| Castlevania: Lament of InnocenceLeon confronts the vampire plot that begins the Belmont struggle. | GameReleased 2003 | 1094Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Year cross-checked in secondary chronology; Japanese official page confirms medieval premise.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — Lament of InnocenceCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-check | View 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 2007–2008 | 1094 (adaptation position)Relative / stated chronology | Non-canon connectedOriginal history & connected stories | Continuous adaptation grouped with the game. Defunct mobile distribution; no readable legal interior located.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliographyKonami Japan — Lament of Innocence | View franchise informationOriginal mobile service unavailable; no exact Amazon collected edition verified. |
| Castlevania LegendsSonia Belmont confronts Dracula. | GameReleased 1997 | 15th century; est. 1450Evidence-based estimate | Disputed canonOriginal history & connected stories | The 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 inspected | Konami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkCastlevania media bibliography | View 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 1989 | 1476Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Konami’s Curse of Darkness and Belmont’s Curse pages independently anchor the 1476 battle.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — Curse of DarknessKonami Japan — Belmont’s CurseKonami — Anniversary CollectionAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106 | Anniversary 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 2005–2006 | est. 1476–1479Evidence-based estimate | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | The 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 inspected | KADOKAWA — Curse of Darkness volume 2Konami Japan — Curse of DarknessCastlevania media bibliography | View 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 2005 | est. before 1479Evidence-based estimate | Non-canon connectedOriginal history & connected stories | Separate interpretation from Sasakura’s manga. Creator commentary and interiors were not inspected; narrative bonus retained as connected material.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliographyKonami Japan — Curse of Darkness | View related game informationPreorder manga has no verified standalone Amazon edition. |
| Castlevania: Curse of DarknessHector pursues Isaac after Rosaly’s execution. | GameReleased 2005 | 1479; three years after Dracula’s CurseRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Japanese official story states the three-year interval after 1476.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — Curse of Darkness | View 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 2026-10-15 | 1499; 23 years after Dracula’s CurseRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Konami 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 inspected | Konami Japan — Belmont’s Curse | View on SteamCorresponding official game; no exact Amazon edition verified. |
| Castlevania: The Adventure / The Adventure ReBirthChristopher Belmont challenges Dracula. | GameReleased 1989 / 2009 | 1576Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | ReBirth reimagines Christopher’s adventure; grouped at its source-story position rather than dated by release.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106 | Anniversary 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 2005 | 1576 (Christopher retelling)Relative / stated chronology | Non-canon connectedOriginal history & connected stories | Continuous 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 inspected | Grand Comics Database — The Belmont Legacy #1–5Grand Comics Database — Belmont Legacy collectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-check | View collected-edition recordMatching official collected edition identified; exact Amazon stock/listing unverified. |
| Castlevania II: Belmont’s RevengeChristopher searches for his son Soleiyu. | GameReleased 1991 | 1591; fifteen years after The AdventureRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | The fifteen-year passage explains the new generation; not Simon’s Quest despite the similar numeral.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — Belmont’s RevengeCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkKonami — Anniversary CollectionAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106 | Anniversary 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 2007 | 1600s; exact year unspecifiedRelative / stated chronology | Disputed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Century 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 inspected | Castlevania media bibliographyReported Igarashi chronology answer — transcription | View 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 1986 | 1691 (Simon’s first campaign / retelling)Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Distinct game treatments of Simon’s story grouped together; no release-order sequel asserted.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — official release inventoryKonami — Anniversary CollectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106 | Anniversary 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 1991 | 1691 (Simon’s first campaign / retelling)Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Japanese 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 inspected | Konami Japan — official release inventoryKonami — Anniversary CollectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106 | Anniversary 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 / 2001 | 1691 (Simon’s first campaign / retelling)Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Distinct game treatments of Simon’s story grouped together; no release-order sequel asserted.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — official release inventoryKonami — Anniversary CollectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-check | View 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 / 2024 | 1691 (Simon’s first campaign / retelling)Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Distinct game treatments of Simon’s story grouped together; no release-order sequel asserted.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami 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 1987 | 1698; seven years after Simon’s first victoryRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | The sequel’s seven-year interval anchors Harmony fifty years later.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami — Anniversary CollectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkKonami Japan — Harmony of DissonanceAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106 | Anniversary 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 1990 | 1698 adventure; modern reader-frame date unspecifiedRelative / stated chronology | Non-canon connectedOriginal history & connected stories | Licensed retelling stays with Simon’s Quest. Modern frame not equated with the 1990 publication date. Interior unavailable.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Library edition — Worlds of Power: Castlevania IICastlevania media bibliographyCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-check | View 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 2002 | 1748; fifty years after Simon broke the curseRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | 1748 derives from the explicit fifty-year passage after the 1698 curse-breaking, not fifty years after 1691.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — Harmony of DissonanceCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkKonami — Advance CollectionAmazon US — Advance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard edition | Advance 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 / 2007 | 1792Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Same source-story position; Dracula X is an official reimagining with differences, not an event years after Rondo.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkKonami — Advance Collection | View 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 1995 | 1792Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Same source-story position; Dracula X is an official reimagining with differences, not an event years after Rondo.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkKonami — Advance CollectionAmazon US — Advance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard edition | Advance 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 1997 | est. before 1797Evidence-based estimate | Assumed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Prelude placement is bibliographic; no explicit interior date verified. Kept near Symphony rather than automatically labelled undated.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliographyCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-check | View 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 / 1998 | 1797; five years after RondoRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Four 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 inspected | Konami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-check | View 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 2010 | 1797 (Symphony retelling)Relative / stated chronology | Assumed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Same story position as Symphony; mobile availability is not asserted.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliographyCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-check | View 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 CD | 1798; one year after SymphonyRelative / stated chronology | Assumed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Complete 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 inspected | Konami licensed collection — drama and Radio Chronicle inventoryCastlevania media bibliographyCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-check | View licensed drama editionKonami collection includes the drama; archival retailer record, current stock not claimed. |
| Castlevania: Order of EcclesiaShanoa seeks the stolen Dominus glyphs. | GameReleased 2008 | 1800s; exact year unspecifiedRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Century-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 inspected | Konami 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 2001 | 1830Relative / stated chronology | Disputed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Year cross-checked in chronology. Reported exclusion is a separate canon issue, not a reason to suppress the date.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami — Advance CollectionCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkReported Igarashi chronology answer — transcriptionAmazon US — Advance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard edition | Advance 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 1999 | 1844; eight years before the 1852 campaignRelative / stated chronology | Disputed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Major time jump separated from the later playable campaigns.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkReported Igarashi chronology answer — transcription | View 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 1999 | 1852Relative / stated chronology | Disputed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Legacy’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 inspected | Konami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania Crypt — chronology cross-checkReported Igarashi chronology answer — transcription | View 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 1994 | 1917Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | 1897 Quincy Morris history is backstory, not this game’s date.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — BloodlinesKonami — Anniversary CollectionAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106 | Anniversary 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 2006 | 1944Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Official 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 inspected | Konami 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 2003 | 2035Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Japanese setting takes priority over localized biographical differences. Julius mode is a bonus route, not a second dated resurrection.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — Aria of SorrowKonami — Advance CollectionAmazon US — Advance Collection — Nintendo Switch, standard edition | Advance 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 2005 | 2036; one year after AriaRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Explicit 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 inspected | Konami 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 2008 | 2037; one year after Dawn (secondary chronology)Relative / stated chronology | Assumed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Magazine story, not an available standalone novel. Date secondarily documented; inaccessible Japanese magazine interior remains a verification gap.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Ryohgo Narita — official works profileKabuchi no Tsuisōkyoku — bibliographic chronology | View author bibliographyAuthor confirms uncollected story; no unrelated Amazon product substituted. |
| Castlevania: Grimoire of SoulsArikado investigates awakened grimoires containing past battles. | GameReleased 2019 / 2021 | After the 1999 sealing; present year unresolvedPlacement unresolved | Confirmed canonOriginal history & connected stories | The 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 inspected | Konami — Grimoire of Souls | View official story archiveService has ended; official information only. |
| Castlevania JudgmentAeon gathers fighters from different periods. | GameReleased 2008 / 2009 | Time rift connecting different centuriesPlacement unresolved | Assumed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Creator 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 inspected | Koji Igarashi interview — JudgmentKonami Japan — official release inventory | View 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 2010 | Cursed-book framing era unspecifiedPlacement unresolved | Assumed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Reused heroes do not establish a literal chronological gathering after Dawn. Frame date requires further primary-text inspection.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami Japan — official release inventoryCastlevania media bibliographyKonami — Harmony of Despair product | View official gameCorresponding Harmony of Despair product information. |
| Castlevania: The ArcadeThree hunters confront an undead threat. | GameReleased 2009 | Historical vampire-hunting era; exact year unresolvedPlacement unresolved | Disputed canonOriginal history & connected stories | Reported creator gaiden treatment disclosed; no made-up nineteenth-century year.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliographyReported Igarashi chronology answer — transcription | View 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 1987 | 1950s (bibliographic setting)Relative / stated chronology | Non-canon connectedOriginal history & connected stories | Futabasha gamebook with a later Simon namesake. Decade anchor only; interior and precise year not inspected.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliography | View narrative informationExact corresponding Amazon product not verified; no unrelated product substituted. |
| Akumajō Densetsu: Shinsei Vampire HunterA licensed narrative interpretation of Castlevania. | GamebookReleased 1990 | After 1476; later descendant era unspecifiedPlacement unresolved | Non-canon connectedOriginal history & connected stories | A descendant’s gamebook adventure, not a retelling assigned automatically to Trevor’s 1476 campaign.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliography | View 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 book | Date unresolvedPlacement unresolved | Non-canon connectedOriginal history & connected stories | Ichiro Tezuka’s licensed prose reimagining. No verified game-calendar insertion.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliography | View narrative informationExact corresponding Amazon product not verified; no unrelated product substituted. |
| Castlevania: Awakening in the MoonlightA licensed narrative interpretation of Castlevania. | Stage productionReleased 2025 | Late 18th century; French revolutionary settingRelative / stated chronology | Non-canon connectedOriginal history & connected stories | Original Takarazuka story, not silently merged with Symphony. No exact 1797 date asserted; historical period anchor only.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Takarazuka — Awakening in the Moonlight | View narrative informationExact corresponding Amazon product not verified; no unrelated product substituted. |
| Castlevania: Lords of Shadow — main campaignGabriel seeks a way to restore Marie. | GameReleased 2010 | 1047Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonLords of Shadow | Medieval 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 inspected | Konami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-check | View 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 2011 | est. 1047; after the medieval campaignEvidence-based estimate | Confirmed canonLords of Shadow | Two directly continuing narrative DLC chapters grouped. Before the first game’s modern epilogue.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-check | View 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 HD | est. 1073; roughly a generation after GabrielEvidence-based estimate | Confirmed canonLords of Shadow | Chronologically before the Simon/Alucard acts despite being played later. Exact opening cards need a Japanese-script audit.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-check | View 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 HD | est. 1103–1104; official synopsis: 57 years after the first gameEvidence-based estimate | Confirmed canonLords of Shadow | Konami’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 inspected | Konami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-check | View 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 segment | GameReleased 2014 | Centuries before the modern campaign; after Mirror of FateRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonLords of Shadow | Only the relative interval is asserted; 1500 is not a story date.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-check | View 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 segment | GameReleased 2010 | Modern era; centuries after the medieval campaignRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonLords of Shadow | Embedded ending shown separately to preserve the large time jump.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-check | View on SteamUltimate Edition includes the main game, Reverie and Resurrection. |
| Lords of Shadow 2: RevelationsAlucard prepares the events surrounding his father’s return. | GameReleased 2014 | Modern era; immediately before Lords of Shadow 2Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonLords of Shadow | Official DLC premise places this before the main campaign, although it released later.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyKonami — Revelations narrative DLCLords of Shadow — calendar cross-check | View 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 2014 | Modern era; after the first game’s epilogueRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonLords of Shadow | No exact 2014 fictional date inferred from release.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Konami support — Lords of Shadow storyCastlevania media bibliographyLords of Shadow — calendar cross-check | View 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 segment | TV seriesReleased 2017 | 1455 → 1475Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonNetflix animated history | Embedded scenes from season 1 episode 1, separated because of the twenty-year jump.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | VIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventory | View 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 2017 | 1476 main campaignRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonNetflix animated history | 1455/1475 opening scenes can be shown separately. Season grouped through the directly continuing campaign.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | VIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventory | View 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 2018 | 1476; continuation of season 1Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonNetflix animated history | No new calendar year inferred solely from the season change.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | VIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventory | View 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 2020 | est. 1476–1477; about a month after Dracula’s defeatEvidence-based estimate | Confirmed canonNetflix animated history | Relative passage retained; calendar crossing not verified. Concurrent character stories stay together.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | VIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventory | View 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 2021 | est. 1476–1477; after season 3Evidence-based estimate | Confirmed canonNetflix animated history | Continuous season grouped, including its short epilogue. No independent exact year claimed.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | VIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventory | View official season editionCorresponding licensed season edition; no generic Amazon search substituted. |
| Castlevania: Nocturne — Boston openingYoung Richter witnesses a formative tragedy. · Embedded segment | TV seriesReleased 2023 | 1783; nine years before the main storyRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonNetflix animated history | Opening flashback from season 1 episode 1, not a separate episode or series.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | VIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventoryNetflix — Nocturne official synopsisNetflix — Nocturne season 2 | View 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 2023 | 1792Relative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonNetflix animated history | Netflix explicitly dates the main French story to 1792.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | VIZ — Castlevania video editionsCastlevania animated series — episode inventoryNetflix — Nocturne official synopsisNetflix — Nocturne season 2 | View 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 2025 | 1792; direct continuationRelative / stated chronology | Confirmed canonNetflix animated history | Eight-episode season grouped. Publisher-linked Amazon Blu-ray edition corresponds to this season.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | VIZ — Nocturne season 2 editionNetflix — Nocturne official synopsisNetflix — Nocturne season 2 | Castlevania: 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 / 1993 | Parody future; exact calendar unspecifiedPlacement unresolved | Non-canon connectedCrossovers & parody stories | Two 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 inspected | Konami — Anniversary CollectionCastlevania media bibliographyAmazon US — Anniversary Collection — Nintendo Switch, Limited Run #106 | Anniversary 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 / 1991 | Crossover worlds; no shared calendar verifiedPlacement unresolved | Non-canon connectedCrossovers & parody stories | Licensed narrative crossover campaigns retained without fabricating a Castlevania-century insertion.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliography | View franchise informationNo exact matching Amazon edition verified. |
| Konami Wai Wai World — licensed gamebookA printed interactive adventure through Konami worlds. | GamebookReleased 1988 | Crossover adventure; calendar unresolvedPlacement unresolved | Non-canon connectedCrossovers & parody stories | Separate format indexed; exact relation to either game’s scenes requires interior inspection.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliography | View franchise informationNo exact matching Amazon edition verified. |
| Captain N: The Game Master — Simon Belmont appearancesSimon joins the Nintendo-themed animated ensemble. | TV seriesReleased 1989–1991 | Videoland; Earth-year anchor unverifiedPlacement unresolved | Non-canon connectedCrossovers & parody stories | Appearance-level episode audit remains open; this record does not assert every episode has a Castlevania story.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliography | View franchise informationNo exact matching Amazon edition verified. |
| Captain N: The Game Master — Valiant comics #1–5Licensed print adventures of the animated ensemble. | ComicReleased 1990–1991 | Videoland; internal story dates unresolvedPlacement unresolved | Non-canon connectedCrossovers & parody stories | Series-level inventory, not a claim Simon appears in every short story. Backup interiors still require inspection.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliography | View franchise informationNo exact matching Amazon edition verified. |
| Dead Cells: Return to CastlevaniaThe Beheaded joins Richter and Alucard against Dracula. | GameReleased 2023 | Dead Cells crossover; original-calendar insertion unverifiedPlacement unresolved | Non-canon connectedCrossovers & parody stories | An actual crossover adventure; its reused characters do not establish a date after Symphony.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Evil Empire — Return to CastlevaniaAmazon US — Dead Cells: Return to Castlevania Edition — Nintendo Switch | Dead 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 2024 | The Entity’s realm; arrival dates unresolvedPlacement unresolved | Non-canon connectedCrossovers & parody stories | Official character prose is narrative material. Cosmetic appearances alone are not counted as separate sequels.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Behaviour — Dracula’s original crossover loreBehaviour — Castlevania chapter | View official chapter & loreCorresponding licensed chapter, with legal original story text. |
| Vampire Survivors: Ode to CastlevaniaThe Castlevania cast enters Vampire Survivors’ castle campaign. | GameReleased 2024 | Crossover castle; no original-calendar placement verifiedPlacement unresolved | Non-canon connectedCrossovers & parody stories | Licensed expansion retained; no precise main-history date asserted from character selection.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliographyponcle — Ode to Castlevania FAQ | View 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 2018 | World of Light; calendar unresolvedPlacement unresolved | Non-canon connectedCrossovers & parody stories | Only narrative campaign context indexed, not every match or costume as a new story.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspected | Castlevania media bibliography | View franchise informationNo exact matching Amazon edition verified. |