Netflix's Castlevania director asks fans what his next video game anime should be, and Bloodborne, Metroid, and a fresh take on Berserk are leading the pack
Castlevania anime director Samuel Deats has asked his social media🍸 followers what video game he should animate "some day"

What video game would you want to see turned into an anime? That's the question asked on social media by our sister site , which , director of 32 episodes of Netflix's Castlevania anime between 2017 and 2021 as well as 8 episodes of the spin-off 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Castlevania: Nocturne, both of which are based on the classic video game franchise tℱhat dates back t💫o 1986.
Deats took the question a step further, asking his foll💃owers what video game they'd like to see his team take on - with the natural caveat that the question is all in good fun.
"What might you like to see me and my team anim⛎ate some day?" Deats asks in response to PC Gamer's prompt "A video game of your choice is now getting a💖n anime spinoff? Which is it?"
Perhaps unsurprisingly, there are a few leading choices among Deats' fans, including, somewhat unsurprisingly, , w🍷hich shares a few themes in common with Castlevania's vampire-centric monster-hunting plot.
Multiple fans also requested , which has of course been adapted into anime before, and has also been turneꦡd into multiple video games. Another popular suggestion was Metroid, with one fan pointing to the venerable Nintendo franchise as the next logical step for Deats "."
There a🌜re some fun outlier suggestions, including "," , and "." But my personal favorite suggestions include and (or as it's known in its native Japan, Va♊mpire and Vampire Savior).
Will any of these come to pass? Who's to say. It's a fun thought experiment though, especi﷽ally when considering Deats' specific style as a director.
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