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| ==== Post-Ritual (Classic Mode 2: Dominique’s Curse) ==== | ==== Post-Ritual (Classic Mode 2: Dominique’s Curse) ==== | ||
| Sometime after her final battle with Dominique, Miriam is shocked to encounter her outside of town after she escapes Limbo, now cured of her crystal curse but weakened and amnesiac. She scoops up the helpless Dominique into her arms and carries her back to Johannes, pondering on the worrying implications of Dominique' | Sometime after her final battle with Dominique, Miriam is shocked to encounter her outside of town after she escapes Limbo, now cured of her crystal curse but weakened and amnesiac. She scoops up the helpless Dominique into her arms and carries her back to Johannes, pondering on the worrying implications of Dominique' | ||
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| + | ==== Extra Modes ==== | ||
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| + | === (Zangetsu Mode) === | ||
| + | Miriam appears as the final boss of Zangetsu Mode. After defeating Bael, Zangetsu finds himself warped back to the Hall of Termination, | ||
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| + | If Miriam is victorious, she will spitefully state, “What hopes does a human have against me?!”, implying that she has rejected her humanity. | ||
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| + | === (Aurora Mode) === | ||
| + | Miriam does not make a physical appearance in Aurora Mode, but she is mentioned by name in the True Ending. After Aurora defeats Bael, a final poem appears describing how she and her companions returned home to Lemuria. The final lines address Miriam directly, coaxing her to close her eyes and drift off to sleep, implying that the Aurora Mode was akin to a bedtime story. | ||
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| + | === (Boss Revenge) === | ||
| + | Miriam appears as the final boss of Boss Revenge mode after Zangetsu and Dominique. If defeated, she is implied to suffer the same outcome as the prior two hunters, such as becoming a mindless, obedient zombie under Bathin or a helpless puppet under Gremory’s influence. | ||
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| + | If the boss is defeated, Miriam affirms her resolve to hold onto her humanity and not misuse her power. | ||
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| + | === (Classic Mode) === | ||
| + | Miriam is the main character of Classic Mode, a game mode that strongly follows the plot of Konami’s first Castlevania game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Armed with the Sword Whip and trusty subweapons, Miriam treks into the Hellhold (now more streamlined, | ||
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| + | On Easy mode, Miriam will only fight Gebel. However, on Normal and Hard modes, after defeating Gebel, Dominique will appear as the true final boss. | ||
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| + | Once her journey is complete, Miriam will watch the castle crumble from the outskirts of a village. She allows herself to mourn Gebel’s death, a single tear falling down her cheek as she walks away from the ruins. | ||
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| ===== Bloodstained: | ===== Bloodstained: | ||
| ==== Curse of the Moon ==== | ==== Curse of the Moon ==== | ||
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| ==== Curse of the Moon 2 ==== | ==== Curse of the Moon 2 ==== | ||
| - | Todo: Rewrite up Miriam' | ||
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| ==== Episode 2 ==== | ==== Episode 2 ==== | ||
| - | (TODO) | + | If Zangetsu was able to save Dominique from Mephisto by acquiring the Zanmatou, then she will appear alongside Alfred and Gebel at the end of the episode as Zangetsu’s new party mulls over the invading moon army, coming as reinforcements to repel the invaders. |
| ==== Episode EX ==== | ==== Episode EX ==== | ||
| - | (TODO) | + | As Zangetsu prepares to leave once again to save Dominique, Miriam appears alongside Alfred and Gebel. The trio have warped to his position, offering their assistance in his journey once again, having remembered their previous quest together. Miriam hands the Zanmatou sword necessary to save Dominique and states with enthusiasm that she and the others are ready to take the fight to the demons once again. |
| - | ==== Final Episode ==== | + | Over the course of their journey, Miriam shows camaraderie and fondness for her companions, expressing pride and joy during moments of respite. She marvels at Zangetsu' |
| - | (TODO) | + | |
| - | Miriam appears as a supporting protagonist in Episode EX, but she can make an appearance at the end of Episode 2. She is among the possible party members who will help Zangetsu during | + | However, their story doesn' |
| - | In Episode 2, if Zangetsu was able to save Dominique from Mephisto by acquiring the Zanmatou, then she will appear alongside Alfred and Gebel at the end of the episode as Zangetsu’s new party mulls over the invading moon army, coming as reinforcements to repel the invaders. | ||
| - | In Episode | + | ==== Final Episode |
| + | After Alfred explains his plan to assault the demonic fortress on the moon, Miriam | ||
| - | In the Final Episode, Miriam is one of the party members that can be recruited if her stage is completed. | + | If she is a part of the assault |
| - | Miriam shows off her friendlier, lighthearted side over Episode EX and the Final Episode. She applauds Zangetsu’s ice sculpting abilities, listens attentively when he speaks of Hachi, and jumps away in terror when a final spider leaps out of the body of the fallen Titankhamun. At the end of Episode EX, she can be seen petting Hachi as Dominique explains of the Moon army, displaying that she has an affinity for dogs or cute animals in general. | + | Surprisingly, |
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| - | Surprisingly, | + | |
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| - | ==== Other Appearances ==== | + | |
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| - | === (Zangetsu Mode) === | + | |
| - | Miriam appears as the final boss of Zangetsu Mode. After defeating Bael, Zangetsu finds himself warped back to the Hall of Termination, | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | If Miriam is victorious, she will spitefully state, “What hopes does a human have against me?!”, implying that she has rejected her humanity. | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | === (Aurora Mode) === | + | |
| - | Miriam does not make a physical appearance in Aurora Mode, but she is mentioned by name in the True Ending. After Aurora defeats Bael, a final poem appears describing how she and her companions returned home to Lemuria. The final lines address Miriam directly, coaxing her to close her eyes and drift off to sleep, implying that the Aurora Mode was akin to a bedtime story. | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | === (Boss Revenge) === | + | |
| - | Miriam appears as the final boss of Boss Revenge mode after Zangetsu and Dominique. If defeated, she is implied to suffer the same outcome as the prior two hunters, such as becoming a mindless, obedient zombie under Bathin or a helpless puppet under Gremory’s influence. | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | If the boss is defeated, Miriam affirms her resolve to hold onto her humanity and not misuse her power. | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | === (Classic Mode) === | + | |
| - | Miriam is the main character of Classic Mode, a game mode that strongly follows the plot of Konami’s first Castlevania game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Armed with the Sword Whip and trusty subweapons, Miriam treks into the Hellhold (now more streamlined, | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | On Easy mode, Miriam will only fight Gebel. However, on Normal and Hard modes, after defeating Gebel, Dominique will appear as the true final boss. | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | Once her journey is complete, Miriam will watch the castle crumble from the outskirts of a village. She allows herself to mourn Gebel’s death, a single tear falling down her cheek as she walks away from the ruins. | + | |
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