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The Castlevania Dungeon Forums => General Castlevania Discussion => Topic started by: Inccubus on April 06, 2010, 05:45:04 PM
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I'm watching a documentary about the Florescu family which was a bitter enemy of Dracula's.
It turns out that the idea that the Turks cut off his head and took it to Istanbul is partially wrong.
It seems at the time of Dracula's death the common practice of the Turks was to use a very efficient method of skinning the head and preserving it with spices. In fact when Dracula's officially recognized tomb was discovered by George Florescu in about 1930 he said the skull had a handkerchief over it. That didn't jive with the accepted beheading theory at the time, but later made sense with the discovery of the Turkish practice I mentioned. So... perhaps someone on the SCV4 team knew about this and gave Dracula's second form the skeletal head as a result?
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It's possible.
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im going to go ahead and guess the people in japan making this had absolutely no knowledge of this. Cool story though.
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Thanks, but why are you assuming that a game developer in Japan wouldn't do research concerning their project?
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Hey, I was watching that same thing!
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Thanks for this. I bet it could have been researched by the team.. now if we could figure out why they made him BLONDE in CV4 !?!? :P
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Isn't he closer to a red-head?
If so, that would make sense since that is a sign of vampirism in some cultures.
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That's a pretty cool theory! :]
(Now, if we could figure out how the design for Slogra came about--oh...never mind...Berigan=Pelican... :| )
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Isn't he closer to a red-head?
If so, that would make sense since that is a sign of vampirism in some cultures.
Are you saying that Dracula might be a :o.....Ginger Kid? Sorry I am watching South Park.