Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge Items
ere you will find complete lists for all of the items, equipment, et cetera found in Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge.
Whip
Leather Whip
Like many other action platformer Castlevania games, this is the weakest version of the whip. It has short range and low attack power.
Chain Whip
A Magic Crystal can turn the Leather Whip into a steel chain-whip, which boosts attack power considerably.
Morning Star
Like in Castlevania: The Adventure, not only is the Morning Star extra long, but it also fires projectiles. Beware the Punaguchi's degenerating ball attack. It will send your whip upgrade back one level.
Sub-weapons
Holy Water
The Holy Water works the way it does in the NES Castlevania games, except it does not freeze enemies in place. When the bottle crashes to the floor, a stationary flame is released that continually strikes enemies.
Axe
This is found in the American version of Belmont's Revenge. Christopher throws a powerful axe in an upward arc for the cost of one heart.
Cross Boomerang
This is for the Japanese version and Konami GB Collection Volume 4 edition. At the price of one heart, Christopher can throw a cross straight ahead, and it will return to the point at which it was thrown.
Items and Power-Ups
Magic Crystal
This escalates the whip to the next power level. Two of them will raise the whip's power to its maximum.
Heart
These little items are found in candles and serve as ammunition for sub-weapons
Big Heart
These are worth five regular Hearts.
Coin
These treasures add to point total the same way as money bags in the NES games.
Pot Roast
Hidden within walls and hard to reach candles are these hardy meals. Search diligently to find them.
One-Up
It may not be a green mushroom, but it's just as good!
Crystal
Belmont's Revenge is unique in that collecting a Crystals does not complete a stage, but summons a boss.
