There Are No Innocence, Not Anymore 🥶 | Castlevania 🏯 | Dracula x Alucard

#Shorts #Castlevania #Dracula #Alucard #AnimatedSeries #BestMoments

[DusanMadzarevic]

Killing Dracula's wife was a killing-John-Wick's-dog level fuckup

[camilleascencio]

Y'all i just realized how Vlad says that there can be no innocent if no one stands against injustice, right hefore Alucard stands before him, that series is so good, i swear

[mitchelburns]

Alucard doing the exact thing that Dracula said humanity couldn't, standing up for the innocent. Grief destroyed Dracula and he didn't care anymore about life, he never truly believed all humans to be terrible

[briantaylor]

"There *ARE NO Not anymore!"

Superb voice acting.

[rosevalety]

Alucard later confronting him by saying "this is the longest suicide note of History" was kinda savage too

[sadaderlangga]

I love how Alucard didnt pull the "Mother will not want you to do this" card.
He basically just said that what his dad is about to do is fucked and he should stop even if he has to use force to do it.

[kardulla]

The delivery of "there are no innocents" is just so. Fucking. Perfect.

[m.farizakbarhutasuhut]

To be fair he gave Wallachia one whole year to say sorry.

[levifriesen]

Man the voice actor for Dracula did such a phenomenal job, its such a menacing voice that just stands above the rest as *powerful* if that makes sense, like even Death doesn't sound as menacing as he does.

[Scarshadow]

Alucard's technically a teenager here, and to be able to say that shows how much the poor dude had to mature after Lisa's death. ToT

[ashsuna]

Im sorry but the fact Vlad said that Lisa was the only reason to stop to his Half-Human son had to hurt on top of Alucards own grief

[Srt_resium]

And then after many deaths vlad realised how empty genocide feels and that there are more people to befriend

[lawgx]

Vlad doesn't even realize himself why nobody stood up for her, he's doing the exact same thing to Alucard how the church would've done to anyone who defended Lisa

[kyrusbrightfuljr.]

This Dracula is the best Dracula I seen in any movie or anime.. His story and how he express it is so passionate and meaningful. I actually understand Dracula notion and reasoning.🎉

[RoastTurtle]

Graham McTavish is such a good actor all around. Doesn't matter if it's life action or voice acting, dude puts his heart and soul into every role and I love it

[Ulkavyn]

“Any one of them could have stood up and said no- we won’t behave like animals anymore, but no.”

That hits so hard even 5 years later

[CharcuterieBored-eq]

I love the contrast in this scene between the subtle tremble in Alucard's voice and the raw emotion in Dracula's, it really sells the idea that Drac has zero fucks left to give whereas Alucard is putting every last fiber of strength into staying strong and maintaining composure.

The VAs absolutely killed it.

[Joy-zzwz]

Dracula is literally so used to being powerful that he doesn't understand that some people are powerless.

[JordanVanRyn]

Whoever voiced Dracula in Castlevania really gave so much emotion and betrayal within his voice acting. I mean it’s like he lost his one chance at having happiness because of humans. Losing Lisa made him go “John Wick” style. Plus I even love the interaction with his son during this scene too. It’s a unique dynamic on their views of humanity.

[johnjk]

Alucard has his mother's kindness for sure. He is every bit of his mother in terms of the compassion she had.