What will one coin buy me?

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Published 2017-07-12

Put your quarter on the bezel and await your turn. A scene from Netflix's "Castlevania" featuring Trevor Belmont avoiding starvation, which apparently was cribbed from Castlevania 3 for NES. CORRECTION: The initial screenshot was created by Santiago Zapata (Slashing Dragon) of Slashware Interactive (slashwareint.com) as seen in this video, which he created: • Castlevania Netflix Series as a NES game

All Comments (21)

@shadowfox8425 6 years ago

The circle is complete an American anime of a Japanese game based European book using dozens of lore and myths from around the world
@FatalKitsune 3 years ago

To be honest, for one coin that's a pretty nice hunk of jerky or whatever he's got.
@kumo34sans 6 years ago

what will one coin buy me? 4 episodes
@DiscountOstrich 6 years ago

SPOILERS: The demons didn't leave them alone
@Torqus7 6 years ago

This show completely surprised me. I didn't expect anything from it for being an adaptation of a game. But it turned out to be one of the best western cartoons I've ever seen.
@kapnken2342 6 years ago

Oblivion NPC dialogue but with mods
@cabbagefarmerai-chan2955 6 years ago

*walks over the stand wearing a massive ass coat* *only has one single coin*
@LinkEX 2 years ago

This is how you make a reference. You don't force it into people's faces in a contrived manner, alienating everyone that isn't familiar with it. You weave it into the scene organically, just noticable enough for the observant few that are familiar with it.
@condeaarondarkusexcubitor3155 6 years ago

I liked how Trevor started to gain info about the current situation of Gresit, it reminds me how in for example: Castlevania II: Simon's Quest, you walk and walk around all the towns gathering more info to make your adventure more easy (although due to the poor translation from japanese to english that information didn't helped so much). Also it may be a direct reference to one of the crucial aspects of a RPG, the dialogue between diverse characters. Also, realistic talking, it makes a lot of sense what Trevor does, if you want to be updated about the situation, ask others.
@jlee7811 3 years ago

Not gonna lie, that dried goat looks delicious
@MrTheil 6 years ago

I love the way they portrayed Trevor in this series
@Karpens16 6 years ago

someone did their homework im sure. what a strange reference, flew over my head.
@bthsr7113 3 years ago

A reference that works as its own scene. I love this show.
@MDthornton83 6 years ago

This scene no doubt is a homage to the meat. Well okay. Realistically you wouldn't find meat that's been buried in the walls. But still, this is as close as it gets to the source material. Especially since meat replenishes your health in the games.
@Warvvolf 6 years ago

If that was a one ounce gold coin then that bit of dried goat just cost him over $1200 USD in 2017.
@Fodimin 6 years ago

Going on EShop like:
@Earthsunder 6 years ago

I literally just pulled of this line in a dnd session tonight. The DM wasn't expecting it. But It was hilarious.
@BaconMaken 6 years ago

Attention TO DETAIL! Also, how the FUCK did YouTube know I watched this on Netflix!?
@VIangel-ej9ko 6 years ago

Suprised it wasn't one quarter portion
@rikustorm13 2 years ago

Idk why but I love her, she's a great character