“Saint Germain, your humble servant in, umm... whatever you may need.” This scene taken out of context is honestly heartbreaking ngl. Watching a man tweak his resume and pitch his skill set over and over to no avail is, well, kinda relatable, isn’t it?
Such as life. I'm actually quitting my job, trying to get better pay and learn new skills, so I can't help but see a reflection of myself during this scene 😅
@@PatrickRatman bruh, My phone is like $75 and I have had it for the past 3 or 4 years... and as for food, I only have one meal a night, and it costs $6-12 I think I can get away with saying fuck the rich...
It wasn't his station that was deteriorating, it was the world. Humanity was losing - vampires were ruling in most of Europe, the eastern and southern countries were basically culled, creatures of the dark were everywhere, the Belmonts had been decimated, and the organized armies of man were gone. He was fighting a losing battle all his life, and it took its toll.
I kind of wish that they had just kept her a mystery if they weren't actually going to give her any dialogue. At the very least I thought it was interesting not knowing the depths of her and Germain's relationship in season 3. We never saw her face, or knew if they were family, or partners, or if she was even human. Now we know that she was just a quiet tough lady he had a crush on for a while and not much beyond that.
@@YorkJonhson It does seem like their was more beyond that. She was most likely a scholar like him and both of them were clearly interested in the infinite corridor and exploring the mysteries of the world. They were clearly in love but never got a chance to confess to each other before they were separated in their pursuit of knowledge. We never got a confirmation on how old she was or how long they knew each other we know Germain has lived a very long time considering he said in season 3 that he was immortal. She might have been the same and they most likely spend a long time together. As for why she was travelling the corridor it was a mystery. Death said she left that realm but death might have been lying and she might have been there waiting for him for who knows how long. I do wish that we either found out more about her or she stayed a mystery but for 10 episode season I say she got a lot of development.
@@nabinoorshahil2715 Yeah, what we got is fine, but like you say if they were going to touch upon it at all I just wish that they were able to do more with it. Of course I feel like a lot of the character arcs would have really benefitted from having another season to work, but I think they were pushed to wrap it up with just one so they had to juggle things around a bit.
It's hilarious. And also the fact that he's so tired and fed up with everybody's power plays and posturing he honestly doesn't give a shit anymore, just wants to rush to the ending :D
I like how every relationship in this show is punctuated by tragedy Dracula: Wife dies. Saint Germain: Girlfriend fell into an mc Escher painting. Alucard: The twins... Hector: Gets cucked by Lenore and enslaved, then later kills herself. Carmilla was in an abusive relationship for countless years. But the best part is that every character that gets cucked in their relationship is a vampire or a human who acts like a vampire. Moreover. Dracula: Was so overcome with grief over the death of the one person he cared about. That he decided to punish the world and disown his son. Alucard: Was so starved for attention and in the pits of dispair for killing his father that he craved attention any attention leading him to trust people he shouldn't have. Carmilla: Used her trauma as a justification to act on her ruthless ambition rather than move beyond her past and heal as a person. Hector: Was too dedicated to his simping ways, Saint Germain: Was overcome with the desire to see his girlfriend so badly that he abandoned his humanity. In all of these cases...I guess you could say...they DRANK TO DEEP! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
@@sealevel5961 Yeah Trevor and Sypha would have the same relationship if Trevor would have died after killing death. Before Trevor came back, she was depressed and even Alucard trying to cheer her up with his jokes, she still had sad impression.
I would have loved for him to at least kiss her or tell her he loved her. He could see her one last time, but man, was it unsatisfying. After all he did, I knew he couldn’t see her again. That was the moral for the viewer: do not sacrifice your ethics and morals for a loved one because then you won’t be able to face them. He should just kept looking for her. And I doubt she loves him as much, she watched him dying she could have jumped and keep him company in his last breath. What a girl you loved Saint Germain. I wish they see again, even if it’s in hell maybe then they would love each other how it should be. And she could take him out of hell since it’s presented as just another world of the many that exist. For a being that can travel the Infinite Corridor it would seem that death is pointless since you could get out of hell when you liked and get anyone you wanted out. Maybe this way Leonor could live again.
@@larissaeverleigh3332 you're assuming he's actually dead and gone. Assuming St. Germain didn't have a contingency against his death, there's nothing to say his lover, who is still in the corridor, couldn't go get him from wherever he wound up...even Hell. (she was human, after all)
@@alexsolomon7991 That a thought that consoles me. I think he is dead, he had a blade go through his heart, but for the people that control the corridor hell is just another world from which they can travel in and out. Let's see what they say in the new spin off, maybe there's some sweet relief there, even if it's just a mention or a good cameo.
@@lonedemonofdeath666 x2 but when it comes to relationships is different. You shouldn't do anything that might hurt the person you love even if it's for the sake of seing them again. When you face them, would they be relieved of ashamed and disgusted at you became? Remember the man or woman they fell in love with and try to keep the things they still love of that man or woman.
Saint Gemain only love the idea of her, and not really her. He’s seeing his idealized version of her, how he remembered her being. Notice, she never talks once in this entire flashback. No signs of her personality, no nothing. She was just the one that got away, and Saint Germain will do anything to get her back.
I don't believe so. He seemed to truly love her and her him. We may have not seen her speak, but maybe that was the point. She was portrayed to be perfect. Especially to him
I wouldn’t say that. She was the only one who acknowledged his existence and made him feel like he had value as a human being. We don’t know much about their relationship, but it was real enough for him, even if she did walk away in the end. But by that time, the man she knew was already long gone
I fucking knew I knew that voice, I fucking knew it, and now, now I hear it, from vampire lord, to vampires bitch and resurrector, DAMN can Bill play the part.
Honestly it was kind of heartbreaking that Germaine fell off the deep end but at least he was as clever and smart as before and managed to somewhat redeem himself in the end of only slightly
@@kirikakirikakirika I mean, "death" in the castlevania world means going to "Hell" which is just another world the infinite corridor connects to. He's definitely "dead" but he can just leave hell of his own volition if he can figure out how to open the corridor from that side
That initial montage was decieving as hell. It really gave off the impression that this Germain , like in the games, was an immortal time traveler and that here he was slowly becoming more and more tired of his eternal traveling while everything faded around him Only to learn that its just him travelling from court to court
"[And he will have sex again]" is the worst line in the entire series, robbed him of much of my sympathy and honestly it just feels like....argh forget it. He had a bunch of chances to sabotage the ritual, but je didn't. And it makes me angry because I loved him. He was a scholar, like Flyseyes, and he was trying to survive in a world controlled by violence. And for such an enigmatic scholar to be fooled by the first unknown alchemist he meets is just - Sorry for the rant. Just finished S4. Love the ending.
@@TheSimmus but wasnt the whole thing that Death was manipulating him and dragging him down to be as bad as everyone else, and by the time he tried to revive dracula he was basically broken?
@@Snowfox-gm No, he didn't unfortunately, which was a shame. But he knew he made a mistake when he realised he had been tricked, and he redeemed himself, so at least he didn't leave the show being an idiotic villain.
@@DemonSesshyy He opened the infinite corridor before he died, so indeed he brought very important people back to life at the cost of his own, in my opinion is a tragic character, he never reunited with his loved one.
@@freudylad he was a simp to a point, but I have enough respect to not call him that when he came in clutch for Trevor. Also,he was just tired... After years of servicing royals and shit, he finally found someone he loved and then he couldn't even have that. Then got played by death, like sheesh
I think the whole idea about her is, she really never wanted to be found. That was what she wanted in the beginning. She was more interested in the infinite corridor and exploring the mysteries of the world. She chose to travel from dimension to dimension. Saint Germain was just chasing shadows.
@@BBBnessShe threw it back to him because she didn't need it anymore. She wasn't going back, so she gave it to him to say 'I don't need or want this, you take it and discover this corridor for yourself'. Even if she used him, he was unyielding in his devotion to his work and her, so she felt pity for him.
"You're humble servant in...whatever you may need." Aw man. I may not have liked where this side story ended, but big props to the VA for making this line sound so pitiful. Like damn, I'm already emotionally hurt as is, Germaine isn't helping.
Germain saddened by the loss of his morals after killing the scribe and anger that he had no choice is such a sad moment. He's trapped, and frustrated, and I feel that.
Upon retrospect, how cruel would it have been if Saint Germain found out that the woman he was trying to find this whole time was actually Death in disguise?
It wasn't and this is for some reason you think it very often, tho I think if death showed himself in the same place in the corridor probably he just killed her and said she is elsewhere ( still we see her vision when Germain is about to die )
When you put it like that, that would have been a better twist: Germain manages to create the Rabis, he takes control of the Infinite Corridor, and when he finally finds his lost love, it just turns out to be Death itself. That would have made Germain's ending a bittersweet one, after all he's done he could atone for his mistake and give Death a big "Fuck you!" in the end.
@@fort809well yes, however the further he went AWAY from the center of cultures that are linked with the renaissance and in its earliest forms and in this sence the closer he goes back tl the dark ages anyways. Besides if we are serious theres not even a Belmont alive in the dark ages since its really only the high middle ages up until Charlemagne after which the feudal age is well ongoing even if not in its final form, a few centuries before Leon, so really we only say dark ages in this case in the sence the renaissance people wanted to give the middle ages, less civilised folks, which is historically wrong but heeeeeeh
When I found out Jason Isaac's voiced the Judge, I knew he was going to be evil. When I found out Bill Nighy voiced Germain, I knew he was going to be tragic.
About the woman: 1) She was problably the one that throw Belmont off the infinite corridor and back to Wallachia. 2) She is problaby the main character of the spin off that they´ve announced been working. Other options are Dracula´s origins or Leon Belmont´s storyline.
Bill Nighy might be the most versatile actor around. And his enthusiasm! You can tell he’s not just here for money! He attacks every role with this passion!
In the games, when Saint Germain is introduced he already entered The Infinite Corridor and learned all its secrets. He uses it to travel through time but for what purpose is unknow. His motives in the game are left ambiguous.
1:28 there's something so seemingly realistic yet hilarious about this whole sequence to me right from the funny ass "OOoohhh GAWD" yet feels like a very human reaction to have if you were blinded by rage in a moment of dispute and accidently killing someone. Very rapidly going through the feelings of guilt anger grief all in one shot including the ringing noise in the back. But something about the delivery of "well NOW look at you now uhhh look at me!?" just makes me laugh though
Spoilers: I was really disappointed we didn’t find out what happened to his mysterious love interest though. We never even got to hear her talk or know her name
One of my biggest questions after watching the whole series....who was the woman? Was the woman ever even real? I could easily think that it was just another illusion of the Grim Reaper luring Germain to the Infinite Corridor, as she is more of a "McGuffin" than a character- but then again, when Germain dies...he sees her one last time as the Corridor closes. Was that just a symbolic vision that he had, as his dreams and life slipped away....or was she actually real?
@@pygar256 there’s literally a flash back of how he meets and loses her. He sees her multiple times through the corridor and its implied that death lied when he said she moved on too a different place because at the end when he opens thr portal too her shes in the same place as before and she instead of reaching a hand out like all the other times she turns her back too him and closes the corridor. He knew she knew what he was doing and understood he failed and lost her forever thats why he made is last act saving trevor
@@sond.lollipop8919 I like that possible explanation....I also wonder though- Did Germain actually die, or did he open the Corridor to save himself? (while co-incidentally saving Trevor too? ) To detract from your theory- even though Death does not reveal the mystery woman as one of his disguises, it is very clear Death can disguise himself as human or vampire rather easily and for long periods of time. Also, even though it isn't directly explained in the show....it could even be that the mystery woman isn't even a disguise, but was always just some kind of dream manipulation on Deaths part to lure Germain into his plot....In Germain's dream in season one, He loses the mystery woman in the place where he later finds Death disguised as the "Oracle" or apparent keeper of the Corridor, and she tosses him the mystic stone that can track the Corridor- when Germain wakes from the nightmare, he talks to himself recalling the time in his life when she was with him, and says "Then there was you...Did I dream when you were here?" and that he is trying to "Get back to the good dream again" as he writes in his journal and stares at the mystic stone. Death uses Germain's obsession to find the woman and the corridor to get Germain to do his bidding, and plays him like a fiddle...like Death knows all of Germain's thoughts- and so the mystery woman could easily just be just another part of the big lie. I dunno, the fact that the mystery woman doesn't even have a name and only has her face shown once make it seem to me that one way or another she was never real.
Technically, we did know what happened to his lover. There was a brief scene in episode 7 where in one of the armored caravan that's coming to attack Dracula's castle, there were vampires (or night creatures, not sure) sewing together the Rebis that would be used to trap the souls of Dracula and Lisa. In a crate of body parts the vampires were using to make the Rebis, there was a scene showing the corpse of an arm with the same ring Saint Germain was wearing. At first, I thought this was a binding ring but the binding rings (that Lenore used) are red and silver, whereas Saint Germain's and the corpse's were red and brown(?). So that would mean that the corpse's arm belonged to Saint Germain's lover, meaning that somehow she got killed. Death most likely knew about this, but never told Saint Germain so that he would continue with bringing back Dracula. And when Saint Germain died, he probably didn't really see the figure of his lover but rather just imagined her to still be somewhere in the Infinite Corridor, never knowing that she was long dead. So in a very twisted sense, Saint Germain was reunited with his lover before his death.
I fucking love those creepy fish eye shots when the character looks insane as fuck, it’s like the animators just put their entire budget into the fights and those shots
She doesn't speak or even really look at Germain that kindly. He has so much love in his eyes and his voice, so it would make sense for that to be a deliberate choice from the animator's to show that maybe even before she vanished into the Corridor he was loving a shadow.
I love the theme in the final season, every character who couldn't move past their obsession ended up being consumed by it and the ones who did were able to live on.
Am I one of the few that watched this in French too? the french dub fits this strangely well, the names of many towns just seem natural in french, and he even pronounces saint the french way in the english dub
@@TheFiresloth Yes. They were probably just having fun and living the moment, and only after he lost her St. Germain realized how much he loved and needed her.
@@CidGuerreiro1234 That mystery woman looked pretty masculine, not so much as Striga but she's tough. That's probably what Saint Germaine liked so much about her. But I honestly think she's probably an illusion created by Death to fool Saint Germaine into doing his bidding.
She really doesn't need a name to fulfill the purpose she has as his driving motivation in the story. The way he looks at her and speaks to her is all we need to be sold on how he clearly adores her and why he's going to such lengths to see her again.
I love the part when he says "Get back in your fing pram". I was not familiar with he word Pram, I looked it up and loled. A Pram is another word for a Baby carriage. xD
i love saint germain sm 😭😭 but his gf only smiling,, something feels so off about her like was she really lost or was there an ult motive on her part? not that shes evil but germain spent sm time looking for her but she seemed fine staying
Yeah I think they wanted to use Germain and give enough of his backstory to get us attached (succeeded) but not too much so we're left with more questions than answers (succeeded). We had no need to hear her voice, her opinions on the matter, or history. We were given just enough to ask "who da fuq was that." Honestly, I hope it stays that way. That image of her hair flowing in the floating library world is so damn iconic that I wish to see no more of it less it degrades that image.
Dragan: blah blah blah vampire stuff St Germaine: What did the 5 fingers say to the face? Dragan: Wut? *feels the might of the pimp hand* St Germaine: Youz a bitch.
Kinda sad they didnt say who Germain's lover was. Her being super quiet and her smile scream "Shanoa's ancestor" to me(inb4 glyphs cost emotions). Maybe the infinite corridor landed her in Bloodstained's dimension.
For real. Is she mute? does she have other motives for the corridor? or even something worse. She might be another evil being disguised as an human? So many questions.
@@nintenbetas no idea what her motives are since I cant tell whether she noticed Germain's portal or not. (EDIT**), the silhouette turned around after all. Yeah, she was probably disappointed with Germain/just used him to get a speaking role in a different dimension.
At first I thought she was an awful person for showing up at right at the portal at the end. He finally created a portal right at her location which she could have used to escape the infinite corridor, at the cost of his own life, and she just looked at his dying form for for a moment through the portal before turning and walking away. He sacrificed so much of himself for so many years to rescue her and in his dying moments he got to see her cold rejection of all his efforts. Damn. However, now on a repeat viewing and noticing how she never speaks, I'm wondering if maybe she was never actually real. Maybe she was all in his head, just a creation of a brilliant but profoundly lonely mind.
I still don't get how this guy went from a caring guy to a sociopathic maniac in like 4 or 5 weeks (since it took time to set up the vampire invasion).
Yeah that dissapoint me. From what we saw in s3 i never imagined him as evil. Yes he was alone and sad at the end of his options even but i think he deserved better. Maybe some more episodes were needed. I still loved this great final season though.
@@usgpillarofark3980 Definitely a great Season! I like this one even more than Season 2 which felt like too much standing around and not enough action being taken by Dracula's forces. I think Season 3 is still my favorite though because of Issac and Alucard's arcs. Issac is a beast!
@@demonwolf570 Glad to know s3 get some love too lol. I was suprised how disliked it has been. Yes it was probably the slowest but the build up was needed and i liked how Saint Germain was introduced. The final 2 ep were dark quite engaging.
Its that one scene with the Alchemist he murders, he clearly breaks down mentally and right after he just completely shut’s out any doubt of emption that would hold him back. But when he learns that he’s been manipulated he breaks again.
@@chasethecringewolf2195 I remember that scene but from what I saw, he was mad he was refused the item he was looking for and thus felt justified in that murder because his tone quickly shifted from sadness to anger. That's a long stretch from murdering entire villages to fuel (basically) a portal controlling necklace.
Personally, I didn't like the twist that he had only been separated from his soulmate rather recently. Given his original incarnation in the games, the third season gave the impression he was an immortal who had spent God knows how many decades trying to reopen the Infinite Corridor. Hell, how awesome would that very first scene have been if it was meant to show how far he had traveled and who all he had served in pursuit of answers. The revelation that he was a lifelong failure stuck on the first woman to give him the time of day was substantially more mundane.
They butchered his character horribly. Okay, he cared for that lady and wanted to get her out. But did he really expect her to throw herself at him after all the atrocities he commited? Did he think she would want mass murderer's love? Any sane woman would retreat deeper into the Infinite Corridor from this guy.
It would have been so much better if the flashbacks of his girlfriend were showed at the start when he was younger, and then we see all the travels he did to find the corridor.
@@pokerface4396 i mean dracula is still loved by his wife despite what he did. She would probably understand since he failed in murdering the world. But he did go about it in a deceiving and douchebaggie way. I'm conflicted
I can't tell if he's a weak simp for doing unethical things to try to win back a woman's heart and company or if he's a chad for being able to bitch slap then back sass a vampire and walk away with his life intact.
@@Cruddy129 I think thats an oversimplification. What he really wanted was the love and approval he never got throughout life, the feeling that someone was on his side and valued him as a human being. I think it becomes very difficult to value human lives if you have so few intimate and personable relationships with humans. Loneliness easily turns into selfishness and desperation when met with the loss of that feeling for the first time. Saint Germaine is an incredibly tragic character who continued to become more selfish in his desperation for kinship. This isn't to justify his action, but I think its selling the writers of castlevania short to oversimplify his character.
SPOILER IN CASE So, I guess I gotta know... Is it possible that he's still alive or what? I know the series ended with a sword having impaled him and the like, but is it possible at all he managed to slip into the corridor? Maybe find help? Maybe I'm just wanting my favorite character to be alive, but darn. Either way, I will always remember this man at his greatest. ;-;
He does say he is immortal. If that ia a lie it will be seen. Death stilmanages to travel worlds as an aspect of entropy, who knows if the rebis thing was true. In the end if the power of the rebis actually granted power over the corridor thwn maybw germain became the aapect of time like in thw games.
This door wasn't closed convincingly enough for me: 1) If the Infinite Corridor sucked in Trevor, Dracula and Lisa, why wouldn't it take SG as well? 2) Yes, Trevor did hint at Germain being dead, but it's his opinion/perspective. He doesn't know Drac and Lisa are alive. So why would he know Saint Germain's alive? All Trevor knew is there was a big explosion and everyone in its radius should have been dead. Btw I'm *not* saying Saint Germain is definitely alive, I'm just pointing out that the possibility of him not dying during the grand finale is there. And he's worth bringing back at some point
Damn after season 3 thought this guy finally caught his break. Talk bout character derailment. Can't help but feel little sorry for the guy. Here's to 🍻 hoping he found her & told her that
@@thepbg8453 Not exactly, or at least not as I understand the situation. The Sukoiden series has a lot of entries but Tierkes was a spin off. So the series is there, but Tierkes ended up as a standalone with not continuation. Mind you, I could be wrong about that, but that's what I've always heard.
@Ainz Own Goal Didn't thought that i had to specify which Suikodens for that lie to work. Or is it so obvious that those Suikodens are better? Okay, I will play them. Thank you for those recommendations.
“Saint Germain, your humble servant in, umm... whatever you may need.”
This scene taken out of context is honestly heartbreaking ngl. Watching a man tweak his resume and pitch his skill set over and over to no avail is, well, kinda relatable, isn’t it?
It was, until I noticed he could still afford extravagant clothes.
@Trahn-Jahn more like "Wuuuuh i'm broke af fuc the rich people" *buys a $800 apple trash phone once every year*
Such as life.
I'm actually quitting my job, trying to get better pay and learn new skills, so I can't help but see a reflection of myself during this scene 😅
@@PatrickRatman bruh, My phone is like $75 and I have had it for the past 3 or 4 years... and as for food, I only have one meal a night, and it costs $6-12
I think I can get away with saying fuck the rich...
@@PatrickRatman this is normal in switzerland not at u?
“Why can’t anyone just fucking help me”
I felt that.
Yeah but that was funny to me he went insane
Relatable tho. Relatable af actually
@Guy LeDouche And now look at ME.
"WHY DID YOU MAKE ME DO THIS? THINK MARK, THINK!"
damn, all those who found this relatable i hope you all are doing well rn
Love how the background changes everytime Saint Germain introduces himself, its a reflection to his degrading quality in his profession.
So many years a servant, so much time lost.
The music gets less vibrant every sequence as well.
It wasn't his station that was deteriorating, it was the world. Humanity was losing - vampires were ruling in most of Europe, the eastern and southern countries were basically culled, creatures of the dark were everywhere, the Belmonts had been decimated, and the organized armies of man were gone. He was fighting a losing battle all his life, and it took its toll.
I think what really showed him degrading was his introduction’s they less studious and he loved his energy going forward
@@executivecarrot3420 I always thought Saint Germain came from a different timeline or universe...
He didn't just pimp slap any vampire. He pimp slapped easily the third most powerful vampire alive at that time.
who r the top 10?
Drac and alucard
@@etherealmako I'd say Drac, Alucard, Carmilla, Dragan, then maybe the chick with the day armour.
@@Bowfella I think Striga and arguably Ratko are much stronger than Carmilla
@@juannaym8488 Idk about Ratko. He fell the first real challenge he met.
The only Human who can B!tch slap a vampire and walk away
Laughed my ass off when he back handed him and told him shut up 🤣🤣🤣
fokin hell what a chad
Pretty sure a vampire that knows who trevor is would take a slap if it was instead of getting murdered
i almost spit up my food
There are like 4 humans on earth that I know that could do that without giving a fuck and Germain is one of them.
His gf literally has less of a character than spike's love intrest in cowboy bebop
She honestly looks like a dude with a mole lol.
more like we were left hanging. Honestly who is she? Why is she travel from dimension to dimension?
I kind of wish that they had just kept her a mystery if they weren't actually going to give her any dialogue. At the very least I thought it was interesting not knowing the depths of her and Germain's relationship in season 3. We never saw her face, or knew if they were family, or partners, or if she was even human. Now we know that she was just a quiet tough lady he had a crush on for a while and not much beyond that.
@@YorkJonhson It does seem like their was more beyond that. She was most likely a scholar like him and both of them were clearly interested in the infinite corridor and exploring the mysteries of the world. They were clearly in love but never got a chance to confess to each other before they were separated in their pursuit of knowledge. We never got a confirmation on how old she was or how long they knew each other we know Germain has lived a very long time considering he said in season 3 that he was immortal. She might have been the same and they most likely spend a long time together. As for why she was travelling the corridor it was a mystery. Death said she left that realm but death might have been lying and she might have been there waiting for him for who knows how long. I do wish that we either found out more about her or she stayed a mystery but for 10 episode season I say she got a lot of development.
@@nabinoorshahil2715 Yeah, what we got is fine, but like you say if they were going to touch upon it at all I just wish that they were able to do more with it.
Of course I feel like a lot of the character arcs would have really benefitted from having another season to work, but I think they were pushed to wrap it up with just one so they had to juggle things around a bit.
"Shut up you sound like a cow farting" lol boss move!
Boi got b*tch slapped.
@@kaelthunderhoof5619 from simping to vampire pimping! That back hand bitch slap is strong
Vampire Pimp the whole way lol
@@kaelthunderhoof5619 And he was probably shocked by that, too 😆
It's hilarious. And also the fact that he's so tired and fed up with everybody's power plays and posturing he honestly doesn't give a shit anymore, just wants to rush to the ending :D
Alternate title: heartbroken character picks a mages brain while seeking out ancient knowledge.
Old simp committed a crime.
Nice wordplay
I read this comment like 10 seconds before that part, it made it way funnier. Thanks
Dormamu. I have come to bargain
This man is basically like Dracula in context and story except human.
I like how every relationship in this show is punctuated by tragedy
Dracula: Wife dies.
Saint Germain: Girlfriend fell into an mc Escher painting.
Alucard: The twins...
Hector: Gets cucked by Lenore and enslaved, then later kills herself.
Carmilla was in an abusive relationship for countless years.
But the best part is that every character that gets cucked in their relationship is a vampire or a human who acts like a vampire.
Moreover.
Dracula: Was so overcome with grief over the death of the one person he cared about. That he decided to punish the world and disown his son.
Alucard: Was so starved for attention and in the pits of dispair for killing his father that he craved attention any attention leading him to trust people he shouldn't have.
Carmilla: Used her trauma as a justification to act on her ruthless ambition rather than move beyond her past and heal as a person.
Hector: Was too dedicated to his simping ways,
Saint Germain: Was overcome with the desire to see his girlfriend so badly that he abandoned his humanity.
In all of these cases...I guess you could say...they DRANK TO DEEP!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
@@sealevel5961 i love how everyone else's reasons are pretty complex and then there's hector the simp
@@maheswaraakram2216 It's hilarious, he went from an interesting character to one of the most boring ones in the show with one line.
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Yeah Trevor and Sypha would have the same relationship if Trevor would have died after killing death. Before Trevor came back, she was depressed and even Alucard trying to cheer her up with his jokes, she still had sad impression.
@@sealevel5961 "hector: was too dedicated to his simping ways" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bill Nighy has a talent for playing heartbroken characters it seems.
I would have loved for him to at least kiss her or tell her he loved her. He could see her one last time, but man, was it unsatisfying. After all he did, I knew he couldn’t see her again. That was the moral for the viewer: do not sacrifice your ethics and morals for a loved one because then you won’t be able to face them. He should just kept looking for her. And I doubt she loves him as much, she watched him dying she could have jumped and keep him company in his last breath. What a girl you loved Saint Germain. I wish they see again, even if it’s in hell maybe then they would love each other how it should be. And she could take him out of hell since it’s presented as just another world of the many that exist. For a being that can travel the Infinite Corridor it would seem that death is pointless since you could get out of hell when you liked and get anyone you wanted out. Maybe this way Leonor could live again.
@@larissaeverleigh3332 you're assuming he's actually dead and gone. Assuming St. Germain didn't have a contingency against his death, there's nothing to say his lover, who is still in the corridor, couldn't go get him from wherever he wound up...even Hell. (she was human, after all)
@@alexsolomon7991 That a thought that consoles me. I think he is dead, he had a blade go through his heart, but for the people that control the corridor hell is just another world from which they can travel in and out. Let's see what they say in the new spin off, maybe there's some sweet relief there, even if it's just a mention or a good cameo.
@@larissaeverleigh3332 ehh I personally believe a person should be willing to do whatever it takes to get a desired result
@@lonedemonofdeath666 x2 but when it comes to relationships is different. You shouldn't do anything that might hurt the person you love even if it's for the sake of seing them again. When you face them, would they be relieved of ashamed and disgusted at you became? Remember the man or woman they fell in love with and try to keep the things they still love of that man or woman.
Saint Gemain only love the idea of her, and not really her. He’s seeing his idealized version of her, how he remembered her being. Notice, she never talks once in this entire flashback. No signs of her personality, no nothing. She was just the one that got away, and Saint Germain will do anything to get her back.
I'm willing to entertain this theory. She just stood there when he was dying. She didn't even reach out to him
@@gryla5290 I think she just stood there because she knew he had done terrible things to try and reunite with her.
I don't believe so. He seemed to truly love her and her him. We may have not seen her speak, but maybe that was the point. She was portrayed to be perfect. Especially to him
I wouldn’t say that. She was the only one who acknowledged his existence and made him feel like he had value as a human being. We don’t know much about their relationship, but it was real enough for him, even if she did walk away in the end. But by that time, the man she knew was already long gone
Or, or, hear me out now. They didn't want to pay someone an exorbitant amount of money for voice acting less than 3 minutes of screen time.
my man really just pimp slapped a vampire
with abd with the back of his bare hand tho
I fucking knew I knew that voice, I fucking knew it, and now, now I hear it, from vampire lord, to vampires bitch and resurrector, DAMN can Bill play the part.
That vampire seems to be stronger than Alucard as well.
A pimp named Slickback would be proud
He simp slapped as he is a pimp simp and I thought that combination is imposible !
Honestly it was kind of heartbreaking that Germaine fell off the deep end but at least he was as clever and smart as before and managed to somewhat redeem himself in the end of only slightly
I hate that he died 😭
@@Passions5555
If they're going by the games, there's no way he's dead.
@@kirikakirikakirika I mean, "death" in the castlevania world means going to "Hell" which is just another world the infinite corridor connects to. He's definitely "dead" but he can just leave hell of his own volition if he can figure out how to open the corridor from that side
@@maxinesenior596 I don't think Hell can be left from the inside, someone from the outside would have to get him back into the living world.
A Pimp Named Slickback would be proud of that slap
That slap could be felt by the gods lol
@jose tapia no. Its A Pimp named Slickback. You say the whole thing.
Nice Boondocks reference
Can't we call him Slickback for short?
@@AirsoftTim92 No, it's "A Pimp Named Slickback." Say it with me now!
That initial montage was decieving as hell.
It really gave off the impression that this Germain , like in the games, was an immortal time traveler and that here he was slowly becoming more and more tired of his eternal traveling while everything faded around him
Only to learn that its just him travelling from court to court
And dealing with royalty's bullcrap and shenanigans, over the same thing, with a different color.
I thought he was time traveling. There is at least one scene that he is wearing distinctly NOT 15th century clothing
I mean it could be, nothing states it is or isn't
True and i liked that they used what he wore in curse of darkness in one of his intro montages. It was 0:06-0:10 if you wanna know.
Doesn't he mention toilet paper to the judge though?
Dude wanted to bring Dracula back as a hybrid to rage kill humanity just so he could get laid again.
Death did the same thing, just replace "laid" with "feed"
Yep, althought to be fair to St. Germain he did get cold feet near the end. He was like "maaaaybe this wasn't such a good idea after all"
"[And he will have sex again]" is the worst line in the entire series, robbed him of much of my sympathy and honestly it just feels like....argh forget it.
He had a bunch of chances to sabotage the ritual, but je didn't.
And it makes me angry because I loved him. He was a scholar, like Flyseyes, and he was trying to survive in a world controlled by violence.
And for such an enigmatic scholar to be fooled by the first unknown alchemist he meets is just -
Sorry for the rant. Just finished S4. Love the ending.
@@TheSimmus Yeah that line was poorly written and delivered. It destroyed his entire character and feels out of place.
@@TheSimmus but wasnt the whole thing that Death was manipulating him and dragging him down to be as bad as everyone else, and by the time he tried to revive dracula he was basically broken?
That girls voice was beautiful, her voice actress was killing it
LOL 😆
Saint Germain was such a great character this season, he was so witty and clever. The whole season was just incredible all the way through.
Except he never got a good ending
@@Snowfox-gm No, he didn't unfortunately, which was a shame. But he knew he made a mistake when he realised he had been tricked, and he redeemed himself, so at least he didn't leave the show being an idiotic villain.
@@Snowfox-gm he was the one who brought back trevor, dracula and his wife. Was he not?
@@DemonSesshyy He opened the infinite corridor before he died, so indeed he brought very important people back to life at the cost of his own, in my opinion is a tragic character, he never reunited with his loved one.
@@freudylad he was a simp to a point, but I have enough respect to not call him that when he came in clutch for Trevor. Also,he was just tired... After years of servicing royals and shit, he finally found someone he loved and then he couldn't even have that. Then got played by death, like sheesh
I think the whole idea about her is, she really never wanted to be found. That was what she wanted in the beginning. She was more interested in the infinite corridor and exploring the mysteries of the world. She chose to travel from dimension to dimension. Saint Germain was just chasing shadows.
Didn't she throw him the stone used to find the corridor? Seemed like she wanted him to find her again to me.
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@@BBBnessShe threw it back to him because she didn't need it anymore. She wasn't going back, so she gave it to him to say 'I don't need or want this, you take it and discover this corridor for yourself'.
Even if she used him, he was unyielding in his devotion to his work and her, so she felt pity for him.
"You're humble servant in...whatever you may need." Aw man. I may not have liked where this side story ended, but big props to the VA for making this line sound so pitiful. Like damn, I'm already emotionally hurt as is, Germaine isn't helping.
Holy shit he was wearing one of the game outfits!
Yeeees , i thought i was only one recognized those
Yep
When?
@@magicman3163 at 00:06 i belive, you can check up clothes the game is using on Google and they are very similar.
@@Startrance666 oh yeah I recognize that.
This man lifted his leg up stood tall and pimped slapped that vamp like he skimmed the money that’s how you become iconic
"Saint Germain, your Royal Grace, Prophet, Dark Artist, and Wielder of the Pimp-Hand."
Germain saddened by the loss of his morals after killing the scribe and anger that he had no choice is such a sad moment. He's trapped, and frustrated, and I feel that.
Upon retrospect, how cruel would it have been if Saint Germain found out that the woman he was trying to find this whole time was actually Death in disguise?
It wasn't and this is for some reason you think it very often, tho I think if death showed himself in the same place in the corridor probably he just killed her and said she is elsewhere ( still we see her vision when Germain is about to die )
Then he would have fucked Death.
@@CidGuerreiro1234 well she does get around alot more than humans would think
When you put it like that, that would have been a better twist: Germain manages to create the Rabis, he takes control of the Infinite Corridor, and when he finally finds his lost love, it just turns out to be Death itself. That would have made Germain's ending a bittersweet one, after all he's done he could atone for his mistake and give Death a big "Fuck you!" in the end.
So he was basically catfished into dooming the world.
0:06 A short but sweet little callback to Saint Germain's Curse of Darkness design. He even has his top hat!
I love how as Germain ages he watches the decay of the great rulers as well
the dark ages did not do any favors to Europe, much of the technologies in the roman times was lost.
@@wei270 the show doesn’t take place during the dark ages, it takes place during the transition between middle age and renaissance
@@fort809well yes, however the further he went AWAY from the center of cultures that are linked with the renaissance and in its earliest forms and in this sence the closer he goes back tl the dark ages anyways.
Besides if we are serious theres not even a Belmont alive in the dark ages since its really only the high middle ages up until Charlemagne after which the feudal age is well ongoing even if not in its final form, a few centuries before Leon, so really we only say dark ages in this case in the sence the renaissance people wanted to give the middle ages, less civilised folks, which is historically wrong but heeeeeeh
When I found out Jason Isaac's voiced the Judge, I knew he was going to be evil.
When I found out Bill Nighy voiced Germain, I knew he was going to be tragic.
About the woman:
1) She was problably the one that throw Belmont off the infinite corridor and back to Wallachia.
2) She is problaby the main character of the spin off that they´ve announced been working. Other options are Dracula´s origins or Leon Belmont´s storyline.
I would love a Leon spinoff that would be perfect
The Legend of the Sleeping Solider
Could be Isaac and Hector too
Nope, the spin-off is going to be about Richter Belmont during the French Revolution.
@@strawberrys0da714 come on, man! I've posted this one year ago.
Bill Nighy might be the most versatile actor around. And his enthusiasm! You can tell he’s not just here for money! He attacks every role with this passion!
2:23 Did he just...? Did he really...?! Did he literally did that?!!😨😨😨
you thought isaac killing viking vampire with his bare hands
germain is the real chad
He's on another level.
What are you gonna do? Kill him? Fuck off, you need him. Do as he says!
Davy Jones seeping in there
Physically he slapped him
Emotionally he dragged his whole nutsack across his face
In the games, when Saint Germain is introduced he already entered The Infinite Corridor and learned all its secrets. He uses it to travel through time but for what purpose is unknow. His motives in the game are left ambiguous.
1:28 there's something so seemingly realistic yet hilarious about this whole sequence to me right from the funny ass "OOoohhh GAWD" yet feels like a very human reaction to have if you were blinded by rage in a moment of dispute and accidently killing someone. Very rapidly going through the feelings of guilt anger grief all in one shot including the ringing noise in the back. But something about the delivery of "well NOW look at you now uhhh look at me!?" just makes me laugh though
Spoilers:
I was really disappointed we didn’t find out what happened to his mysterious love interest though. We never even got to hear her talk or know her name
I get the feeling. She might have been Death the whole time.
One of my biggest questions after watching the whole series....who was the woman? Was the woman ever even real? I could easily think that it was just another illusion of the Grim Reaper luring Germain to the Infinite Corridor, as she is more of a "McGuffin" than a character- but then again, when Germain dies...he sees her one last time as the Corridor closes. Was that just a symbolic vision that he had, as his dreams and life slipped away....or was she actually real?
@@pygar256 there’s literally a flash back of how he meets and loses her. He sees her multiple times through the corridor and its implied that death lied when he said she moved on too a different place because at the end when he opens thr portal too her shes in the same place as before and she instead of reaching a hand out like all the other times she turns her back too him and closes the corridor. He knew she knew what he was doing and understood he failed and lost her forever thats why he made is last act saving trevor
@@sond.lollipop8919 I like that possible explanation....I also wonder though- Did Germain actually die, or did he open the Corridor to save himself? (while co-incidentally saving Trevor too?
) To detract from your theory- even though Death does not reveal the mystery woman as one of his disguises, it is very clear Death can disguise himself as human or vampire rather easily and for long periods of time. Also, even though it isn't directly explained in the show....it could even be that the mystery woman isn't even a disguise, but was always just some kind of dream manipulation on Deaths part to lure Germain into his plot....In Germain's dream in season one, He loses the mystery woman in the place where he later finds Death disguised as the "Oracle" or apparent keeper of the Corridor, and she tosses him the mystic stone that can track the Corridor- when Germain wakes from the nightmare, he talks to himself recalling the time in his life when she was with him, and says "Then there was you...Did I dream when you were here?" and that he is trying to "Get back to the good dream again" as he writes in his journal and stares at the mystic stone. Death uses Germain's obsession to find the woman and the corridor to get Germain to do his bidding, and plays him like a fiddle...like Death knows all of Germain's thoughts- and so the mystery woman could easily just be just another part of the big lie. I dunno, the fact that the mystery woman doesn't even have a name and only has her face shown once make it seem to me that one way or another she was never real.
Technically, we did know what happened to his lover. There was a brief scene in episode 7 where in one of the armored caravan that's coming to attack Dracula's castle, there were vampires (or night creatures, not sure) sewing together the Rebis that would be used to trap the souls of Dracula and Lisa. In a crate of body parts the vampires were using to make the Rebis, there was a scene showing the corpse of an arm with the same ring Saint Germain was wearing. At first, I thought this was a binding ring but the binding rings (that Lenore used) are red and silver, whereas Saint Germain's and the corpse's were red and brown(?). So that would mean that the corpse's arm belonged to Saint Germain's lover, meaning that somehow she got killed. Death most likely knew about this, but never told Saint Germain so that he would continue with bringing back Dracula. And when Saint Germain died, he probably didn't really see the figure of his lover but rather just imagined her to still be somewhere in the Infinite Corridor, never knowing that she was long dead. So in a very twisted sense, Saint Germain was reunited with his lover before his death.
I fucking love those creepy fish eye shots when the character looks insane as fuck, it’s like the animators just put their entire budget into the fights and those shots
Saint German just slapping the vampire is just hilarious. It's hissing showing its fangs trying to be all intimidating and he just wants having it
0:06 so, we are not going to talk about Curse of Darkness Saint Germain? o.o
Cool AF
It is a pretty cool reference
Germaine doesnt play around he’ll slap everybody vampires demons and angels
She doesn't speak or even really look at Germain that kindly. He has so much love in his eyes and his voice, so it would make sense for that to be a deliberate choice from the animator's to show that maybe even before she vanished into the Corridor he was loving a shadow.
This show is full of some of the most interesting side characters I’ve ever seen animated.
I didn't realize before how his hair and face changed before. It shows how many *decades* , not just years, passed in his search for his dream.
2:24 - Ahahahahahahahaha!
Oh my god I lost it holy shit such a power move
0:52 that's his woman
Her green eyes tho. ❤
As soon as I saw her i was like “dayum my boy got game!”
If he never was slapped his morale would’ve never drop which he could’ve had a slight chance of survival against the trio.
Even better, he could have helped his underlings rather than watch them get picked one by one and THEN move his ass.
The legend of St. Germaine is in play with the montage. I will be what ever you want.
0:07 nice Curse of Darkness reference
I love the theme in the final season, every character who couldn't move past their obsession ended up being consumed by it and the ones who did were able to live on.
Am I one of the few that watched this in French too? the french dub fits this strangely well, the names of many towns just seem natural in french, and he even pronounces saint the french way in the english dub
I'm not sure if she was his wife, and I find it funny she didn't talk not once
He apparently never told her he loved her, so they were probably just quest companions.
@@TheFiresloth Yes. They were probably just having fun and living the moment, and only after he lost her St. Germain realized how much he loved and needed her.
@@CidGuerreiro1234 That mystery woman looked pretty masculine, not so much as Striga but she's tough. That's probably what Saint Germaine liked so much about her. But I honestly think she's probably an illusion created by Death to fool Saint Germaine into doing his bidding.
She really doesn't need a name to fulfill the purpose she has as his driving motivation in the story. The way he looks at her and speaks to her is all we need to be sold on how he clearly adores her and why he's going to such lengths to see her again.
A woman with knowledge comparable to his deserved to be more than just motivation to another character
@@Celebi50 True.
I love the part when he says "Get back in your fing pram". I was not familiar with he word Pram, I looked it up and loled. A Pram is another word for a Baby carriage. xD
i love saint germain sm 😭😭 but his gf only smiling,, something feels so off about her like was she really lost or was there an ult motive on her part? not that shes evil but germain spent sm time looking for her but she seemed fine staying
she might have been one of deaths disguises
@@wander1139 didnt she appear before trevor fought with death?
Feels like she isnt human
@@wander1139 but dracula would’ve been alive by the time that his gf got trapped in the corridor, so there would be no reason to trick him at the time
Yeah I think they wanted to use Germain and give enough of his backstory to get us attached (succeeded) but not too much so we're left with more questions than answers (succeeded). We had no need to hear her voice, her opinions on the matter, or history. We were given just enough to ask "who da fuq was that."
Honestly, I hope it stays that way. That image of her hair flowing in the floating library world is so damn iconic that I wish to see no more of it less it degrades that image.
Dragan: "I will kill you."
The Chad Germaine: "Yeah yeah, whatever."
Dragan: blah blah blah vampire stuff
St Germaine: What did the 5 fingers say to the face?
Dragan: Wut? *feels the might of the pimp hand*
St Germaine: Youz a bitch.
Kinda sad they didnt say who Germain's lover was. Her being super quiet and her smile scream "Shanoa's ancestor" to me(inb4 glyphs cost emotions). Maybe the infinite corridor landed her in Bloodstained's dimension.
For real. Is she mute? does she have other motives for the corridor? or even something worse.
She might be another evil being disguised as an human?
So many questions.
@@nintenbetas no idea what her motives are since I cant tell whether she noticed Germain's portal or not. (EDIT**), the silhouette turned around after all. Yeah, she was probably disappointed with Germain/just used him to get a speaking role in a different dimension.
@@nintenbetas It's also possible she doesn't want to leave that place? Death did say it's an infinite door way to the multiverse.
At first I thought she was an awful person for showing up at right at the portal at the end. He finally created a portal right at her location which she could have used to escape the infinite corridor, at the cost of his own life, and she just looked at his dying form for for a moment through the portal before turning and walking away. He sacrificed so much of himself for so many years to rescue her and in his dying moments he got to see her cold rejection of all his efforts. Damn.
However, now on a repeat viewing and noticing how she never speaks, I'm wondering if maybe she was never actually real. Maybe she was all in his head, just a creation of a brilliant but profoundly lonely mind.
@@TheRealRightPrice She's a woman bro, women don't give a fuck
"Were old friends now" - Death
😂😂😂 He spazzed out. It was brilliant yet hilarious. "🗣 Why won't anyone just PHUCKING HELP ME!?" 🤣🤣🤣 Calm down sir.
He was my favorite character!
It's a cool detail how the throne rooms of each place he visited is constantly lowering in quality.
What a great show
Why couldn't you help me? why wouldn't anyone just fucking help me... now look at you.. now look at me.
-Wise words from Saint Germain
I still don't get how this guy went from a caring guy to a sociopathic maniac in like 4 or 5 weeks (since it took time to set up the vampire invasion).
Yeah that dissapoint me. From what we saw in s3 i never imagined him as evil. Yes he was alone and sad at the end of his options even but i think he deserved better. Maybe some more episodes were needed. I still loved this great final season though.
@@usgpillarofark3980 Definitely a great Season! I like this one even more than Season 2 which felt like too much standing around and not enough action being taken by Dracula's forces. I think Season 3 is still my favorite though because of Issac and Alucard's arcs. Issac is a beast!
@@demonwolf570 Glad to know s3 get some love too lol. I was suprised how disliked it has been. Yes it was probably the slowest but the build up was needed and i liked how Saint Germain was introduced. The final 2 ep were dark quite engaging.
Its that one scene with the Alchemist he murders, he clearly breaks down mentally and right after he just completely shut’s out any doubt of emption that would hold him back. But when he learns that he’s been manipulated he breaks again.
@@chasethecringewolf2195 I remember that scene but from what I saw, he was mad he was refused the item he was looking for and thus felt justified in that murder because his tone quickly shifted from sadness to anger. That's a long stretch from murdering entire villages to fuel (basically) a portal controlling necklace.
"Elderly Scholar Slaps A Vampire Like He Owes Him Money"
Enjoy every scene his appearance this character just so good
Love how it shows hes a time traveler
Personally, I didn't like the twist that he had only been separated from his soulmate rather recently.
Given his original incarnation in the games, the third season gave the impression he was an immortal who had spent God knows how many decades trying to reopen the Infinite Corridor. Hell, how awesome would that very first scene have been if it was meant to show how far he had traveled and who all he had served in pursuit of answers. The revelation that he was a lifelong failure stuck on the first woman to give him the time of day was substantially more mundane.
i know
i thought he was a god like time traveler or some thing the first time i saw him
They butchered his character horribly.
Okay, he cared for that lady and wanted to get her out. But did he really expect her to throw herself at him after all the atrocities he commited? Did he think she would want mass murderer's love? Any sane woman would retreat deeper into the Infinite Corridor from this guy.
It would have been so much better if the flashbacks of his girlfriend were showed at the start when he was younger, and then we see all the travels he did to find the corridor.
Yeah it was pretty lame.
@@pokerface4396 i mean dracula is still loved by his wife despite what he did. She would probably understand since he failed in murdering the world. But he did go about it in a deceiving and douchebaggie way. I'm conflicted
2:20 this part was so funny
I love how this is all the character development Dragan gets, then he just gets one of the coolest fights in the show and dies
"Now look at you! And now uh....uh look at me" hahahaha hilarious breakdown
I can't tell if he's a weak simp for doing unethical things to try to win back a woman's heart and company or if he's a chad for being able to bitch slap then back sass a vampire and walk away with his life intact.
He was like THE ICE KING from Adventure Time.
I don't know why, but this is one of my fsvourite scenes in the whole show.
“Why cant anyone just fucking help me…now look at you…look at me.” Chefs kiss
2:23 i laughed so hard when he did that
Saint Germain simped so hard he became a chad
Every time Bill Nighy cries (especially in Pirates of the Caribbean 3) I cry with him.
I've seen enough FMA to know what an alchemist does what a large group of people
saint germain is such a boss ass character when he gets in his element.
He was one of my favorite characters of season 3 so I'm really disappointed that they turned him into a bad guy.
He wasn't even really a bad guy, he just got conned
@@BadAtGaming3484 But he was willing to sacrifice everything and everyone with little regard just so he can get laid again
@@Cruddy129 i mean it's not much different from dracula and we still like him. Even his wife still loves em and is cool with him despite his massacre
@@Cruddy129 I think thats an oversimplification. What he really wanted was the love and approval he never got throughout life, the feeling that someone was on his side and valued him as a human being. I think it becomes very difficult to value human lives if you have so few intimate and personable relationships with humans. Loneliness easily turns into selfishness and desperation when met with the loss of that feeling for the first time. Saint Germaine is an incredibly tragic character who continued to become more selfish in his desperation for kinship. This isn't to justify his action, but I think its selling the writers of castlevania short to oversimplify his character.
Man had drip for every identity
The human version of viktor
0:25 Well, this looks like your average job hunting experience.
2:05. Bill Nighy letting slip a tiny bit of Davy Jones there. This show was a great watch
“Saint Germain: your go-to guy for, like, whatever you want, man.”
1:55 that was when the vengeful spirit of stinkmeaner surfaced after having inhabited Saint Germain, unbeknownst to him.
She’s dead.
At least that’s what I believe since he sees her whilst he’s dying and Death seems to know a lot about her.
Bill Nighy is such an excellent actor👏👏
Every time I see this scene, I can’t help but think “drive them all towards danesti, I’ll do the resti”
And the fact that the vampire that he bitch-slapped could hold his own against Trevor, Sypha, and Alucard for a good bit makes it all the better
I like how his second appearance in this flashback is in his attire from Curse of Darkness...
SPOILER IN CASE
So, I guess I gotta know... Is it possible that he's still alive or what? I know the series ended with a sword having impaled him and the like, but is it possible at all he managed to slip into the corridor? Maybe find help? Maybe I'm just wanting my favorite character to be alive, but darn.
Either way, I will always remember this man at his greatest. ;-;
Nah, sadly he is dead in the end. The one that "slipped" through the corridor and returned back alive are Trevor, Dracula, and Lisa.
He does say he is immortal. If that ia a lie it will be seen. Death stilmanages to travel worlds as an aspect of entropy, who knows if the rebis thing was true. In the end if the power of the rebis actually granted power over the corridor thwn maybw germain became the aapect of time like in thw games.
This door wasn't closed convincingly enough for me:
1) If the Infinite Corridor sucked in Trevor, Dracula and Lisa, why wouldn't it take SG as well?
2) Yes, Trevor did hint at Germain being dead, but it's his opinion/perspective. He doesn't know Drac and Lisa are alive. So why would he know Saint Germain's alive? All Trevor knew is there was a big explosion and everyone in its radius should have been dead.
Btw I'm *not* saying Saint Germain is definitely alive, I'm just pointing out that the possibility of him not dying during the grand finale is there. And he's worth bringing back at some point
Bill Nighy really loves playing love tormented characters
That smack doe🤣🤣🤣
“Saint Germain...Well Spoken Vagabond, Backslider, Sneak Thief.”
He's really one of the more tragic characters in this show.
2:24 power move
Damn after season 3 thought this guy finally caught his break. Talk bout character derailment. Can't help but feel little sorry for the guy. Here's to 🍻 hoping he found her & told her that
I think the man that Saint Germain killed realized what was going on and tried to stop him from being able to find the corridor.
I used to play a game called Sukoiden tierkes and I really thought the infinite corridor was a place where the multiverse connect
Loved that game so much, wish they'd made a sequel
@@sammahoney-volk347 They made many sequels, though the series is in indefinite hiatus as I understand
@@thepbg8453 Not exactly, or at least not as I understand the situation. The Sukoiden series has a lot of entries but Tierkes was a spin off. So the series is there, but Tierkes ended up as a standalone with not continuation. Mind you, I could be wrong about that, but that's what I've always heard.
@Ainz Own Goal I have played others "real Suikoden" and the one i liked most is that "bad spin off", so remember to write "In my opinion" before.
@Ainz Own Goal Didn't thought that i had to specify which Suikodens for that lie to work. Or is it so obvious that those Suikodens are better? Okay, I will play them. Thank you for those recommendations.
*Hiss*
"Stfu" *Slap*
lmao I love this guy.