Topic: What Character/Real Person Would You've Liked To See In Castlevania?

[theANdROId]

Characters? 

I wouldn't mind seeing some of the classics of horror being brought into the series and given actual characterization and plot importance. 

 Doctor Moreau and his various experiments with human animal hybrids could easily fit into Dracula's forces as a 'monster maker for him.  I can also picture a tortured Dr. Frankenstein locked in the dungeon somewhere being forced to pout together Frankenstein after Frankenstein for Drac. 

Griffin the original Invisible Man was also a nicely done over the top psychopath with delusions of grandeur in the original story if you've ever read it. 

Also, I'd like the Headless Horseman brought in.  If done properly a horseback battle against him could be suitably awesome.  (Especially if you give him the ability to chop off your characters head as a finishing move. 

For real people? 

How about bringing in the real Dracula's traitorous brother Radu the Handsome?  Give him his own source of evil; powers and it almost writes itself. 

^^ Very nice ideas! ^^

[Dracula9]

Doctor Caligari, Cabinet optional.

Lovecraftian entities other than Cthulhu, i.e. Hastur or Nyarlathotep.

Radu cel Frumos for once.

Uhhhhhh...Hellboy would be interesting.

[TheTextGuy]

How about bringing in the real Dracula's traitorous brother Radu the Handsome?  Give him his own source of evil; powers and it almost writes itself.

Kinda makes me wonder how a Castlevania game would handle Matthias Corvinus (prolly will have to be called just Corvinus or King Corvinus since Matthias is already taken in CV lore).

[The Bizarre Trooper]

Call me crazy but i always imagined Darth Maul in Castlevania non-canon wise,  where Maul was sent to Dracula's Castle as a mission given by his Master, Darth Sidious, Maul would face Dracula in the year 1837.

[KaZudra]

Jar-Jar Binks, I shit you not.
With a theory that Jar-Jar acts like a stumbling fool but is a Sith Lord (and the evidence that followed) it makes a bit of sense.

Why not have a Villain who plays a harmless role so well that he's the least expected person to be responsible for all the atrocities?

[Lumi Kløvstad]

Jar-Jar Binks, I shit you not.
With a theory that Jar-Jar acts like a stumbling fool but is a Sith Lord (and the evidence that followed) it makes a bit of sense.

Why not have a Villain who plays a harmless role so well that he's the least expected person to be responsible for all the atrocities?

While not a villain, Chupacabra is pretty much exactly that in the Lords of Shadow trilogy. He's the playful goof who as it turns out is nowhere near as bumbling or childish as he appears to be.