This guy needs more attention. At the beginning of the game he tells Death to go fuck himself and then proceeds to murder tons of mythological beasts/creatures/demons. He kills Cerberus, Medusa, Beelzebub, Minotaur and many more. He even KILLS THE GRIM REAPER!.... Chuck Norris is a little bitch compared to this guy.

I raise another Alucard.

From the title of the thread I half expected this Alucard



Damn, Darseid beat me to it

Yeah, him and every damn Belmont from centuries ago all the way up through 1999 and even some random exchange student and a couple other nobodies...What makes Alucard so special? *hmph*

Yes but throughout Symphony of the Night Alucard defeats Richter Belmont as well as a couple other past Castlevania characters. Also the other Alucard I'm pretty sure that other Alucard didn't kill DEATH!...

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This is the Alucard I remember:



Castlevania III mother'uckers! I think this Alucard is more badass than the metro-sexual swishy looking anime one with frilly lace, perfect hair, and high heel boots. Original Alucard is a man, baby!

Discuss

Can he turn into an army of hellhounds?

No?

Then not interested.

He can turn into a gentle fluffy bat.



But, I think it actually makes characters more badass when they have vulnerabilities and limitations. Alucard at this point is basically a god that owns all... I have no interest in that. I like characters when they have to struggle and I think that is "badass." That's why I don't think Dante from Devil May Cry is badass. He's a joke to me in terms of his character. He's too good is what I'm saying.

Dear God, yes!

Oh I see what you're getting at.

When a character faces struggles but still manages to accomplish great things, it shows more power and badassery on the person.

Makes sense.

And I love that bat

That isn't nearly as fun in games for me, I want to be the badass hero who can do insane stuff no one else can. That's far more entertaining, plus it means the villains have to be far more impressive to actually match up.

I have a man crush on Symphony of the Night's Alucard.

Not only can he defeat all those mythical beasts but he has such a coolness factor that I doubt the other Alucard could even match up to.

Richter Belmont is cool too.

He's not a Belmont. SO I DON'T GIVE A FUCK


Belmonts 4 lyf

alucard has got to rate super saiyan 5 on the power level meter at least because tbh while sotn is wonderful it's own way the game is so disappointingly easy that i never died throughout my first real playthrough of it

which is disappointing because it has the best game over screen out of the entire series

heres ur belmont enjoy!!!!!!!

Mah 'I like ponies!'

Frank was the best of 'em!

Alucard is cool, but Richter from Rondo of Blood was far more impressive. The dude can summon crosses from the floor in a blinding light. Nothing can really match when you have the power of God on your side.

Frank's power of Colt .45 is better!