VixXstazosJOB The fact she tends to look down on men, is oblivious to her hypocrisy, and has a court exclusively made of women points to her being a feminist.
Imagine if she said that in the castle and she suddenly starts hearing something crashing through the walls towards her. She'd shit herself and everyone else would try to get as far away from her as possible.
That’s why she never tried to overthrow Dracula directly she knew she lack the power to challenge him even in his weakened state Dracula manage to fight his son Trevor and Sypha all at once with minimal effort and would have killed them all if he hadn’t come to his senses even she feared Dracula though she’d never admit it.
Well isaac is smarter and he is fueled by hatred, while hector may dislike humanity but not that much that he wants to kill them all he is more of an outcast
Oh she knew better. One facet of Carmilla is she won't try someone physically she can't overwhelm, and if S3 is anything to go by, shes kind of an idiot at actual planning. If Issac watched her just a smidge closer, she'd have been ash alongside Godbrand.
a really compelling thing about camilla is that because of her own trauma, she denies the trauma of others. calling other broken people "manchildren" and downplaying their trauma to a stupid degree because she can't see past the man who traumatized her. it's interesting, and very realistic in a certain way. the writing in this show is godly.
*Thinking about her own attentions and for the sake of it using someone's Dracula right hand man and his intelligence to set him free and perhaps fuck him* 🗵
I know Issac is probably going to be the one who kills Carmilla(or Hector for that matter) but I really want to see Alucard beat the hell out of her. She keeps saying how superior she is but she never fights and she calls everyone else weak. Edit: Never mind she knows how to fight but I still doubt she would fair well against Alucard and Dracula.
She claims mental superiority. Against a being who invented teleportation and has ages of advanced technology and even more schematics that he didn't implement.
Jaguar King she fought a whole army from hell itself, she might have not won in the end but she finessed a ton of asses from hell all on her own even whilst injured so it’s very easy to imagine that she’s much more powerful than the trio (yes, even Alucard) and mind you that Carmilla managed to kill the very man who turned her (her master) who himself, was a vampire KING, that alone proves a high level of strength. but I wouldn’t go as far as to claim that she’s more powerful than Dracula. Come on guys, even if you hate carmilla, you can’t deny how badass she was when she got all pissed off and started fighting. Bro she gave me chills with her first kill.
As for "why didn't he just jump in the holy water?", I'll give three explanations that I think are all simultaneously correct 1: Hector has nobody. He essentially shunned humans and became a tool of the vampires. Given that he really is an innocent child-like soul, he likely feels that he needs others- doubly so when vampires are the only ones that accept him for his gifts. Carmilla may be a manipulative bitch, but she is 100% right when saying that he made his choice- he can't go back to Dracula now... and he knows that 2: Even assuming that he WOULD be willing to go out on his own, he's smart enough to know that Carmilla(or any power hungry vampire) would never let him go. Jumping into that holy water would definitely have saved him in the moment, but it would've only been a delaying tactic that likely would've just ended with him in Carmilla's clutches again, only in a much worse position when it did happen (do remember that he didn't know he was going to become a mistreated slave at the time) 3: It all happened so fast. In a moment he was slapped with many realizations at once. About him and Dracula's relationship, Carmilla's intentions and the unfolding fucked up situation overall. Hector isn't a bold and capable survivor like Isaac. He lacks the confidence to do things on his own terms. Even if he never directly/consciously considered my previous two points, his own character traits kind of are at odds with the idea of brave and bold escape plans in the heat of a moment. Those are my thoughts, at least
I agreed with everything but 2. At the end of the season he seemingly thinks Carmilla will just let him walk away before she puts a collar around his neck.
Well great, now I’m picturing Adrien/Alucard at the end of season 2 crying only for Drac to come back and be like “Ok I know I’m supposed to be dead but…” and my pour (gorgeous) boy looking at him with utter shock/confusion. 😆😫
0:35 Hector: " You *REALLY* shouldn't have said that." Carmilla: (annoyed)"Shouldn't have said what." Hector:" referred to draculas wife as a "pet breeder'." Carmilla: " oh?, and what's he going to--- *(In a gust of wind, Dracula suddenly appears behind Carmilla, looking very angry)* Carmilla( turning to face him, slightly scared) " My lord, I'm overjoyed. You're still alive," Dracula:"First of all, Carmilla, that's *my* forgemaster. Secondly, what was that you just said about my wife?" (Hector steps back as Carmilla smiles nervously.) (Time skip) ( Braila,Post battle) (Trevor is surveying the area when he comes across one of Carmillas' golden armbands. He picks it up and pockets it.) Trevor: "Wonder if sypha would like this." (Lying just a few metres away is Carmilla's burnt and mangled corpse)
Carmilla, flat out, thinks she’s smarter than everyone. In truth, she’s probably the most immature out of all of them. Hector’s learning the hard way that any one from any species can be awful.
She's a complete idiot, she is only alive because Sypha moved the castle. If she didn't, and Dracula got his hands on Carmila, he would have torn her apart limb by limb.
I think season 3 showed us even more of this part of her character. She's arrogant, blinded by ambition, and nearly childish in her expectations or planning. One of her sisters even said all she does is talk and it's them who have to actually plan everything out. She's the face but clearly not the brains in her sisterhood. I think she actually believed she could take on Dracula which is insanely stupid. Even if he didn't have the night horde or his army he's still freakin Dracula! The guy was starved, tired, and less than 20% of his normal power level. And he only does because he more or less committed suicide.
That’s why she never tried to overthrow Dracula directly she knew she lack the power to challenge him even in his weakened state Dracula manage to fight his son Trevor and Sypha all at once with minimal effort and would have killed them all if he hadn’t come to his senses even she feared Dracula though she’d never admit it.
That's rather the point in regards to Hector. He ain't that bright. He let himself get suckered into Camilla's plan without even asking himself what was in it for her. He just took it for granted that Camilla had Dracula's best interests in mind and that was that. And then he enforces his daftness later to assume that they were just going to part ways. That was the next window for him to scoot was when Camilla was stuck hiding in that building. But instead he just sits around acting like he was doing her a favor and she would just let him go. Which made what happened to him in Ssn 3 a no-brainer to expect. He's the pathetic character you rather start to look forward to seeing get that final wakeup call just before he gets shredded.
Am I the only one who wanted to see Dracula put Carmilla in her place. She may have been right about him going crazy and losing his touch, but he is the king of vampires.
Carmilla comes in the castle in season two. The moment she arrives she asks dracula why didn’t you turn your wife into a vampire? She literally came into the castle, and undermines his decisions in life; she wanted to start shit. The moment she walks into the castle, I was like,” she’s gonna betray him”. I can’t wait to see issac and hector kill her and her sisters.
@@fathersolace2661 Thing is, she gave voice to what we all thought, especially those who knew Symphony of the Night's story from a lot long ago. From a gameplay perspective, it was literally to give the player an emo hypocritical bishie to play as. Fun fact: The "classic" dhampir were literally slimes: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhampir dhampir possessed a "slippery, jelly-like body
She calls them all children. Yet she ain't so perfect either. She trembled at the name of Belmond being mentioned in court. She had no backup plan for if her attack on the castle failed (which it did) She pissed and moaned when she finally got home to her lesbian sisters and said that she has no plan, only a vision. All of this just so she can prove some point about her own female dominance while other female vampires in Dracula's court are busy fighting a war against all of humanity. She is a child in her own right also. Just like everyone else
May be so, but in that instance, she was right. Considering how quickly the trio took down other vampire generals, it's wise to know when you are outmatched. Her being scared of Belmont is more mature than pretending to be tough. It's immaturity that leads people to be so disillusioned in their own capabilities. Having backup plans means dividing resources. She took a gamble and it failed, like basically everyone else's plans in the series. I wouldn't single her out for this. Complaining to her sisters I'd say is less about being a child and more about being a woman. To be more specific before someone jumps on me for being misogynistic (you wouldn't be wrong though), I mean in how women tend to seek company more than men do. True she isn't perfect, but in that instance she said that line, she was right. Two of your points happened after she said those.
Technically the heroes saved her. There was no way she would have been able to kill Dracula. The only reason the heroes won was because Dracula's love for his son came through in a critical moment.
Carmilla is one of the most interesting characters out there. She actually acts like a better fuller and tried to plan for their race. It's an evil plan of course since it's treating humans as cattle but to Vampires humans are basically cattle to them. She was just a servant to a Vampire king in their area and killed him when he was deteriorating similar to what Dracula was going through. I mean, Dracula's plan is to kill every human and feed the rest of the vampire animal or pigs blood.... Carmilla's proposal is to herd them as cattle in a control environment that way they won't run out of supplies. If I was a Vampire I would very much side with Carmilla than a guy who just wants to die.
0:30 🤣 she would so be dead is Dracula heard that O my god there would be nothing left of carmilla just picture it is fun, scary and satisfying all at the same time
Well tomorrow someone will try to resurrect Dracula and Carmilla is currently the main antagonist, so me thinks we will get a satisfying scene as Drac usurps her role.
@@romualdcaffeserre6230 well he needs to develop a great sense of sorrow to be pissed off enough to create the innocent devils and destroy Castlevania's population by himself. I just don't see that happening soon enough.
Out of carmilla speech in roasting/belittling hector non-existing masculinity, when she said 'your mine now, forgemaster' why she make it sound so sexual(didn't mind or against it's actually pretty hot) but did she really needed to make it sound so seductive or does she really like hector enough to be a sadist.
The idea is to build the suspense of her character, males do it all the time to display their sense of power. But when they do it, it's kinda creepy, but at times, silence is more powerful then words. It's the ability to intimidate your enemy. Camilla is not just a sadist, she a dictator like parasite, seizing the opportunity to take the glory of dracula's power by feeding of the scraps of his defeat from a falsehood of lies. The idea about this sounding sexual is strange to me. Because if you were a women, you might see it a different way, I can't see myself being that horny for a women who would torture and kill me for the fun of it. But then again, I wouldn't be the first to admit, that I thought about doing some of the things in which camilla is demonstrating. So who ever built her character, had to have been a female with a deep dark history or some shit.
@@BlackRose85789 you could be right that a women made her like a Boss, it's just carmilla being a literal powerful and strong female but to make it sound like there's more then just his worth as valuable asset/prisoner... one thing to be incharge other she make it sound like she would tear his ass up like it's candy. Or I'm reading to much between the line and the fact the way she beat him up, like she enjoyed it way to much particular for one human male.
@@kennethherrera588 That is the mental trait of a sociopath, you might not know this. But but her character demonstrates all the characteristic of one.Let's look at the hint of one. Her charm, the ability to be the center of attention and look total innocent, but underneath, plotting, charm is one of things in which has allowed not just women, but men to dominate the battle field. Cleopatra herself charmed her way into ceasers bed and built alliance plus murdered her own sister. Then another hint we see, is her snobby personality of looking down on other as if they're vermin and her the center of attention again, as though no one is more perfect then her, she and other sociopaths carry is always being on guard and thinking of nothing but pure survive. She see you as food, nothing more, and one that must be dominate with her absolute authority over everyone so that she can live the most comfortable life while surviving is another hint. Sociopaths are always constantly thinking of survive. But the last hint in what we see, she also demonstrates no empathy or remorse for her actions. That another hint.Her last hint, is the sadistic nature of wanting to torture and over power her opponents with brute force even by shedding blood, because of course she loves blood, but it brings a sort of fear in her victims to where it taste better.
@@BlackRose85789 the sociopath pattern did not cross my mind.... I thought she is crazy yes, but not specifically what kind of category she fit as. Everything else I agree, it's just she has years enough time realized what's, what nor questioning she would ever show compassion(if not to fake it) her stands in the show was clear and obvious she was not the 'help' type of character she showed more spine then any other of the general's even show some of that boldness to dracula face.... low key as it was and her past made it in stone that she wants to be top dog. She betray and destroy dracula forces, showed ambition,power and her own boss, gave zero fucks for none of the vampire general's even the weak one(cough cough godbrand) if anything her demeanor proven or became fact that she is better then anyone. my point is hurting human to her eyes yes entertaining, what she lack in her own physical strength against other vampire older and stronger then herself, she makes it up in her intelligence, and wits which show her dominance.... she enjoys winning yes. But hector is not powerful as a ruler, strong, ambitious, nor like any human(given he doesn't like his fellow man) or vampire wish to hurt anyone unless provoked or in self-defense, nor petty or the very least does not destire it enough to be spiteful, or show malice to people no matter how shitty he's been treated, he wishes to be left alone with creatures he makes who are not even use to harm anyone if anything being used by a naive guy with no actual bad intention or driven by any negative feelings or own dirty desires, the least threatening character there.... useful yes but not any traits afraid or be concern enough to show dominates or show their power because he's well aware he's weak, unimportant and basic, no alternative motives whatsoever. The easiest guy of course to manipulate no arguments there. Yet carmilla showed more with hector then want to kill and overpower dracula and be a real ruler she expressed satisfaction of herself what she did, with hector it's pleasure for one who isn't a threat nor a challenge yet she still showed a tense amount of her power over one guy that is a one trick puny.
So wait, she calls Dracula a manchild for wanting to kill the world over a broken heart....but yet she does the exact same kind of bullshit because she's hung up on her past experiences too. Hypocrite much
You know it just amazes me when Carmella points out everybody else's flaws and their childlike Behavior she's right they are man children. You know that make sure the biggest hypocrite of all cuz she acts like she still being beaten by her oh will just call for what it is quote on quote lover when she asks all Angry all the time.
@@bengi8907 I'm guessing you were paying attention to the storyline? Yes she went with him willingly but his mood changed and he became nasty and I'm talking about the guy threw off the building with his dick hanging out. During the third season all the other vampire girls explain how broken she was because of her experience with him even though you didn't see it. You can at least put the pieces together why she's such a bitch. And why she's such a feminist doesn't mean I feel sorry for her I'm just saying that she's a hypocrite and the sorry-ass victim just because she's angry all the damn time.😒
@@darkangel3483 I agree she is a hypocrite. Also are you referring to the former ruler of Striya, then yeah I remember him getting thrown out the window. I wonder if vampires can get progressively mad as the are creatures of impulse. Or is he a one off case? To me Dracula was a grieving man with was magnified with vampiric tendencies of violence. Also thank you for explaining.
This woman likes to manipulate everyone -- humans, vampires etc. I was hoping she was going to be a benevolent vampire because she betrayed Dracula, but that ended up not being the case. She just uses people and demasculates the males.
Why the fuck did you think she was going to be benevolent? The problem she had with Dracula and his plan was very explicit, right from the get go: she didn't want him to kill all the livestock. Dracula wanted to kill everyone, while Carmilla and the others clearly wanted to just keep humans as slaves and breed them for the slaughter.
@@umbraemilitos I've always hated the comparison of people to livestock. The two aren't at all comparable. Cows aren't aware of their own existence, people are (well... some people). People are capable of comprehending the fate that has befallen them, becoming depressed, hating their existence. While I'd never, ever wish pain on an animal, a cow can't appreciate its position in life. A cow on a ranch doesn't sit and ponder the horror that awaits it in a meat processing plant, it just chews grass and fucks. A person on a human ranch? Every moment of their life would be lived in unrelenting fear, suffering and hatred, knowing exactly what's coming for them. You've gotta be explicitly cruel to keep and eat a herd of humans. Keeping and eating a herd of cows, as long as they are treated well, is just cooperating with nature.
Honestly, first time I saw that I thought he was gonna rip out her heart right then and there. Then THAT would have slowly lead to the other vampires questioning his mental state and plotting against him. Was surprised it turned out to be her.
He gets his own GAME. Castelvania: Curse of Darkness. It was a bit too easy for my liking, but it was creative. Eventually, Hector will finally find a girl and decide to grow up. He then becomes a total badass and a pokemon-trainer.
Hopefully Hector and Alucard's ahem... Experiences... This season will harden them into their video game counter parts. It's clear the show is going its own way, but one can hope.
@@caminopreacher5958 He's too fundamentally different from his original counterpart, whom was someone you wouldn't want to mess with even before the game's events. The original was quite cold, calculating and not an expressive fellow, as seen in the prequel manga. This was a guy who slaughtered an entire army of the church's forces in one battle.
Carmillas words are beyond hollow, as she is nothing but a womanchild still upset over what one old dude did to her. Just like the ones she criticises, she hasn't grown beyond her pettiness either.
I hope Isaac gets her, I don't support him killing innocent people. But Carmilla's been ambitious from the start, I just feel bad that Hector got played by her and Lenore.
There’s nothing like walking into an office full of people who aren’t doing anything 😂. That’s how I felt with Carmilla. Imagine having a huge fucking project you need to get off the ground, and absolutely no one is doing ANYTHING
I think Lenore and Hector may fall in love prompting Lenore to understand Dracula but I have a feeling Issac will kill Lenore which will force Hector to change as a character.
Haha oh 😅 good God there would nothing left of Carmilla if she said that to Dracula, I'm sorry but if Dracula survived not only would he probably be absolutely livid beyond belief, he would destroy she castle lived in but everyone inside would be killed in minutes Oh good lord that would a massacre I'd love to see.
I love how the problem is always "modern" feminism - you're basically saying "yeah, yeah, you got the right to vote. Everything's fine now and nothing else bad happens to women on a regular basis so just shut up already." And to be clear, Carmilla isn't a feminist. She's a misandrist. Maybe look this stuff up before you talk about it.
Nah, if it’s modern feminism then why is the antagonist? To me she is just a female villain or toxic femininity really. Nothing about her screams pro female. She is just as bad as the vampire who turned her.
She’s not some modern feminist She’s a villain....who’s a woman.... I guess at best you can say she’s a mix between a femme fatale and the strong woman trope.
@@thechurchofsymmetra8247 She is CLEARLY a misandrist, she not only hates men but believes woman are innately superior. Many though not all modern feminist's are like that. They are what are commonly referred to as toxic feminist's.
@Sergio M Why does he need a reason? Either take his chances with those two or be caged up in a castle with a bunch of vampires looking to use him. The choice is fairly obvious.
@Sergio M 1. Pretty sure Hector knows or is familiar with the Belmonts. 2. The enemy of my enemy is my friend. 3. Trevor and Alucard started as enemies as well. So now what?
I know Jaime Murray is English but I wonder what kind of British accent she's speaking as Carmilla here? 🤔 It doesn't sound 100% RP / BBC / posh English to my non-native speaker's ears so maybe it's mixed with some dialects from other parts of southern England? Can someone (preferably a Brit) please pin it down for me?? 🥺 I really love Carmilla's voice AND accent.
I love carmilla a lot, she’s a flawed but smart villain, really think she’s well rounded. She’s badass and got shot done and pointed out everyone’s bullshit including Dracula’s with extreme accuracy and staged a really good attempt of a takeover, but she’s still way too controlling and crazy. Really good imo
@@fatechanginglegend243 I mean, Isaac killed a 6'4 Viking vampire with his whip. Trevor and Sypha destroyed the asses of vampires from courts around the world. Hector was pretty much put in a dungeon when Lenore attacked him.
just had to say that Carmilla's voice acting is one of the best I've ever heard. she is delightful.
she make you hate her. To get that legit response she has to be good. Like Percy from the Green Mile.
Considering she's playing a animated version of her Defiance character-I mean, Christ, they could be twins.
She has a lovely voice yea, but I think the voice acting character is too controlled for Carmilla
@@minun5 She's a contemptuous bitch pretending to be noble. Sounds spot on.
@@minun5 no way she sounds perfect for Carmilla, at least the way she’s portrayed in the show
Not sure if Carmilla is one to talk about "tantrums"...
For sure. Especially from what we see from season 3.
Just another hypocritical feminist .
- Hey, if i have experiences of them, i can sure talk about them though -
@@KingNazaru ... explain that logic dude... Camilla is a rl wise badass, i won't have her being near that Feminist cr@p lol
VixXstazosJOB The fact she tends to look down on men, is oblivious to her hypocrisy, and has a court exclusively made of women points to her being a feminist.
imagen if Dracula had heard her call her his "pet breeder" he'd rip her heart out where she stod
Imagine if she said that in the castle and she suddenly starts hearing something crashing through the walls towards her. She'd shit herself and everyone else would try to get as far away from her as possible.
That would have been a sight to behold,
That’s why she never tried to overthrow Dracula directly she knew she lack the power to challenge him even in his weakened state Dracula manage to fight his son Trevor and Sypha all at once with minimal effort and would have killed them all if he hadn’t come to his senses even she feared Dracula though she’d never admit it.
He'd torture her for years before killing her
@@josephjohnson147 And even then he was only killed because he refused to kill what was his and his wife's only child
Just imagine she would have tried to manipulate Isaac instead.
She would be dead ^^
Well isaac is smarter and he is fueled by hatred, while hector may dislike humanity but not that much that he wants to kill them all he is more of an outcast
@@phantomlordthehiddenbeast9182 Plus Isaac can actually fight and kill vampires while Hector only gets his ass kicked.
somebody should tell godbrand before he.... oh... oooooh noo
Oh she knew better. One facet of Carmilla is she won't try someone physically she can't overwhelm, and if S3 is anything to go by, shes kind of an idiot at actual planning. If Issac watched her just a smidge closer, she'd have been ash alongside Godbrand.
Not true.
Isaac would take his time with her.
"You have nothing left but me"
Well, he still has his fabulous dress sense
And his good looks.
Not fo long
And his shoes...oh wait
2 seasons later he banging her sister.
Carmilla in season 2: gathers an army to rule the world
Carmilla in season 3: “In terms of plan, we have no plan.”
...She spends litteraly the entire season planning stuff???
@shogun harlem she did come up with the idea though.
@@romualdcaffeserre6230 well she is the spark ^.^
Lol it was explained wasn't it? She's the charismatic leader. Shr sees the future, the others create it
@@romualdcaffeserre6230 A plan stolen from Hector's thoughts. But ofc she's never gonna give credit where credit is due.
How annoyed vampire must be to say "Oh my God"?
how annoyed must a DEMON be to say "oh my god"
LOL
Carmilla alternate line: "Oh your God." lol
It takes real effort to voice act someone so well that everyone hates the character. She nailed it, and its a credit to her.
a really compelling thing about camilla is that because of her own trauma, she denies the trauma of others.
calling other broken people "manchildren" and downplaying their trauma to a stupid degree because she can't see past the man who traumatized her.
it's interesting, and very realistic in a certain way.
the writing in this show is godly.
THANK YOU 👍🏻 😁
Can't wait for Isaac to get his revenge on all those traitors.
I still can't get over how the creators/marketing team slapped my boy with the max evilness rating. Feels rather undeserved tbh
@@ananousous slapped who ?
@@adrien4269 The old character stat sheets. Isaac was given the maximum score for "evilness"
If anything he’s more of an antihero now IMO.
TheSassySam Yh definitely he only kills when he needs to he even try’s to not kill but as he said humans are all so fucking rude lol
if Dracula heard Carmilla called Drac's wife a pet breeder, he be fucking piss
But it’s true
@@spyingonyallteacup2744 Truth or not your still getting killed lol.
Carmilla: Dracula is destroying the world in a tantrum.
Me: Well, what are you doing right now?!
Plotting for her expansion.
Enslaving it.
Planning to herd people like animals.
*Thinking about her own attentions and for the sake of it using someone's Dracula right hand man and his intelligence to set him free and perhaps fuck him* 🗵
This hits even harder after watching season 4 lol
I know Issac is probably going to be the one who kills Carmilla(or Hector for that matter) but I really want to see Alucard beat the hell out of her. She keeps saying how superior she is but she never fights and she calls everyone else weak.
Edit: Never mind she knows how to fight but I still doubt she would fair well against Alucard and Dracula.
Well I'll be damned.
She claims mental superiority. Against a being who invented teleportation and has ages of advanced technology and even more schematics that he didn't implement.
Then we saw her fight.
she would certainly fair well against alucard. I can even see the case against the whole trio
Jaguar King she fought a whole army from hell itself, she might have not won in the end but she finessed a ton of asses from hell all on her own even whilst injured so it’s very easy to imagine that she’s much more powerful than the trio (yes, even Alucard) and mind you that Carmilla managed to kill the very man who turned her (her master) who himself, was a vampire KING, that alone proves a high level of strength.
but I wouldn’t go as far as to claim that she’s more powerful than Dracula.
Come on guys, even if you hate carmilla, you can’t deny how badass she was when she got all pissed off and started fighting. Bro she gave me chills with her first kill.
As for "why didn't he just jump in the holy water?", I'll give three explanations that I think are all simultaneously correct
1: Hector has nobody. He essentially shunned humans and became a tool of the vampires. Given that he really is an innocent child-like soul, he likely feels that he needs others- doubly so when vampires are the only ones that accept him for his gifts. Carmilla may be a manipulative bitch, but she is 100% right when saying that he made his choice- he can't go back to Dracula now... and he knows that
2: Even assuming that he WOULD be willing to go out on his own, he's smart enough to know that Carmilla(or any power hungry vampire) would never let him go. Jumping into that holy water would definitely have saved him in the moment, but it would've only been a delaying tactic that likely would've just ended with him in Carmilla's clutches again, only in a much worse position when it did happen (do remember that he didn't know he was going to become a mistreated slave at the time)
3: It all happened so fast. In a moment he was slapped with many realizations at once. About him and Dracula's relationship, Carmilla's intentions and the unfolding fucked up situation overall. Hector isn't a bold and capable survivor like Isaac. He lacks the confidence to do things on his own terms. Even if he never directly/consciously considered my previous two points, his own character traits kind of are at odds with the idea of brave and bold escape plans in the heat of a moment.
Those are my thoughts, at least
What about pushing Camilla into the water??
Shock or just literally being too weak
I agreed with everything but 2. At the end of the season he seemingly thinks Carmilla will just let him walk away before she puts a collar around his neck.
@@debaterthefire5585 Both.
4) A fall from that height would likely kill him as hitting water at that speed is like hitting concrete.
Carmilla: becuz someone killed Dracula's pet breeder
*Dracula came back to life*
Dracula: the fuck you say?
Pet breeder ? Lisa ?
Dracula: DOWN THE STAIRS!
Carmilla: Oh fu- (Gets a taste of her own medicine)
Well great, now I’m picturing Adrien/Alucard at the end of season 2 crying only for Drac to come back and be like “Ok I know I’m supposed to be dead but…” and my pour (gorgeous) boy looking at him with utter shock/confusion. 😆😫
0:35
Hector: " You *REALLY* shouldn't have said that."
Carmilla: (annoyed)"Shouldn't have said what."
Hector:" referred to draculas wife as a "pet breeder'."
Carmilla: " oh?, and what's he going to---
*(In a gust of wind, Dracula suddenly appears behind Carmilla, looking very angry)*
Carmilla( turning to face him, slightly scared) " My lord, I'm overjoyed. You're still alive,"
Dracula:"First of all, Carmilla, that's *my* forgemaster. Secondly, what was that you just said about my wife?"
(Hector steps back as Carmilla smiles nervously.)
(Time skip)
( Braila,Post battle)
(Trevor is surveying the area when he comes across one of Carmillas' golden armbands. He picks it up and pockets it.)
Trevor: "Wonder if sypha would like this."
(Lying just a few metres away is Carmilla's burnt and mangled corpse)
Carmilla, flat out, thinks she’s smarter than everyone. In truth, she’s probably the most immature out of all of them. Hector’s learning the hard way that any one from any species can be awful.
She's a complete idiot, she is only alive because Sypha moved the castle. If she didn't, and Dracula got his hands on Carmila, he would have torn her apart limb by limb.
I think season 3 showed us even more of this part of her character. She's arrogant, blinded by ambition, and nearly childish in her expectations or planning. One of her sisters even said all she does is talk and it's them who have to actually plan everything out. She's the face but clearly not the brains in her sisterhood. I think she actually believed she could take on Dracula which is insanely stupid. Even if he didn't have the night horde or his army he's still freakin Dracula! The guy was starved, tired, and less than 20% of his normal power level. And he only does because he more or less committed suicide.
That’s why she never tried to overthrow Dracula directly she knew she lack the power to challenge him even in his weakened state Dracula manage to fight his son Trevor and Sypha all at once with minimal effort and would have killed them all if he hadn’t come to his senses even she feared Dracula though she’d never admit it.
Hector could've jumped into the water
Where would he go then?
And then? Everybody would want him death
He wouldn't get far.
That's rather the point in regards to Hector. He ain't that bright. He let himself get suckered into Camilla's plan without even asking himself what was in it for her. He just took it for granted that Camilla had Dracula's best interests in mind and that was that.
And then he enforces his daftness later to assume that they were just going to part ways. That was the next window for him to scoot was when Camilla was stuck hiding in that building. But instead he just sits around acting like he was doing her a favor and she would just let him go.
Which made what happened to him in Ssn 3 a no-brainer to expect.
He's the pathetic character you rather start to look forward to seeing get that final wakeup call just before he gets shredded.
"And you're hungry for power so no one can ever hurt you again."
Am I the only one who wanted to see Dracula put Carmilla in her place. She may have been right about him going crazy and losing his touch, but he is the king of vampires.
Carmilla was a subject of a King if has gone insane. She saw Dracula being the same. King or not, she does a point especially if you are a Vampire.
he was the king of vampires. but in season 1, he was just a broken old man grieving for his wife's death
I know he wouldn't over Lisa's death, but you have to admit it would have been satisfying if he did remind Carmilla who's the boss.
Carmilla comes in the castle in season two. The moment she arrives she asks dracula why didn’t you turn your wife into a vampire? She literally came into the castle, and undermines his decisions in life; she wanted to start shit. The moment she walks into the castle, I was like,” she’s gonna betray him”. I can’t wait to see issac and hector kill her and her sisters.
@@fathersolace2661 Thing is, she gave voice to what we all thought, especially those who knew Symphony of the Night's story from a lot long ago. From a gameplay perspective, it was literally to give the player an emo hypocritical bishie to play as. Fun fact: The "classic" dhampir were literally slimes: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhampir dhampir possessed a "slippery, jelly-like body
Camilla tops hector for two seasons straight
Hector did top in season 3 though.
She took his manhood
he never had one
his fault for being a fucking simp
She can take my man hood any day :)
@@ElPeppito I don't disagree but Hector was abused by his parents growing up both in the show and in the game. It's a reflection of his upbringing.
Spoilers:
No, that was Lenore
She calls them all children. Yet she ain't so perfect either.
She trembled at the name of Belmond being mentioned in court.
She had no backup plan for if her attack on the castle failed (which it did)
She pissed and moaned when she finally got home to her lesbian sisters and said that she has no plan, only a vision.
All of this just so she can prove some point about her own female dominance while other female vampires in Dracula's court are busy fighting a war against all of humanity. She is a child in her own right also. Just like everyone else
Indeed.
Facts.
Indeed
May be so, but in that instance, she was right.
Considering how quickly the trio took down other vampire generals, it's wise to know when you are outmatched. Her being scared of Belmont is more mature than pretending to be tough. It's immaturity that leads people to be so disillusioned in their own capabilities.
Having backup plans means dividing resources. She took a gamble and it failed, like basically everyone else's plans in the series. I wouldn't single her out for this.
Complaining to her sisters I'd say is less about being a child and more about being a woman. To be more specific before someone jumps on me for being misogynistic (you wouldn't be wrong though), I mean in how women tend to seek company more than men do.
True she isn't perfect, but in that instance she said that line, she was right. Two of your points happened after she said those.
Technically the heroes saved her. There was no way she would have been able to kill Dracula. The only reason the heroes won was because Dracula's love for his son came through in a critical moment.
Carmilla is one of the most interesting characters out there. She actually acts like a better fuller and tried to plan for their race. It's an evil plan of course since it's treating humans as cattle but to Vampires humans are basically cattle to them.
She was just a servant to a Vampire king in their area and killed him when he was deteriorating similar to what Dracula was going through. I mean, Dracula's plan is to kill every human and feed the rest of the vampire animal or pigs blood....
Carmilla's proposal is to herd them as cattle in a control environment that way they won't run out of supplies. If I was a Vampire I would very much side with Carmilla than a guy who just wants to die.
Hector: "Cmon boner, Now is not a good time"
"you're mine now"
me- "Yes ma'am!" :D
You would have walked naked and cold for a month and been punched senseless.
@@HighLordoftheBathroom joke on you! i like that stuff! >:D
@@nostradamusofgames5508 To be degraded and treated like a disposable piece of crap? To be physically, emotionally and mentally abused?
@@HighLordoftheBathroom its a joke dumb dumb
@@nostradamusofgames5508 There was no way I could've possibly known that.
And you are still that scared impressionable girl that thinks she is promised za warudo.
Bro
Lol
Dio showing up would make no sense but would be amazing
@@AceOfPhanatic You didn't get the joke, did you?
@@basilofgoodwishes4138 I did
But then I actually started think about if Dio was in castlevania
@@AceOfPhanatic Oh ok.
Ace Comics
I always thought that Jojo was basically Castlevania.
Carmilla: Move!
Me:What?!
Carmilla: You are coming with me.
Me: Oh yes, mommy!
Carmilla: What?!
Me: What?
0:30
🤣 she would so be dead is Dracula heard that
O my god there would be nothing left of carmilla just picture it is fun, scary and satisfying all at the same time
Well tomorrow someone will try to resurrect Dracula and Carmilla is currently the main antagonist, so me thinks we will get a satisfying scene as Drac usurps her role.
@@kr1spness I hope so
And to think hector was once a main char. In the games...
Maybe they're developing him
@@sed1589
He has yet to unleash his adrenaline rush.
all of this is happening BEFORE curse of darkness. This is called backstory.
@@romualdcaffeserre6230 well he needs to develop a great sense of sorrow to be pissed off enough to create the innocent devils and destroy Castlevania's population by himself. I just don't see that happening soon enough.
Out of carmilla speech in roasting/belittling hector non-existing masculinity, when she said 'your mine now, forgemaster' why she make it sound so sexual(didn't mind or against it's actually pretty hot) but did she really needed to make it sound so seductive or does she really like hector enough to be a sadist.
The idea is to build the suspense of her character, males do it all the time to display their sense of power. But when they do it, it's kinda creepy, but at times, silence is more powerful then words. It's the ability to intimidate your enemy. Camilla is not just a sadist, she a dictator like parasite, seizing the opportunity to take the glory of dracula's power by feeding of the scraps of his defeat from a falsehood of lies. The idea about this sounding sexual is strange to me. Because if you were a women, you might see it a different way, I can't see myself being that horny for a women who would torture and kill me for the fun of it. But then again, I wouldn't be the first to admit, that I thought about doing some of the things in which camilla is demonstrating. So who ever built her character, had to have been a female with a deep dark history or some shit.
@@BlackRose85789 you could be right that a women made her like a Boss, it's just carmilla being a literal powerful and strong female but to make it sound like there's more then just his worth as valuable asset/prisoner... one thing to be incharge other she make it sound like she would tear his ass up like it's candy. Or I'm reading to much between the line and the fact the way she beat him up, like she enjoyed it way to much particular for one human male.
@@kennethherrera588 That is the mental trait of a sociopath, you might not know this. But but her character demonstrates all the characteristic of one.Let's look at the hint of one. Her charm, the ability to be the center of attention and look total innocent, but underneath, plotting, charm is one of things in which has allowed not just women, but men to dominate the battle field. Cleopatra herself charmed her way into ceasers bed and built alliance plus murdered her own sister. Then another hint we see, is her snobby personality of looking down on other as if they're vermin and her the center of attention again, as though no one is more perfect then her, she and other sociopaths carry is always being on guard and thinking of nothing but pure survive. She see you as food, nothing more, and one that must be dominate with her absolute authority over everyone so that she can live the most comfortable life while surviving is another hint. Sociopaths are always constantly thinking of survive. But the last hint in what we see, she also demonstrates no empathy or remorse for her actions. That another hint.Her last hint, is the sadistic nature of wanting to torture and over power her opponents with brute force even by shedding blood, because of course she loves blood, but it brings a sort of fear in her victims to where it taste better.
@@BlackRose85789 the sociopath pattern did not cross my mind.... I thought she is crazy yes, but not specifically what kind of category she fit as. Everything else I agree, it's just she has years enough time realized what's, what nor questioning she would ever show compassion(if not to fake it) her stands in the show was clear and obvious she was not the 'help' type of character she showed more spine then any other of the general's even show some of that boldness to dracula face.... low key as it was and her past made it in stone that she wants to be top dog. She betray and destroy dracula forces, showed ambition,power and her own boss, gave zero fucks for none of the vampire general's even the weak one(cough cough godbrand) if anything her demeanor proven or became fact that she is better then anyone. my point is hurting human to her eyes yes entertaining, what she lack in her own physical strength against other vampire older and stronger then herself, she makes it up in her intelligence, and wits which show her dominance.... she enjoys winning yes. But hector is not powerful as a ruler, strong, ambitious, nor like any human(given he doesn't like his fellow man) or vampire wish to hurt anyone unless provoked or in self-defense, nor petty or the very least does not destire it enough to be spiteful, or show malice to people no matter how shitty he's been treated, he wishes to be left alone with creatures he makes who are not even use to harm anyone if anything being used by a naive guy with no actual bad intention or driven by any negative feelings or own dirty desires, the least threatening character there.... useful yes but not any traits afraid or be concern enough to show dominates or show their power because he's well aware he's weak, unimportant and basic, no alternative motives whatsoever. The easiest guy of course to manipulate no arguments there. Yet carmilla showed more with hector then want to kill and overpower dracula and be a real ruler she expressed satisfaction of herself what she did, with hector it's pleasure for one who isn't a threat nor a challenge yet she still showed a tense amount of her power over one guy that is a one trick puny.
Also keep in mind that Hector, both in the games/series, suffered from abuse from both of his parents.
So wait, she calls Dracula a manchild for wanting to kill the world over a broken heart....but yet she does the exact same kind of bullshit because she's hung up on her past experiences too. Hypocrite much
Why she’s so beautiful ?
You know it just amazes me when Carmella points out everybody else's flaws and their childlike Behavior she's right they are man children. You know that make sure the biggest hypocrite of all cuz she acts like she still being beaten by her oh will just call for what it is quote on quote lover when she asks all Angry all the time.
I thought she joined him willing. Also was she ever beaten? Or was it implied?
@@bengi8907 I'm guessing you were paying attention to the storyline? Yes she went with him willingly but his mood changed and he became nasty and I'm talking about the guy threw off the building with his dick hanging out. During the third season all the other vampire girls explain how broken she was because of her experience with him even though you didn't see it. You can at least put the pieces together why she's such a bitch. And why she's such a feminist doesn't mean I feel sorry for her I'm just saying that she's a hypocrite and the sorry-ass victim just because she's angry all the damn time.😒
@@darkangel3483 I agree she is a hypocrite. Also are you referring to the former ruler of Striya, then yeah I remember him getting thrown out the window.
I wonder if vampires can get progressively mad as the are creatures of impulse. Or is he a one off case? To me Dracula was a grieving man with was magnified with vampiric tendencies of violence.
Also thank you for explaining.
This woman likes to manipulate everyone -- humans, vampires etc. I was hoping she was going to be a benevolent vampire because she betrayed Dracula, but that ended up not being the case. She just uses people and demasculates the males.
Why the fuck did you think she was going to be benevolent? The problem she had with Dracula and his plan was very explicit, right from the get go: she didn't want him to kill all the livestock. Dracula wanted to kill everyone, while Carmilla and the others clearly wanted to just keep humans as slaves and breed them for the slaughter.
She will be benevolent to humans as humans are to livestock.
This whole show is Female Vampires are Lesbians that Hate men.
@@umbraemilitos I've always hated the comparison of people to livestock. The two aren't at all comparable. Cows aren't aware of their own existence, people are (well... some people). People are capable of comprehending the fate that has befallen them, becoming depressed, hating their existence. While I'd never, ever wish pain on an animal, a cow can't appreciate its position in life. A cow on a ranch doesn't sit and ponder the horror that awaits it in a meat processing plant, it just chews grass and fucks. A person on a human ranch? Every moment of their life would be lived in unrelenting fear, suffering and hatred, knowing exactly what's coming for them.
You've gotta be explicitly cruel to keep and eat a herd of humans. Keeping and eating a herd of cows, as long as they are treated well, is just cooperating with nature.
@@OckhamAsylum there are VAMPIRES!
0:21 that hair flip shows just how much she knows *things*
I used to think she was hot, but then I saw her way hotter sister 😗
Hector should've jumped into the water and swim as far away
When Carmilla bad-mouthed Lisa to Dracula's face, I wanted him to slap her so bad.
fr she was so annoying
I actually liked her character, until she revealed how insane she was.
Honestly, first time I saw that I thought he was gonna rip out her heart right then and there. Then THAT would have slowly lead to the other vampires questioning his mental state and plotting against him. Was surprised it turned out to be her.
"Why didnt he jump into the holy water?"
Hector is into femdom
I hope Hector becomes more bad-ass in season 4
too late. He a slave now.
He gets his own GAME. Castelvania: Curse of Darkness. It was a bit too easy for my liking, but it was creative.
Eventually, Hector will finally find a girl and decide to grow up.
He then becomes a total badass and a pokemon-trainer.
@@Himax9 "Pokemon trainer" what? lol
@@who7th :) He's a "devil forgemaster". He makes monsters.
In his game, he makes special ones called "Innocent Devils" to help him fight.
@@Himax9 That's really interesting! I'll consider playing CoD, Hector seems way more badass
Funny thing is; she is no different. As she is going "this is mine and that is mine" like a child.
Am I the only one that loves Carmilla lol
Yes.
@@HighLordoftheBathroom shame I think shes amazing and funny as hell lol
"You are nothing but man children!" Every woman/wife/GF ever at least once a day.
Carmilla ripped everyone for filth in this scene.
The whole time I was like, why doesnt he just jump in the holy water lol
The bridge is pretty high up, so if he jumped the impact would probably hurt or kill him.
Man he's nothing like his video game counterpart lol
You got that right , Hector in Curse of Darkness was alot more strong willed.
@@oblivionsweeper character Arc maybe
Hopefully Hector and Alucard's ahem... Experiences... This season will harden them into their video game counter parts. It's clear the show is going its own way, but one can hope.
@@caminopreacher5958 He's too fundamentally different from his original counterpart, whom was someone you wouldn't want to mess with even before the game's events. The original was quite cold, calculating and not an expressive fellow, as seen in the prequel manga. This was a guy who slaughtered an entire army of the church's forces in one battle.
@@tobiasthesecond5605 So true. He's got a long way to go, and I'm not sure they can save his character at this point.
When Carmilla did that hairflip, I felt that... 🥺
All y’all forget that issac is headed to kill carmilla in season 3
Oh I didn't forget, I'm waiting with a lawn chair and a bag of popcorn
Come on Hector!!! 😔
Carmillas words are beyond hollow, as she is nothing but a womanchild still upset over what one old dude did to her. Just like the ones she criticises, she hasn't grown beyond her pettiness either.
0:38 as you wish...
im all yours baby.
She's got a point though
I hope Isaac gets her, I don't support him killing innocent people. But Carmilla's been ambitious from the start, I just feel bad that Hector got played by her and Lenore.
And 2 seasons later she's dead as hell, crazy, how things workout
What would Curse of Darkness Hector have done?
I mean....she's not wrong...
kayland payne I mean she did just do the whole I’m doing it better then you look
She such a projecting belittler.
So, what if he jumped into the river?
Hector is so hopeless...
I was honestly hoping she'd also turn him into her pet breeder. XD
Give Lenore a little time. It would absolutely make sense in the context of the story.
@@Konform2zoidberg Not sure why Lenore would want that tbh
lucky bastard
but then he can't use his forgemaster powers
@@brightestlight9462 uhhh, is there some canon I'm unaware of where if he has kids he can't use necromancy?
I ship carmilla and hector
Carmilla: you have nothing left but me
Hector: give me some sugar then baby 😘
And Carmilla would be wasted instantly if she actually had the guts to go against Dracula.
When you realize Carmilla called Lisa a “breeder” not because she’s human but because Carmilla is a lesbian. Lmao.
Gotta go with the Ravandil arguement: Well just fucking kill me, then!
Camilla's apparent sexist, hypocritical dialog against men only just registered to me now.
Wow Lol
0:36 Yes mommy
And technically carmilla is still the chick who still pissed that she got turned by an old man she really hates old men
god I hate her so much she's such a good villain
There’s nothing like walking into an office full of people who aren’t doing anything 😂. That’s how I felt with Carmilla. Imagine having a huge fucking project you need to get off the ground, and absolutely no one is doing ANYTHING
Love her!
All she had to do was be some kind of friend to him and he'd have gladly gone along with her whole plan for a time.
That "indigent boy" is gonna kick your ass in Season 3
Morticia Addams , Elvira , Mrs Muster (I forget her first name) , Vampira and Carmella. So many hot vampires Ive seen
Uhh, I mean I suppose he could always go back home to where he lives. You know, like where Dracula originally found him??
Hector proceeds to jumps into the river so Carmilla can't touch him.....
Carmila tried to be nice ( at least by her standards ) but Hector chose to do this the hard way.😧
If he went back to the castle and asked for forgiveness would Dracula have given it?
I think Lenore and Hector may fall in love prompting Lenore to understand Dracula but I have a feeling Issac will kill Lenore which will force Hector to change as a character.
Haha oh 😅 good God there would nothing left of Carmilla if she said that to Dracula,
I'm sorry but if Dracula survived not only would he probably be absolutely livid beyond belief, he would destroy she castle lived in but everyone inside would be killed in minutes
Oh good lord that would a massacre I'd love to see.
Lenore is best girl
Not until Hector executes order 66
No I hate that woman! :(
Khải Hoàng lol imagaine
@@AgentZ46 She is not even a fully grown woman but a girl.
@LegendOfLegends19100 And nevertheless she is the smartest amongst the four vampire women
She haven't meet Hector final summon The End or Abel yet
Carmilla, best character
Castlevania meets modern feminism.
I love how the problem is always "modern" feminism - you're basically saying "yeah, yeah, you got the right to vote. Everything's fine now and nothing else bad happens to women on a regular basis so just shut up already."
And to be clear, Carmilla isn't a feminist. She's a misandrist. Maybe look this stuff up before you talk about it.
@@DeadmanWalking789 I have looked it up and unfortunately many modern feminists are misandrist. Many even flat out admit it. Don't get triggered.
Nah, if it’s modern feminism then why is the antagonist? To me she is just a female villain or toxic femininity really. Nothing about her screams pro female. She is just as bad as the vampire who turned her.
She’s not some modern feminist
She’s a villain....who’s a woman....
I guess at best you can say she’s a mix between a femme fatale and the strong woman trope.
@@thechurchofsymmetra8247 She is CLEARLY a misandrist, she not only hates men but believes woman are innately superior. Many though not all modern feminist's are like that. They are what are commonly referred to as toxic feminist's.
Hector thought he will get that 🐱 of carmilla.
I wish I were Hector
Hector should I taken his chances in joining Trevor and Sypha
@Sergio M
Why does he need a reason?
Either take his chances with those two or be caged up in a castle with a bunch of vampires looking to use him.
The choice is fairly obvious.
@Sergio M
1. Pretty sure Hector knows or is familiar with the Belmonts.
2. The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
3. Trevor and Alucard started as enemies as well.
So now what?
@Sergio M
Im not saying it makes them friends. Im talking about Becoming allies or start an alliiance
Hector: *doesn't matter, had sex*
I know Jaime Murray is English but I wonder what kind of British accent she's speaking as Carmilla here? 🤔 It doesn't sound 100% RP / BBC / posh English to my non-native speaker's ears so maybe it's mixed with some dialects from other parts of southern England? Can someone (preferably a Brit) please pin it down for me?? 🥺 I really love Carmilla's voice AND accent.
Is there a reason why hector just didn't jump in the lake?
Something I never really understood. Is this version of carmilla based on the games or the book?
I imagine this is how satan would be😈😨😠
I love carmilla a lot, she’s a flawed but smart villain, really think she’s well rounded. She’s badass and got shot done and pointed out everyone’s bullshit including Dracula’s with extreme accuracy and staged a really good attempt of a takeover, but she’s still way too controlling and crazy.
Really good imo
its ok she's dead now😂
... well... rounded?...
🤔
I hope I wasn't the only one turned on by carmilla and Eleonor submitting hector
I need Carmilla in my life
He could've easily pushed carmilla off the bridge
High Vamps like Carmilla and her sisters can turn into a multitude of animals,including bats
Doing that would have been his death wish
Oof nope just watch Season 3 and watch what happens when you try retaliating against a vampire like Carmilla
@@fatechanginglegend243 I mean, Isaac killed a 6'4 Viking vampire with his whip. Trevor and Sypha destroyed the asses of vampires from courts around the world. Hector was pretty much put in a dungeon when Lenore attacked him.
Vampires have super strength.
Hector not Ford master not anymore forfeit title when he decided to follow Carmilla
Smh they play Hector like a violin....
Ngl, Hector was pretty clueless and dumb here.