All right.  Good question, by the way.

There was something undoubtably Japanese in the US release of the original Castlevania.  What was it?

• A. the fact that you could see kanji written on the walls of the first and last level
• B. the story of Dracula was originally from Japan
• C. the game mistakenly identifies the sytem you play on as the Famicom, not the NES
• D. the game refers to you as "Simon Belmondo" while the castle falls down

I read in some FAQ a while ago...  oh.  I am an idiot.  Sorry, you could be right.  And, Rockman, how many times would that be?  Well, TECHNICALLY, he answered the question with a correct answer, so he can ask.  Sorry if this was a wee bit miss leading.

Ok.  Most of the Castlevanias feature many endings to unlock.  Only a few have one.  Which of the following is one of the examples of a game where, try as you might, you can only get that one ending?

• A.  Castlevania Harmony of Dissonance
• B.  Castlevania Circle of the Moon
• C.  Castlevania Curse of Darkness
• D.  Castlevania Aria of Sorrow