Castlevania Season 4 Episode 10 (2021) Scene: Trevor Belmont and Sypha Belnades "I Love You, I Know" TV Show Info: www.imdb.com/title/tt6517102/ Watch on Netflix: www.netflix.com/ #Castlevania
First was Sypha Saying "WOULD SOMEONE PLEASE KILL THIS MAN!" Then Trevor hearing Alucard say the town be called Treffy "OKAY WOULD SOMEONE PLEASE KILL ME LIKE RIGHT NOW PLEASE!"
I know some people will complain about this being a happy ending, but I honestly think this was earned, especially considering the trauma that was last season's finale
you know I've been going through a revelation. happy ending are sappy and corny but undeniably feel good and satisfying. after the debacle with shows like attack on titan and game of thrones, I've grown to regard series that tries to subvert expectation with distrust. I want ending to be satisfying, these shows tried so hard to look clever that they missed the entire point of the ending.
When you really think about it these 4 seasons technically were in the span of around several months and they've been literally fighting non-stop for those months in trying to save the world. I honestly think they deserve this ending.
Definitely. As corny as they can be, we all love a happy ending deep in our hearts. I'm so over depressing, bittersweet endings that try to be clever for the sake of it.
Nearly missed the bit after cos I was laughing so much at the "it wont be hard". This ending was perfect. They nailed the emotion and the tone of the ending.
When it became known that Sypha was pregnant, all Trevor’s plot armor just dissipated right in front of me. Started sobbing. Cried when the horse showed up.
Yeah, once Trevor made that speech to Death before their fight started, that just screamed to me that he wasn't going to be walking out of his final battle alive. To say I was shocked by this was an understatement... a very welcomed one.
Horses in general tend to be very loyal as long as you treat them well. Even when a horse is about to fall, they will usually try to protect their rider from the fall as much as they possibly can. And I've heard of plenty of stories where a horse rushed to the aid of their owner. For instance, a woman was examining a new-born calf, and the mother cow didn't like that and attacked her, and when the woman's horse saw that, he broke out of his pen and firmly planted himself between the cow and his owner until his owner had managed to get to safety on the other side of the fence.
I’m not certain that’s not some sort of magical animal since it always pops up with who you want to see or something you need out of no where. And to anyone who says horses are magical two things one you’ve been watching to much MLP and two I prefer cats.
I wouldn't change a thing about this ending. I agree we all needed this ending. To show us all that happy endings still exist Not everything is bitter sweet. I cried because I had thought Trevor had died. Then I got happy tears during this scene and didn't stop smiling throughout the whole thing. 5 Stars 10/10 It's perfect
I had tears in my eyes and smiled becauce I cried my eyes out becauce I thought Trevor died but the sad tears became happy ones when Trevor appeared on that horse
This was the moment when I started crying, I imagined how Sypha felt of seeing Trevor alive and regaining his life and happiness…. Totally deserved after all they went through
Did anyone pay attention when she asked him how he knew that she was pregnant, and he said: you are forgetting its me, how do you think I stayed single and care-free all these years? It meant his pullout game is godlike, so he knew because this time he actually wanted a kid and didn't pull out.
"You are a rude idiot Trevor Belmont, and I love you." That line hit me a little harder than I thought it would. I want someone who looks at me the way she looks at Trevor. Best girl.
Say what you will but I think this ending (including the other final scene) make this show all the more incredible. I'm tired of the "if it's not a dark depressing the show sucks". For characters who have been miserable for 95% of the show, this feels deserved. Our trio, and the couple were all loners when this thing started. I'm happy they've found peace.
Im still depressed ovet attack on titan ending, this show is sooo good but the ending is meh, eren and mikasa deserve their happy ending after the sacrifice they made
@@mitodrudito5806 SPOIL SNK Well, Eren had to die, after everything he did. I think we need happy ending and sometimes bitter sweet ending and sad ending.
If you played the original game, that was the ending and it is because of Trevor and Sypha marrying that the Belmont family became more powerful. I have only seen season 1. However since I had the original game as a kid and played it along with other Castlevania games I knew Sypha and Trevor would end up together. The dynamic they have so far in Season 1 makes their relationship interesting then again they are Latins, and this is really shown in Sypha.
@@marcbillimont3961 well Romanians and French (Franco) are Latins. Also remember this story takes place 100 years before the original Castlevania game staring Simon Belmont and Alucard was next seen during Symphony of the Night.
Trevor and Sypha: Happy Ending Dracula and Lisa: Happy Ending Alucard and Greta: Happy Ending Issac and Beasties: Happy Ending Hector and Lenore..... :(
Don't forget my man saint Germaine. They kinda fucked up his story this season tbh, a shame since he was one of the most likeable characters in season 3 and already had a pretty good conclusion to his story
To be honest i really thought trevor died, its very satisfying and nice to see to see a happy ending in a series where you can emphatize with every character
I had an inkling of hope , I caught St Germaine twitching his hands, but what hit the hardest after the fight was there was no music during the credits. Just that deafening silence.
It's official, Castlevania has the most satisfying ending to a series since Breaking Bad. This will be cemented as a bonafied classic for years to come.
Alejandra's delivery when Sypha says "I love you" is one of the most powerful pieces of voice acting I have heard in a long time. You can really feel the upwelling of all of the emotions she is experiencing in that half laugh, half sob in her voice - the relief and joy at Trevor coming back to her that had only just replaced her grief, hope as she looks forward to a brighter future for both them and the world, and even a little amusement at how incorrigible he is. It really is top shelf, in my opinion.
@@gulnihalyldz5465 same.. I'm Bharatiya(Indian) btw n we have beautiful words here ..actually we got atleast 1000 languages in our country..so we have lots of options😁😁😁🙏🙏🇮🇳
@@user-kt3jn7wx5f i am Turkish and we have "aşkım" which is "my love" but as people overused it over the years it has become a rather cheap word. But we have my honey/flower/life/dessert etc. And it goes on and on 😅😂 makes me wonder why does no one use the other persons name. I mean it's somewhat unique to that person and without sugaring it up u just call out to the very person. I don't know why i've said so much..........
I mean she beats night creatures to death with shards of ice--in some cases especially this season actually wielding them like weapons. Ever tried to hold a thick piece of ice? Stuff gets heavy. Not to mention she's been traveling long distances on foot since she was born, being a nomadic Speaker and all.
@@halhala2 Not to mention the fact that ice like that gets so cold it burns and most importantly, it's slippery as hell. I love Sypha, easily my favorite character. She's the best. I've been waiting for a female character like her in animation literally my whole life. I'm so happy with their work on the female characters here.
Another thing to consider is that since Trevor was so beat up, he might not have been able hunt/get much food for himself and as a result, likely lost some weight.
@@Dat-Boi-Camoja i always thought about this series like a videogame playthrough. And fighting death as the end boss is pretty on point when u think about it.
@@Dat-Boi-Camoja he should in game Canon basically only the belmonts and people like Alucard can go toe to toe with death and unlike the show where death is presented as an elemental in the games its the actual metaphysical concept of death that Dracula brought into his world and made it his servant.
Not every show needs to end on a bad note, just because the world is gritty and dark doesn't mean the ending has to be bad or bittersweet. We have too much of that these days, its okay to end on a happy note to show that the fighting and sacrifices were worth it in the end.
Honestly, an "and they earned a happy ending" is probably the best way to end a dark story about people struggling against the darkness like this; you show the audience that the struggles of these characters was worth it and the audience wasn't wasting their time with something needlessly bleak -(cough- season 3 -cough).-
For the most part, I thought the happy ending was absolutely earned for Belmont/Sypha/Alucard, though I take issue with the execution of Dracula/Lisa’s ending so far. If you want me to explain my mixed thoughts... In general, as a casual fan of the Castlevania games (who only played Super Castlevania IV, Symphony of the Night, and the first game in the Lords of Shadow reboot), I feel conflicted with giving Dracula a definitive closure this early on. I know how the games employ a gimmick, where the threat of Dracula’s resurrection lasts long enough that even Trevor’s descendants (like Simon Belmont) eventually fight him again, alongside other heroes. So allowing Dracula to find such closure, so soon after Trevor/Sypha/Alucard first defeat him, could be slamming the door shut on so many other potential stories and characters. At the same time, however, a part of me feels that the games’ gimmick of Dracula’s constant resurrections could be detrimental, in a Castlevania adaptation that is much more story-driven and has Dracula be a more dynamic character. When a chunk of the games are just an “excuse plot” to present their own unique gameplay, and Dracula is a one-note apocalyptic villain, this gimmick can be serviceable. But otherwise, it risks making the overall franchise’s story far more repetitive, having Dracula overstay his welcome as a villain, cheapening the dramatic weight of overcoming Dracula, and holding back other potential antagonists from adding variety, by becoming unique villains in their own right. So maybe it is for the best with this series. And if Netflix’s planned spinoffs are to incorporate other heroes, who fought Dracula in the games, perhaps there could be newly fleshed out villains to fill the gap left by Dracula (like how the Lords of Shadow reboot focused on Lucifer, the Forgotten One, and Death as the main villains instead, since you actually play as Gabriel/Dracula himself for most of it). Now, with all of that said, I still currently feel that the ending scene with Dracula and Lisa was not suitable for the show. I feel that a better way to give Dracula peaceful closure might be something similar to the ending in Symphony of the Night (only if the contrite Dracula actually stayed that way, rather than coming back as a villain for later games... again). Otherwise, it currently feels like the equivalent to Disney’s The Lion King having a last-minute scene, where Mufasa comes back to life. In both cases, part of what made the story feel uplifting and triumphant was how the protagonists grew from that tragedy and overcame it, even though it could not be undone. But by having Dracula and Lisa come back and live together again, as if they never even died in the first place, when the ending was already happy enough for me, I think it needlessly undercuts the drama.
I generally prefer a series that end with on a hopeful tone, even if the themes are grim and tragical. One example of this would be the original ending for Attack On Titan, it's still tragic but it leaves the feeling that now there is hope and things can finally start getting better.
Yeah its why i still dont like samurai jacks ending jack went through all that bs fighting aku only for his love to die in his arms he deserved his happy ending
I personally think that making Trevor’s death permanent would be more impactful when he killed Death. But I don’t mind this ending either because it really is beautiful.
One of the most satisfying endings I've ever seen in my entire life with Alucard x Greta, Trevor x Sylpha, & Lisa x Dracula.....and now that's an honor because I've seen hundreds of movies/shows/etc.
You know when you think about it kinda makes sense that Trevor is still alive, He just defeated death, its almost like him getting live is the reward after all of that. At least that's my opinion of it.
He slayed a being who called itself Death on a 1V1 But the scariest thing for him are Sypha: "Trefor Belmont" Alucard: "Treffy Village" Also I like how in this season, rather than afraid of being crazy, Alucard is more afraid of becoming a Belmont
It kinda makes sense about how Trevor, Lisa and dracula are alive because how the infinite Corridor works its that you need alot of souls or death to control it. So when Saint Germain was still alive which was indicated in the fight scene, 'death' death must have been the ultimate sacrifice. So with 'death' death must of been what was needed to bring everyone back including Lisa and dracula with completely new bodies.
I don't think so. I think Germaine used his own soul as he was dying to open the corridor one last time to save Belmont. Makes a lot more sense if you think about it. As to why Vlad Tepesh and his wife are alive again and in their own bodies, the only solution that comes to mind is that, when Belmont destroyed the hermaphrodite vessel their souls managed to escape and for some reason found their bodies and regenerated those (there are a few loopholes like this throughout the entire series).
Yeah, but id like to think that when he whipped his ass without mercy was more satisfying, i mean he literally whipped death man...thats mad respect right there!
@@oceanberserker L-O-V-E-D the fight sequence between them but it would have been more satisfying if the "real" Death would have intervened at some point & stop the fight or banish his underling himself. D: "can't have you ruin my name" or something to that effect!
@@ShamBell Satisfying, maybe. But let's face it, if that actually happened, we never would've got to see Trevor beat the absolute BONE MEAL out of the Death elemental for threatening Sypha.
I don't think so, the series revolves around Dracula's war against humanity. Now that he and Lisa are alive together, he has no reason to continue warring on humanity.
And Castlevania has a Gallery of Evil Guys that weren't exactly allied or wanted to do anything with Dracula : Count Olrox, Galamoth, Graham Jones, the list goes on.
@@Darksaviour Funny indeed. And now that i remember Leon's Vow of "Hunting the Night", i think this is just the beggining. So the Belmont Will Still have Jobs, just not Dracula Related. XD
It's a perfect ending but everyone knows that even though these 3 found their happy ending their descendents ( Simon, Ritcher, and Julius) will have to continue the eternal battle against evil. Even though Dracula is no longer a threat there are still other powerful creatures who seek to destroy the world.
@@norm-bb3bb no I meant Trevor and Sypha for the children part. I referred to all three of them as in all three of them have found peace. Then again we don't know about the future.
I mean you can end it bitter sweet or just straight up dark, and a happy ending is good no doubt but al of it must be earned, game of thrones didn’t, it could have ended any of the 3 ways but it ends up as just being bitter
@@ATalesTruth- Game of Thrones ended by destroying everyone's character arcs, making most of the theories and plotlines pointless, and just being all around sloppy and rushed.
@@ATalesTruth- true, an ending can be happy, sad or bittersweet, but it has to feel earned. A bad ending is a bad ending, because it doesn't make sense or was executed poorly.
Thank God this series ended on a happy note. I'm so sick of the misery porn that seems to be so popular the last couple of years, like writers for shows games and movies have become allergic to happy endings.
I remember being all "screw happy endings they are so unrealistic!" but now that I'm older, I'm all for sappy happy endings where I can cry of joy because life is hard enough.
I love when grim and tragical series end on this notes, reminding us that we should always strive for hope, and that tomorrow will be a better new world to discover.
I don't understand why there isn't more buzz about this last season. From beginning to end, the pacing, animation (every element of it), and voice acting were incredible and consistent.
It's funny how they technically failed at their mission to prevent Dracula's resurrection without realizing it, and yet they still won, and it's still a really happy ending.
One of the most well written-animated couple out there. Their chemistry felt so natural and real, and their dynamic just made sense. I loved that they got their happy ending.
This is a series where the happy ending is the surprise ending. These characters put themselves through hell because they were broken and eventually realized that they had to fix their lives themselves. No more running or blaming others. You have to EARN your happy ending. And they did.
Only miserable people don’t like happy endings just because they’re“happy”. Any ending is warranted based on the events and storyline that proceeds it and if bring story treads to satisfying conclusion for the characters. Sometimes it’s tragic sometimes its heroic. All that matters is does it seem “earned” by the choices the characters have made in the story.
@@BeAsTMoDE528 I think they are saying that this ending didn’t need to try to be clever or subversive with its ending, it gave us some mushy, corny happiness that we liked to pretend we didn’t like as teenagers but always secretly loved. This ending didn’t feel rushed or insecure, it was just a satisfying ending for characters we’ve grown attached to, which seems out of the scope for many series these days. Quite frankly, I’ve outgrown angst, and I’m more than happy with a few more “Happily Ever After” style endings.
One of the most satisfying endings that any dark and depressing show like this could get. Trevor is a pull-out master. Sypha telling Trevor she loves him is so heartwarming. I was genuinely worried about Trevor dying. He needed a break, and he got it.
Great performances for the actors here. I especially like the quiver in Sypha's voice when she says "You are a rude idiot, Trevor Belmont. And I love you."
I just finished watching it all I gotta say that ending tho had me in tears. I am happy that my two favorite characters Striga and Morana is still alive...I miss them already
This show will always hold a special place in my heart. I discovered it, quite by accident, and binged all four seasons in a single weekend. The story is beautiful, heartbreaking, exciting, but most of all, hopeful in the face of despair. And it makes me happy. A masterpiece for the ages.
Although Im not against it or anything, it's interesting to point out that they never actually kiss in any scene! Just shows you that you dont need characters to physically show their affection for each other through kissing and sex. Dialogue and other interactions are just as powerful.
That "And I love you" always gets me, it's so powerful and transmits the joy and sadness of Sypha, very deep. The Voice actress really put all her emotions in that simple phrase.
I don’t want a spin off or sequel series. Not even with their son, Simon. This was the perfect ending. Especially after every other show’s finales being massive disappointments the last few years. Even Dracula got a second chance. And I don’t see him returning to his old ways for Simon to come along and slay him. And now the trio can get some damn rest.
The spinoff will be completely different (besides the animation and the Belmonts and maybe Alucard if they do SOTN) because it will be a new writer or writers. They have an opportunity to do something COMPLETELY different and I hope they do It will in no way detract from this show if it does happen, i think that'd be impossible with such a strong cast and ending
I don't trust that lore as far as I can throw it because A) it's a reboot, B) it's the game, and C) in that same game apparently Alucard and Trevor are the same person?? Also the last time I went digging, Simon was Trevor's ancestor and Richter was further down the line as the descendant of them both. I'm going to settle with that.
So many shows/movies/books these days have a sad or bittersweet ending, and after finishing Castlevania it was such a relief for me seeing all their suffering finally coming to an end. Sometimes both the characters and the viewer needs to be rewarded, our real world has already it's fair share of Injustice, sadness and cruelty, let people escape real life problems and enjoy a good story with a "good" ending.
For me, Castlevania is one of the very best anime series Netflix has. From Season 1 to Season 4, everything was done beautifully. Trevor, Allucard and Sypha were a perfect team.
Somewhere out there in the world, he might've knocked someone up, but he was probably quick to travel away before those girls realized they might be pregnant... Is what i understood... But he probably just said it to piss sypha off because the mood was getting heavier. And i don't think trevor would be that irresponsible but hey these are medieval ages where there are not many contraception options.
@@ronbob1402 Not pullout, she was asking how he knew she was pregnant. He was making a joke that he was able to stay happy and care free by faking his death and leaving before the girl even realized she was pregnant.
I always thought he was referring to naming the child Treffy. Its not hard to tell someone's' preggers if you spend months living with them, often seeing them naked, and helping each others hygeines. Pretty sure both Sypha and He knew it. It was a large part of their stress leading up to this and part of why Trevor was encouraging her to try living her life again (not his dark life). Whether it was with him (preferably. say rebuilding the city), or away from him with her people. Pretty sure they both knew long before the finale. They just never told the viewer so we only learned when she told Alucard. Also Trevor is from a family of magic /magic tool users. He probably took meds to not have kids.
I love this series so much. Absolutely love how much life they gave to Trevor, Sypha, Alucard, Hector, Isaac and even Dracula and Lisa All the references to enemies, items and charscters across the games And how amazing they made Carmilla an "antagonist" This is by far the best videogame adaptation ever created. Such a beautiful love letter to fans of the saga. Cant wait to see Richter and Maria
God this made me so happy but so sad the series was ending. I remember watching this show for the first time and instantly knowing id love it, good on Netflix for making this wonderful series
Notice how Trevor doesn't even have any bandages or any sign of treatment on any of his wounds. He literally didn't even stop long enough to patch himself up a bit, he just immediately started riding back to Sypha. Now that's love.
I've been a jaded man from having watched a ton of media. When this scene hit, I was sobbing like a little kid. My brain was a complete mess of emotions. 😭
This shows there truly is hope for the world... the kindness you show, the more you fight no matter how hard things get and the impact you have on people... proves that it will one day all pay off to a brighter future... 🤧
THEY ARE SO CUTE, SO ADORABLE. I just love how soft she is with him and how he just melts everytime when he is near her. He feel's so happy and at ease when he is near her, i'm just so happy that they are okay.
I couldn't help thinking that everyone got a happy ending while I was imagining St Germain suffering in hell but pretty much directly responsible for so many happy endings... Poor guy after all he just wanted love
This happy ending in what was needed, the show personified this world as a cruel, shitty world even before Dracula's wife was killed and here we have these 3 being the only real 3 that could stop it. Hell it even gave Dracula and his wife a happy ending with them unintentionally being reborn allowing them to start brand new lives together. This season wrapped everything up and gave Trevor, Sypha and Alucard there reward for all they did. And the beauty of this show is Issac's growth as a character, coming from a humanity hating servant of Dracula to questioning his place and role in everything to teacher. Honestly if ya haven't seen it yet, what are ya doing? Though be aware it's made for mature audiences.
What an amazing trio. Hopefully their peace will last for a long time. Even Dracula doesn't seem to show any intention of going back to what he was. Hopefully his minions are able to accept that.
when i saw saint germain tap on the key, i was hoping he saved trevor.. but the way the show progressed they really sold the idea that he died :'( one of the most wholesome endings i've ever seen.
