Topic: The most powerful character

[Long John Silver]

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.

So can Soma.

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

While Soma's a Dark Lord, Dracula incarnated.

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

In dos Soma can summon stuff too.

4. He can transform, thats freakin awesome!!

Guess what Soma can do.

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

Not as cool as being Dracula himself.

That said i go with Death. Sure, his earthly incarnation may be weak to the vampire killer and such, but then there's his astral body, which cannot be destroyed and will reap any of the heroes's souls once they die.

[soulreaver]

Hector why!

1. He can create weapons
2. He got them devils he can use
3. he is pimp

[Jago]

bad guys
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Dracula
Death
Dmitri Blinovi
Celia Fortner
Graham Jones
Dario Bossi
Count Brauner
Stella
Loretta
Elizabeth Bartley
Shaft
Maxim Kischine
Issac
Walter Bernhard
Joachim Armster
Succubus
Drolta Tzunetes
Carmilla


good guys
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? St. Germain (we're not really sure how powerful he is atm)
Soma
Julius Belmont
Alucard
Yoko Belnades
Jonathan Morris
Charlotte Aulin
John Morris
Eric Lecarde
Quincey Morris
Maria Renard
Richter Belmont
Juste Belmont
Simon Belmont
Soleiyu Belmont
Christopher Belmont
Hector
Trevor Belmont
Sypha Belnades
Grant Danasty
Julia LaForeze
Leon Belmont
Rinaldo Gandolfi
Hammer
Vincent Dorin

[gull lord]

hecter or Alucard has my vote ..

[Baigan]

I would have to say Dracula. The world pretty much revolves around him.

As for Hector...His ability to defeat Dracula was taken to be a sign that the resurrection wasn't complete. His moves may appear powerful, but it is more show than substance.

[The Last Belmont]

I guess it can be "interpreted"...that Alucard was clearly not using full power

My thoughts exactly. Alucard fought Trevor but when he realized Trevor's power was unfathomable to him he conceded defeat and decided to help him on his quest. If Trevor did beat him in the fight he'd be dead. I also think Richter was indeed stronger than Alucard due to his Belmont lineage, and when you kill him in SOTN getting the bad ending he can't fight at full strength because shaft is controlling him and his will is not his own. He doesn't want to kill Alucard but he is being used like a puppet. I also think that fighting for good and not evil has a bearing on a Belmont's power.

I think the most powerful character is Julius, he's the last Belmont we see and his power is immense, Soma couldn't even "truly" beat him, and he's responsible for locking Dracula's castle in an eclipse.

[Stigma Black]

Soma, Jonathan Morris (Portrait of Ruin), Hector and Schneider could all use swords (even if Schneider doesn't count in canon).

That said, it's hard to pin an approximation of power in the whole series because each game has its own system of health, damage and whatnot.

I suppose though it would go without saying that Julius would have to be pretty strong to completely wipe Dracula out FOREVAR (regardless of his reincarnation as Soma, and of the fact that he had help from the Hakubas).

Dracula still gets my vote for most powerful, though. In fact, I think he's only ever been beaten three or four times while at full power (Trevor in 1476, Christopher in 1591, Quincey Morris in 1897 if you count the novel, and Julius in 1999)... I'd say Simon beat him at his full power, but the original game story conflicts with Chronicles about whether or not his resurrection was natural or the work of an evil cult.

[Long John Silver]

It's not like he revives on his own. Every 100 years the powers of good weaken greatly, so the way to bring Drac back becomes very easy, such as some random cult spilling blood of innocents in the ruins of his castle or such. I don't think Drac was really just getting up from a long sleep every 100 years.

[Steve]

I think the most powerful character is Julius, he's the last Belmont we see and his power is immense, Soma couldn't even "truly" beat him, and he's responsible for locking Dracula's castle in an eclipse.

It was the Hakuba Shrine priest who sealed the castle in the solar eclipse.

[The Last Belmont]

It was the Hakuba Shrine priest who sealed the castle in the solar eclipse.

oh your right I forgot about that.

[Kale]

In Reply To #51

Well, according to how Thomas sees it, it would make him more powerful wouldn't it? Like he said, think of the hulk >.> I mean you don't have to agree with him, nor I for that matter, but Theres 2 ways of looking at Richter under a spell.

[AlucardTheEternal]

So can Soma.
While Soma's a Dark Lord, Dracula incarnated.
In dos Soma can summon stuff too.
Guess what Soma can do.
Not as cool as being Dracula himself.

That said i go with Death. Sure, his earthly incarnation may be weak to the vampire killer and such, but then there's his astral body, which cannot be destroyed and will reap any of the heroes's souls once they die.

Well I know Soma can do all that too. Im not sexist I just perfer Alucard over Her. and Ur right about the Dracula thing

[Azmodan]

In Reply To #57

Well I know Soma can do all that too. Im not sexist I just perfer Alucard over Her. and Ur right about the Dracula thing

Uh...who's 'Her'?

[The Last Belmont]

In Reply To #58

Yeah soma's a guy.

[Kale]

Well I know Soma can do all that too. Im not sexist I just perfer Alucard over Her. and Ur right about the Dracula thing

Uh oh...... someones been doing lewd things to someone they thought was a different sex.... almost like Frozen Halfs >.>