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Castlevania: Rondo of Blood: Stage 8: Dracula Final Boss & Richter Perfect Ending (Subtitled)

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Channel: Carls493 · 2013 · Gaming

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Now I upload the end of Richter's manly quest after the cutesy candy land that was Maria's.

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So this is it. The final frontier. It is here that Richter Belmont finally confronts the God of Malice, himself. Count Dracula.

As series tradition, Dracula just teleports around his room throwing fireballs at you by lifting his cape. This time, however, he might unleash energy balls on you instead. You have to jump over the first one while staying under the second one.

Defeating Dracula is more or less the same as before: Keep hitting his head until he runs out of health.

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However, when he does lose all of his health, he transforms into a giant monster! He will with jump on you, shoot random fireballs at you, or unleash a shockwave on you that you can only dodge by ducking.

Just keep hitting his head until he's defeated once and for all, which is shown by having him change back to normal.

If beating Dracula looks harder to do with Richter than it is with Maria, then that's because IT IS!

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So in Richter's ending, Dracula laments the fact that he is once again defeated by a Belmont. Richter wants this monster to die, as he does not belong in this world.

But it was not by Dracula's hand that he is once again given flesh. He was called here by humans who wished to pay him tribute.

Richter doesn't believe such claims, as he knows that Dracula only wants to steal men's souls, and make them his slaves. Dracula pretty much tells Richter that he is God, and that, if humans lose their faith, they go to him for prayers and answers. He believes that stealing souls and making slaves could also be said for all religions.

But mankind ill needs a "savior" such as him, which is why it's Richter's job to make sure that Dracula is to never live to treat men like a miserable little pile of secrets again.

Dracula then fades away, telling the young Belmont that they will meet again. This causes his whole Castlevania to react to his fall.

All of the souls that were contained in Castlevania were released, and Richter was quickly able to escape. However, as he watched it from a great distance, Castlevania remained intact, but for now, it was harmless until the day that Dracula would eventually return.

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Richter's credits sequence has him riding on his horse chariot seen at the beginning of the game, either back to his village, or to some faraway land.

Before the credits actually start in this sequence, if you saved any of the girls before reaching this point, you'll see their cute faces here: The village nun, Tera, the doctor's daughter, Iris, Richter's girlfriend, Annette, and fellow vampire huntress, Maria.

This is why the video's title says "Perfect Ending" in it. It can't be called perfect until you've found all 4 of these maidens.

This entire sequence is all played to heroic, manly music. Quite fitting for a guy that just killed the equivalent of Satan.

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There's still more to do in this game, however. By beating Dracula, Stage 5' is now playable, but even if you used the alt paths of either Stage 4 or Stage 4' before, you'll have to do that again before you can even enter Stage 5' as well as being able to pick it from the Stage Select screen.

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