Topic: The most powerful character

[Jorge D. Fuentes]

In Reply To #30

In the 64 games, you had to get a Purifying Crystal, otherwise you slowly started to go Vamp.  You were basically on a timer to death... once it reached that point, you'd die and then lose your consciousness to Vampirism.

I believe in the 64 games it took a day for it to take effect, but I'm not certain.

[CVfan13]

In Reply To #22

Oh. Well, that just proves how much people today worry about fasion  :

[DoctaMario]

In Reply To #31

I always had so damn many of those Purification Crystals that I never found out how long it took.

[Thomas Belmont]

He wasn't under a spell; he was testing Trevor to see if he was worth teaming up with.

As for Successor's comment about Al's outfit, it's a reference to Dawn, where he said he had to change clothes to reach full power as a cheap excuse for the game reusing his Symphony sprite.

Umm, yes he was. Alucard was under a spell that was cast by Dracula to turn him evil. If anything, he was probably more powerful and Trevor still defeated him.

[Steve]

The next time you play the game, pay attention to the dialogue.  Or just read his backstory; even the batshit American manual got it right.

[mistressalucard]

I think Trevor Belmont is the most powerful.

Even though Isaac did what he did (and I still am in denial of that scene, sorry IGA), Trevor was distracted.

So Trevor would be my vote.

[CVfan13]

I think Trevor Belmont is the most powerful.

Even though Isaac did what he did (and I still am in denial of that scene, sorry IGA), Trevor was distracted.

So Trevor would be my vote.

You mean stabbing Trevor, kissing him, or both?

[CVfan13]

Umm, yes he was. Alucard was under a spell that was cast by Dracula to turn him evil. If anything, he was probably more powerful and Trevor still defeated him.

Ha! I knew I was right!

[Mortificator]

But then in Symphony of the Night, Alucard beats fakes of Trevor, Grant, and Sypha at once. They might not have had the intelligence of the originals, but their abilities were actually supperior to the CV3 guys in-game. Trevor and Sypha could switch between sub-weapons and spells, Sypha could float and raise Zombie Trevor, Grant could leap straight up to the ceiling...

[Kale]

Just because hes under a spell, it doens't make him more powerful, if anything he'd less powerful cuz hes actively trying to fight against it.

And I was right! sohe was under a spell! I'll still play through cv3 with Alucard's way to make sure.

[Successor The Cruel]

Oh, brother. 

Where do people get the idea that Alucard was under a spell?  I've played Castlevania III up to that part more times than I can remember, and there isn't any mention of Alucard being under a spell, or dreaming he was turned into a ghost, for that matter.

But, if you don't believe the game, you're probably not going to believe me, either, so what the hell...

[Thomas Belmont]

Just because hes under a spell, it doens't make him more powerful, if anything he'd less powerful cuz hes actively trying to fight against it.

And I was right! sohe was under a spell! I'll still play through cv3 with Alucard's way to make sure.

In Reply To #40
I disagree. I think he would be more powerful by being under a spell cast by Dracula that made him evil. Think of him being like the Hulk. No conscious, no morals, no self control, etc.

Oh, brother. 

Where do people get the idea that Alucard was under a spell?  I've played Castlevania III up to that part more times than I can remember, and there isn't any mention of Alucard being under a spell, or dreaming he was turned into a ghost, for that matter.

But, if you don't believe the game, you're probably not going to believe me, either, so what the hell...

You know what? I apologize. I checked youtube to double check and it makes no mention of Alucard being under a spell. However, he does say "I'm surprised you beat me." Guess my memory played a trick on me. Maybe it was in the manual, I'll check later. I could have swore it mentioned it in the game. Either way, Trevor still kicked his ass.

[Donvermicelli]

I think the most powerefull character in the whole of the series is Some, one reason that's really simple; He can absorb the souls of others.
So if an enemy would be too strong for him he would only have to gather more souls to increase his power and then he can also absorb the soul of the one who was more powerfull than him before, increasing his power even further.

I wonder what would happen if he were at the frontlines of a war. (soul fest lawl)

[Kale]

In Reply To #41

well, like i said, i have a bad memory. Its been years sinc i've played cv3. Im replayingit now, not alotbut I am, and I went the Sypha road, I have to restart and go the Alucard road to see.

In Reply To #43

That does make sense, but hes dynamic, he sort of goes from weak to strong, so yea..... And its kind of hard to put that into a sort of battle to see I'm guessing.

Still after seeing Alucard in Symphony I still think hes way overly super powerful over other characters. ut I definitely see how teh whole soul thing would work out for him being most powerful.

[AlucardTheEternal]

Alucard(Adrian)Tepes. My reasons

1. He uses a sword and a variety of weapons. not like other games, the only game you can use different weapons is Circle Of The Moon, and thats only if you have the right DSS cards.

2. Your a Vampire, instead of being a Vampire Killer.

3.He can summon, I know Hector from Curse Of Darkness can summon too but not some od the things Alucard(Adrian)can.

4. He can transform, thats freakin awesome!!

5. Hes the son of the almighty vampire, dracula, c'mon how cool is that!?

6. and if you think about it, Alucard being 1/2 Vampire, hes Immortal.