The Game
Darkstalkers episode 4 |
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Demitri and Morrigan compete against each other to become Pyron's new general.
Original USA broadcast date: October 28th, 1995
Contents
1) Synopsis
2) Notes
3) Errors
Synopsis
Demitri and Morrigan have gone to Victor's castle, having found out he was having party with the other dissident Darkstalkers. They capture him but squabble over who actually caught him, at which point Pyron appears and proposes a game: whoever catches the most dissidents will become his new general. Outside, Felicia's group, consisting of herself, Jonathan, Bigfoot, Rikuo and Harry, arrive at the castle. They enter, but cannot find Victory, and split up to search for him. |
This leads to them getting captured one by one. Anakaris has been sent to keep a count of how many Darkstalkers Demitri and Morrigan have each caught. Klaus finds Harry and explains what's going on, but the two are caught by Anakaris. However, they then start confusing Anakaris by trying to convince him that he is winning the game. |
Klaus asks to be released, so he can get his calculator and sort this all out. Anakaris releases him, so Klaus says he has a solar calculator -he asks Anakaris to pull a light switch, so he can get more light. Anakaris does so, unaware that the switch powers up Victor. Victor fights Anakaris and defeats him. Morrigan and Demitri return and start fighting the Darkstalkers, but are outnumbered. |
When Pyron checks in on them, he finds that his forces have been frozen by Bigfoot. He tells Harry's group to not think they'll defeat him so easily again. Later on, Victor says it's lucky that Klaus is part of their team. Harry's group head off via taxi, and as Victor and Klaus wave, the taxi heads away from the castle. |
-At one point, Morrigan tells Felicia "what's new, pussycat?", a reference to the Tom Jones song of the same name. -During the title card shot, there's no music at all. This seems to be an error, as when the shot changes, the music abruptly kicks in. |