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One more: Lord Dracula from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night."
Richter : Tribute!?! You steal men's souls, and make them your slaves!
Dracula: I suppose the same could be said of all religions...
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*Komodo casts a spell that removes Dracula's powers*
*Valkyrie pummels Dracula*
*Speedball bounces off several buldings before crashing into Dracula*
*Iron Lad pummels Dracula*
*Tigra pummels Dracula*
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None of that would have any effect on him, since he can only be wounded by the Vampire Killer Whip or his own power.
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(old comment is old, I know.)
Actually, in various games, he can be defeated by other weapons... But the only ones that work are extremely powerful. Like The Crissaegrim (Symphony,) or The Holy Claymore (Portrait of Ruin.)
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Well technically, he can be defeated with a rusty dagger in some games, but that's just Gameplay and Story Segregation.
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That is true, I mean nothing TECHNICALLY stops Jonathan from giving him a beatdown with his bare fists.... Or Charlotte from beating him to death with her Encyclopedia or Blank Book. In the same way he could technically go down from literally anything thrown at him outside of one bit that I remember at the end of Order Of Ecclesia.
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I'm not actually using the Castlevania Dracula.
The Riseverse Dracula is a mix of the Marvel Comics Dracula and the Dracula from the original Bram Stoker novel.
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What is a picture? A Miserable pile of colors! But enough talk! Have a fav!
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(somebody holds up a cross)
person : back , back
dracula : that only works in movies
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first time i think i read mathew 16:26 was in this game,
not the last though!
LOVE this game, i'd put it up against any other castlevania any day! 
and this is incredibly well done, almost like it's right out of the game manual!
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*looking at the pic* So this is who I was in my past life? O.o
~ Soma Cruz
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fyi Vlad Von Tepes, im in love with your 18 year old (615 literally) son! ADRIAN FAHRENHEIT TEPES!
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FULL TRACE/STOLEN
its orignial castlevania artwork from symphony of the night that came out in 1993
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Richter Belmont: Die Monster you Don't belong in this world.
Dracula: What is a Man? A miserable pile of secrets. But enough talk Have At You!
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He always looks slightly cross-eyed, in my opinion. Is it just me? XD I love this. Fantastic. ^^
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how do any of you guys like this? its traced completely without any changes to it whatsoever
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You would expect some subtle and emotionally gripping performances from the characters based from the artwork by Ayami Kojima but unfortunately that is not the case.
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Great and so realistic. I must say it: great job!
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Niiiice. I really like this. Beautifully drawn.
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[link] Tracer.
It saddens me that a DA staff member doesn't latch on =/
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Agree.
I don't even understand why somebody like to draw picture EXACTLY from the reference.
And he even did not flipped it. Just drew all over it.
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I know i'm acting like a some kind of a jerk now.
But... Damn it's so lazy and useless.
Original is always better.
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You dont like it even a little bit?
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Nah, art thieves don't have talent, what is there to like?
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"Art thieves"? Dontcha think you're overreacting a little?
Or you just missed the "Lord Dracula from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night." right in the beginning of the comments?
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Look at my original post. The artist did not draw this picture, he does not own any rights. He is claiming official artwork as his own. he would do well to educate himself on copyright and on originality. This is a shameful trace and he is proud of it. It's obvious however you won't listen as you clearly support his theft. Oh well. Good day.
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I read it, he didnt came up with the concept, but he gave the credit to the original as I said, and as I can see, as he said it to... Again "Lord Dracula from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night." anyone who can read can relate this comment as to "from the concept of..."
And you can go all day calling the guy a thief or whoever stand against to that comment as a co-conspire or whatever you may choose to call it, but again, you're just overreacting
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he did not credit, credit means linking to which "reference" he used and google is filled with the image he used He could simply have linked it to show people that he did not make it...
PROPER Credit giving is made like this:
Original image created by Ayami Kojima for Castelvania : symphony of the moon : Link : [ URL HERE] this is the reference I used.
see, not to hard huh? Still it earned him to be on ED.
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Could you perhaps give credit to the original you copied and changed? [link] << original artwork.. itΒ΄s do similar to it.
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Like i said... its from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.
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no, more a exact link the image so people can see how exactly alike it, as in tracing?
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OMG this is so frikin good! I looooove everything about it: the expression, the clothing, the pose, the bat on the shoulder!!! >.< its AMAZING!!! now thats Lord Dracula! >
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Love this sentence:
Richter : Tribute!?! You steal men's souls, and make them your slaves!
Dracula: I suppose the same could be said of all religions...
Awsome pic ,too!^^
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I love that quote, that is an awesome quote.
BECAUSE IT IS SO TRUE!!!
And I love this picture.
*hugs*
This is what a Vampire looks like. No Tween dream fantasy crap.
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"what is a man? a miserable little pile of secrets"
Best historical figure made into a game/ movie villain, a sci fi cyber Hitler would not even dwell in the prince of the nights shadow.
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"What is a man?" (cliche! But I had to say it!)
Truly stunning work on this one, detail level is grand.
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Thanks man, means a lot!
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