The guy literally snapped a werewolf in half by the neck after breaking its knee cap. I'd say he was holding back Alot compared to what could've happened to them.
"Ooooh, do like meeting a professional killer. And that grip gives it away every time" Oh my god this quote is so badass. I swear Trevor is so giddy when he fights for real. Damn lol.
@@theo-jamesmoulton2000 kind of a mute point considering he was already using the knife before the fight even started. Mute but still a good point. Edit: I should admit that I don't know the context of this scene, so correct me if I fucked up.
@@skeetsvar162 A “monk” holding a knife like that is clearly not a real monk. It’s sarcastic, yes, because Trevor was mocking them for being so poorly disguised.
my two cents: that reverse knife grip or ice pick grip is thought by ppl to be better because it delivers more strength, but in reality, the range is reduced and you are not as agile with the knife compared to the standard grip. However, experienced knife fighter can use the grip to great effect. So basically that grip is used by someone who either knows exactly what they are doing or is absolutely clueless. Seeing Trevor already landed some hits in, he knows these are noobs and just being a smart ass
That's something I noticed at the very start of the show too. When Trevor was very still much out of practice yet he was still kicking ass, but also taking blows himself. The training never left him, he just didn't have the drive yet.
This was precisely why I loved this scene. We see the cast fighting extremely threatening creatures and demons every episode. And this scene just shows us how well trained and capable Trevor is compared to above average humans.
@@gavinbillings6535 A lot less actually. He kills things much more dangerous than those thugs on the daily. He fought Dracula, lord of the night and all that other bullshit. Frankly those monks are no more than punching bags, and Trevor treats them as such
I absolutely loved this scene. You can actually see the difference in his skill and control compared to the first time we meet him in the first season when he's getting his ass kicked in a bar
To be fair he was very drunk in that fight. Still won too. But I otherwise agree, he grown a great deal since season 1 and it shows in just about everything in season 3.
Yes, true. Wish they had shown a bit more of his state at the start of S1 with his art. Supposedly he was starved, drunk or hung over, rusty, exhausted and massively depressed. He looked miserable but never like he was falling apart.
I just love how happy trevor looks and i love how he moves in this fight. Hes very loose and dodging more than fighting. It really matches how he feels. He wanted this to last longer than if he actually tried. And this is why Trevor Belmont is the best Belmont.
My favorite part of this fight scene besides the excellent animation is that split second between 1:09 and 1:10 where Trevor looks like he's holding a Vampire's casket. Way to emphasize Travor's Belmont heritage in a non supernatural fight.
Ikr! Trevor not knowing how to use magic makes things more entertaining. He relies heavily on creativity and martial prowess. Also not knowing how to use magic makes Syphas role more important. Had they gone with Simon there wouldn’t even be a need for Sypha. That’s because Simon is like Trevor and Sypha combined.
I do hope that there is a spend off series that features some of the other castlevania protagonist. Or maybe cameos. But I understand for timeline reasons that is not likely
@@zoruathetaco Simon is Trevor and Sypha's great-great-great-great grandson, and the third Belmont to kill Dracula after Trevor and Christopher. His adventures occur roughly 215 years after the events of this series. Simon presumably does hold some magical potential due to his Belnades blood, but he is never seen using magic outside of subweapons and does not seem to be very knowledgable on the subject.
We see a lot of heroes who can kill demons and monsters, but then get beaten in a fight by some random regular humans, here in Castlevania Trevor is having a fun time, thanks Trevor for being the exception
@@gogetablue942 he had a fight with the priests I think an episode after, and he was sober too, but the difference was he was out of practice so he was taking off fingers and eyes and not as in control of the situation. He was still great but the confidence and how he plays with the enemies is wildly different compared to those first couple fights
This was actually a decent representation of a fight in the real world between the steriotypical "average" person(s) and someone with significant training and who fights or/and carries a weapon for a living. Props to whoever choreographed the sequence.
Of all fantasy characters (that come to mind immediately anyway) only Trevor can make having a cape/cloak a necessity in combat! Seriously some of the most dangerous fighters are the ones who can adeptly use any mundane tool around them as an effective weapon!
There is some historical precedent for using cloaks/capes in combat too, effectively as an improvised shield, with the possibility to tangle up an assailants weapon. It would mostly have been done from necessity though, such as if you were attacked and didn't have your usual range of weapons and defences, since even a small buckler would likely be more effective.
This is more fluid than a majority of fight scenes that I see in anime. The only ones that actually compare are from Sword of a Stranger, Sirius the Jaeger and The God of High School.
I love this scene because it highlights the difference that has come over Trevor since the last time he fought a couple of Monks/Priests in an alleyway, back in season 1 he would have taken some blows and complained about a drink but here he is loose and smooth going between both combatants. You can feel the smooth jazz going off in his head
Monk Goon 1: Growls and rips his robes. Trevor: Awww you remind me of that werewolf I killed. Monk Goon 2: What? Trevor: Yeah I punched him to death. Monk Goon 2:......... F**k!
Trevor pulling out all the Bruce Lee moves. If anyone here is a fan of Cowboy Beebop, you'll probably notice the nod to Spike Spiegel and his mentor's Jeet Kune Do fighting style in the way Trevor fights. "Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless, like water." lol. Kind of easier when you're not absolutely shitfaced like Trevor was in Season 1.
Only that is so true only a truly trained knife fighter would use that grip. Most people’s first reaction would be to use the normal grip so they have the illusion of extra reach
"Ooooh, do like meeting a professional killer. And that grip gives it away every time" Him saying that at the sight of the most childish, ineffective way to hold a dagger makes me hope he was sarcastic. I'd rather think that than ill of the writers.
I think there is more to it than plain sadism from Trevor's side guys: remember the very first scene of the series when the goons at the bar talk about how the church excommunicated and burned/took all the Belmonts possessions? He is getting revenge for all that on the monks.
Dude dodged or at least partly dodged vampire attacks, which are confirmed to be faster then human ones. I don't know what they were thinking, taking on a certified monster hunter
I think it was more of a cloak then a cape, as his first fur lined cape was too shredded to keep using after gresit... cloaks are mostly for keeping your clothes from getting as easily soaked, or dirt ridden as fast. Specifically, they were mostly to help keep the equipment on your person more manageably dry from morning fog, dew and light rains while traveling on the roads. Hooded cloaks were more common for rainy days as wet hair is a major source of heat loss... And now you have a interesting bit of fashion distinction trivia you can tell others!
@@absoluteaquarian it was probably one of drac’s spares. Like you really think he’s only gonna have one set of clothes? I mean he probably had a way to do laundry in that castle of his
Wait...this was a fight? Trevor was just dancing .... smiling and stuff...no panting , not out of breath nothing... just having some fun against some trained assassins.
This scene, more than any other, sells that boast from season 1 "I am Trevor Bellmont, and I have never lost to man nor fucking beast." Yeah, he was drunk as hell at the time, but when he's rolling, Trevor lives up to that boast.
Most fun he’s had since they arrived❗️😁. Apart from sleeping with Sypha…he’d better not say fighting is better than sex, too or he’ll REALLY be in trouble❗️😜
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Given that we KNOW Trevor can go toe-to-toe with actual demons and vampires, it was nice of him to hold back so much.
The guy literally snapped a werewolf in half by the neck after breaking its knee cap. I'd say he was holding back Alot compared to what could've happened to them.
He can even smash a demon's face with just his fist.
This was when he was rusty and hung over
So do the Belmont have Peak-human strength or Superhuman Strength? They never really clarify
@@mijanhoque1740 probably the latter
"Ooooh, do like meeting a professional killer. And that grip gives it away every time"
Oh my god this quote is so badass. I swear Trevor is so giddy when he fights for real. Damn lol.
Yeah but a proffessional killer? They'd never let you see the knife. Then again its Trevor. Probably sarcasm.
@@theo-jamesmoulton2000 kind of a mute point considering he was already using the knife before the fight even started. Mute but still a good point.
Edit: I should admit that I don't know the context of this scene, so correct me if I fucked up.
@@theo-jamesmoulton2000 Trevor isn’t exactly another victim though
@@skeetsvar162 A “monk” holding a knife like that is clearly not a real monk. It’s sarcastic, yes, because Trevor was mocking them for being so poorly disguised.
my two cents: that reverse knife grip or ice pick grip is thought by ppl to be better because it delivers more strength, but in reality, the range is reduced and you are not as agile with the knife compared to the standard grip. However, experienced knife fighter can use the grip to great effect. So basically that grip is used by someone who either knows exactly what they are doing or is absolutely clueless. Seeing Trevor already landed some hits in, he knows these are noobs and just being a smart ass
It's nice to see Trevor going up against humans. It shows how completely outclassed most people are in a fight against an in-practice Belmont.
That's something I noticed at the very start of the show too. When Trevor was very still much out of practice yet he was still kicking ass, but also taking blows himself. The training never left him, he just didn't have the drive yet.
And he is just toying with them in this fight, really…
He could have vibe checked both of them in two moves, but decided to have fun with it instead.
This was precisely why I loved this scene. We see the cast fighting extremely threatening creatures and demons every episode. And this scene just shows us how well trained and capable Trevor is compared to above average humans.
"I'm a simple man with simple pleasures." You just know Trevor was enjoying a chance to clobber some goons.
You’re not wrong
Yeah he likes to have fun if he can
@@slavicgaming That's a dangerous way to have fun, but he's good at it.
@@martmandred9182 no more dangerous than his profession
@@gavinbillings6535 A lot less actually. He kills things much more dangerous than those thugs on the daily. He fought Dracula, lord of the night and all that other bullshit. Frankly those monks are no more than punching bags, and Trevor treats them as such
I absolutely loved this scene. You can actually see the difference in his skill and control compared to the first time we meet him in the first season when he's getting his ass kicked in a bar
He's gone a long way since then. And has many more reasons to fight now.
He almost lost to random villagers in S1 because he too drunk at that time, those villagers will get the same treatment as this thug if he sober.
He was... very drunk in that fight.
To be fair he was very drunk in that fight. Still won too. But I otherwise agree, he grown a great deal since season 1 and it shows in just about everything in season 3.
Yes, true. Wish they had shown a bit more of his state at the start of S1 with his art. Supposedly he was starved, drunk or hung over, rusty, exhausted and massively depressed. He looked miserable but never like he was falling apart.
"Trevor Vs Monks" do you know how little that narrows it down
So true. He fights more monks then he does Vampires 😂
That line comes from Batman Beyond character Blight.
What were they hoping to do. This guy dodged Dracula's attacks. That's not something any other human can match
Precision beats power and timing beats speed
I just love how happy trevor looks and i love how he moves in this fight. Hes very loose and dodging more than fighting. It really matches how he feels. He wanted this to last longer than if he actually tried. And this is why Trevor Belmont is the best Belmont.
he's literally the only belmont animated rn
Bah. If they do Simon justice, that would be epic. He whooped Dracula’s ass twice, solo.
he has a fetish on beating up evil monks
@@giveme1subfornoreason230 And breaking the legs of those who kick cats.
@@brianbarfield5482 Just remember what Julius Belmont did to an entire castle... haha
My favorite part of this fight scene besides the excellent animation is that split second between 1:09 and 1:10 where Trevor looks like he's holding a Vampire's casket. Way to emphasize Travor's Belmont heritage in a non supernatural fight.
Pure poetry
It’s also something to note, that’s Dracula’s cape. This man helped slay Dracula then took on some of his drip as a prize XD
@@oddfreaks6452like wearing the pelt of a successful hunt!
Bit of a Skyrim moment at the end.
"Don't mind me, kids. Just stashing a body."
I know right! Like they clearly were in line of sight for it!
And then he accidently broke one of their limbs in the process
It's funnier to imagine Trevor having the voice of Archer.
"Oh my God, you guys are the Dane Cooks of professional killers"
"Karate? You mean the Dane Cook of martial arts?"
Honestly, they could have gone with Leon, Trevor or Simon, and Im very glad they went with Trevor.
Ikr! Trevor not knowing how to use magic makes things more entertaining. He relies heavily on creativity and martial prowess. Also not knowing how to use magic makes Syphas role more important. Had they gone with Simon there wouldn’t even be a need for Sypha. That’s because Simon is like Trevor and Sypha combined.
I do hope that there is a spend off series that features some of the other castlevania protagonist. Or maybe cameos. But I understand for timeline reasons that is not likely
I agree, but I prefer Richter after all. Trevor is my second Belmont
@@Marco32144 if thats the case would that mean simon is trevor and sypha's son? I don't know much on the lore just kinda curious
@@zoruathetaco Simon is Trevor and Sypha's great-great-great-great grandson, and the third Belmont to kill Dracula after Trevor and Christopher. His adventures occur roughly 215 years after the events of this series.
Simon presumably does hold some magical potential due to his Belnades blood, but he is never seen using magic outside of subweapons and does not seem to be very knowledgable on the subject.
Gotta love it. After all of the supernatural fights to the death, this must be like a nice relaxing warm-up for Trevor.
Out of context this is just a homeless man beating up some monks
“Adventurer” is a real spiffy title for “Heavily Armed Vagrant”.
“Murderhobo”
I could easily see Trevor saying something along the lines of "So should we fight now, or would you ladies care to continue dancing?"
I love that he finishes the fight and strikes the classic NES castlevania stance.
We see a lot of heroes who can kill demons and monsters, but then get beaten in a fight by some random regular humans, here in Castlevania Trevor is having a fun time, thanks Trevor for being the exception
You didn't see season one apparently lmao
@@Lardo137 Hey. He was drunk. Very. VERY Drunk. Also rusty as hell
@@Lardo137in his defence he wasn't looking for trouble and is also drunk as shit while absolutely not in peak performance
Yeah like how the hell did you beat monsters when you get beaten up by some random people who cant even fight
1:44 Sure hope those kids dont get asked to get some apples from a certain apple tree...
Yeah that was really stupid on Trevor’s part when you think about it lol
The monks had nothing to do with the apple tree.
@@Ninjaananas never said they did.
Hey he's sober lol
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That disrespectful “gotcha, bitch” smugness on Trevor’s face makes this entire scene.
When he's sober he's solid snake tier
“And you wanted me to put those Dex points into Charisma...”
Trevor is one of the few people that can max out Ranger to great effect.
I love that little smirk at 1:15 where he’s like time to finish this and it’s the part where he stops toying with them and actually destroys them
Carrying off an unconscious man while there some other folk minding their own day in the background? Sounds like my typical playthrough of Dishonored.
Same
can we talk about how much the animation has improved? Like the 1st and 2nd season had really great animation but this was incredible!
And to think that the animation studio used to do The Fairy Oddparents.
I mean, in S1/2, Trevor was out of practice (but he was stone sober)
@@Geral454 Frederator isn't an animation company, they are a publisher, Powerhouse Animation Studios were the people who animated it.
1:00 When you finally can fight humans again after fighting a ton of monsters constantly.
Seeing this compared to his bar fight in season 1, it’s crazy how much he’s honed his talent and just how much better he got at fighting
To be fair he was extremely drunk
@@gogetablue942 he had a fight with the priests I think an episode after, and he was sober too, but the difference was he was out of practice so he was taking off fingers and eyes and not as in control of the situation. He was still great but the confidence and how he plays with the enemies is wildly different compared to those first couple fights
@@thekrispiestkreme5609he meant to do that there...
Monks: "Let's show him that we are the righteous!"
Trevor: "I better take it easy on them. I do fight demons and monsters."
I love how you can actually see the action. It's not all just a blur of blah.
Bad Guys: We're going to kill you >:)
Normal Main character: I don't want to fight >:(
Bad Guys: **Coughs**
Trevor: :D
Monks: **fighting at 110% just to keep up**
Trevor: "It really is nice to relax once and a while."
Awh, look how happy he is😄 Trevor loves to Brawl. He’s in his element here.
That feeling when your combat optimised 5E Battle master, with a few levels of monk, returns to the village your party passed through 10 levels ago
Kensei monk feels right for Trevor
@@krimsonkarma8412 Tulok the barbarian made a Trevor, and he used Kensei Monk
These guys are lucky he was just having fun with them.
Trevor managed to go toe to toe with death itself.
This was actually a decent representation of a fight in the real world between the steriotypical "average" person(s) and someone with significant training and who fights or/and carries a weapon for a living. Props to whoever choreographed the sequence.
I love how Trevor is playful during his fight
Yeah. Remind me of Spike from Cowboy Bebop. He's a bit a martial art enthusiast in this one too.
Of all fantasy characters (that come to mind immediately anyway) only Trevor can make having a cape/cloak a necessity in combat! Seriously some of the most dangerous fighters are the ones who can adeptly use any mundane tool around them as an effective weapon!
Batman?
@@slavicgaming oh yeah good point! I forget about our modern day heroes
In the old comics, Superman used his cape as a weapon on multiple occasions.
There is some historical precedent for using cloaks/capes in combat too, effectively as an improvised shield, with the possibility to tangle up an assailants weapon. It would mostly have been done from necessity though, such as if you were attacked and didn't have your usual range of weapons and defences, since even a small buckler would likely be more effective.
In the hands of a Master, anything can be a lethal weapon. Quote from Master Splinter.
This is more fluid than a majority of fight scenes that I see in anime. The only ones that actually compare are from Sword of a Stranger, Sirius the Jaeger and The God of High School.
Kuya Cardo depends on your definition of anime.
The Cowboy Bebop movie, Spike vs. Vincent was similarly smooth.
This looks like it was rotoscoped
You should check out Samurai Champloo for more smooth fight scenes
@@Zangamarth I'd always been more fond of Spike's fight with the girl
Clean, sober and sharpened by conflict. Trevor at the top of his game.
That part when Trevor tries to stash the other monk in that barrel & breaks his leg all freakish like 🤣🤣😤🙃😳
See Trevor, if your relatives were half as quick as you were, maybe I'd main them in Smash more often...
Belmonts are legitimately super human. Those monks stood no chance.
I love this scene because it highlights the difference that has come over Trevor since the last time he fought a couple of Monks/Priests in an alleyway, back in season 1 he would have taken some blows and complained about a drink but here he is loose and smooth going between both combatants. You can feel the smooth jazz going off in his head
He just straight-up Spike Spiegel-ed these guys! And I loved it! 🤣🤣🤣
"don't mind me kids, just hiding some.monks in the barrels, nothing wierd about it" 1:42
Imagine being stupid enough to try and kill a man who single handedly killed a regenerating demon from the depths of hell
For them, fighting The Belmont is the fight of a lifetime. For Trevor it barely classified as a Tuesday.
i love how "fake out-y" his style is. half the time i thought he was going for a punch but he kicked instead.
The art direction of this animated series is just superb, holy shit
At least nobody got kicked in the balls this time.
It wasn't a bar fight lol
And he has class now
I love the little smile he has. He just can't help it.
Monk Goon 1: Growls and rips his robes.
Trevor: Awww you remind me of that werewolf I killed.
Monk Goon 2: What?
Trevor: Yeah I punched him to death.
Monk Goon 2:......... F**k!
I always wondered if his new cloak is Draculas cape or one of his extras taken as a trophy?
That is *absolutely* where Trevor got that cape and no one can convince me otherwise.
Trevor pulling out all the Bruce Lee moves. If anyone here is a fan of Cowboy Beebop, you'll probably notice the nod to Spike Spiegel and his mentor's Jeet Kune Do fighting style in the way Trevor fights.
"Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless, like water." lol. Kind of easier when you're not absolutely shitfaced like Trevor was in Season 1.
The Cape Animation in this series is just chefs kiss
Only that is so true only a truly trained knife fighter would use that grip. Most people’s first reaction would be to use the normal grip so they have the illusion of extra reach
"Ooooh, do like meeting a professional killer. And that grip gives it away every time"
Him saying that at the sight of the most childish, ineffective way to hold a dagger makes me hope he was sarcastic. I'd rather think that than ill of the writers.
This man fought off two professional killers with a barrel and a cloak. Not only that, either he was toying with them.
feels like he did wanted this fight for a morning warm up
I think there is more to it than plain sadism from Trevor's side guys: remember the very first scene of the series when the goons at the bar talk about how the church excommunicated and burned/took all the Belmonts possessions? He is getting revenge for all that on the monks.
Annnnnnd these guys wanted to summon dracula. That could play a part.
Trevor after humiliating the monks: “Is this what Dracula felt like after breaking my ribs?”
bless you
1:36 Him trying to skate board with their body like Dante.
0:47 Trevor:ok, lets move a bit more..
Hard to believe this was the same guy getting his ass kicked in a bar 2 seasons prior
average street goon vs batman 😂
Dude dodged or at least partly dodged vampire attacks, which are confirmed to be faster then human ones. I don't know what they were thinking, taking on a certified monster hunter
Beast
Man fights demons and vampires. Humans gotta be light work for him.
This wasn't a fight. This was trevor playing with his food.
When the two level 5 monks fight the level 20 fighter.
This is how everybody imagine themselves in a bar fight
I was pleasantly surprised when I found it on Netflix.
He looks like he is having so much fighting
Formless like water, Yet stern as a mountain
Trevor really using that backdash
Whats the theme that plays whenever Sala comes into view. It sounds really cool and Sala looks really cool
When the paladin takes levels in monk
Compared to demons and vampires these guys where cake
Once he takes off his cloak and you see his family crest it’s over for you
Can’t wait for next season
Trevor was having fun.
Bro this guy kills monsters, stand down.
Is no one gonna talk about the fact that Trevor is wearing Dracula's cape?
Really? Is it confirmed somewhere?
Dracula’s cape was much, much longer.
Besides, it was destroyed when Dracula died in season 2
I think it was more of a cloak then a cape, as his first fur lined cape was too shredded to keep using after gresit... cloaks are mostly for keeping your clothes from getting as easily soaked, or dirt ridden as fast.
Specifically, they were mostly to help keep the equipment on your person more manageably dry from morning fog, dew and light rains while traveling on the roads.
Hooded cloaks were more common for rainy days as wet hair is a major source of heat loss...
And now you have a interesting bit of fashion distinction trivia you can tell others!
@@absoluteaquarian it was probably one of drac’s spares. Like you really think he’s only gonna have one set of clothes?
I mean he probably had a way to do laundry in that castle of his
"He's already dead, we may as well rob his ass!" -Trevor "Treffy" Belmont shortly after murdering Dracula in his own house.
Wait...this was a fight? Trevor was just dancing .... smiling and stuff...no panting , not out of breath nothing... just having some fun against some trained assassins.
This scene, more than any other, sells that boast from season 1 "I am Trevor Bellmont, and I have never lost to man nor fucking beast." Yeah, he was drunk as hell at the time, but when he's rolling, Trevor lives up to that boast.
Trevor is an excellent fighter and his outfit this season is my favorite, I would even like to have him in a game like elden ring or dark souls
When you have the ability to go up against the night creatures on a regular this most seem trivial!
No One whipps like a Belmont.
Still popular with the clergy I see!
I just noticed that the monks armband have a logo that's similar to the symbol of the brimstone society from bloodrayne.
Fun fact, that particular grip is absolutely terrible for actually cutting someone.
Yeah but it looks cool and that's all that matters
seeing this makes me wonder how modern boxer/mma would do in medieval times
For anyone who doesn't know, thats not a grip a professional killer would have.
Man, Trevor really hates monk to fight then everytime one appears kkkk
Compared to demons and vampires, this is tame
the audio is kinda low
Most fun he’s had since they arrived❗️😁. Apart from sleeping with Sypha…he’d better not say fighting is better than sex, too or he’ll REALLY be in trouble❗️😜
the art of these series is so good, so bad that the animation is absurdly scuffed