Topic: I knew it! Castlevania: Lords of Shadow!(SPOILERS HERE, PLZ USE THE SPOILER TAG)

[darkwzrd4]

He's making a sequel to Dawn of Sorrow, obviously.

No. No. Nooo!  Dawn of Sorrow didn't advance the storyline what so ever (or, at least the "good"/official ending didn't).  Now then, if it was going to be a direct sequel to Aria of Sorrow that actually advanced the storyline of IGA's cannon, that would be fine.  However, I doubt that this new game is that.  It's more likely a sequel to Lords of Shadow, which after seeing the ending of it, I can't wait to see what happens next in that storyline.

[uzo]

I think MArie is very realistic but very spanish-looking too
http://antoncastro.blogia.com/upload/20060818140849-anaya51024x768.jpg

No complaints here!

[darkwzrd4]

Here's another question I have: in the scene after the ending credits when zobek and gabriel are talking Gabriel says "En Saut Dracul".  What does that mean?

[Ahasverus]

Here's another question I have: in the scene after the ending credits when zobek and gabriel are talking Gabriel says "En Saut Dracul".  What does that mean?

"I am the Dragon!-Dracul!-Dracula!*According to the artwork page"
(Classic  )

[crisis]

And he's speaking Romanian, which leads me to believe the sequel or sequels will have us in Transylvania (hopefully)

[Ahasverus]

And he's speaking Romanian, which leads me to believe the sequel or sequels will have us in Transylvania (hopefully)

I thought the game was already in Transylvania O.o

[Dremn]

Here's another question I have: in the scene after the ending credits when zobek and gabriel are talking Gabriel says "En Saut Dracul".  What does that mean?

"I am Dracula."

[Ahasverus]

"I am Dracula."

Nop, Dracul and Dracula are completely different words, Dracul means "Dragon", Dracula "Son of the Dragon".
The art menu says Dracula though

[thernz]

He's his own father.

[C Belmont]

Maybe Dracul is just a nickname? like Tim for Timothy "En Saut Dracula" doesn't quite roll of the tongue with the same ease as "En Saut Dracul".
I was actually kinda surprised to hear Dracul used to refer to Dracula in a Documentary about a famous actor who played him.

[Kale]

Both Dracul and Dracula are nick names, I believe. I could be wrong but they earned that name through their lives, rather than being born with it. >.>

[CristopherLee]

Both Dracul and Dracula are nick names, I believe. I could be wrong but they earned that name through their lives, rather than being born with it.

Obviusly, the name of our old friend is Vlad... that it is, actully, the nickname of Vladimir!!

Nop, Dracul and Dracula are completely different words, Dracul means "Dragon", Dracula "Son of the Dragon".

In fact, the REAL ROMANIAN word it is not "Dracula": it is "Draculea".

[Innovator]

Please...if you want to know better about Dracul, just read and refer to History and Tepes family...because they existed, and everyone know about the signification of that surname.

Buy a good book and all is written inside.

[CristopherLee]

Please...if you want to know better about Dracul, just read and refer to History and Tepes family...because they existed, and everyone know about the signification of that surname.

Buy a good book and all is written inside.

The character from "Castlevania" is an obvious revamp of the Christopher Lee version of the character that it is an obvious revamp of the Bram Stoker version of the character that it is an obvious revamp (love that word) of the John William Polidori character from "The Vampyre"...

There is no much history in all that stuff.

[Ahasverus]

Yes there is man and I recomend you stop that discussion with "presumptions" because sooner o later some users who know A LOT (seriously) about the whole tepes-vlad-dracula hsitorical thing will come.

I'm requesting them to do so though, I want to know if it makes any sense to say "DRacul" and then nappear as "Dracula" O.o