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Castlevania: Rondo of Blood (originally released in Japan as Akumajō Dracula X: Chi no Rondo) was released for the PC-Engine Super CD-ROM-ROM in 1993. Initially, it was only released in Japan, but was finally ported to the PlayStation Portable with Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles, and subsequently to the Wii Virtual Console.

In 1792, the evil priest Shaft resurrects Dracula. In a rare flash of brilliance, Dracula immediately attacks the current Belmont's hometown and tries to kill him right off the bat. Richter Belmont was luckily out of town training. So, Dracula goes for plan B: kidnap Jack's fianceé Annette, a distant relative of the Belmont Clan named Maria and two other villagers.

Castlevania: Rondo of Blood played similar to previous Castlevania entries, mostly linear. You could also find hidden exits to reach alternate paths through the stages to find different bosses. The ending depends on which girls you rescue, and you could play the game as Maria if you found her. You could enhance your subweapons into an Item Crash that usually fills the screen with large projectiles.

The PC-Engine used a CD-ROM, so Castlevania: Rondo of Blood had red book audio and the cutscenes had voice acting. This bump in production value led to Konami upping the values for their subsequent games.

A loose port was released for the Super Famicom titled Akumajō Dracula XX (as in 'Double X') in 1995, which was released for the American Super NES as Castlevania: Dracula X and in Europe as Castlevania: Vampire's Kiss. While the basic plot and game system remained identical to the PC Engine, the stages were all-new and a lot more linear (with only two hidden stages) due to the lower memory capacity of the cartridge format, and unlike the PC-Engine version, only 'Richter was playable'.

Tropes used in Castlevania: Rondo of Blood include:

Above the Ruins: Subverted in Richter's ending. He watches the castle from an isolated cliff like most Castlevania endings, but the castle will not crumble. Played straight in Maria's game though.
- But in the good ending of Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles, the castle does fall whether you are Richter or Maria.
Bishonen Line: In Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles, when you defeat both of Dracula's forms, he reverts back into his human shape, only to go into a third form, unique to Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles, which is basically just his human form, with six bloodstained wings. The ensuing fight is much harder than either of his other forms.
Boss in Mook Clothing: The Great Armor (Armor Lord) at the end of the alternate path of Stage 2. You also encounter two of them in the upper path of Stage 5. In Stage 5, there's the Captain's Portrait, which takes a couple of hits to kill. If the portrait catches you (and your sub weapon doesn't kill it fast enough), it will kill you in one hit.
Boss Rush: Stage 6, where Shaft resurrects the first four bosses from the NES Castlevania.
- Another unlockable Boss Rush was added in the PSP Video Game Remake.
Bottomless Pits: Averted in some stages, notably Stage 3. Played straight if it's water.
Cherry Tapping: Somebody has actually defeated Dracula with the key.
Damn You, Muscle Memory!:
- If you've been playing as Maria for a while and switch to Richter, there's a good chance you'll backflip off a cliff or into an enemy at least once while attempting to double-jump.
- If you started playing Richter in Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, he's going to seem a LOT slower and clumsier here.
Damsel in Distress: Iris, Terra, Annette and Maria Renard, the last of whom later Took a Level in Badass as she becomes a playable hero after you rescue her.
Fingerless Gloves: Richter wears one, just to handle his whip.
Flawless Victory: If you defeat a boss with a full life bar, you receive an extra life. You can get hit during the level, so long as you find some food to refill your lifebar before the stage is over.
Flechette Storm: The Knife Item Crash.
Gratuitous German: The prologue in the original game is spoken entirely in German, with subtitles.
Hot-Blooded: Richter's attempts to Item Crash keys should count.
Improbable Weapon User: The aforementioned keys. Which are among the most powerful weapons in the game.
Invulnerable Attack: Most Item Crashes give at least some invulnerability during their animations.
Japanese Sibling Terminology: Maria calls Annette 'onee-chan' (big sis) and Richter 'onii-chan' (big bro) despite not being directly related to either one. But since the SNES version turned Annette and Maria into actual siblings, it's easy to think otherwise.
Joke Item: The Key is the strongest sub weapon in the game, but it is very hard to hit anything with it. Also, see Funny Moments tab and Cherry Tapping above.
Jump Physics:
- Your jumps aren't as clumsy as the NES trilogy, but aren't as controllable as Super Castlevania IV.
- Richter's Double Jump is instead a very finicky (yet sexy) backflip. It's amazing how many attacks can be backflipped over, or how many ledges can be backflipped onto.
Kaizo Trap: Defeated bosses would perform one final attack upon defeat. It could not defeat you, but it could ruin your vitality score and deny you the extra life you'd normally get for finishing the level with full health.
- Actually, unlike the others, Shaft's attack (Stage 6) COULD kill you in both the original and the remake (it was the only one that could).
- Subverted with Carmilla: she coughs up a bunch of hearts instead, boosting your score.
Lethal Joke Character: Maria has a very small hitbox, a Double Jump (one of the first, if not the first, characters with this), can abuse her slides and rolling, and has four subweapons she has constant access to. Some fans will mock you if you clear the game with Maria. Oh, Maria also has an insanely high-damage Invulnerable Attack Spell, although you need to know the input combination first. This is an entirely different attack from the Item Crashes, which both characters have access to (though the Item Crash is different, depending on the sub weapon.. and Maria's sub-weapons are quite different from Richter's), and which are also generally Invulnerable Attack moves which do high damage.
Lethal Joke Item: The Key's item crash costs no hearts to use, but it's still an Invulnerable Attack.
Lighter and Softer: When the player switches to Maria.
Magic Pants:
- Totally averted with the Werewolf, who is completely naked after transforming back (I can see the peeeeenis). These same sprites would go on to be reused in several other Castlevania games.<

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