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A cartoon count who learns spells headlines Konami's Kid Dracula, the Western Game Boy release of a Castlevania parody. The Famicom original, Akumajo Special: Boku Dracula-kun, came first, and the handheld Western release dates to 1993.
Projectiles and bright boss jokes replace a straight Belmont duel. Familiar monsters show up as gags rather than as a gothic climb.
Boku Dracula-kun on the Famicom is the earlier version of the joke. Kid Dracula on Game Boy is the later Western cartridge.
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