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+ | {{DEFAULTSORT:!}} '''[[File:CarmillaCastlevania01.png|thumb|Carmilla, as she appears in Castlevania: Circle of the Moon.]]Carmilla (カーミラ) '''is a recurring major villainess throughout the horror-platforming video game series "Castlevania". As with most enemies in the series, she is not an entirely original character, but instead an adaptation of one; in this case, Carmilla from Sheridan Le Fanu's novel of the same name. |
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+ | '''[[File:CarmillaB_CV2.jpg|thumb|left]]1698'''. A vampire, Carmilla makes her first appearance in the series in Castlevania II as a boss enemy inside of the Laruba mansion. Here, she is depicted as a giant floating mask which guards the "magic cross" item.[[File:CarmillaCastlevania02.png|thumb]] |
⚫ | '''1792'''. In Chi No Rondo, the mask appears again, only to break apart seconds later to reveal a nude Carmilla riding atop a giant skull. A potential boss for both the Dungeon and Mountain Range stages, she mainly hovers above the protagonist dripping deadly blood onto him or her, while her charmed lover, Laura, does the bulk of the fighting. |
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⚫ | '''1830'''. Her most central role yet, Carmilla returns for a third time to resurrect Dracula herself. It marks the first time that she has any dialogue in the story. She is battled in the Underground Waterway, again atop a giant floating skull, |
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⚫ | '''1852.''' Carmilla was to have appeared in the 1999 title "Castlevania" aka. "Akumajou Dracula: Mokushiroku" (悪魔城ドラキュラ黙示録), but was scrapped |
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⚫ | '''1852.''' Carmilla was to have appeared in the 1999 title "Castlevania" aka. "Akumajou Dracula: Mokushiroku" (悪魔城ドラキュラ黙示録), but was [http://evilbabes.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Scrapped scrapped] before the game's release. Early concept art shows her battling heroine Carrie Fernandez. It is possible that she was to be the girl's main adversary before [[Actrise (Castlevania)|Actrise]] was added. |
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+ | *Carmilla appears in the Netflix animated series ''Castlevania'', voiced by [[Jaime Murray]]. She is the warlord of a vampire coven in Austria, who is summoned by Count Dracula to be one of the generals of his demonic army, but eventually conspires to overthrow him. |
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Revision as of 23:44, 18 October 2019
Carmilla (カーミラ) is a recurring major villainess throughout the horror-platforming video game series "Castlevania". As with most enemies in the series, she is not an entirely original character, but instead an adaptation of one; in this case, Carmilla from Sheridan Le Fanu's novel of the same name.
English Title | Japanese Title | - | Year |
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Castlevania II:Simon's Quest | Dracula II: Noroi no Fūin | ドラキュラII 呪いの封印 | 1987 |
Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles | Akumajou Dracula X: Chi no Rondo | 悪魔城ドラキュラX 血の輪廻 | 1993 |
Castlevania: Circle of the Moon | Akumajou Dracula: Circle of the Moon | 悪魔城ドラキュラ Circle of the Moon | 2001 |
Castlevania Judgment | Akumajou Dracula
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悪魔城ドラキュラ ジャッジメント | 2008 |
1698. A vampire, Carmilla makes her first appearance in the series in Castlevania II as a boss enemy inside of the Laruba mansion. Here, she is depicted as a giant floating mask which guards the "magic cross" item.
1792. In Chi No Rondo, the mask appears again, only to break apart seconds later to reveal a nude Carmilla riding atop a giant skull. A potential boss for both the Dungeon and Mountain Range stages, she mainly hovers above the protagonist dripping deadly blood onto him or her, while her charmed lover, Laura, does the bulk of the fighting.
1830. Her most central role yet, Carmilla returns for a third time to resurrect Dracula herself. It marks the first time that she has any dialogue in the story. She is battled in the Underground Waterway, again atop a giant floating skull,right|link=File:CarmillaCastlevania05.png though Carmilla herself takes on a more succubus-like form this time.
1852. Carmilla was to have appeared in the 1999 title "Castlevania" aka. "Akumajou Dracula: Mokushiroku" (悪魔城ドラキュラ黙示録), but was scrapped before the game's release. Early concept art shows her battling heroine Carrie Fernandez. It is possible that she was to be the girl's main adversary before Actrise was added.
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'??? In the spinoff fighting game Castlevania Judgment, Carmilla appears as a playable character, but is no less evil than before. Still allied with Dracula and Death, she battles main protagonists from throughout the series chronology.
In other media
- Carmilla appears in the Netflix animated series Castlevania, voiced by Jaime Murray. She is the warlord of a vampire coven in Austria, who is summoned by Count Dracula to be one of the generals of his demonic army, but eventually conspires to overthrow him.