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Sakuta confronts Tomoe about her feelings, which she confesses but ultimately he turns her down. Even so, they agree to be friends. Rio Futaba (双葉 理央, Futaba Rio) Voiced by: Atsumi Tanezaki[7] (Japanese); Jenny Yokobori[8] (English) The focal character of the third light novel, Rio is the sole member of the science club at Sakuta and Mai's high school and one of Sakuta's only friends. She initially believed Adolescence Syndrome is a myth until she suffers it herself. Due to lacking confidence in her appearance, a clone of hers appears with a different personality and who posts suggestive pictures of herself online to punish herself. The two Rios merge into one person again when Sakuta helps them both accept themselves and the friendships they have made. Nodoka Toyohama (豊浜 のどか, Toyohama Nodoka) Voiced by: Maaya Uchida[7] (Japanese); Cristina Vee[8] (English) The focal character of the fourth light novel, Nodoka is Mai's half-sister and a member of an idol group. She swapped bodies with Mai due to her inferiority complex, but swapped back after realizing that she did not have to be exactly like Mai. The half-sisters only return to normal after reconciling. Kaede Azusagawa (梓川 かえで, Azusagawa Kaede) / Kaede Azusagawa (梓川 花楓, Azusagawa Kaede) Voiced by: Yurika Kubo[7] (Japanese); Kayli Mills[8] (English) Sakuta's younger sister and another victim of Adolescence Syndrome, Kaede mysteriously began to suffer injuries after suffering online bullying and getting death threats on her cellphone that left her with a phobia of strangers. She only made a recovery after she stopped using social media or going to school.

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[8] The first season represents the first part of the trilogy that Ellis has laid out in 2007. [5] Ellis said that the second season, completing the trilogy, is where he had been able to deviate somewhat from the game, and has been better anticipate the show's release on Netflix in terms of scenes and episode lengths. [5] Shankar believes that there is an opportunity for more stories to be told borrowing from other games in the series, noting that overall he sees the series as "a story about a family and multiple generations of this family" with many tales to draw from. [9] The production team for the second season included staff members who worked on Madhouse productions such as Death Parade. [18] Developing the character of Dracula, Adi Shankar made it clear that one of the series' main goals has been to paint Dracula not as a villain, but a tragic, doomed figure. According to him: "The best villains, in general, are the heroes of their own story and the trick to making Castlevania resonate was this idea that Dracula isn't a bad guy, he isn't a villain, he's just a person consumed with darkness. That first episode in Season 1 we start to see why he wants to eradicate humans. He's not just this mustache-curling, one-dimensional villain. What Dracula is doing is not really a war against humanity. It's more a suicide note. "[19] The show's third season was greenlit by Netflix a few days after the broadcast of the second season. ^ De la Cruz, Bruno (December 10, 2020). "Kurokawa va sortir le manga Demon Slave de Takahiro (Red Eyes Sword)" (in French). Anime News Network. Archived from the original on April 17, 2021. Retrieved April 17, 2021. ^ "Demon Slave Cut-Price 1" (in Italian). Panini Comics. Archived from the original on April 26, 2022. Retrieved March 14, 2022. ^ "Chained Soldier, Vol. 1".