#dragoslav

[edude-makes-comics]

Varney just, hanging out with the generals from season 2 in Castlevania before he left the castle was always a funny image to me.

[jupijitter]

Dracula’s Army

[ilovethewarcouncil]

I just wish that we could have had an episode where other generals spoke. Like I want to know what they sounded like. What their personalities were. All we have is Chō being described as ancient and arrogant. And that’s by her enemies. Not even people that we can trust because they wound up being liars. What were they actually like?

[call-me-aureum]

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Names behind the generals of Dracula.

The meanings were taking for the series wiki.

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[my-ass-as-cold-as-mars]

I like how this man...

...does not do the voice acting for this character...

...but is in the same show.

Was this on purpose?? Did the animators go Oh Shit, hot grandpa, and make Graham Mctavish a vampire persona? Anyway I want Alucard to top me

[lordofcastlevania]

Dracula's generals name origins according to Google:

Raman:Indian origin Sharma: Indian/Nepalese origin Cho: Chinese origin Zufall: German Dragoslav: Slavic origin Edit: Cho could also be of Japanese origin Image source: https://twitter.com/SamuelDeats/status/1059168613259718657

[androgygnosis]

For real though, I want more content and info about all those vampires generals in Dracula’s war council, even though I know I’ll never get it since -save Carmilla- they’re all mega dead

[the-pug-addict]

I know this is kind of a long shot, but I feel like since Sypha went after and murdered Godslav, in another world he would have been the one to pursue her in a fight/some kind of romantic relationship

First off, I think you mean Dragoslav? You know, the one that Sypha torched like a piece of grilled chicken in the iconic castle battle? Yes, that one.

And second, well….

With a little bit of imagination, anything is possible in another universe. That’s the gift that fiction brings.