Netflix announces new Castlevania series

Castlevania's Dracula makes a menacing gesture with his clawed hand

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Netflix's first Castlevania series may have ended, but the streamer has not finished exploring that world.

During Netflix GEEKED week, the creative squad slow Castlevania confirmed that the show's universe is getting even large, with a new series on the way snap on Richter Belmont Park (the son of Sypha and Trevor) and Maria Renard, settled in 1792 Paris during the French Revolution. The time period has been used a few times in the games, with Castlevania: Rondeau of Blood taking place in 1792 and the events of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night on five years later.

Trivial other info was revealed, and so we take in yet to get a release date or voice cast. The original Castlevania series followed Trevor (Richard Armitage), the last surviving extremity of the disgraced Belmont kindred, World Health Organization is stressful to save Eastern Europe from extinction at the hand of Vlad Dracula Tepes (Graham McTavish). Through four seasons, we discovery that Trevor is no more lone, and He and his misfit comrades race to find a way to carry through humanity from extinguishing at the hands of the grief-maddened Dracula and his minatory lamia war council.

The demo also featured the voices of Theo James, Bank bill Nighy, and Jason Isaacs. Castlevania is one of the best Netflix shows going – so if you're not involved, so what are you waiting for?

Also at Netflix GEEKED, we got a other look at The Cuphead Show, plus untried Alien Things season 4 castings, and confirmation of Lock and Key season 2.

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