Castlevania VS ___________

Castlevania: aria of sorrow VS xenoblade chronicles

Now let's see who would win ... Soma Cruz who has the ability to steal ones soul and also kills death or shulk who can see in to the future to predict his opponents next move and counter it and also wields the monado a legendary weapon.

I think shulk would win because what good is your move if your opponent already knows what your going to do before you do it.

Just for the sake of a counter, wouldn't the Soul of Galamoth help against time-related attacks? Soma can recognize/move inside timestops with that soul, but would it be stretching it too far if it distorts the way people see the future when it comes to the user? Galamoth itself is an interesting creature that has been able to mess with time before in different ways.

I haven't played Xenoblade Chronicles before so I don't know too much about how his future sight works. I'm planning on trying it sometime though since I've heard a lot of great things about it.

CASTLEVANIA VS THE BINDING OF ISAAC

The last Castlevania I played was Aria of Sorrow (yet again) and my current game is The Binding of Isaac Rebirth. Here's a wall of text of what I think would happen, I enjoyed writing this, I hope you'll enjoy reading it =)



Isaac is subject to debate and interpretation as it's somewhat cryptic, leaving many details for imagination. Let's simplify saying all mosnters, floors, items, bosses, etc are product of Isaac mad imagination, he's completely mad. If you've played The Binding of Isaac to the very end, the very very final boss it's ? ? ? to get the best ending. ? ? ? happens to be Isaac death body himself. Many think it's just a Blue Baby some kind of lost brother, but that's not accurate in the context of the rest of the plot.

Soma has also that inside fight against becoming Dracula, so he has a dark mind/soul too, so the characters have something in common, thus the universe would clash in an imaginary world within their minds. Dracula would find Isaac a tortured soul similar to him as Isaac can create monsters, environments, etc as he can, yet Dracula will feel superior to Isaac anyway, thus he'll try to take over Isaac madness that's very powerful to make himself almost indestructible. Soma will have a very very very hard time trying to avoid Dracula to take over him and also trying not to get mad himself in Isaac's tortured mind, so I think Dracula would finally take over him, making this clash an Isaac VS Dracula epic battle.



Isaac's tremendous power can only be compared with Dracula so the battle would be very equitative, but Isaac's inherent obsessive-compulsive and suicide self-destruct behavior (as Isaac himself is the final final boss, alive and death) would irremediably lead to Dracula's victory gaining an increased power =/ This is certainly not good.........



Now I can imagine three possible ending to this:

1. If this really happened, it could lead to Dracula become ultra powerful thus no Belmont could destroy him. This would be then the backstory for Castlevania Fighter (check the about section) where bassically Dracula became so so so powerful in another dimention that he's now affecting all reality and other dimentions =P
2. Dracula will eventually commit suicide
3. Dracula would discover this was really a dream, it was never a real fact, but some crazyness in his own dark mind.

I choose the first option!!


MAN WHAT A FIGHT!!! HAHAHA I liked my own post very much xDDD I'm excited!!!


People I reccomend you this read. It's an explanation about The Binding of Isaac's approved by the game's creator Edmund McMillen. Read it you'll like it if you like Isaac =D

Thanks for reading ^^

Castlevania Vs Dynasty Warriors/Samurai Warriors!


Comparing these two side by side, both are rife with battles between blood families (blood feuds), both contain reasons as to why each family wants to be the last one standing, and both contain prime examples of personal philosophy erupting into a bloody war, one that spanned generations.



Cao Cao's battle was picked up and carried on by his son Cao Pi, Sun Jian's was carried on by his clan, etc.

Dracula's battle was inherited by several individuals. Originally, it was Walter Bernhard who was the dark lord of Castlevania. His will was to be a fickle ruler of absolute power, and he was content with his rule of Wallachia.

Matthias saw this as a true waste of such power, and usurped Walter for his own ends; powers and all. Matthias would then slip into the night, form an army, and return to claim this throne as Lord of the Night. But it would not end there. Blood begat blood, and Matthias became obsessed with changing the world to meet his vision. He began invading other lands. His reach expanded to all of Romania, then to Ireland, then Scotland. Shortly after, his reach expanded to Spain, the Americas, Greece, Italy, and even Japan. Gradually, as Matthias became more deranged, he began to see himself as a true demon lord; and took on the name/title of "Dracula".

Prior to all of the madness, Matthias was a great tactician in the service of the church. He was an upstanding man of sound reason and honorable visions.

Mathias Cronqvist was Leon Belmont's good friend. In the world of knights who lacked education, he was a genius tactician who was even called Cronqvist the Wise. Because Mathias's family had books recording secret arts transmitted orally concerning alchemy, a science that experiments with the arcane, Mathias himself had a detailed knowledge of alchemy.

This is similar to Sima Yi (a famed magician and tactician in Chinese lore), and his alliance to the Cao family; who he later betrayed. They too, possessed knowledge of the ways that spiritual arts worked. The same could be said of the demon lord Oda Nobunaga, who was said to be the physical incarnation of a demon of war. Oda Nobunaga relied heavily on the superstitions of the people to cement his power and absolute authority.  The Oda clan originally served the Shiba clan. We all know what Oda Nobunaga is famous for, right? His own ambition to unite and rule over Japan, under the Oda banner. So that means that Nobunaga himself took chances to advance his powers, just as Cao Cao did, and so too did Sima Yi.

These plans were often ironclad across each of these franchises. After all, what man in their right mind would willingly challenge a Demon Lord? Oh wait.

I can think of quite a few.


His ownership of The Grimoire that pulled in records from heroes and villains alike, deep into the demonic castle's walls during Harmony of Despair is nothing to laugh at. But... what if it was only the start of something more sinister? The deepest darkest crevices of Castlevania's Long Library hold many powerful tomes collected and crafted over the ages. Chief among them is the one containing a powerful unholy text, "The Grand Grimoire".  This ancient book contains the essence of Dracula's ambitions. Sealed within its pages rest his carefully laid battle plans, tactics, combat methods, data on his enemies and their personal effects (along with ways to call their souls),  and above all... his malice. Centuries of malevolent energy have been laid unto this book, so much that even Dracula and his closest minions are bound to it.

Using the dark powers of the Grand Grimoire, Dracula unleashes his might across the entire continent of Europe, and outlying regions. Villages burn as his armies march across the fields. Kingdoms bend knee one by one before his Army of the Night. But something happened that Dracula did not intend. The records and effects sealed within the Grand Grimoire longed for battle, and the curtain would soon raise upon the most grand war ever beheld by the world...


Many. There are so very many that would be open for this, but I'd imagine it would be mostly in Europe's close spectrum, sans a few special side stages (Japan, North America, Spain, etc.). Romania, the castle grounds of Castlevania, Germany, Greece, Italy...  Catacombs, deep caverns, ancient ruins by the waterside. Many regions would serve as backdrops, each with their own designs, atmospheres, and cultures. 


With a little imagination... Can you see it? Skeletons, demons, zombies, the visage of the Grim Reaper himself...

All of these powerful and influential individuals standing on the field of battle, to advance their own dark lord's ambition; or to thwart that very same twisted goal with goals of their own.

Standing against them, an alliance of unlikely heroes who have stopped him many times in the past. Characters of fame such as Leon, Alucard, Sonia, Maria, Richter, and Grant; less famous and unsung heroes such as Henry, John, Jonathan, Charlotte, Shanoa, Yoko, Hector, Eric, and Nathan.

The Church's personal military.
The Army of the Night.
The Dark Lord's most trusted allies, Carmilla, Shaft, Death, Isaac, Ortega, Gilles De Ras, Actrise.

The independent powers that would rise; such as Galamoth and his ilk, the Order of Ecclesia run by Barlowe, the Order of With Light, Maxim Kischine, Brauner, Hugh Baldwin, Etc...
 
What a grand spectacle it would be! Each of these warriors vying for their own beliefs on the field of battle. One. Final battle. The one to end it all... or is it?


That said... I'll let a little fan fun speak for itself...