place is weird enough but not making them human is even more bizarre.

[@bangtwitterandtwicetagram830]

@@natman2939 I understand your analogy, but I feel like there is some nuance between a vampire marrying a human and keeping them human versus marrying a pig and keeping them as a pig. Also, this series had talked about the philosophy of vampirism quite a bit. Perhaps Dracula didn’t want Lisa to live the life of a vampire, even if it does mean she will naturally die much before he does? Sorry if this doesn’t make sense I’m typing quite rapidly lolll

[@TheJessy8888]

@@natman2939 a pig doesn't speak, doesn't debate on science and philosophy and above all, a human wasn't a pig before turning into a human! So a human has little chances of falling in love and wanting to share his life and dreams with a pig!

[@princeteall2833]

@@TheJessy8888 this is exactly how Carmilla sees Dracula having a wife. She's a powerful vampire so humans are the same as livestock, so she feels that there's no plausible reason as to why the king of darkness would marry a literal replaceable little thing.

[@FoxNHound]

@@natman2939 I understand kind of what you’re getting at-But Lisa isn’t a pig-she’s capable of her own thoughts and feelings and goals. She’s a human being. Plus, I think part of what Dracula loved about her was her humanity. (Plus he used to be a human too before he became a vampire, so I think maybe Lisa also reminded him of his human years)

[@mrx4022]

I love how everyone in the room collectively went, "Holy Sh*t did she really just ask him that?"

[@Limrasson]

Carmilly: *keeps talking* Everyone else in the room: "Why do we hear boss music?"

[@waves2378]

Not just boss music, FINAL boss music.

[@JnEricsonx]

2:19, Hector and Isaac like, "Maybe we should go a few miles from here, we might be outside of the explosion then."

[@ravnemagne9598]

Fuck the explosion, I would be worried about the splash-zone that Carmilla will turn into. She would probably stain her own castle

[@strayed1615]

1:58. Not just the attending vampires and forgemasters felt that change. The *castle* felt that.

[@averongodoffire8098]

The air was so thick with tension they were wondering if they could spread it on toast

[@vexjaeger4314]

Issac and hector are like “damn the bitch actually said it... maybe we should take a step back

[@raspherion]

"Why was this wife of yours never turned?" *Glass shatter noise* I um...I just remembered, I gotta go feed the blood, thing, back home! *Starts running away*

[@adriantepes4355]

*glass shatters* what is a vampire? A miserable little pile of secrets! But enough talk....HAVE AT YOU!!!

[@Spoopball]

It's never explained (in the show) how Dracula became the ultimate vampire, but season 1 & 2 do a very good job of showing the audience no one stood a chance as against him. Godbrand even says that Dracula wasn't at his best and hadn't feed for days, yet Godbrand still wouldn't think of trying to fight Dracula. The only hint at Dracula's past is the picture of Leon Belmont in Trevor's family hold (season 2), which suggest the storyline from the game [Castlevania: Lament of Innocence] was canonical, and Dracula was friends with Leon before the whole vampire thing.

[@SoulidiumHollow]

I played that game on the ps2, it was friggin good for a Castlevania game at the time along with Symphony of the night. The ending legit shocked me after I kicked Walter's ass around the throne room.

[@robonaught]

It could be possible in the show that Dracula and Leon were once both friends but I doubt it played out exactly like in Lament Of Innocence. Since Dracula became a vampire through trapping Walter's soul within the Crimson Stone and how Death obeys him because he holds the Crimson Stone. Since there's no evidence of the Crimson Stone existing in the show and how Season 4 shows Dracula and Death are not buddies because Death wanted (and possibly also manipulated) Dracula to commit genocide so he could feed on the spirits of everybody who died.

[@saphirashah6266]

Lisa was teaching Dracula the ways of humans, to walk the world as a man, live as a man or at least tolerate men. How would she do that if Vlad turned her? I think Carmilla didn't realize that it was Lisa who was turning Vlad into a human. Asking him to travel, painting rooms and making toys for their son, mingling with people, that's how he met Issac and Hector. Lisa wanted to make DRACULA better, and would have been successful, if she hadn't died, sadly.

[@FannyPackMan100]

And it would have been the greatest accomplishment by any human in the whole series, to turn the fucking Devil into a human who cares about man.

[@raptorlewis273]

More like reminding him of his humanity. He renounced it over the death of his first love while he was fighting in the crusades. Her death drove him mad and renounce that humanity and become an immortal vampire lord. Hell, he even went as far as to betray his best friend Leon Belmont.

[@tibo6749]

Good news. She succeeded in the end.

[@seandeans1279]

You could literally see all of her hard work come undone during the scene with vlad and the old lady when he found out what happened. Lisa even begged them not to kill her for HIS sake. "Please, don't make him kill you all. He's come so far!!!"

[@hellboy19991]

@@seandeans1279 You can see glimpses of his humanity throughout the season. The final fight as the obvious big example.

[@josephdenson3323]

Carmilla is a good example of what control through fear rather than respect brings. Once she saw Dracula starting to lose power she wanted to strike at him or scavenge any resources she could instead of rebuilding his power. Meanwhile, Issac was ready to kill anyone that might outright betray Dracula.

[@TheMinuteman]

Realistically do you think carmilla respects anyone but herself?

[@Desiderium]

1:13 SKYRIM JARL POSE

[@thalmoragent9344]

This is how Harkon should've been, more menacing, more cunning, less... generic and boring really

[@joaquinlepiz3858]

@@thalmoragent9344 yes, the dawngurd DLC story was dull and dry.

[@AncientSavant7572]

@@joaquinlepiz3858 Even if it gave a greatly needed upgrade to being a vampire.

[@TheTruthIsGonnaHurt]

Lenore: Carmilla, maybe I should go speak with Dracula? I am the diplomat after all. We don't want any more....incidents. Especially after the Wolf People. Carmila: Oh Lenore, I can be diplomatic too. I will go to Dracula's Castle and offer our assistance. Carmilla: dRaCula, wHy wAs YoUr wIfE nEvEr tUrned? Lenore: (Face Palm) Striga: I am not liking this plan. Morana: Oh Fuck. It's the Wolf People all over again.

[@lonerider4164]

You know, after meeting the vampire quartet in season 3, it would've made more sense for Lenore to go; she'd have been more capable in reasoning with Hector and definitely would've treated him better given the plans they had in motion. Heck, even Striga would have been more qualified to go than Carmilla because she's a general with the combat strategy and strength to boot.

[@vandnasharma6934]

@@lonerider4164 striga have the strength but she thinks more like a warrior so she wouldn't have been any help here Lenore on the other hand would have really changed the tides

[@TimberlakeTigerGirl]

​@@vandnasharma6934 So why not send both? Striga can strategize the war effort and Lenore would handle getting more allies.

[@vandnasharma6934]

@@TimberlakeTigerGirl yes that could have been an option but in the end . The only suggestions Dracula was upto were from either hector or Issac

[@starfishhugger6232]

I remember when I first watched this I could not, for the life of me, tell if Carmilla was just that balsy or just that stupid.

[@Lavamario1]

I would say ballsy, but mostly insane.

[@asuraXTC]

She wants to die the same as Dracula lol 😂

[@averongodoffire8098]

Bit of both She’s clever for sure but really... really arrogant and vain

[@joshua.dmurphy8643]

Carmilla: why did you not turn your human wife Everyone else: you know, the sun's rising We're going to bed

[@MellowSquash]

Dracula could have painted the castle red with her blood and chose to talk in private, the restraint on this man Truly built different

[@leonides1527]

Carmilla: calls Dracula's wife "a pet" Everyone: OH HEAVENS LOOK AT THE TIME!

[@naturalone6529]

Carmilla: "And why was this new wife of yours never turned?" Dracula: *resists the urge to reduce her to a Jackson Pollock painting*

[@erik299188]

Carmilla: "Why haven't you turned her?" Tepesh: "How about I turn you to ashes?"

[@ycleptubi8935]

Dracula was about to go Demonic Megiddo on her ass... Problem is that he would have killed everyone else in the room too.

[@concept5631]

Why?

[@MrShisuto]

@@concept5631 Dracula is already pretty unstable. Going into a blood rage right then and there, he would have killed her and anyone close by and there would be no one who could stop him.

[@concept5631]

@@MrShisuto Fair enough.

[@65firered]

@@MrShisuto I don't think he would have killed anyone else or need to. He would have done it swiftly and reminded them of their place. If there's one thing this scene proves it's that even when completely enraged he maintains control.

[@MrShisuto]

@@65firered true

[@synergy8879]

i love how everyone went “bitch we don’t ask about that”

[@spaghettiwithasaltysauce]

I just love how everyone went quiet when he asked why he never turned his wife into a vampire and were like "OH GOD OH FUCK"

[@captainkg5910]

As we came to learn in Nocturne, there's a very damn good reason Dracula opted not to turn Lisa: turning someone into a vampire is a painful and dehumanizing process, and Vlad did not want that for his beloved, even if it meant she would one day die.

[@1213kira]

I love Godbrand's facial expression as carmilla enters the castle xD

[@ShadeHeart94]

I did not notice that XD thanks haha

[@MrMcp1995]

I love how Carmilla talks like she came from so far away when Styria is in Austria, which is practically next door to Wallachia. Meanwhile Dracula's generals from India and fucking JAPAN made it there before her.

[@TheTruthIsGonnaHurt]

00:32 - *Cho the tyrant of Japan, a vampire to be feared, is threatening Godbrand, and he gives zero fucks.*

[@IamGourabDas]

All of them vampire leaders got nervous all of a sudden...

[@pyrs201]

"I said *Gaaasp* I said CEASE!" I love how he was about to snap at them because of thier arguments

[@adriantepes4355]

Had he snapped the entire room would have probably been filled with the monsters of hell feeding on the corpses of dead vampires XD

[@Nakare82]

Carmilla: Why you didn't turn your wife? Think Dracula, THINK!

[@ppikach64]

Hahahaah

[@TristenApblanc]

The look on Isaac and Hectors faces were " If he doesn't kill you we will."

[@user-sm6gn3nl6o]

And they did exactly that!

[@CidGuerreiro1234]

Gotta give it to Carmilla, the room went silent when she walked in.

[@spyingonyallteacup2744]

She is a queen and a ruler herself

[@oceanberserker]

@@spyingonyallteacup2744 Ha! In a pig's eye.

[@spyingonyallteacup2744]

@@oceanberserker the show is about a stupid vampire king and his pet bitch she gave the show style as did issac if this two characters were gone the show would be shit

[@infernovski1235]

Don't give her too much credit, they just didn't have enough voice actors for the entire council.

[@CidGuerreiro1234]

@@infernovski1235 Goddamnit, hahahaha.

[@Taekwon.]

Hector lookin like: *I think I left the oven on in the kitchen* 👽... bai

[@dadkwashere]

Isaac: my lord, allow me to handle this snake. Meanwhile, have a berry. Hector in his awesome voice: I'll help too

[@deooptimomaximo9843]

HAHAHAHAHAHAH that have a berry part!!!!! i could imagine him actually doing it too hahahha

[@Igarappappa]

I think the only reason Dracula didn't kill her was because doing so would only alienate his Generals more than they already are. Not that he cares what they think of him, he wants them to follow orders and they'll be less likely to be loyal to someone who just snaps and kills an underling (rude as she's being). It'd be as if he's confirming her accusations.

[@justalonelywriter4852]

Bruh if I was Dracula, Carmilla would have been dead on the floor, props to him for his restraint.

[@tek512]

I think she may have just saved the lives of every vampire in there. Didn't realize it when I watched it before, but he was definitely about to murder everybody in that room not named Hector or Isaac. And he could've done it, too - even half starved.

[@Mithras-jp4jp]

He wouldn't have done that.

[@decimation9780]

@@Mithras-jp4jp Just to prove a point? He most definitely would have done that.

[@Mithras-jp4jp]

@@decimation9780 No, he needed his Generals - Dracula was frustrated of how the war was turning out - His generals already had low loyalty and even disobeyed him - he needed their armies and the council, not to mention - the issues that were brought to his attention beforehand - Carmilla brought this all up which did prov her point - she used this as her advantage to find out who she could use as leverage, what else is leverage, his weakness on needing the council, the loyalty of the other generals - all of these things Carmilla discovered by that one act and used the advantage of his need to predict she would live - That's the whole point Carmilla was still standing - he needed the allies - if he didn't they all would have been dead long ago.

[@Damodred_Heiress]

@@Mithras-jp4jp Dracula was far from reasonable or sane after Lisa's death. If his Generals angered him enough then I highly doubt that he would have an issue brutally murdering them all.

[@Mithras-jp4jp]

@@Damodred_Heiress Yes, but that doesn't mean he's an idiot - his generals had a lot of need to his plan - He wouldn't let his emotions risk not getting his revenge for Lisa - That ws the whole point of this - He did everything for Lisa if he killed his Generals he might as well let the humans live happily and stomp on Lisa's ashes while they're at it - He was angry with them but he was no fool when it came down to his overall plan.

[@kiritsuguemiya1007]

I love that Carmilla is voiced by Lila from Dexter. Perfect choice for a VA.

[@TheMarionick]

I love how Dracula makes enemies of both his own kind and humankind all because of a human woman

[@uniunicorn3332]

That human woman was his wife

[@ac98521]

1:58 other generals alarmed and clearly afraid 2:11 waiting for Carmilla to be disintegrated/dismembered 2:17 Hector sweating profusely signaling to Isaac to be ready as they understood what might happen 2:21 Dracula amazingly controls his anger to keep his army in tact

[@godgus1863]

I don't know if part of Dracula's origins from the games are in the series, but notice how Carmilla said "new wife of yours". That's kind of hinting that Dracula already had a wife before.

[@mikhailthegreatestdragon3627]

Yeah, he did have one before becoming a vampire, it was her death that made him become a vampire

[@saichandra5269]

He did have a wife before. His first wife died because of an illness so he became a vampire through alchemy to spite God. Fun fact: the first Belmont (the first monster hunter) and Vlad were friends.

[@SoulidiumHollow]

You can find this lore I believe in Castlevania Lament of innocence for the Playstation 2. After all they show Leon Belmont in a painting from official artwork from the game itself in the show when they go to the Belmont Estate library.

[@TheSleepingSeer]

To elaborate on what the others here have already said: Before he was Vlad Dracula Tepes, he was Mathias Cronqvist, a brilliant war strategist in the Middle Ages. While he was fighting in the Crusades, his first wife, Elisabetha, passed away. He suffered a crisis of faith and turned against God, as Mathias blamed Him for the loss of his wife. Mathias manipulated his friend, Leon Belmont, into stealing the soul of another vampire, Walter Bernhard, with an item known as the Crimson Stone. Doing so gained him the allegiance of Death. He revealed to Leon that he forsaken God over the loss of his wife, and that he would continue to curse God unto eternity. It was here that he changed his name to Vlad Tepes, and it was also here the the Belmont clan first vowed to destroy Dracula. How much of this is canon in this show is unknown. Not much of it seems incompatible with this continuity, though, and the following history of Dracula - his marriage to Lisa, them parenting Adrian Tepes, and her burning at the stake for practicing medicine leading to Dracula's war on humanity, the world, and God Himself - more or less is what happens in the show.

[@SoulidiumHollow]

@@TheSleepingSeer Man I love this series, feel like booting up Lament of innocence when I get my ps2 hooked up again. It's also wicked to see fellow Castlevania lurkers sharing lore from the past games. And with the way this adds up I would not be surprised if this is the canon lore they snuck into the show. If not that's ok, it's still a good head cannon.

[@hentaisenpai5699]

God i fucking love her. Best character in the show and you cannot change my mind

[@themuseofptolemy7221]

Besides Carmilla’s guts of steel, I do think she has a point about why Dracula never turned Lisa into a vampire. He says he hates humans so much so why did he never detest that part of her? I think it’s possibly to do with the fact he likes her humanity. Wasn’t he also saying to someone in his study that “So many of my people think the same”, and that’s when I realised that he never turned her because he enjoyed the simplicity of her nature as a human who thought differently to his vampirekin. Idk though, it’s just a thought.

[@bluememe4652]

Your Actually right, he fell for her kind hearted, human heart. I think

[@BCWasbrough]

I'd like to think that she asked him not to turn her, and he loved her enough to honor her request.

[@PeachDragon_]

Rewatch the show. He didn't hate humans. She made him like humans. Once she was killed is when he hated humans. Also, i doubt his wife would've wanted to be turned, dracula was living a normal life just for her.

[@themuseofptolemy7221]

@@PeachDragon_ I said that already. He enjoyed the nature of her humanity and the fact that she was simply a human. In his grief and mourning, he unleashed the demon army onto Walachia and the rest is history. I don’t think she “made” him like humans, I think there was a part of him that wanted to like humans and she gave him an opening to explore humanity. He had some fondness for humans & we see that also with Isaac and Hector too.

[@Demiinew]

Maybe because he loved her for who she was and didn’t want to change her?

[@Max-jn5sp]

I love how everyone wants to step back the second she asked the question, Like they all knew they were in perimeter of immediate death aimed at her

[@QilinRider21]

"why was this new wife of yours never turned?" everyone's attention just perked up.. love that moment.

[@kirbytheotaku737]

I love that deep drum beat after she asked him that. Everybody looked like they wanted to leave.

[@anthonypittman6443]

I can’t help but think “YOU GOT UNO U IDIOT” when Dracula gets angry

[@sarafandii5723]

The amount of self control this guy has!

[@djholidaytv414]

Crazy how when his eyes turn red you could hear the engines in his castle

[@stevenirizarry1304]

Carmilla walking through that door may have saved all of those vampires from being turned into filet

[@angmak7731]

It's good for everyone in that Hall that Carmilla entered when she did because Dracula was a moment away of disciplining his court himself.

[@hellguard2629]

If in the game dracula will teleport but in the series dracula just walked...

[@nomadhakunamatata5793]

one word... Lisa.

[@FacelessJester351]

Dracula in the series was also blood-starved. He was at a fraction of his true power.

[@nomadhakunamatata5793]

@@FacelessJester351 didn't seem to effect him when he was beating the shizzle out of his son.

[@theHedgex1]

Think how powerful he would be if he wasn't blood-starved.

[@hellguard2629]

@@theHedgex1 he would definitely kill carmilla in front of his generals ahah

[@Yung94Man]

The only person that had the balls and bravery to ask a question all of them were wondering. But she’s insane for touching such a subject like that knowing what that human meant to Dracula

[@xinhokage9879]

Shows how intelligent Dracula is here. He knows she wants him to lose control or get him to go wild but instead he just says "attend me".

[@iantkach6640]

I'm rewatching the series now that Nocturne has a release date, and I gotta say... huge respect for the balls it must take to roll up to the castle, essentially months late, and immediately going "Hey bro, remember your dead wife? Why didn't you turn her when you had the chance, DIPSHIT?"

[@anderplays6460]

The best thing about this is how dracula himself is shown to be unable to quell his generals' squabbling. It's pretty obvious that while everyone in there fears him, nobody actually respects him. They already decided Ol' Dracula was senile and delusional, and were already fighting for power over his corpse even before he died

[@johng7003]

It is kind of ironic I think that just like Carmilla had said,that she was always abused (in more ways than one,one might guess)in her human years by powerful old men(kings,dukes etc) but here in this scene she also nearly escaped getting killed by an all-powerful old man.

[@djdocdragon428]

Dude you can tell Hector and Isaac felt the tension in the air rising real quick at 2:16

[@goreysins]

Dracula is the type of husband that will defend his is lady name in life or death

[@digimonalvatrax2738]

This is like a father king and a spoiled daughter

[@AdamH7]

Bruh I felt like Hector and Isaac staring at eachother nervously. The tension 😬

[@Nightshift10000]

I absolutely love Carmella’s entrance in this scene. She doesn’t give a fuck, & She makes it clear She’s need & an asset to Dracula & His Warcouncil.

[@kushminister5137]

i understand there needed to be carmilla character development and all that because she truly was a pivotal role but i wouldnt have batted an eye if vlad snapped her up right then and there and be done with it

[@VoiceMessage-xb6wl]

I personally think that Carmilla was playing very dangerous but clever game with this question. Why should vampires go to war because of the mere human? I think all vampires here had the same question just in their thoughts. That’s why Dracula didn’t kill Carmilla instantly but decided to talk to her privately

[@clarenceivjohnsoniv2005]

If the dream team of alucard, Trevor, and sypha couldn't stop him, how in the heck does Carmella stand a chance lol

[@adriantepes4355]

And even with that hellish physical power of Alucard (and magical too) and the whip tailored to kill the creatures of hell Dracula was literally unfazed.

[@superdarklink]

I mean, Dracula could've easily switched that on her. "You see, I offered her the chance. But unlike you, she was a beautiful soul who wanted to help humans, not hurt them. So she declined, and I actually loved her more for it. So really, that makes her better than you or I, Carmilla.

[@lilblock3564]

Yeah what a good Idea to declare your love of humanity infront of a room of vampires who hate them.

[@jeremiahwillis1834]

@@lilblock3564 he is the strongest one there, they can't do shit

[@lilblock3564]

@@jeremiahwillis1834 Your point? He needs the vampires to wage war on humanity hes not gonna kill them

[@ghostbl33d65]

I mean, it would be kinda weird to say that you loved her for not wanting to hurt humans literally after dragging out all these vampire generals to a war against them. Carmilla would just use that statement against him. A better one I think would be "because she did not wish it, and as a better human than most I appeased the delusion as her reward. Now that she's gone, by the hands of the other humans no less, i have no more reason to tolerate their insolence. " Which, tbh would have been a half lie because I think Dracula did love the nurturing side of her but it would have been a better deflection to Carmillas attempt to deligitimize the war.

[@kresovk5]

@@lilblock3564 They don't hate them, it was discussed in same episode. They just view them as food, nothing more and nothing less. Dracula, Hector and Isaac on contrary showcase disgust towards humanity as they have experienced negative sides of it. That's why rest of the vampires want them around after, while Vlad wants them gone.

[@seanjackson4228]

I love how she "goats" Dracula and the other vampire lords; Dracula's comments afterwards confirms his need for Carmilla

[@erickruckenberg8716]

Normal Vampires: These columns are quite sturdy.... *Inches behind them*

[@macblink]

2:19 that shot of Dracula is great, seriously his clothes are so badass, the best in this anime no doubt

[@ImaFnT-Rex]

eyes get all red "what did you say?" o.o lol

[@Jampolo_OG]

-...Yo, did the room just get colder? -FUCK YEAH, IT DID!

[@ichangedmyusernamebecausei2551]

Gotta give it to Carmella. She had the balls to say that to Dracula knowing he could end her in a second and no one could save her. She was lucky he’s in a depressed state and basically just didn’t give a shit anymore.

[@pablomonsalve3911]

2:16 Hector and Isaac know that shit is about to get real

[@ZestyZinny]

Whew, chile! She's brash! lol

[@nomadhakunamatata5793]

brash and incredibly stupid.

[@ZestyZinny]

@@nomadhakunamatata5793 RIGHT lol

[@hobyboy07]

@1:59 ~ Not even Gobrand's that stupid. hahaha

[@bluememe4652]

Friendly reminder that godbrand, the fighting lunatic of castlevania, DIDN'T want to even THINK about fighting Dracula.

[@mokeish]

Dracula got hood energy

[@lynnmcneely7549]

Black airforce activity

[@TheTeddyGuy28]

Wearing a do-rag in spirit.

[@lynnmcneely7549]

@@TheTeddyGuy28 Dracula would look good with waves ngl

[@MasterAbe00]

What if Dracula started laughing after she asked him that?? Omg! 😱😨

[@troyburnex]

I love how that Japanese vampire chick looked shook from what Carmilla said

[@quinnmartensbobbitt3704]

Late to the party as I might be, I'd like to make the point that this was the most restrained Dracula has likely ever been in his life. He's surrounded by vampires who are like gnats to him- the oldest of them likely only being a few centuries old and while gifted in magic, definitely weaker than he is by a long margin, the youngest of them being basic foot soldiers who get dispatched by humans in droves, despite their powers. Dracula has, in numerous bits of Castlevania lore, been described and shown as near god-like in his abilities. A master of science, alchemy and mysticism of uncountable varieties. His castle alone is an endless library and laboratory, designed to be impregnable by mortal hands. In his past, he had killed beings akin to gods, actual old gods, demons, angels and if its to be believed, a list of Belmonts so long that he makes their catalogue look short. Carmilla, strong as she may be, has only ever displayed advanced speed, strength and agility- no where near the level of even Alucard, who dispatches vampires dozens of times his own age like an adult suplexing a child. If Alucard got devastated by Dracula not once but twice, both times when Dracula wasn't even at his full strength consciously or not, Carmilla would have been flayed alive. Instead of killing her, this man sits on his throne, seeths for less than ten seconds, then stands up and walks away. While this looked like sulking to the others, this was him playing by the rules- no massacring the people he might have a use for. He could have devastated the entirety of Wallachia single-handedly. He was able to create fireballs, manifest himself as a firey projection, teleport, move at speeds entirely outside the human perception, cause lasting foundational damage to his own castle (which as I said, was made to be impregnable) and had a mastery of combat that let him bat around other expert fighters with ease. He is perfection. But he needed Carmilla and the others to wage his war for him, because the endless minutia of committing a global genocide was tedious and interfered with his grieving process- a process he'd only been undergoing for just over a year. Carmilla was playing him and he knew it, but had no patience or care for the political game she was playing. At that point, he figured that if she came to kill him with the others, he'd just deal with it then and eradicate all of his foes at once- in the long run, they'd all starve to death and throws themselves to the sun anyway.

[@adriantepes4355]

In the netflix adaptation he was sadly watered down. Had this been the lore accurate Drac he'd have probably summoned a few trillion hell creatures or at worst erased Carmilla (everything evil in CV is due to Dracula himself after all)

[@JoshuaKevinPerry]

I'll have you know Varney was the scourge of Londinium when it was founded..

[@adriantepes4355]

@breadandcircuses8127 I think it's because of either of these two reasons: 1) They didn't know how strong his game version truly was since they didn't play Castlevania themselves. 2) They thought animating a fully powered Dracula would be difficult

[@DraculaCronqvist]

Woman was *this* close to dying right then and there.