PRE-BUILD INVENTORY · OCTOBER 19, 2026

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Castlevania: research table, product / access matches and inspection gaps.

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VERIFICATION STATUS

Broad coverage.
Open questions.

67 catalogue records; 63 indexed works. Shared branch points, embedded scenes and anthology containers are distinguished.

A research edition, not a completed full-interior audit. A missing date remains an inspection gap until the actual work has been checked.

Inventory / contradiction checks

  • Pre-build research table produced with every indexed narrative, canon label, supported date/interval, citation and matching information/product destination. Reviewed before page generation.
  • Official Japanese inventory compared against games, mobile retellings, licensed prose/manga/audio, six animated seasons, stage production and narrative crossovers; known incomplete inventories retained in scope notes.
  • 1499 and +23 years independently anchor Dracula’s Curse to 1476; Curse of Darkness independently supplies 1476 +3. Harmony is 1698 +50, not 1691 +50. Aria 2035 +1 yields Dawn 2036.
  • Simon retellings share 1691; Christopher comic shares 1576; Dracula X shares 1792; puzzle retelling shares 1797. Continuous IDW #1–5 and manga volumes 1–2 grouped.
  • Netflix, Gabriel reboot and unrelated crossover settings do not overwrite original-game dates. Reported gaiden exclusion is a disclosed secondary canon question, not a split created by unknown years.
  • Mirror’s 1103/1104 discrepancy retained as bounds. Broad-century sorting anchors never presented as exact years.
  • No pirate scans used. Publisher manga listing checked for readable preview; unavailable interiors disclosed. No claim of exhaustive interior inspection or complete franchise coverage.
  • Product matching reviewed: actual Amazon listing titles checked for Anniversary, Advance, Dominus, Dead Cells and Nocturne season 2. Collection omissions are explicit where a grouped version is absent. Other works retain publisher/collection/bibliographic or legal story links. Defunct Grimoire service is information only.

Verification still required

  • Older exact calendar dates partly depend on secondary published chronology; original Japanese manual/date-card and archived official timeline comparison should continue. No inaccessible primary source is described as inspected.
  • IDW issue interiors, Sasakura manga interiors, Kojima bonus manga, gamebooks, mobile comic and Narita magazine story were not legally accessible in this audit. Their captions, flashbacks and potential time jumps remain unverified.
  • Captain N appearance-level episodes/backups, machine narratives and older short promotional/crossover stories remain inventoried research gaps. This is a broad research edition, not a completed reference-quality exhaustive bibliography.
  • Lords of Shadow Mirror calendar mismatch and detailed Japanese act cards remain unresolved. Animated later-season exact calendar crossings need script verification.
  • Grimoire framing year and its relation to Soma’s 2035–2037 stories are unresolved. Judgment and Harmony of Despair have no invented calendar insertion.
  • Most out-of-print exact Amazon editions are not verified. Corresponding information links are provided honestly; do not interpret them as watch/read/play availability.

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EntryMedia / releaseStory dateCanon / continuityPlacement / inspectionSourcesEdition / viewing match
Castlevania: Lament of InnocenceLeon confronts the vampire plot that begins the Belmont struggle.GameReleased 20031094Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesYear cross-checked in secondary chronology; Japanese official page confirms medieval premise.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — Lament of InnocenceCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkView official game historyCorresponding Konami game inventory and product links. Exact Amazon edition not verified; information link, not a playable copy.
Lament of Innocence — mobile comic, episodes 1–40Licensed serial retelling of Leon’s adventure.ComicReleased 2007–20081094 (adaptation position)Relative / stated chronologyNon-canon connectedOriginal history & connected storiesContinuous adaptation grouped with the game. Defunct mobile distribution; no readable legal interior located.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyKonami Japan — Lament of InnocenceView franchise informationOriginal mobile service unavailable; no exact Amazon collected edition verified.
Castlevania LegendsSonia Belmont confronts Dracula.GameReleased 199715th century; est. 1450Evidence-based estimateDisputed canonOriginal history & connected storiesThe reported 1450 placement is retained as an estimate. Its origin story conflicts with Leon’s later-developed origin; not excluded simply for being a handheld game.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkCastlevania media bibliographyView official game historyCorresponding Konami game inventory and product links. Exact Amazon edition not verified; information link, not a playable copy.
Castlevania III: Dracula’s CurseTrevor, Sypha, Grant and Alucard oppose Dracula.GameReleased 19891476Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesKonami’s Curse of Darkness and Belmont’s Curse pages independently anchor the 1476 battle.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — Curse of DarknessKonami Japan — Belmont’s CurseKonami — Anniversary CollectionAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Matching collection. Includes the NES/Famicom original, Simon’s Quest, Dracula’s Curse, Super IV, Adventure, Belmont’s Revenge, Bloodlines and Famicom Kid Dracula. Does not include MSX2, ReBirth or Game Boy Kid Dracula.
Castlevania: Curse of Darkness — Kou Sasakura, volumes 1–2Hector’s defection and life with Rosaly lead toward the game.MangaReleased 2005–2006est. 1476–1479Evidence-based estimateConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesThe prequel spans the Dracula-war aftermath. Exact chapter boundaries are not asserted without accessible interiors. Two volumes grouped; not identical to Kojima’s bonus manga.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKADOKAWA — Curse of Darkness volume 2Konami Japan — Curse of DarknessCastlevania media bibliographyView publisher editionPublisher listing for volume 2; identifies one part of the two-volume serial, not a complete omnibus.
Prelude to Revenge / Fukushū no JokyokuAyami Kojima’s promotional Curse of Darkness prelude.MangaReleased 2005est. before 1479Evidence-based estimateNon-canon connectedOriginal history & connected storiesSeparate interpretation from Sasakura’s manga. Creator commentary and interiors were not inspected; narrative bonus retained as connected material.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyKonami Japan — Curse of DarknessView related game informationPreorder manga has no verified standalone Amazon edition.
Castlevania: Curse of DarknessHector pursues Isaac after Rosaly’s execution.GameReleased 20051479; three years after Dracula’s CurseRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesJapanese official story states the three-year interval after 1476.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — Curse of DarknessView official game historyCorresponding Konami game inventory and product links. Exact Amazon edition not verified; information link, not a playable copy.
Castlevania: Belmont’s CurseRose Belmont faces a supernatural threat in Paris.GameReleased 2026-10-151499; 23 years after Dracula’s CurseRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesKonami explicitly supplies both year and interval. Rose is Trevor’s daughter; no invented connection to Sonia. Full game chapter chronology remains unaudited.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — Belmont’s CurseView on SteamCorresponding official game; no exact Amazon edition verified.
Castlevania: The Adventure / The Adventure ReBirthChristopher Belmont challenges Dracula.GameReleased 1989 / 20091576Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesReBirth reimagines Christopher’s adventure; grouped at its source-story position rather than dated by release.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Matching collection. Includes the NES/Famicom original, Simon’s Quest, Dracula’s Curse, Super IV, Adventure, Belmont’s Revenge, Bloodlines and Famicom Kid Dracula. Does not include MSX2, ReBirth or Game Boy Kid Dracula.
Castlevania: The Belmont Legacy #1–5IDW’s licensed Christopher Belmont story.ComicReleased 20051576 (Christopher retelling)Relative / stated chronologyNon-canon connectedOriginal history & connected storiesContinuous five-issue run beside The Adventure. Adaptation placement; actual issue captions not inspected. Unrelated IDW backup advertisements are not extra Castlevania stories.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedGrand Comics Database — The Belmont Legacy #1–5Grand Comics Database — Belmont Legacy collectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkView collected-edition recordMatching official collected edition identified; exact Amazon stock/listing unverified.
Castlevania II: Belmont’s RevengeChristopher searches for his son Soleiyu.GameReleased 19911591; fifteen years after The AdventureRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesThe fifteen-year passage explains the new generation; not Simon’s Quest despite the similar numeral.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — Belmont’s RevengeCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkKonami — Anniversary CollectionAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Matching collection. Includes the NES/Famicom original, Simon’s Quest, Dracula’s Curse, Super IV, Adventure, Belmont’s Revenge, Bloodlines and Famicom Kid Dracula. Does not include MSX2, ReBirth or Game Boy Kid Dracula.
Castlevania: Order of ShadowsDesmond Belmont investigates a cult with his sisters.GameReleased 20071600s; exact year unspecifiedRelative / stated chronologyDisputed canonOriginal history & connected storiesCentury placement, not the midpoint 1650 as a fictional fact. Retained in the inclusive view; reported creator gaiden treatment is sourced separately.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyReported Igarashi chronology answer — transcriptionView official game historyCorresponding Konami game inventory and product links. Exact Amazon edition not verified; information link, not a playable copy.
Castlevania — Famicom / NES and MSX2Simon Belmont enters Dracula’s castle.GameReleased 19861691 (Simon’s first campaign / retelling)Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesDistinct game treatments of Simon’s story grouped together; no release-order sequel asserted.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — official release inventoryKonami — Anniversary CollectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Matching collection. Includes the NES/Famicom original, Simon’s Quest, Dracula’s Curse, Super IV, Adventure, Belmont’s Revenge, Bloodlines and Famicom Kid Dracula. Does not include MSX2, ReBirth or Game Boy Kid Dracula.
Super Castlevania IVSimon Belmont enters Dracula’s castle.GameReleased 19911691 (Simon’s first campaign / retelling)Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesJapanese Konami description explicitly calls this a remake. English localized century-later wording is not used to invent a second campaign.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — official release inventoryKonami — Anniversary CollectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Matching collection. Includes the NES/Famicom original, Simon’s Quest, Dracula’s Curse, Super IV, Adventure, Belmont’s Revenge, Bloodlines and Famicom Kid Dracula. Does not include MSX2, ReBirth or Game Boy Kid Dracula.
Castlevania — X68000 / Castlevania ChroniclesSimon Belmont enters Dracula’s castle.GameReleased 1993 / 20011691 (Simon’s first campaign / retelling)Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesDistinct game treatments of Simon’s story grouped together; no release-order sequel asserted.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — official release inventoryKonami — Anniversary CollectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkView official game historyCorresponding Konami game inventory and product links. Exact Amazon edition not verified; information link, not a playable copy.
Haunted Castle / Haunted Castle RevisitedSimon Belmont enters Dracula’s castle.GameReleased 1988 / 20241691 (Simon’s first campaign / retelling)Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesDistinct game treatments of Simon’s story grouped together; no release-order sequel asserted.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — official release inventoryKonami — Anniversary CollectionKonami — Dominus CollectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkAmazon US — Dominus Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #251 (cover may vary)Dominus Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #251 (cover may vary)Matching collection includes Dawn of Sorrow, Portrait of Ruin, Order of Ecclesia, Haunted Castle and Haunted Castle Revisited. Cover may vary; stock and delivery not asserted.
Castlevania II: Simon’s QuestSimon tries to break Dracula’s lingering curse.GameReleased 19871698; seven years after Simon’s first victoryRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesThe sequel’s seven-year interval anchors Harmony fifty years later.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami — Anniversary CollectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkKonami Japan — Harmony of DissonanceAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Matching collection. Includes the NES/Famicom original, Simon’s Quest, Dracula’s Curse, Super IV, Adventure, Belmont’s Revenge, Bloodlines and Famicom Kid Dracula. Does not include MSX2, ReBirth or Game Boy Kid Dracula.
Worlds of Power: Castlevania II — Simon’s QuestA reader is drawn into Simon’s quest.NovelReleased 19901698 adventure; modern reader-frame date unspecifiedRelative / stated chronologyNon-canon connectedOriginal history & connected storiesLicensed retelling stays with Simon’s Quest. Modern frame not equated with the 1990 publication date. Interior unavailable.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedLibrary edition — Worlds of Power: Castlevania IICastlevania media bibliographyCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkView book edition recordCorresponding Scholastic book, ISBN 9780590437752; no verified exact Amazon listing.
Castlevania: Harmony of DissonanceJuste and Maxim seek Lydie in Dracula’s castle.GameReleased 20021748; fifty years after Simon broke the curseRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories1748 derives from the explicit fifty-year passage after the 1698 curse-breaking, not fifty years after 1691.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — Harmony of DissonanceCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkKonami — Advance CollectionAmazon US — Advance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard editionAdvance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard editionMatching collection includes Circle of the Moon, Harmony of Dissonance, Aria of Sorrow and Dracula X. Platform, language and regional compatibility should be checked at the retailer.
Castlevania: Rondo of Blood / The Dracula X ChroniclesRichter Belmont rescues the captives of Dracula’s castle.GameReleased 1993 / 20071792Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesSame source-story position; Dracula X is an official reimagining with differences, not an event years after Rondo.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkKonami — Advance CollectionView official game historyCorresponding Konami game inventory and product links. Exact Amazon edition not verified; information link, not a playable copy.
Castlevania: Dracula X / Vampire’s KissRichter Belmont rescues the captives of Dracula’s castle.GameReleased 19951792Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesSame source-story position; Dracula X is an official reimagining with differences, not an event years after Rondo.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkKonami — Advance CollectionAmazon US — Advance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard editionAdvance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard editionMatching collection includes Circle of the Moon, Harmony of Dissonance, Aria of Sorrow and Dracula X. Platform, language and regional compatibility should be checked at the retailer.
Dracula X: Nocturne in the Moonlight — bonus mangaPromotional manga associated with Alucard’s return.MangaReleased 1997est. before 1797Evidence-based estimateAssumed canonOriginal history & connected storiesPrelude placement is bibliographic; no explicit interior date verified. Kept near Symphony rather than automatically labelled undated.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkView source-game informationPreorder bonus; exact official collected edition unverified.
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night / Saturn versionAlucard explores the returned castle and Richter’s disappearance.GameReleased 1997 / 19981797; five years after RondoRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesFour years after Rondo Richter disappears; the ensuing search adds the remaining year. Saturn additions remain with the same adventure.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkView official game historyCorresponding Konami game inventory and product links. Exact Amazon edition not verified; information link, not a playable copy.
Castlevania Puzzle: Encore of the NightA puzzle-game adaptation of Alucard’s castle journey.GameReleased 20101797 (Symphony retelling)Relative / stated chronologyAssumed canonOriginal history & connected storiesSame story position as Symphony; mobile availability is not asserted.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkView official game historyCorresponding Konami game inventory and product links. Exact Amazon edition not verified; information link, not a playable copy.
Dracula X: Nocturne of Recollection — complete audio dramaAlucard and Maria encounter another supernatural conspiracy.Audio dramaReleased 2008 broadcast / 2010 CD1798; one year after SymphonyRelative / stated chronologyAssumed canonOriginal history & connected storiesComplete serial grouped. Embedded earlier memories are not separately dated without transcript inspection. Radio Chronicle is its programme/edition context.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami licensed collection — drama and Radio Chronicle inventoryCastlevania media bibliographyCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkView licensed drama editionKonami collection includes the drama; archival retailer record, current stock not claimed.
Castlevania: Order of EcclesiaShanoa seeks the stolen Dominus glyphs.GameReleased 20081800s; exact year unspecifiedRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesCentury-range insertion after Richter’s era. Relative order against the 1830 and 1840s gaiden is unresolved; the sorting anchor does not assert a year 1800.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — Order of EcclesiaKonami — Dominus CollectionAmazon US — Dominus Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #251 (cover may vary)Dominus Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #251 (cover may vary)Matching collection includes Dawn of Sorrow, Portrait of Ruin, Order of Ecclesia, Haunted Castle and Haunted Castle Revisited. Cover may vary; stock and delivery not asserted.
Castlevania: Circle of the MoonNathan Graves fights Camilla’s resurrection scheme.GameReleased 20011830Relative / stated chronologyDisputed canonOriginal history & connected storiesYear cross-checked in chronology. Reported exclusion is a separate canon issue, not a reason to suppress the date.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami — Advance CollectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkReported Igarashi chronology answer — transcriptionAmazon US — Advance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard editionAdvance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard editionMatching collection includes Circle of the Moon, Harmony of Dissonance, Aria of Sorrow and Dracula X. Platform, language and regional compatibility should be checked at the retailer.
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness — Cornell campaignCornell seeks his abducted sister Ada.GameReleased 19991844; eight years before the 1852 campaignRelative / stated chronologyDisputed canonOriginal history & connected storiesMajor time jump separated from the later playable campaigns.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkReported Igarashi chronology answer — transcriptionView official game historyCorresponding Konami game inventory and product links. Exact Amazon edition not verified; information link, not a playable copy.
Castlevania 64 / Legacy of Darkness — later campaignsReinhardt, Carrie and Henry face the revived castle.GameReleased 19991852Relative / stated chronologyDisputed canonOriginal history & connected storiesLegacy’s later character campaigns and the original N64 adventure share the 1852 era; route differences are not additional decades.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkReported Igarashi chronology answer — transcriptionView official game historyCorresponding Konami game inventory and product links. Exact Amazon edition not verified; information link, not a playable copy.
Castlevania: Bloodlines / The New GenerationJohn Morris and Eric Lecarde pursue Elizabeth Bartley.GameReleased 19941917Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories1897 Quincy Morris history is backstory, not this game’s date.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — BloodlinesKonami — Anniversary CollectionAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Matching collection. Includes the NES/Famicom original, Simon’s Quest, Dracula’s Curse, Super IV, Adventure, Belmont’s Revenge, Bloodlines and Famicom Kid Dracula. Does not include MSX2, ReBirth or Game Boy Kid Dracula.
Castlevania: Portrait of RuinJonathan and Charlotte investigate Brauner’s painted worlds.GameReleased 20061944Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesOfficial Japanese story explicitly gives 1944. Sisters and Richter bonus modes stay with the game; full independent chapter dates not verified.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — Portrait of RuinKonami — Dominus CollectionAmazon US — Dominus Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #251 (cover may vary)Dominus Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #251 (cover may vary)Matching collection includes Dawn of Sorrow, Portrait of Ruin, Order of Ecclesia, Haunted Castle and Haunted Castle Revisited. Cover may vary; stock and delivery not asserted.
Castlevania: Aria of SorrowSoma Cruz enters the castle during a solar eclipse.GameReleased 20032035Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesJapanese setting takes priority over localized biographical differences. Julius mode is a bonus route, not a second dated resurrection.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — Aria of SorrowKonami — Advance CollectionAmazon US — Advance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard editionAdvance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard editionMatching collection includes Circle of the Moon, Harmony of Dissonance, Aria of Sorrow and Dracula X. Platform, language and regional compatibility should be checked at the retailer.
Castlevania: Dawn of SorrowSoma faces a cult seeking a new dark lord.GameReleased 20052036; one year after AriaRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesExplicit one-year interval. Julius-mode alternative outcome is contained here, not invented as a sequel after the canonical ending.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — Dawn of SorrowKonami — Dominus CollectionAmazon US — Dominus Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #251 (cover may vary)Dominus Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #251 (cover may vary)Matching collection includes Dawn of Sorrow, Portrait of Ruin, Order of Ecclesia, Haunted Castle and Haunted Castle Revisited. Cover may vary; stock and delivery not asserted.
Kabuchi no Tsuisōkyoku / Reminiscence of the Divine AbyssA licensed prose continuation of Soma’s era.NovelReleased 20082037; one year after Dawn (secondary chronology)Relative / stated chronologyAssumed canonOriginal history & connected storiesMagazine story, not an available standalone novel. Date secondarily documented; inaccessible Japanese magazine interior remains a verification gap.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedRyohgo Narita — official works profileKabuchi no Tsuisōkyoku — bibliographic chronologyView author bibliographyAuthor confirms uncollected story; no unrelated Amazon product substituted.
Castlevania: Grimoire of SoulsArikado investigates awakened grimoires containing past battles.GameReleased 2019 / 2021After the 1999 sealing; present year unresolvedPlacement unresolvedConfirmed canonOriginal history & connected storiesThe framing present is not automatically 1999 or the Apple Arcade release year. Internal book reenactments revisit older events. Service ended September 3, 2026.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami — Grimoire of SoulsView official story archiveService has ended; official information only.
Castlevania JudgmentAeon gathers fighters from different periods.GameReleased 2008 / 2009Time rift connecting different centuriesPlacement unresolvedAssumed canonOriginal history & connected storiesCreator explicitly explains the cross-era meeting. No unique calendar slot; this does not prove a new disconnected franchise universe.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKoji Igarashi interview — JudgmentKonami Japan — official release inventoryView official game historyCorresponding Konami game inventory and product links. Exact Amazon edition not verified; information link, not a playable copy.
Castlevania: Harmony of DespairHeroes confront a castle assembled within a sinister book.GameReleased 2010Cursed-book framing era unspecifiedPlacement unresolvedAssumed canonOriginal history & connected storiesReused heroes do not establish a literal chronological gathering after Dawn. Frame date requires further primary-text inspection.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania media bibliographyKonami — Harmony of Despair productView official gameCorresponding Harmony of Despair product information.
Castlevania: The ArcadeThree hunters confront an undead threat.GameReleased 2009Historical vampire-hunting era; exact year unresolvedPlacement unresolvedDisputed canonOriginal history & connected storiesReported creator gaiden treatment disclosed; no made-up nineteenth-century year.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyReported Igarashi chronology answer — transcriptionView official game historyCorresponding Konami game inventory and product links. Exact Amazon edition not verified; information link, not a playable copy.
Akumajō Dracula: Kojō no ShitōA licensed narrative interpretation of Castlevania.GamebookReleased 19871950s (bibliographic setting)Relative / stated chronologyNon-canon connectedOriginal history & connected storiesFutabasha gamebook with a later Simon namesake. Decade anchor only; interior and precise year not inspected.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyView narrative informationExact corresponding Amazon product not verified; no unrelated product substituted.
Akumajō Densetsu: Shinsei Vampire HunterA licensed narrative interpretation of Castlevania.GamebookReleased 1990After 1476; later descendant era unspecifiedPlacement unresolvedNon-canon connectedOriginal history & connected storiesA descendant’s gamebook adventure, not a retelling assigned automatically to Trevor’s 1476 campaign.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyView narrative informationExact corresponding Amazon product not verified; no unrelated product substituted.
Akumajō Dracula: Akuma no Chi, Chi no AkumuA licensed narrative interpretation of Castlevania.NovelReleased 1992–1995 serial / 1994 bookDate unresolvedPlacement unresolvedNon-canon connectedOriginal history & connected storiesIchiro Tezuka’s licensed prose reimagining. No verified game-calendar insertion.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyView narrative informationExact corresponding Amazon product not verified; no unrelated product substituted.
Castlevania: Awakening in the MoonlightA licensed narrative interpretation of Castlevania.Stage productionReleased 2025Late 18th century; French revolutionary settingRelative / stated chronologyNon-canon connectedOriginal history & connected storiesOriginal Takarazuka story, not silently merged with Symphony. No exact 1797 date asserted; historical period anchor only.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedTakarazuka — Awakening in the MoonlightView narrative informationExact corresponding Amazon product not verified; no unrelated product substituted.
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow — main campaignGabriel seeks a way to restore Marie.GameReleased 20101047Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonLords of ShadowMedieval campaign; far-future ending is an optional embedded scene, not a reason to date the whole campaign in the modern era.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-checkView on SteamUltimate Edition includes the main game, Reverie and Resurrection.
Lords of Shadow: Reverie & ResurrectionGabriel’s confrontation with the Forgotten One continues the ending.GameReleased 2011est. 1047; after the medieval campaignEvidence-based estimateConfirmed canonLords of ShadowTwo directly continuing narrative DLC chapters grouped. Before the first game’s modern epilogue.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-checkView on SteamUltimate Edition includes the main game, Reverie and Resurrection.
Mirror of Fate — Trevor’s campaign (Act III)Trevor enters the castle and confronts Dracula.GameReleased 2013 / 2014 HDest. 1073; roughly a generation after GabrielEvidence-based estimateConfirmed canonLords of ShadowChronologically before the Simon/Alucard acts despite being played later. Exact opening cards need a Japanese-script audit.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-checkView on SteamFull Mirror of Fate HD game; this timeline entry identifies the campaign portion.
Mirror of Fate — Simon & Alucard campaigns (Acts I–II)The next generation explores Dracula’s castle.GameReleased 2013 / 2014 HDest. 1103–1104; official synopsis: 57 years after the first gameEvidence-based estimateConfirmed canonLords of ShadowKonami’s 57-year interval added to commonly indexed 1047 yields 1104; common 1103 indexing differs by one year. Bounds retained until game-card comparison resolves it.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-checkView on SteamFull Mirror of Fate HD game; this timeline entry identifies the campaign portion.
Lords of Shadow 2 — medieval castle prologueDracula defends his castle. · Embedded segmentGameReleased 2014Centuries before the modern campaign; after Mirror of FateRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonLords of ShadowOnly the relative interval is asserted; 1500 is not a story date.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-checkView official game informationCorresponding Lords of Shadow game inventory; exact Amazon edition not verified.
Lords of Shadow — modern epilogueZobek finds Gabriel in a changed world. · Embedded segmentGameReleased 2010Modern era; centuries after the medieval campaignRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonLords of ShadowEmbedded ending shown separately to preserve the large time jump.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-checkView on SteamUltimate Edition includes the main game, Reverie and Resurrection.
Lords of Shadow 2: RevelationsAlucard prepares the events surrounding his father’s return.GameReleased 2014Modern era; immediately before Lords of Shadow 2Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonLords of ShadowOfficial DLC premise places this before the main campaign, although it released later.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyKonami — Revelations narrative DLCLords of Shadow — calendar cross-checkView official DLC editionRevelations narrative expansion; Lords of Shadow 2 base game required.
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 — main campaignDracula confronts Satan’s return in a modern city.GameReleased 2014Modern era; after the first game’s epilogueRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonLords of ShadowNo exact 2014 fictional date inferred from release.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-checkView official game informationCorresponding Lords of Shadow game inventory; exact Amazon edition not verified.
Castlevania — Lisa & Dracula opening scenesLisa meets Dracula; her later execution begins his revenge. · Embedded segmentTV seriesReleased 20171455 → 1475Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonNetflix animated historyEmbedded scenes from season 1 episode 1, separated because of the twenty-year jump.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedVIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventoryView official season editionCorresponding licensed season edition; no generic Amazon search substituted.
Castlevania — season 1, episodes 1–4Trevor, Sypha and Alucard converge against Dracula.TV seriesReleased 20171476 main campaignRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonNetflix animated history1455/1475 opening scenes can be shown separately. Season grouped through the directly continuing campaign.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedVIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventoryView official season editionCorresponding licensed season edition; no generic Amazon search substituted.
Castlevania — season 2, episodes 1–8The alliance strikes at Dracula’s castle.TV seriesReleased 20181476; continuation of season 1Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonNetflix animated historyNo new calendar year inferred solely from the season change.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedVIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventoryView official season editionCorresponding licensed season edition; no generic Amazon search substituted.
Castlevania — season 3, episodes 1–10The survivors follow diverging paths after the battle.TV seriesReleased 2020est. 1476–1477; about a month after Dracula’s defeatEvidence-based estimateConfirmed canonNetflix animated historyRelative passage retained; calendar crossing not verified. Concurrent character stories stay together.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedVIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventoryView official season editionCorresponding licensed season edition; no generic Amazon search substituted.
Castlevania — season 4, episodes 1–10New resurrection schemes draw the survivors back into conflict.TV seriesReleased 2021est. 1476–1477; after season 3Evidence-based estimateConfirmed canonNetflix animated historyContinuous season grouped, including its short epilogue. No independent exact year claimed.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedVIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventoryView official season editionCorresponding licensed season edition; no generic Amazon search substituted.
Castlevania: Nocturne — Boston openingYoung Richter witnesses a formative tragedy. · Embedded segmentTV seriesReleased 20231783; nine years before the main storyRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonNetflix animated historyOpening flashback from season 1 episode 1, not a separate episode or series.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedVIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventoryNetflix — Nocturne official synopsisNetflix — Nocturne season 2View official season editionCorresponding licensed season edition; no generic Amazon search substituted.
Castlevania: Nocturne — season 1, episodes 1–8Richter, Maria and Annette confront a revolutionary-era vampire threat.TV seriesReleased 20231792Relative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonNetflix animated historyNetflix explicitly dates the main French story to 1792.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedVIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventoryNetflix — Nocturne official synopsisNetflix — Nocturne season 2View official season editionCorresponding licensed season edition; no generic Amazon search substituted.
Castlevania: Nocturne — season 2, episodes 1–8Alucard joins the struggle against Erzsebet.TV seriesReleased 20251792; direct continuationRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonNetflix animated historyEight-episode season grouped. Publisher-linked Amazon Blu-ray edition corresponds to this season.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedVIZ — Nocturne season 2 editionNetflix — Nocturne official synopsisNetflix — Nocturne season 2Castlevania: Nocturne — season 2 Blu-rayExact publisher-linked season 2 Blu-ray; check region and current availability.
Kid Dracula — Famicom & Game Boy adventuresA young vampire and his allies confront rival monsters.GameReleased 1990 / 1993Parody future; exact calendar unspecifiedPlacement unresolvedNon-canon connectedCrossovers & parody storiesTwo related adventures grouped in a comedy setting; the hero is not assigned Alucard’s birth date from the main history.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedKonami — Anniversary CollectionCastlevania media bibliographyAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106Matching collection. Includes the NES/Famicom original, Simon’s Quest, Dracula’s Curse, Super IV, Adventure, Belmont’s Revenge, Bloodlines and Famicom Kid Dracula. Does not include MSX2, ReBirth or Game Boy Kid Dracula.
Konami Wai Wai World / Wai Wai World 2Konami heroes visit each other’s worlds.GameReleased 1988 / 1991Crossover worlds; no shared calendar verifiedPlacement unresolvedNon-canon connectedCrossovers & parody storiesLicensed narrative crossover campaigns retained without fabricating a Castlevania-century insertion.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyView franchise informationNo exact matching Amazon edition verified.
Konami Wai Wai World — licensed gamebookA printed interactive adventure through Konami worlds.GamebookReleased 1988Crossover adventure; calendar unresolvedPlacement unresolvedNon-canon connectedCrossovers & parody storiesSeparate format indexed; exact relation to either game’s scenes requires interior inspection.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyView franchise informationNo exact matching Amazon edition verified.
Captain N: The Game Master — Simon Belmont appearancesSimon joins the Nintendo-themed animated ensemble.TV seriesReleased 1989–1991Videoland; Earth-year anchor unverifiedPlacement unresolvedNon-canon connectedCrossovers & parody storiesAppearance-level episode audit remains open; this record does not assert every episode has a Castlevania story.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyView franchise informationNo exact matching Amazon edition verified.
Captain N: The Game Master — Valiant comics #1–5Licensed print adventures of the animated ensemble.ComicReleased 1990–1991Videoland; internal story dates unresolvedPlacement unresolvedNon-canon connectedCrossovers & parody storiesSeries-level inventory, not a claim Simon appears in every short story. Backup interiors still require inspection.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyView franchise informationNo exact matching Amazon edition verified.
Dead Cells: Return to CastlevaniaThe Beheaded joins Richter and Alucard against Dracula.GameReleased 2023Dead Cells crossover; original-calendar insertion unverifiedPlacement unresolvedNon-canon connectedCrossovers & parody storiesAn actual crossover adventure; its reused characters do not establish a date after Symphony.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedEvil Empire — Return to CastlevaniaAmazon US — Dead Cells: Return to Castlevania Edition — Nintendo SwitchDead Cells: Return to Castlevania Edition — Nintendo SwitchPhysical corresponding Dead Cells edition including the Castlevania expansion. Not a standalone sequel in Castlevania’s calendar.
Dead by Daylight: Castlevania — chapter & original loreDracula and Trevor are drawn into the Fog.GameReleased 2024The Entity’s realm; arrival dates unresolvedPlacement unresolvedNon-canon connectedCrossovers & parody storiesOfficial character prose is narrative material. Cosmetic appearances alone are not counted as separate sequels.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedBehaviour — Dracula’s original crossover loreBehaviour — Castlevania chapterView official chapter & loreCorresponding licensed chapter, with legal original story text.
Vampire Survivors: Ode to CastlevaniaThe Castlevania cast enters Vampire Survivors’ castle campaign.GameReleased 2024Crossover castle; no original-calendar placement verifiedPlacement unresolvedNon-canon connectedCrossovers & parody storiesLicensed expansion retained; no precise main-history date asserted from character selection.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyponcle — Ode to Castlevania FAQView official expansion informationCorresponding Castlevania expansion FAQ; Vampire Survivors base game required.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate — World of Light / Castlevania encountersSimon and Richter join the crossover rescue adventure.GameReleased 2018World of Light; calendar unresolvedPlacement unresolvedNon-canon connectedCrossovers & parody storiesOnly narrative campaign context indexed, not every match or costume as a new story.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedCastlevania media bibliographyView franchise informationNo exact matching Amazon edition verified.

COVERAGE BOUNDARIES

Checked beyond the main stories

Game / promotional narrative

Medal, pachislot and pachinko Castlevania releases

Research pending

Licensed machines include numbered pachislot releases and a Lords of Shadow machine. Complete story-film inventories and legal footage have not been inspected; cannot assert these add no narrative or fabricate dated entries.

Castlevania media bibliography
Manga / game / animation

Older promotional manga and crossover cameos

Research pending

1997 advertising manga, Famicom Rocky chapters, Goemon OVA parody, DreamMix TV and other Konami crossovers require story-level verification. V Rising cosmetic pack is not automatically a separate narrative; Simon boss/lore needs a direct audit.

Castlevania media bibliography
Backstory

1999 Demon Castle War and 1897 Morris battle

Referenced, not missing standalone games

1999 sealing and 1897 Morris victory are referenced events. No officially released standalone game is invented for either year. Bram Stoker’s historical novel connection is context, not a licensed Castlevania product substitution.

Konami — Grimoire of SoulsKonami Japan — Bloodlines

SOURCE REGISTER

Primary sources first.

  1. PrimaryKonami Japan — official release inventory

    Release inventory checked against the story list. Release dates are not used as fictional dates.

  2. PrimaryKonami — Anniversary Collection

    Eight included games checked. Japanese description identifies Super Castlevania IV as a remake of the original; the English hundred-year premise does not create a separate sequel here.

  3. PrimaryKonami — Advance Collection

    Circle, Harmony, Aria and Dracula X confirmed; Dracula X is a reimagining of Rondo.

  4. PrimaryKonami — Dominus Collection

    Dawn, Portrait, Ecclesia, Haunted Castle and Haunted Castle Revisited included.

  5. PrimaryKonami Japan — Belmont’s Curse

    Official site inspected: 1499 Paris, 23 years after Dracula’s Curse, Rose is Trevor’s daughter; October 15, 2026 release. Full game not inspected.

  6. PrimaryKonami Japan — Lament of Innocence

    Medieval Crusades premise; 1094 is cross-checked through the published chronology reference, not claimed as visible in this page.

  7. PrimaryKonami Japan — Curse of Darkness

    Japanese story explicitly gives 1476 battle and three years later: 1479.

  8. PrimaryKonami Japan — Harmony of Dissonance

    Fifty years after Simon broke the curse; Maxim returns from two years of training.

  9. PrimaryKonami Japan — Aria of Sorrow

    Japanese setting explicitly 2035 Japan. English exchange-student localization is not used.

  10. PrimaryKonami Japan — Dawn of Sorrow

    One year after 2035: 2036.

  11. PrimaryKonami Japan — Portrait of Ruin

    Explicit 1944 wartime setting.

  12. PrimaryKonami Japan — Order of Ecclesia

    Early nineteenth-century disappearance of the Belmonts; no exact year asserted.

  13. PrimaryKonami Japan — Belmont’s Revenge

    Christopher’s later adventure; fifteen-year interval cross-checked with the chronology reference.

  14. PrimaryKonami Japan — Bloodlines

    1917 story; 1897 Morris victory is backstory, not a separate released game.

  15. SecondaryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-check

    Secondary calendar index used for older story dates where the modern official portal omits a number. Not a claim that archived manuals or every game opening were inspected.

  16. SecondaryCastlevania media bibliography

    Games, mobile releases, print, audio and screen inventory cross-check. Bibliographic identification does not establish canon or an interior date.

  17. PrimaryKoji Igarashi interview — Judgment

    Creator describes bringing together characters unable to live in the same period. A time rift is not a calendar year.

  18. Secondary transcriptionReported Igarashi chronology answer — transcription

    Secondary transcription reports separate-world treatment of 64, Legacy, Circle, Order of Shadows and The Arcade. Original interview not independently inspected; this uncertainty is why these retained entries are disputed.

  19. PrimaryKonami — Grimoire of Souls

    Official premise describes the 1999 sealing and awakened grimoires. Service ended September 3, 2026; information link only, not an offer to play.

  20. BibliographicGrand Comics Database — The Belmont Legacy #1–5

    Licensed five-issue run and creators identified. Full interiors/legal readable preview unavailable; 1576 is adaptation placement, not a claimed inspected caption.

  21. BibliographicGrand Comics Database — Belmont Legacy collection

    Collected edition identified; no exact Amazon listing verified.

  22. PrimaryKADOKAWA — Curse of Darkness volume 2

    Publisher record: Kou Sasakura, April 22, 2006, ISBN 9784840113878. Readable story preview not available in the inspected record; internal chapter dates remain unverified.

  23. BibliographicLibrary edition — Worlds of Power: Castlevania II

    Scholastic licensed novel, ISBN 9780590437752. Bibliography checked, interior unavailable; modern reader frame not assigned the publication year as an exact fictional date.

  24. PrimaryRyohgo Narita — official works profile

    Lists Kabuchi no Tsuisōkyoku as not collected in a standalone volume. No unrelated Narita novel substituted for a product.

  25. SecondaryKabuchi no Tsuisōkyoku — bibliographic chronology

    Secondary identification of 2037 sequel. Original magazine interior not accessible in this audit.

  26. Licensed edition bibliographyKonami licensed collection — drama and Radio Chronicle inventory

    Retail inventory confirms drama/Radio Chronicle discs. Radio Chronicle is the programme container, not an extra independent sequel; current stock not asserted.

  27. PrimaryTakarazuka — Awakening in the Moonlight

    Official original-stage-story production. French revolutionary setting is not proof it retells Symphony in 1797. Full script not inspected; historical period only.

  28. PrimaryKonami support — Lords of Shadow story

    Mirror takes place 57 years after the original; Lords 2 follows the modern epilogue. Keep the interval and disclose the one-year mismatch with commonly indexed 1103.

  29. PrimaryKonami — Revelations narrative DLC

    Alucard prepares for his father’s return: before Lords 2 main campaign, not after it because the DLC released later.

  30. PrimaryNetflix — Nocturne official synopsis

    Explicit French Revolution setting: 1792.

  31. PrimaryNetflix — Nocturne season 2

    Season 2 and continuing adaptation confirmed. No unverified later season added.

  32. PrimaryVIZ — Castlevania video editions

    Four original seasons and two Nocturne seasons inventoried; publisher provides corresponding disc editions.

  33. PrimaryVIZ — Nocturne season 2 edition

    Eight episodes and direct Amazon edition B0G1WCWXVC linked by the publisher; not a generic Amazon search.

  34. SecondaryCastlevania animated series — episode inventory

    Opening 1455/1475 scenes distinguished from 1476 campaign; later season exact calendar crossings remain uncertain.

  35. PrimaryBehaviour — Dracula’s original crossover lore

    Official licensed narrative text, not merely a cosmetic appearance. Entity-world date has no proved insertion into the original calendar.

  36. PrimaryBehaviour — Castlevania chapter

    Dracula and Trevor chapter verified; character lore accompanies the game content.

  37. PrimaryEvil Empire — Return to Castlevania

    Developer confirms crossover adventure. Not treated as a dated sequel to Symphony.

  38. Primaryponcle — Ode to Castlevania FAQ

    Official licensed expansion FAQ; crossover scope and base-game requirement.

  39. PrimaryKonami — Harmony of Despair product

    Corresponding official game information.

  40. PrimaryKonami on Steam — Lords of Shadow Ultimate Edition

    Corresponding complete game edition; includes Reverie and Resurrection.

  41. PrimaryKonami on Steam — Mirror of Fate HD

    Corresponding full game; both separated campaign periods link to the same edition.

  42. Retail editionAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106

    Actual product title and listed format/content checked against publisher collection contents on October 19, 2026. No price or availability claim.

  43. Retail editionAmazon US — Advance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard edition

    Actual product title and listed format/content checked against publisher collection contents on October 19, 2026. No price or availability claim.

  44. Retail editionAmazon US — Dominus Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #251 (cover may vary)

    Actual product title and listed format/content checked against publisher collection contents on October 19, 2026. No price or availability claim.

  45. Retail editionAmazon US — Dead Cells: Return to Castlevania Edition — Nintendo Switch

    Actual product title and listed format/content checked against publisher collection contents on October 19, 2026. No price or availability claim.

  46. SecondaryLords of Shadow — calendar cross-check

    Secondary 1047 campaign date; original opening card not directly inspected.