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The Castlevania Dungeon Forums => General Castlevania Discussion => Topic started by: Saner on January 04, 2009, 12:19:37 PM
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yeah the only bad thing about CoD was that the ending (as
great and fulfilling as it was for Hector and Julia), left
Trevor in the dark. of course IGA wouldn't dare end his
career like that.
so it's just a shame they didn't add some extra cutscene where Trevor leaves Julia's house, all badass-like, maybe with a sling, but still badass looking,
and be like "Hmph. What a wonderful night."
and walks off down the road, towards the moonlight....
you know, something like that. ;D
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He used a High potion and went house where Sypha was waiting for him with a pot and smashed him in the head for being later at home.
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He used a High potion and went house where Sypha was waiting for him with a pot and smashed him in the head for being later at home.
Now that's funny. It's more likely that he just waits until he recovers enough to travel and heads home. How long that takes is anyone's guess.
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Nah he died. Well at least it could be a possibility. CoD did take 3 years after the end of CV3. Trevor could have had the chance to knock up Sypha twice and die with out much consequence. Training could be a problem...but if Portrait taught us anything is that it won't be that much of a problem. (Could make for an interesting story if you try hard enough)
However in my opinion...superman lives.
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but if Portrait taught us anything is that it won't be that much of a problem.
How?
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Whatever did happen to John Morris? did they just completely forget he existed in PoR? i dont remember them even mentioning him.
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Whatever did happen to John Morris? did they just completely forget he existed in PoR? i dont remember them even mentioning him.
He was mentioned a few times.
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John died homes, the whip killed him.
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but if Portrait taught us anything is that it won't be that much of a problem.
How?
Eh, i was just playing off the whole "whip's memory" deal.
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but that was just activation. it didn't magically teach him how to use the whip.
john trained his failed son in other ways, but never how to use the whip. so when it came to the final battle, dracula wasn't a piece of cake (even though he literally woke up few seconds ago) like he would be for a true belmont, because jonafag couldn't use the whip correctly.
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Nah he died. Well at least it could be a possibility. CoD did take 3 years after the end of CV3. Trevor could have had the chance to knock up Sypha twice and die with out much consequence. Training could be a problem...but if Portrait taught us anything is that it won't be that much of a problem. (Could make for an interesting story if you try hard enough)
However in my opinion...superman lives.
It states in the castlevania wiki that he got better and went home sometime between Hector killing drac and coming back, which is why you don't see him in the ending though I don't know how canon this explanation is. I wonder if Iga's actually released anything official on it?
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If Igarashi-sama plots another Trevor Belmont sequel, I'm officially swearing off Castlevania. I already have my doubts about the upcoming Alucard sequel, and we all know how much of a boner the man gets from that caped crusader!
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In Reply To #12
Which? Alucard or Trevor? or both!
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In Reply To #13
Wut?
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In Reply To #13
Alucard, wise-guy. Trevor hasn't worn a cape since his 8-bit debut, and even then it was cast off in about ten seconds.
And 'Swapper? Just never mind the Kale gaff. You'll lose less hairs that way.
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In Reply To #15
But he had a cape, can't disregard it!
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Don't you remember?
Julia got Trevor home and cured his wounds. Julia saved him.
Then Trevor went back home, so, Dracula was dead once and for 100 years old, so, he could live in peace the rest of his live.
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Don't you remember?
Julia got Trevor home and cured his wounds. Julia saved him.
Then Trevor went back home, so, Dracula was dead once and for 100 years old, so, he could live in peace the rest of his live.
That is unless something else happens within his life time, which could be a future game. Then again, it's not likely.
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That is unless something else happens within his life time, which could be a future game.