Castlevania: Lament of Innocence: Difference between revisions

* [[Bloody Murder]]: The Forgotten One.

* [[Bonus Boss]]: The Forgotten One, a skinless demon so huge Leon needs to [[Colossus Climb|ride an elevator to reach it]].

* [[Church Militant]]: Leon's background in the Crusades.

* [[Cool Old Guy]]: Rinaldo, who takes Leon's [[Lawful Stupid|Lawful Stupidity]] in stride.

** He's not stupid, however. {{spoiler|Until the creation of the Vampire Killer, Walter is seemingly invincible}}

* [[Immortality]]: {{spoiler|Mathias sees it as a big middle finger to God.}}

** Of course he had plans to take weapons from dead hunters in the area to compensate. So it's not entirely stupid, but still.

* [[Lost Forever]]: The Soulless entries in your encyclopedia, since they only appear as part of a boss fight. That said, you'll probably hit a few just by failing around wildly, so it's not a huge concern.

* [[Philosopher's Stone]]: It's important to the backstory. There are a couple of vampire-enhancing alchemic stones going around that were made during failed attempts to create it.

* [[Pimped-Out Dress]]

* [[Prequel]]: To the rest of the ''Castlevania'' games.

* [[Pretty in Mink]]: Mathias's big fur collar. Unf.

** A second secret character is Pumpkin, who appears to be a small child wearing a pumpkin-headed Halloween costume. While he uses Leon's moveset (to the point he is seeing pulling himself up ledges in the air; leon would touch them, but he is smaller...), he has different stats (making him more of a [[Glass Cannon]]), an unique subweapon that mixes and matches Leon's subweapon attacks and gets his own end credits sequence.

* [[Slouch of Villainy]]: Walter.

* [[Stripperiffic]]: The Succubus.

* [[Taken for Granite]]: Medusa explains her motivations for once.

* [[The Unfought]]: You never do get to face {{spoiler|Mathias.}}

* [[Unwitting Pawn]]: Almost the entire cast, really. {{spoiler|Walter's habitual games combined with Rinaldo's alchemy and Sara's sacrifice enable Leon's defeat of Walter, which allows Death to steal Walter's power and give it to [[Treacherous Advisor|Mathias]], who then uses it to become the king of the night, Dracula. [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero|Oops.]] }}

* [[Whip It Good]]: The Whip of Alchemy {{spoiler|which becomes the Vampire Killer by the end of the game.}}

* [[White-Haired Pretty Boy]]: Joachim Armister.

 

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