Robot Chicken

Robot Chicken is an American stop-motion animated comedy television series created and executive-produced by Seth Green and Matthew Senreich, along with co-head writers Douglas Goldstein and Tom Root. The writers, especially Green, also provide many of the voices. Senreich, Goldstein and Root were formerly writers for the popular action figure hobbyist magazine ToyFare.
Robot Chicken has won an Annie Award and three Emmy Awards.
The episode Maurice was Caught from Season 4 includes a parody sketch of Castlevania titled "Is that a Whip?", featuring Simon Belmont and Dracula's NECA action figures.
==Summary==
Simon Belmont storms into Dracula's castle one night and two butlers attempt to stop him revealing themselves really to be wolf men. When Simon takes out his whip, they start making fun of him, only to be immediately subdued and forced to lead him to their master's chamber. Dracula faces Simon and also mocks him for using a whip to fight against the powers of darkness, only to be subdued as well while he attempts to escape by transforming into a bat. The two wolf men watch everything from outside a nearby window and comment that Simon could be just a sadist with a whip fetish.
==Cast==
*Tom Root as Simon Belmont
*Jean-Claude Van Damme as Dracula
*Seth Green as Wolf Man Butler #1
*Hugh Davidson as Wolf Man Butler #2
==Gallery==
Robotchicken.jpg|Simon Belmont punishing Dracula.
64-VP2.png|The two wolf men seem to be based on the Vampire Villagers from Castlevania 64.
==Videos==
Robot Chicken - Vampire 8;00-9;00PM
Robot Chicken - Is that a Whip?
Robot Chicken - Castlevania Aftermath
==Trivia==
*The two wolf men appear to be based on the Vampire Butlers and Vampire Villagers from Castlevania (N64) and Legacy of Darkness.
*In the sketch, Simon Belmont, who is wearing his original outfit from Castlevania, fights Dracula in his Symphony of the Night incarnation, even though both characters belong to different periods in the timeline.
*Simon has never been portrayed with a beard in any of the classic games.
*In the sketch "Vampire 8:00-9:00PM", from the Season 3 episode Tubba-Bubba's Now Hubba-Hubba, a tune resembling the boss theme of the original Castlevania, "Poison Mind", is played when Dracula enters the plane in bat form.
*The sketch "Castlevania Aftermath" parodies the Netflix Castlevania animated series, where Alucard grieves the recent death of his father. Sypha Belnades bakes him a sugar free vegan cake to cheer him up, while Trevor Belmont accompanies him in his pain.
==External links==
*Castlevania at the Robot Chicken Wiki
**Vampire 8:00-9:00PM
**Is That a Whip?
*Robot Chicken at Wikipedia
Category:NECA Action Figures
Category:Parodies