Olrox

Appearance Olrox looked like: a tall, dark-skinned Aztec vampire with long black hair and bright green eyes with slit pupils. He has sharp fangs and is always seen wearing his signature indigo or purple coat. His ears are pointed and always adorned with earrings. Sometimes, a tiny purple jewel can be seen in his hair, where the long black braid ends on the side of his head.

conclusion of the American Revolution, he managed to find Julia at the docks while she was attempting to make her son, Richter, board a ship to take him to France, as she knew both their lives were in great danger. However, when Olrox appeared, she had no option but to fight him. After a fierce battle, Olrox managed to defeat and kill Julia by transforming into a giant feathered serpent-like dragon. However, he spared Richter, telling him that his mother had caused him suffering and she needed to die for that. He told him that he would do the same to him, but not that night, and made his leave. At some point, he also encountered the dhampir Alucard, saving him several times in unknown incidents.

alliance with the Abbot of Machecoul, how the former were collecting fresh bodies for the priest to create an army of night creatures for them in exchange for more influence within the aristocracy, as well as the "infernal machine" the Abbot was using for this end. Olrox also made sure to get close to some of the more relevant power players of all the involved factions in this conflict, such as Báthory's servant, Drolta Tzuentes, the Abbot's loyal first guard, Mizrak, and even Richter and his allies.

friend. However, the Abbot, Mizrak, Drolta, and the Marquis had also descended to the cellars to inspect the creatures, and when both groups stumbled into each other, a fight ensued between them. Richter's side was gaining the upper hand, but at that moment, Olrox finally decided to make his presence known, and Richter, staring at the one who killed his mother all those years ago, panicked and ran away, leaving his friends behind, who luckily also managed to escape.

The night of Báthory's arrival finally came, and Olrox publicly swore his servitude to her, although not without showing evident discontent in doing so, which he discreetly kept to himself.

getting overwhelmed by the enemies. When Mizrak was about to charge at Báthory alone, Olrox wrapped him in his mist form and flew him safely to the nearby hills. Olrox attempted to restrain Mizrak, begging him not to go back or he would die. Mizrak asked Olrox to help him as he was a powerful vampire, but Olrox clarified he wasn't powerful enough to stop Báthory. Olrox then listened to Mizrak's rant at his cowardice, and in response, the vampire started to shed tears, stating he didn't want him to die. Despite this, Mizrak returned to the abbey to rejoin the battle. Olrox was later seen on the same hill turning away and leaving.

When Mizrak tried to rush to assist some French soldiers against a revived Drolta, Olrox stopped him halfway, telling him that he stood no chance against her and once he died, it would be the end of it and that his Abbot was responsible for her revival. Mizrak cried in his arms, though after composing himself, he accused Olrox of not letting him die a warrior's death. Later, when he approached Mizrak, the knight warned him that Juste would kill him. He was unfazed by the threat since his daughter had fallen to him. Mizrak was enraged that he was responsible for orphaning Richter and called Olrox an animal, but Olrox told him that it wasn't anger but the love he felt towards him, causing him to be confused and leave.

Olrox later assisted Alucard in fighting Erzsebet's forces in Paris, transforming into a dragon to attack her forces, including Drolta. He overwhelmed her, but before he could land the finishing blow, he saw that Mizrak was mortally wounded and quickly rushed to his side. Alucard appeared and, sensing that Olrox had genuine feelings for Mizrak, told him he was a good man and should take care of him. During this time, Old Man Coyote tried to claim Mizrak's soul, but Olrox warned the demon that Mizrak wasn't for him. Olrox took Mizrak away from the battlefield before returning to assist Richter in killing Drolta.

Richter warned him that he would kill him one day, but due to his assistance, he chose not to, saying, "not today", so Olrox left and rushed to Mizrak's side. Mizrak revealed that he was terrified of dying, as he would meet the Devil. Olrox told him that the Devil was easy to cheat; not wanting him to die, he converted him into a vampire.

Personality Olrox is a shrewd, intelligent, and rebellious man. Due to his people's subjugation at the hands of the conquistadors in his human life as an Aztec, he is utterly disillusioned with concepts like gods and royalty, refusing to bow to a declared superior unless given a strategic incentive to do so. He is a devoted lover as his late partner, a Mohican man, imparted to him his values and fought in the American Revolution against the British Empire despite the Mohicans having been marginalized and systematically slaughtered by the growing United States of America in the country's early days.

that he did not want to turn him into a vampire, Olrox ended up breaking this promise in order to save him after he was wounded fighting Erzsebet's cultists.

Olrox is haunted by what he witnessed in the genocide of his people, the Aztecs, at the hands of Spanish conquistadors, describing the process to Mizrak with heaviness and despair. As a result of losing so much, Olrox became cruel and vengeful, taking revenge on Julia Belmont and killing her in front of her then-ten-year-old son, Richter for Julia's killing Olrox's previous lover. He demonstrated further cruelty in terrifying Richter while explaining his reason for killing Richter's mother and promising to kill him one day, but perhaps a sliver of mercy in sparing the boy's life.

discovered the Abbott's spell book and opened it/moved its pages with his mind. Pyrokinesis: In the final episode of the second season, Olrox could light candles merely by walking past them. Flight: Like other vampires, Olrox can levitate, float and move off the ground in flight.

Master martial artists and melee combatant: During his battle with Julia Belmont, Olrox employs a wide assortment of punches and kicks. Weapon mastery: Olrox can be seen proficiently wielding a dagger during his battle with Julia.

patron. But this doesn't belong in this world. And nor do you." "The New World is vast. Always somewhere else to go. I know when a war is lost. My people knew splendor which would make your head swim. Great cities, vast palaces, magnificent temples to honor our terrifying gods. When we first saw the Spanish Christians, we laughed. How could they threaten us? But I remember the moment when I knew. in the fires which destroyed Tenochtitlan, I knew that it was over. And our terrifying gods could do nothing to save us." (Telling Mizrak about when the Spanish conquistador invaded his home and turned him into a vampire) "There's no need to be afraid, my love. Not the devil, at least. The devil is easy to cheat."

His dragon form apparently is the series' particular portrayal of the original character's giant reptilian form from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. One of Olrox's characteristic spells involves summoning five spirits to attack his enemies. He can cast this very same spell during his boss battle in Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, although he summons six skulls in that version instead. The design of the skulls resembles the classic depictions of Ghosts from the Castlevania series, being floating skulls engulfed in magical flames.