With his dark powers, he built an army of creatures and his fortress, Castlevania. Originally a human called Mathias Cronqvist, Dracula fell into madness after the death of his first wife and became an immortal vampire thanks to the powers of the Crimson Stone.
He is loosely based on the eponymous character from Bram Stoker's 1897 novel, Dracula, as well as the historical figure, Vlad Drăculea. The title screen now fades in, instead of scrolling in like the FDS version, and the opening demo from Castlevania is present."What is a man? A miserable little pile of secrets." - Dracula to Richter in Symphony of the NightĬount Dracula Vlad Ţepeş ( ドラキュラ・ヴラド・ツェペシュ, Dorakyura Vurado Tsepeshu ?), formerly known as Mathias Cronqvist ( マティアス・クロンクビスト, Matiasu Kuronkubisuto ?), is the primary antagonist of the Castlevania series, as well as the final boss of most of the games. Since the easy mode option and updated copyright text take more space, the title logo has been pushed up and the Konami logo has been removed. The Famicom cartridge version enhances the logo slightly with some gray shading and offers an option to switch to easy mode (more on that below). Speaking of which, there is no opening demo in Akumajou Dracula-the title screen simply disappears after a short time and scrolls in again. An animated bat was added to Castlevania's title, which flies out of the castle and flaps menacingly at the player until they push the start key or the opening demo starts. Akumajou Dracula's title scrolls in from the left, as opposed to Castlevania's which simply appears. The title screen was completely redone for Castlevania, although both have a filmstrip motif. Each one has its share of unique features and differences. The game was released in three different formats: the original Famicom Disk System version, a Nintendo Entertainment System cartridge version, and a Famicom cartridge version, which was based on the Revision 1 revision of the NES version. In version 1.2, you instead switch to Side B to begin playing and back to Side A right before the confrontation with Dracula on Stage 18 (Block 6-3). In versions 1.0 and 1.1, you must switch to Side B after completing Stage 3 (Block 1-3) and later switch back to Side A before the end credits.
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In versions 1.1 and 1.2, there is additional loading after the Disk System license text and before the title screen appears. In version 1.0, there is no additional loading before the title screen appears. Several bugs were introduced or fixed between the various versions of the game these are documented on the Bugs page.
An alternate set of status bar graphics has an unused cross graphic in place of the 1up, which might hint at its intended purpose.
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Appears as a red 1up item in the status bar, but points to the stopwatch's code and behaves accordingly. Appears as a red axe in the status bar, and a normal silver axe when thrown. 0C: Alternate axe subweapon, which uses the regular axe's code, but skips Simon's wind-up animation.Rosary items that would normally drop from candles will turn into small hearts while this is held, much like any other subweapon. It acts exactly like the regular item version, but does not play a sound when used, and has unique code that prevents you from activating it again until the screen has stopped flashing. 0A: Subweapon variant of the Rosary item, which kills all on-screen enemies (excluding bosses).Change RAM address $15B to one of the following values to see the corresponding weapon in action: There are three unused subweapon IDs in the game, though only one of them seems to have any unique code remaining.
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