'target=_blank>')//-->. However, the arranger should have used a little more of his heart and emotions when reviving the classics instead on focusing blindly on his straightforward style. The original track was used as Dracula's boss theme in Castlevania: Rondo of Blood, and is a recurring battle theme against him throughout the series. Akumajo Dracula X Chronicle Original Soundtrack: Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia Akumajo Dracula: The Stolen Seal: DS: Akumajo Dracula The Stolen Seal Original Soundtrack: Castlevania: Judgment Akumajo Dracula: Judgment: Wii: Akumajo Dracula Judgment Original Soundtrack: Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth Dracula Densetsu ReBirth: WiiWare One of the biggest surprises is clearly "The Wolf Revealed", which is actually a medley of Castlevania 64 themes. For Castlevania Judgment on the Wii, Unlockable Guide by snakeman_12. This track is taken directly from Super Castlevania IV, where it is used in the background of the first stage and during the final boss. Game Artist(s) Takeshi Obata (character designs) Castlevania Judgment Art Gallery Characters - Promo Pictures - Concept Art. This isn't a bad thing at all, but you miss the variation at some point, at least compared to earlier arrangements from Perfect Selection Dracula Battle or Dracula X Chronicle. Luckily, there are slightly more interesting tracks within. Japanese title: シモン・ベルモンドのテーマ, Simon Belmondo's Theme. This track is taken directly from the soundtrack to Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin, where it is used as the background music of the Great Stairway area in Dracula's Castle. In the original game, this music plays in the background of the Sandy Grave area. escape(document.referrer)+((typeof(screen)=='undefined')? Tracks. These tracks are all used during the fighting stages to represent different characters. This track is a remix taken directly from Castlevania: Harmony of Despair. The original track played during the first stage and final boss in Super Castlevania IV. It's ideal for the intense battles with Golem. Track 17 takes the opening motif and transforms it into a more slowly and string-oriented version. Game Genre(s) Fighting. All trademarks, logos and images are belong to their legitimate owners. All tracks listed here play on Dracula's Castle, and, as of the 8.1.0 update, Battlefield, Small Battlefield, Big Battlefield, and Final Destination. In the age of no Belmonts, Alucard witnesses Dracula rising and falling many times. This track is used when fighting Dracula in his second form in Simon and Luigi's Classic Mode and World of Light. "Darkness of Fear" is the most notable of these, plunging gamers straight into the action with a high-octane rock-orchestral theme supplementing with harpsichord continuo.