"Your greatest gift to me. And I'm killing him. I must already be dead." Damn.

@Doobie843

5 жыл бұрын

Angry Nerd Bird I felt that

@xedyir

4 жыл бұрын

@Doobie Scholar, we all did.

@dumazroy3462

4 жыл бұрын

Angry Nerd Bird Sometimes I wish I didn’t see this, but when I do, I am reminded why I am human, no matter how tough or strong I become, I will always feel pain.

@Facade953

4 жыл бұрын

Graham McTavis is a phenomenal actor!😢

@Joshua.02.06.

4 жыл бұрын

This scene alone hit every emotion spiraling down to my gut.....

Fun fact, Alucard accidentally missed Dracula and stabbed me in the heart, instead.

@xedyir

4 жыл бұрын

@george lopes, same, it went through my screen and stabbed me right on the heart causing more damage.

@sleepykat9

4 жыл бұрын

Best comment ever!!!😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@G4MBIT

4 жыл бұрын

Totally.

@bigboss2174

4 жыл бұрын

Stabbed me in the ass right through the heart

@Grey_witch88

4 жыл бұрын

Same 😭

"We painted these walls, we...made these toys." The toys part gets me, for the very first time in his absurdly long life, Dracula used his skills and knowledge to craft something...with love. With care. A little stuffed bear here, a wooden horse there. Not a machine for war, or a blade or stake- but something a little boy could play with. The most powerful being on the planet, stooped over his workbench for hours, crafting a beautiful little wooden horse for his boy. My heart.

@judyhopps9380

2 жыл бұрын

man, this post hit me in the feels.

@keadonboze968

2 жыл бұрын

To be fair, by crafting those toys he did end up still ripping people’s hearts out. It just happened to be the hearts of the audience instead

@raiyanfarissyazwan7156

2 жыл бұрын

Shut up dude now my family is coming to me at 3 am.

@SirDoots

2 жыл бұрын

My heart 😭😭

@delta138_zam

Жыл бұрын

A very good point, and I’m reminded about Trevor’s end speech to Death about the creature not making anything, not creating anything, only killing/eating and hiding… which was exactly what Dracula was doing, killing things and hiding away in his castle. It was only when reminded of what he had done in the past, and he compared it to what he was doing, did Dracula realize that he had fallen so far.

Make no mistake Trevor, Alucard, and Sypha did not battle Dracula.They just assisted him in committing suicide.

@patrickhughes9304

4 жыл бұрын

Like Alucard said. If Dracula wanted to kill them he’d have done it

@rion7088

4 жыл бұрын

Didn’t even look painless, he took on the agony like a man.

@afan3258

3 жыл бұрын

It is the longest suicide note in history

@rileypoole2488

3 жыл бұрын

For real. Godbrand was right Dracula wasn’t feeding. Imagine how much more powerful he would have been had he fed.

@lux3377

3 жыл бұрын

Fr tho, I hate how Alucard acts like he Fr beat dracula👎 I hope Dracula comes back to life in season 4

"My boy..... I'm killing my boy" Its 12am and I'm crying like a child...

@magiv4205

4 жыл бұрын

2am here and same

@eleanorwilliams769

4 жыл бұрын

5:07 am for me. Makes me wish my Dad was still alive, so I could throw my arms around him and kiss him on the cheek. I miss hearing him telling me “Good night hon’”.

@kingdice9269

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@RisingDecadeSeptember

4 жыл бұрын

Same here, 11h49pm

@noirrugger

4 жыл бұрын

Hey quick update, it doesn’t get any better a year later when you accidentally watch it again because someone “liked” your comment 😭

"Lisa... I'm killing our boy... _we_ painted this room, _we_ made these toys. It's our boy, Lisa..."

@JONAHcrBL4CKDR4GON

4 жыл бұрын

Q3Q AAAAAAHHHH STOP!! thats words broke my heart!!!

@patrickhughes9304

4 жыл бұрын

You can almost see it. HE can almost see it. The room bathed in moonlight, Dracula gets a little paint on his face and Lisa giggles at him, maybe he’s shocked for a moment but then he giggles too. The giggles subside and they share a beat, a single moment, a small but sure smile, and an unspoken “I love you” and then back to work. In pop culture it’s a scene we’ve seen a million times. Two people who love each other paint the baby’s room in content silence and we the audience know how much they love each other. He says it and you can almost see it, and it breaks your heart

@simon-peterwilliamson2412

4 жыл бұрын

@@patrickhughes9304 why would you do this to me omg

@christopherspaulding9283

4 жыл бұрын

😢

@worldsgreatestspy5836

4 жыл бұрын

You're tearing me apart Lisa

The voice acting of Dracula is top notch, you can almost feel his pain in his voice. Amazing show

@rittis013

5 жыл бұрын

Totally Agreed, He does a superb job!

@BatterySonic

5 жыл бұрын

Hernán Muñoz graham mctavish is amazing

@camilac.l.1323

5 жыл бұрын

What do you mean by "almost"? You didn't feel?

@Spindler2007

5 жыл бұрын

@@BatterySonic He sure is. He also did good voice work for Dante in the Dante's Inferno game and animated epic.

@Heretic1981

5 жыл бұрын

Almost all my favorite moments in the series are in this one episode, all the best fights, and of course this. Sometimes I feel like a series/movie cops out on the final battle (the end to Kill Bill 2 didn't satisfy me), but this was so well written and acted and I liked it so much better than if Alucard has somehow just got the jump on Drac. You really feel the tragedy of both characters. I want to see Drac come back later on just so they can get kill him again if I get more acting like this

Lisa must be one hell of a person, turning the even what seems to be an apathetic cold hearted monster into quite the father and husband figure. We need more humans like her.

@prideofasia99

5 жыл бұрын

Yes only for some overly zealous religious nutbag murder her.

@kwazooplayingguardsman5615

5 жыл бұрын

Blood is thicker than water, as they say.

@Droidika1337

5 жыл бұрын

@@kwazooplayingguardsman5615 and yet he killed his father

@mistamemewide

5 жыл бұрын

*_Looks at Belle_* Yeah, it works.

@joshuafogg6600

5 жыл бұрын

Some Random Asian Dude We have more of them than people think.

after hundreds of years hating humans, he became one right here

@lucasmejia3033

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah he show's love and regret on his last moments

@karanparmar4754

5 жыл бұрын

Why ?? Do u think fucking humans have copyright on such feeling.... If they had,,,all of this never had started..

@joshthemann1

5 жыл бұрын

Karan Parmar who said they did? It’s just a standard trait humans tend to have when they’re lucky enough to recognize they’re in their last moments. No one said it was mutually exclusive to humans.

@disappointmentdepartment2699

5 жыл бұрын

No. Humans started all of it. This was something bigger.

@Mikemic2218

4 жыл бұрын

After his first death. He becomes the monster we know him in his resurrection.

They went from an extreme fight to extreme feels with this. I was expecting a sympathetic Dracula, but not this... Nothing like this. Kudos to the writers, animators, and actors for this.

@alexanderr.c.6598

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed, most of us (myself included) were expecting an epic fight all the way to the end between sypha, simon and alucard vs dracula.... the classic "good vs evil", but at that last scene and the dialogues between father and son up to the point when they reach alucard's room, you realize that this story is not that simple. We have a grieving man who lost what he loved most, that which made him human and alive once more and all that sadness and anger towards the world was his way to say "please end my pain". Its all a tragedy on its own and a masterpiece in writing.

@DemonicRemption

5 жыл бұрын

@@alexanderr.c.6598 That's interesting... You voiced my assessment as I saw this scene a month ago in a livestream. But given the other comments here, I wasn't the only one who felt that way.

@WTFisTingispingis

5 жыл бұрын

I thought to kyself "god damn, this is some Return of the Jedi level feels." seeing this.

@askmeificare5557

4 жыл бұрын

@@alexanderr.c.6598 You mean Trevor? lol

@morbdc9588

4 жыл бұрын

He'll be back in a few generations! More mad than before!

I think the saddest thing about this scene was that Dracula reverted back to his old habits on a smaller scale; he confined himself to one room instead of the overall castle he used to roam. This was probably the first time in years that he stepped foot in that room when the realization hit him; in all his fury, he forgot who is son really was... which was his son.

@RobertSStein

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. You can imagine him avoiding that room for years, knowing that seeing those stuffed animals and his son's bed would make him question the path of revenge. Had Alucard not fortuitously ended up there, this fight would have ended differently.

@hansbass8119

4 жыл бұрын

He was obsessed with what already passed he forgot what was left

@meris8486

4 жыл бұрын

Note the way he sits in his study staring into the fire as if he cant bare to turn around and look at the door remembering how his wife and child would come to see him. He closed the door on his grief and through blood rage he suppressed the memories but entering this room made it all come flooding back. He was a father again, one last time. Wow I'm crying again

@blazeraze2013

4 жыл бұрын

But son you are my son

@AdeptKing

3 жыл бұрын

From the way Alucard talks about him, Dracula probably was a very good father to him. Unfortunately the death of Lisa made Dracula forget about his love for his son until this moment.

"I must already be dead." Gets me every time. 😭

@whoryou-nm4ep

4 ай бұрын

sad

@ceroashburn8095

4 ай бұрын

What happens to a man who cannot die? When he has nothing left to live for?

I really love how Graham McTavish delivered the lines here, especially "We painted this room, we... made these toys, it's our boy, lisa" and the greatest gift line. It's just fascinating.

@Phoebe5448

3 жыл бұрын

His performance is top notch!! You can feel the emotions there! Gets me every time.

@prideofasia99

3 жыл бұрын

You can hear the shame in his voice, like he knew Lisa would be angry if she saw him like this

@papaf7558

Жыл бұрын

best line of this scene.

@TheGreatYukon

4 күн бұрын

I'm so engrossed whenever I see scenes from this show, that I honest to god forget that voice actors are making it. I'm just watching real events, in a real world.

I love how Alucard still wasn’t able to beat Dracula in a fight and make it unbelievable. Even in a weakened state Dracula was still THE Vlad Dracula Tepes, the KING of the vampires and could have taken on anyone one on one and win by a wide margin. The only thing that was able to stop him were the human qualities that Lisa taught him. He was defeated by guilt, compassion, sentimentality, humility, and love. Had he’d truly thought of her as only a pet he wouldn’t have hesitated to finish off Alucard. Just like Hector said, he truly loved her. In turn he loved Alucard. His love made him the shell he became and drove him to madness. Lisa fulfilled her promise, Dracula taught her the knowledge to truly help people and in turn she taught him a thing or two about humans. Her gift of humanity, personified in Alucard, was the most precious gift he had ever received in his long reign. But that same humanity was what destroyed him. Humanity finally defeated Dracula.

@RobertSStein

4 жыл бұрын

Beautiful summary.

@senneuh1

3 жыл бұрын

There's this saying: "to love is to leave yourself exposed". I adore how literally they extended that metaphor in this scene, with his love for Alucard and Lisa being his only weak spot in what is otherwise an unstoppable killing machine.

@AdeptKing

3 жыл бұрын

This makes me wonder how the heck Camilla planned to kill Dracula. Even Alucard couldn't do it until Dracula's fatherly love interfered in the fight.

@AgustinRamirez-wl4mg

3 жыл бұрын

@@AdeptKing Kinda the point Carmilla would probably make a big plan or something but in the end Dracula is Dracula i dont know in the show lore but hell in the game lore he is immortal even defeated he will come back

@djwagner7940

3 жыл бұрын

@@AgustinRamirez-wl4mg I would've loved to see Camilla, executing her plan with near perfection, probably with a horde of demons and vampires, and probably some typical vampire weaknesses in her plan. Judging by how she had the bishop turn water holy to defeat some of Dracula's forces, this tells me she's smart enough to use her own kind's weakness as a weapon. However, despite all her maticulous planning, Dracula endures, probably barely scathed, and dismantles her army, makes short work of whatever vampire weakness/weapon/trump card she had, and lays waste to Camilla, reminding her of who he is. He's not just some cruel old man, he's the damn KING of the VAMPIRES.

What makes this somewhat cathartic is that Dracula knew what Alucard was about to do. He realized that if he was really ready to destroy the last living piece of Lisa's legacy, he would prefer death. And those words, "I must already be dead" are both his acknowledgement of the fact, and a way of telling Alucard that he's ready for it to end. He chose his end, and his son gave him his last wish.

@patrickhughes9304

4 жыл бұрын

I like how you can see the doubt begin before this. Dracula knows Alucard is right when he says “if you wanted to kill me you’d have done it by now” then he steps into this room and realizes...oh my god he’s right. I’m infinitely more powerful then him. Certainly more than Belmont and Sypha and yet they’re all still alive...oh my god I don’t want to kill them. I don’t want to kill my son...I don’t...want to kill anyone anymore. Lisa didn’t want me to kill anyone....I must already by dead.

@austinarnold4460

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickhughes9304 What's more, Dracula himself has not been out of the castle in months. He does not personally inflict destruction on the humans. I don't think he can bare to lift his hand to physical violence like he once did. His wife killed the raging monster Dracula years ago. Vlad Tepes died with his wife and This creature here? A ferocious shadow of both his former selves. He hits hard, but he has no real bite. Not anymore.

@sodasaintcommentaries4054

2 жыл бұрын

Not just that; Dracula realized he was as much a danger to Alucard as he was to anybody else. From a father’s perspective, he had done the unthinkable in deliberately raising a fist with killing intent against his own child. It also harkens back to Alucard’s warning at the start of the series; no matter what Dracula says or does, it doesn’t change the fact that he unleashed his Army of the Night on Wallachia, killing innocents by the score. So he elects to do the one thing that would assure he would no longer be a danger to his own child or anyone else: end it.

Dracula is not a man nor a monster, he's a lost soul just wanting love and peace in his life even though he is not alive

@jturner2577

5 жыл бұрын

@J purple ramen It is. Indeed, there's no way to justify what he does and it's undeniably horrible, but you understand why he does it. For example, his tone when he makes his speech to his army before sending them all over Wallachia, it's clear that he knows this isn't what Lisa would have wanted, but he's so broken at this point he doesn't care.

@JrockerDiChan666

5 жыл бұрын

If you remember he killed a lot of ppl bc they celebrated her death and no one tried to stand up for what was right when she wasn’t a witch no one tried to help her they all believed in the church which is why he killed them all. If you can’t stand up for what is right you don’t have a say. But then again this is the church and back then ppl mindlessly believed everything the church said. Also as stated in the anime this war is drawn out glorified suicide for Dracula.

@midasthestallion4105

4 жыл бұрын

@@emanuellugo3805 Correct. He was a sad, broken man.

@xedyir

4 жыл бұрын

@J purple ramen, 'Love makes us do crazy things,' He lost control of himself and his rage took over, he just wanted revenge who had done the wrong and who dared to kill his beloved wife. Lisa was the only reason that he continued to tolerate humans but in return what does he get? His wife assumed as an evil witch and killed. He attempted genocide because of that. We can't blame him. The only person he truly loved, burned into a pile of ashes.

@eleanorwilliams769

4 жыл бұрын

J purple ramen she gave him stability and she also was an outcast to her own people, who intern for healing people that the church at the time believed that God was punishing them, (remember this was the Middle Ages when people believed God punishes people by making them very ill) she was challenging that belief and they thought at the time they were saving others by killing Lisa whom they thought was a witch. So together they made a family. So in a sense she saved him from the darkness of his loneliness, only to be taken from him and plunge him back into the darkness.

The part where he realized that he was killing the last living part of Lisa and himself was heart wrenching. “Your greatest gift to me and I’m killing him” he realized he didn’t lose her completely and the fact that Adrian (Alucard) existence was proof of something greater and more powerful, he was Lisa but more. In this moment of clarity I feel like he finally realized Alucard as something more than an annoyance but his son. His own flesh and blood, half of himself and his beloved Lisa. He may have had a small part of his kind self return as he acted slightly fatherly. Its super sad we didn’t see more moments like this because there’s nothing better when a cold character has a warm,soft moment, especially with their child/children. Love this show and I can’t wait till season 3 ❤️

@AdeptKing

3 жыл бұрын

I think he always loved his son. From what the show says and how Alucard talks about him it seems he was a good father to Alucard. Losing Lisa just drove him insane.

@DaDandyman

2 жыл бұрын

It's not killing the last part of Lisa and himself. He sees Alucard's autonomy and loves him regardless of Lisa.

@nataliawashington872

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed I love when they make villains into good parents because just cause their villains doesn’t mean they can’t be good parents so it gets annoying when a villain is a terrible parent

@brysonstiles6737

Жыл бұрын

Another thing I think he realizes here is he can’t just lock Alucard up again because if his plan does go through he’ll have killed his son along with him self and the other vampires I think in this scene to Dracula realizes he’s killing any chance of love Alucard could have the same as he and Lisa had in the end it dawns on him the only way it could end is with his own death

The most gut wrenching part about this is you can tell Alucard doesn't want to do it, but Dracula is too unstable to be left alive, and he couldn't bear being away from his wife any longer.

@brunoflores9388

8 ай бұрын

the season's end with Alucard crying alone is heartbreaking!

"Son...." "Father....." (Twists stake) .....The feels....

@LEGOMANIAC419

5 жыл бұрын

BWWAAAAAAAAAH

@SnipingIsFun

4 жыл бұрын

The feels......literally

"My boy, I'm killing my boy" I never cried to titanic or any of those sad movies. However, this animated show based on a video game series that I've NEVER PLAYED A SINGLE INSTALMENT IN MY LIFE however, it somehow got me to cry.

@daniellemcclain1613

3 жыл бұрын

I feel you

@metalben005

2 жыл бұрын

That's what good writing will do

@spidremi875

Жыл бұрын

Play it.

@Takato2527

Жыл бұрын

you don't have to play the game to understand cuz face it, there aren't that many Castlevania that has such amazing plot like this show, even with Castlevania 3, SoTN, and CoD, which the show borrowed the plot from. Whoever watched the show have witnessed how OP Sypha is, but you don't wanna use her in the game cuz she's really bad. Alucard is an ok char in Castlevania 3, but in SoTN, he shattered the entire game to oblivion, and he's not as opened as this Alucard. But hey, If you're interested in the game, do yourself a favor and buy the compilation on current-gen console or PC. It's never too late to play one of the most beloved franchise ever.

@jasoncruz19800

4 ай бұрын

I'm 60 years old and cried my eyes out. I have sons and phew this hit. 10/10 show, getting it on bluray

They could've so easily fucked up this scene and made it come off as a cop-out, but the framework and voice talent just launches it into being one of the best-written scenes I've seen in a while

This scene is even sadder when you look into the early Castlevania lore, Dracula became the demonic king of vampires in the first place due to losing his first love while he was off fighting a war. He returned home to learn she had died, he rejected God, and in turn his humanity. He also caused the first Belmont hunter, who was also his close friend Leon Belmont, to curse his name. He created the Belmont hunter legacy. After years of fighting between the Belmonts and evil, the events of Castlevania 3/ Netflix series happens. Humanity created Dracula, and ruined him, and his son fought with his heart and soul to protect them. 😢

@ashwolf2006

4 жыл бұрын

and it took 2000 years, for him to be finally be free from his own curse. when he got reincarnated in Aria of Sorrow. but even then the Cults who Blindly and Stupidly follows him wont let him be. since they believe the world needs the prince of darkness.

@enderdarkos4087

4 жыл бұрын

@@ashwolf2006 From what I remember, the Cult of Dawn of Sorrow don't worshipps Dracula, it worshipps God but thinks that a being of eternal evil must exist And they consider this being to be Soma

@FirstNameLastName-oz5ij

3 жыл бұрын

@@ashwolf2006 *1000 years But yeah you’re right.

He allowed himself to be killed as a man and not as the monster he was consumed by in his grief, honestly some of the best writing I've seen in a long time.

This scene emotionally ruined me because the pain within his voice, the realization of his madness and everything brought forth from seeing a room he most likely hadn't been in years. To realize that he was hurting his son, the greatest gift she ever give him. Her memory. This is what emotionally destroyed me, killing me over and over again to the point of so many tears. This was their gift.

and then you remember Alucard is now alone within the castle he'd grown up which is also the place he killed his father that damn last scene

@jd2792

4 жыл бұрын

@Shahzeb Khalid I think in this show lore he is just dead

@kaosk9966

4 жыл бұрын

You should of seen season 3

@mercenariosmechaghost9579

4 жыл бұрын

Aaaaaaand two japoneses betteyed him oof

@kaosk9966

4 жыл бұрын

[*MERCENARIOS*] Mecha Ghost that whole scene just made my jaw drop

@daniellemcclain1613

3 жыл бұрын

@@kaosk9966 it was honestly so crushing

I felt this before becoming a father... ...After becoming a father, it tears me to shreds. Doesn't help that my wife's name is Lisa.

@jasoncruz19800

4 ай бұрын

Also a father and yeah I cried haha

1:42 ... The way Dracula looked at Alucard right there. No words were needed. Alucard KNEW his father was begging for death's mercy, knowing he didn't deserve it. Magnificent acting with beautifully rendered animation.

"Your greatest gift to me, and I'm killing him" , gets me all the time

How do you turn an already gut-wrenching scene of a father and son trying to murder each other...into something so touching and beautiful? 😢 The monster remembered being a man...and yearned to die.

@RequiemPoete

2 жыл бұрын

I like to think of myself as good at writing, but this is impressive.

Not sure anyone notice, I like how the red lights in the background that represents his rage gradually dissipate showing the Alucard’s room clearly.

I teared up so badly at this scene. Just that look before Alucard stakes him. That look of "Please? Kill me. While the rage has subsided. I just want to see my beloved Lisa again."

I see comments of Dracula being able to redeem himself or anything that would change his character. However, this ending fits the way his character arc should end. There could of been redemption, but he knows he doesn't deserve it. He knows it's his son Alucard who deserves to be the better of them both. Dracula presented here is a tragedy of man who lost his wife and lost everything only to realize at the end that all isn't lost. That the love he thought was gone couldn't have been more apparent with the existence of his son, the living proof of Lisa and Dracula's love, forgotten in his madness and grievance. Not until the very end. That all along the very thing he despised, was the driving force of his very own emotions, human one's to be exact.

@jturner2577

5 жыл бұрын

It's just Brilliant Writing.

@vguyver2

4 жыл бұрын

Even though Dracula wants to be redeemed, he has two tragic flaws that will prevent it. These are explored in the IGA games plots. They were also similarly interpreted in the Lord's of Shadow's version of the series too. 1. His hatred of God and Humanity which has been his sole motivation Since his first love died. This will always repeat itself due to his immortality. His love is destined to reincarnate and die over and over again in every incarnation. This is a cruel curse he cannot overcome since it was his Hubris of hating God and Mankind that spurned him to gain that very same immortality. 2. The curse he placed himself is a the power of chaos, which is fueled by all his hate and loss. By gaining immortality, he absorbed into himself the very essence of a chaotic evil that draws from these worst of human emotions. As much power and immortality as it gives him, it also spurns his worst qualities making him lose sight of what matters to him and what little of his original humanity he has left. Prior to regaining some of his sanity in this scene, he was completely consumed by his own powers and bloodlust from the raw emotion until he was triggered by the sight of something that had his happiest memory, building a life around his wife and son. Alucard stabbed him in this moment, knowing what the nature is behind his father. As a result, these two things will constantly cause dracula to resurrect, love, weep, and hate again in repetition for all eternity. It is a hell of his own making in abandoning his humanity, and will always be robbed of what little he has left due to his own choices.

@bkzomen1

4 жыл бұрын

Homeboy lost his wife 2x... can you blame the dude for all hes done?

@Joawlisdoingfine

3 жыл бұрын

@@partlycloudy2526 And that is the worst part. In the games he becomes more and more demonic each time he returns, so if he ever returns in this series it’s gonna a pale shadow of his real self

@v.emiltheii-nd.8094

3 жыл бұрын

Season 4 says hi.

"I'am killing our boy, your greatest gift to me and I'am killing him" God, that senteces got me from hating him to giving him "Its gonna be okay" hug with blankets and hot cocoa

I cry every time I see this episode. The Tepes family's story is so sad.

@ninetimesaday

Жыл бұрын

It has a hopeful ending tho.

Extremely well done, the voice acting is superb. The guy who voiced Dracula, he deserves an award.

"My boy... I'm killing my boy..." Damn it, I felt that.

When I defeat Dracula in Castlevania I'm like "take that you OP Ba****d!" But if the Boss fight was like this I would be like "Yaaay...I...beat him...I'm a Monster"

@honeychroma

2 жыл бұрын

this is how it feels to beat the final boss of Risk of Rain

I love the fact that they didn’t defeat Dracula, Dracula let himself be defeated.

For the first time ever, I've never seen Dracula being so....human.

@JB6GD684

3 жыл бұрын

Mathias in Lament of innocence

I’m here after the Invincible season 1 finale.

@NoNanoGM

3 жыл бұрын

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@ludonymous526

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. That one bears strong parallels to this.

@thegeneral4943

2 жыл бұрын

It is weird to think an INCARNATION OF EVIL can be less evil than an alien.

if you are a man... you have permission to cry in this scene

@kraigshall

4 жыл бұрын

I have. I truly do understand Dracula in this sense the love of his life was taken from him what this whole conflict essentially was was just one long awful suicide note but think about it if you lose the one person that makes your life actually worth living how many of us I would not try to write something similar?

@gorillone86

4 жыл бұрын

"When Dracula is ashes, you have my permission to cry"

@eihabshadowsdesign1865

4 жыл бұрын

I cried at that moment the director and the voice actor deserve the Oscar and they should to make a new season...

@JadenMoon1475

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a complicated soul; A baby girl heart, trapped in a male adult body - Gender Dysphoria, it's nearly 3 AM, and here I am, crying my heart out

@chuchuwiii2180

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 🙏

Man, I was not expecting them to fight Dracula after only the second season since he’s the big bad, but dammit if they didn’t blow my mind with this finale.

@bradley8258

4 жыл бұрын

FreedomFighterUnion dude their is several Belmont’s and Dracula revives a lot

@ethan123p4

4 жыл бұрын

nameless soul doesn’t Simon Belmont the one is smash revive him and he has the white hair too

In the end Dracula was merely a man broken by grief

@RadiantCloudSky

3 жыл бұрын

They killed his wife not once but twice

This scene was such a tear jerker. Dracula's VA really made him sound like a father broken by grief and rage. The way the lighting went from a blood red to a dim, silver moonlight illustrated the shift from battle to the death to that sorrowful realization. You really realize now that Dracula never really saw Alucard as his son until now. It was only minutes ago he said that the war on humanity endured in Lisa's name.

This is a great scene in that he actually loved Alucard as his son instead of just loving him because he reminds him of Lisa. A lot of movies and show always make the enemy stop because the child reminds them of someone they love rather than the child themselves. Snape is such example, he only helped Harry because he was Lily's child not because he loved Harry.Great character and moment but misguided motivation.

@FaeAngst

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for pointing this out! My thoughts exactly, it’s super refreshing to see him love Alucard, and not just love him as an extension of his wife.

It is most difficult, to fight someone you genuinely love. Dracula realized he was the monster people say he is. But remembering Alucard was his kid, with the woman he went berserk for, so many feels. I am not ashamed to admit this made me tear up.

Very nice and emotional scene. Music is cherry on the cake.

In the end, Lisa was the one that made the difference; not only did she and Dracula raise Alucard well, but Dracula lost his will to fight because of her.

Imagine having your concept of love be Twisted for centuries only to realize the importance of life in the last few moments of your existence. This series is too good.

The most heart-felt moment is that Dracula, a monster, tactician, warrior scientist, and terrifying being in every right, MADE toys for his infant son. He could have bought or taken them from a toy store, but he took the time to sew and craft everything for his child. THAT is love.

@TimberlakeTigerGirl

2 ай бұрын

They didnt have toy stores in the 1400's. Mothers would sew dolls together for their daughters and fathers would either craft toys for their sons. Or paid a carpenter to make one for them

I really feel bad for him.

"My boy. I'm...I'm killing my boy." Damn. A father realizing that he's hurting the child he should be protecting. That's GOT to stick the heart at SOME point. EDIT: Aw, damn it. I'll cop to it, fellow KZreadrs. It stuck me in my heart. Because my father died in July after a long illness, and for a long time he'd been verbally abusive and a bully, and yet...after seeing this clip, I wonder to myself...did my father, at any time in his life, say to himself, "I'm hurting my child"? And now I'm weeping.

@Yanzai22

4 жыл бұрын

erm...... you ok bud??

@daniellemcclain1613

3 жыл бұрын

Omg.. I'm sending you my hug :)

@krizwatcher

3 жыл бұрын

@@daniellemcclain1613 thanks much

@krizwatcher

3 жыл бұрын

@@Yanzai22 i think i will be...maybe

@Grey_witch88

3 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry

That last word “son” followed by the last word he heard “father”…..so simple, so deep.

Alucard panting while pulling out that stake is the sound of him trying to prepare himself for killing his dad but knowing he's nowhere near ready for this shit

Graham McTavish deserves an award, his acting is phenomenal. The grief, the pain, it feels so real

The injustice of this is staggering. After having the love of his life ripped from him, he is denied his revenge, and makes an enemy of his beloved's living ideals, the very symbol of her love, their son. That's enough to break anyone.

The way he says, "My boy. Im killing my boy." Absolutely kills me.

That proves he didn't enter the room after she died. If he did he would have remembered instantly that he didn't lose everything.

when he says "my boy... i... i'm killing my boy" how he said it and the pain in his voice it brought a tear to my eyes the first time i watched this. the horror you must feel at having your anger quenched and seeing what your truly doing would be pretty much soul shattering. this was top notch stuff here folks.

Alucard's line afterwards, "he died a long time ago" is such an amazing line

This seen almost made me cry.

@mugetsukurosaki7707

5 жыл бұрын

Lol this made me cry

@TheMercwithaMouth199

5 жыл бұрын

2nd best moment in Season 2, first was Trevor, Sypha, and Alucard fighting Dracula. I felt so bad for Dracula, his anger of losing the most beautiful woman and the only thing that let him feel what he might never have felt in centuries she might have helped him feel like a human again.

@prideofasia99

5 жыл бұрын

ALMOST? It DID make me cry. "The greatest gift you've given me, and I'm killing him"

@empgkrazer_5124

5 жыл бұрын

Im crying right now tbh dracula is a lost soul that seeks happiness and love but that was all taken away by the evil bastard bishop i hope he suffers more in hell

@Phoebe5448

3 жыл бұрын

I DID cry.

This is so tragic. So heart breaking... I never thought Castlevania would make me feel all the feels.

The line of 'I must already be dead' and the shot of Alucard's face, the spitting image of his mother, who earlier said he died when she did. Its so AHHHHH

I like the touch at around 0:25 seconds that when Dracula's rage finally subsides the red tint fades away.

This is easily one of the most heart wrenching scenes I've ever seen in a tv show. Holy Shit.

when Dracula saw Alucard carried a wooden stake from his own childhood bed and Dracula did not fight back and just accepted it.. you know Dracula is suicidal and just wants to join his wife. Alucard said father, saying goodbye but Dracula permitted him to stab him harder so he can die and be with his mother..

It's been so long and this scene still makes me cry. I lost my father around the time that I found out about this show, and this scene was everything and put me in my feels. Even now it's still so hard to be here without him as we were very close, and it felt like I lost my other half when he passed away. He made a lot of mistakes, sure, but he was trying and I loved him for that. The expression on Dracula's face when he realized, and how everything finally crashed down that he's killing the greatest gift that he was given by the woman that helped him feel whole. That gift being Alucard, his son. You can even tell that Alucard doesn't want to kill him in this moment, but Dracula can't be left alive. Kudos to the people who made this and the actors for this beautiful masterpiece.

Notice that the battle between Alucard and Dracula was very red-tinted, reflecting Dracula's fury, and once they realize they're in Alucard's room, the color scheme changes to a very somber blue.

@eric4369

2 жыл бұрын

That wasn't the colour scheme. That was literally from the blood moon he created with his rage

The part that kicked my tears into motion was the final exchange of father and son calling eachother such. The beast who had his happiness taken away, and his heartbroken son there to ease his pain for the last time. The symbolism that he used a bedpost that his father had made for him as a child too..........ohhhhhh that is as deep as it gets.

"My boy, i'm killing mg boy lisa" Made me cry why does it end up like this??

I am coming back here after watching the latest episode of Invincible. If you know, you know.

@gazoonman

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

Some can see it as patricide, but Alucard is freeing his father from his torment, centuries of hate and despair has left him hollow but he still had that one shred of humanity left Dracula's resurrections after this were the result of the malice of those who claimed to follow him, hence why when Dracula is defeated in the future, he regains the same humanity he displays here "It was not by my hand that I am once again given flesh. I was brought back by humans who wish to give me tribute" - Dracula, Symphony of the Night

I'd fight with my dad a lot in the past but now that he's gone I really miss him. This scene makes me miss him more.

What’s the name of the music when Dracula talks about killing his boy

@DarkSamael55

4 жыл бұрын

@Nippy Flippy Didn't find it anywhere.

@simon-peterwilliamson2412

4 жыл бұрын

I dont think it was released

@exowarrior

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/kWGorrmhnN3ee7w.html

‘I’m killing our boy...your greatest gift to me, and I’m killing him...I must already be dead...’ goddamn, this show 😭😭😭😭

Oh man that is just sad that Dracula loved his son and he died 😔

This moment, where Dracula shows a moment of humanity when seeing the childhood room he and his wife built for their son, is heartbreaking.

I did not expect Dracula of all people to make me this misty-eyed.

God I been dying so much just hear “I love you son” or a “I love you dad” before he fully stabs him like AGHHH it’s killing me I know they love each other and I know Dracula wouldn’t kill his son but omg just say it 😭

@rittis013

5 жыл бұрын

They don't even need to say it, they know.

@xedyir

4 жыл бұрын

You could see it in their eyes. There's no need for words.

@eleanorwilliams769

4 жыл бұрын

Some things can’t be expressed in words. But I agree it would have been wonderful to have it audibly affirmed.

@gamerdog2781

3 жыл бұрын

literally me 😭

Credit the voice acting and the writing. The fact that this moment is as believable as it is and as heart wrenching as it is speaks volumes to the talent of everyone behind this

The acting in this whole scene is just so heartbreaking. The moment Dracula starts to moaning what he is doing I felt the cry in my throat climbing up

The part that really broke me was even after death, he still tried to embrace Alucard.

Dracula : I am killing my boy Me : ah it started raining

This scene made me cry. It was perfect in every way

The true tragedy of Dracula wasn’t just how his story here ended- alone, a broken old man who had lost his will to live- but also what he could have been, what he almost was. He could have turned his intellect towards helping humanity better itself, become more advanced and abandon superstition. But in the events that came to pass, the greed and fear of powerful men made him into a villain.

“Lisa, I’m killing our boy” im crying

Still come back to this video just to hurt myself every once in awhile

The first two seasons were truly a miracle, weren't they? It's rare to see something with such high quality in almost everything from the fight scenes and animation to the music and drama. What a pity that by the series finale it all fell apart and completely lost its luster.

This was such a powerful scene. The way it went from such an intense battle to such an intense feeling, all the way through.

This damn moment was so heartbreaking on so many levels. Season two was already miles better than the first, but to then have such a kick to the emotions here and at the very end...damn this was wonderful

every time...this scene...every time. Now i understand Alucard and Dracula's pain.

I think this is the scene that made me really love Dracula as the tragic villain he was. When he finally came to terms that there was truly nothing left in him and just resigned himself to his fate, this scene just cut deep.

Everyone is talking about how emotional this scene is, and I'm just wondering why Alucard's room looks unchanged since his childhood... -- Wasn't he living there until recently?

@DailyDoseofShortsVideos

5 жыл бұрын

11wizard no he’s been asleep For a year in gresit and it’s emotional because a son is killing his father to save humanity and Alucard ages really fast it says he’s a teenager but in a mans body

@65firered

5 жыл бұрын

Alucard probably hasn't been in there since he was a kid, and I suspect one of the servants cleans the room as I doubt Dracula would go in there.

@SuperheroRockstar

5 жыл бұрын

Its a giant flying palace. He probably has like 12 different bedrooms.

@VictoriaTraducciones

4 жыл бұрын

Well, he did said he aged fast, so maybe they were about to change his room to a more grown up one when his mother was capture by the church, or maybe when he grew out of this bedroom he just moved to another one, like someone else already said, the castle is huge and must have lots of rooms

@andrewgause6971

4 жыл бұрын

At some point before season 1 kicked off, I believe they were living outside of the castle itself. Remember that Drac comes home to find a place that is very much not Castlevania burnt to the ground. Likely something to do with living/walking the world as a mere mortal. In a lot of ways it contributes to the tragedy of it all. Because if they were still living in the castle, I somehow doubt that a bunch of medieval zealots intent on a pogrom would have made it past the castle's defenses to arrest Lisa in the first place. And I have little doubt that fact was tormenting Dracula the whole time as well.

This moment makes every hit in the fight before it hurt so much more, it’s no longer a cool fight between Alucard and dracula, it’s a father hurting his son

The way those lines were delivered killed me. Ouch.

'You see, in their last moments, people show you who they really are.' ~ Heath Ledger, Joker.

'My boy, i'm killing my boy...' THIS- THIS IS SO HEART BREAKING:(

Even after all the amazing scenes we got from this amazing series. This scene here will always be the best scene in all of Castlevania.

This was such a beautiful monologue! He really loved his son

"What is a boy? A miserable pile of your greatest gift to me! But enough talk, have at me!"