Some Castlevania Funko Pop figures based on the characters’ Netflix series appearance have been announced.

Netflix’s Castlevania Executive Producer Adi Shankar has revealed that he is working on a Devil May Cry animated series that will be part of the bootleg multiverse.

The Netflix Castlevania third season has been announced just days after the second season’s debut.

A new trailer for Season 2 of the Castlevania animated show was released today, showing off the action and teasing the plot of the upcoming 8-episode season.

During San Diego Comic-Con, Viz announced that the Castlevania animated series that is currently exclusive viewable on Netflix, will be getting a home video release.

At Anime Expo 2018, Netflix revealed launch dates and windows for Aggretsuko’s second season, Castlevania’s second season, Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle and Ultraman.

While the second season of the animated Castlevania series has yet to launch, it’s been revealed by Richard Armitage who voices Trevor Belmont that it is getting a third season with Netflix.

At BitSummit Vol. 6 this past weekend, PlatinumGames’ Hideki Kamiya and Atsushi Inaba had a few words to share about their favorite games and some of the games they’re working on.

While its first season will only total four episodes, the second will include twice that with eight.

In a new video, the series’ producer Adi Shankar is joined by actor Graham McTavish reveal the lineup of actors who have lent their voices to the show.

Castlevania’s animated series is set to debut on July 7th on Netflix, and a new trailer has been shared for show, featuring a glimpse of its animation.

Castlevania is getting a a new animated series on Netflix and producer Adi Shankar shared a first look at its poster on his official Facebook page.

During an event yesterday, Netflix announced the majority of its upcoming programming. Included in a press release was the title for an upcoming show based on Castlevania.

Production of Castlevania: Remade in Unreal has been brought to a halt due to a C&D order from Konami, but the developer feels there is still hope.

In a recent interview, Castlevania producer Koji Igarashi said he “would be incredibly honored” to make a Metroid game if Nintendo ever approached him with the offer.