Set to be released in a few days after quite the wait since the first season, the world of Castlevania returns this coming January 16 as “Castlevania: Nocturne” hits Netflix - with Richter Belmont and Maria Renard returning to combat the evil vampire queen Erzsebet Bathory with the help of Dracula’s half vampire and half human son Alucard during the French Revolution.
Check out the new trailer below, along with new keyart above released by director Samuel Deats on social media.
Here’s the new announcement trailer - and Season 2 will be released on January 2025!
Netflix’s critically acclaimed Castlevania animated series will finally continue with a true sequel, as the streaming service has revealed the first poster for “Castlevania: Nocturne” - which will center on Richter Belmont and his quest to continue the battle against evils unleashed by Hell and Count Dracula just like his ancestors have in the past.
The poster and details come c/o Samuel Deats - director of the Castlevania series.
A teaser trailer is expected to drop tomorrow, and the show will start streaming on Netflix on September 28 on Netflix.
One year after the fourth and last season of the well received Castlevania animated series ended on Nettflix, Geeked Week has officially given fans a teaser of the new upcoming sequel series that will focus on a new descendent of the Belmont clan! Fan favorite Castlevania character Richter Belmont's story is going to be told alongside Maria Renard in the newly announced "Castlevania Nocturne" series! Take a look at it below!
It looks like one of the most beloved chapters in Castlevania lore is getting the Netflix anime series treatment, as Samuel Deats, Adam Deats, and the rest of Powerhouse Animation and team Castlevania Netflix has announced at Geeked Week that they are adapting the stories of Richter Belmont and Maria Renard -- better known as the playable heroes of Castlevania: Rondo of Blood and its remake Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles!
While nothing was shown for the new spinoff series, the details are that it's set in 1792 and during the French Revolution. It's not known if this will be a straight adaptation of Rondo of Blood or if Dracula and Castlevania plays into it, but we'll find out eventually and if there is a chance that the events of the sequel Castlevania: Symphony of the Night will be factored in as Richter and Maria also feature in that Alucard starring Metroidvania game. We'll just have to wait and see what the team and Netflix have got for us soon!
