Gallery: Official Belmont's Curse Art and Screenshots | Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Wiki

Sixteen official images, in two groups. The first six are the boss art Konami publishes on the character pages, one per named boss. The rest are screenshots from the official storefront listings. Click any of them to open it full size.

Boss art

The Fallen looming over Rose in a green-lit corridor — 01A hulking dark brute with a white mane, a red eye and a gold-wrapped left arm, with Rose at its feet. Official art.

Joan of Arc kneeling on a burning rooftop with a greatsword — 02An armoured figure kneels with a greatsword planted in the stone, a cathedral and flames behind. Official art.

A serpent-bodied boss coiled around a platform — 03A green serpent-bodied creature with many snake heads and pink spines wrapped around a walkway. Official art.

A dark-clad figure suspended on a glowing spear — 04A pink ruined city with stone angel statues, and a figure held up against a green glowing spear. Official art.

A blood moon over a flooded throne hall — 05A red moon behind hanging giant skulls and hooded statues, with a red-gowned figure in the middle distance. Official art.

A black-robed reaper with a bone scythe — 06A towering black-robed figure holds a scythe with a bone handle and a green glow, with Rose beneath it. Official art.

Screenshots

Rose swinging from a gold ring in a candle-lit chapel — 07Rose hangs from a gold ring fixture by the whip, in a stone chapel with lit candles. Official screenshot.

A red-lit castle district built around giant gears — 08A wide view of towers, chains and platforms under deep red light, with the player small on a walkway. Official screenshot.

Close-range combat in a stone hall with green windows — 09Two red horned enemy figures attack in a stone hall, with projectiles crossing the room. Official screenshot.

A flooded throne hall under a blood moon — 10Red banners, hanging skulls and hooded statues fill a hall reflected in a red floor. Official screenshot.

Fighting on burning rooftops with a cathedral in view — 11Two figures face off on a stone parapet as flames rise, with a cathedral tower standing at the right. Official screenshot.

A bone-lined catacomb with saw blades and spikes — 12Circular saw traps and a spike-lined floor fill a corridor of bone walls, with a purple pickup glowing. Official screenshot.

The serpent boss coiled through a flooded chamber — 13A green serpent-bodied creature with many snake heads wraps around a platform where the player stands. Official screenshot.

Swinging through a chamber of rings and planets — 14A tall purple interior built from overlapping gold rings and spheres, with the player swinging between them. Official screenshot.

A hall of flames with green stained glass — 15Figures fight among pillar-shaped flames in a stone hall with tall green windows. Official screenshot.

A library hall built around a giant sphere mechanism — 16A vast chamber with a huge armoured sphere at its centre, side ledges and an energy arc across the floor. Official screenshot.

About these images

Two house rules apply to this page, and they exist because image captions are the easiest place on a wiki to invent facts.

Every caption describes only what is in the frame. Where a figure matches an entry on the official character page, the caption says so, which is how the boss art is labelled: The Fallen, Joan of Arc, Medusa, Isaac, Carmilla and Death are all named by Konami. Everything else is described rather than identified, because several of these screenshots show enemies and rooms that Konami has not named, and putting a name on them would be a guess dressed up as a caption.

The file names are ours. astral-clock-room and catacomb-traps are internal labels this site chose so that the images can be tracked and reused, not official names for those locations. Nothing in the game is called an astral clock room as far as any published source says.

What the screenshots show about the game

If you are looking for systems rather than atmosphere, three of these frames are the most informative:

The chapel and gear-room shots show the whip used as a swinging tool off ring fixtures, which is the mechanic described on the whip page. The two boss frames that are screenshots rather than art, Medusa and the throne hall, show how much of the screen a fight occupies, which is context for the boss list. * The catacomb frame shows traps that damage you rather than enemies that do, which is the part of the level design previews mention and Konami has not described.

Where the video footage is

This page holds stills only. The official moving footage is indexed on the trailers page, with verified upload dates and a note on which two videos are media uploads rather than Konami's own. If you want to play the part of the game these screenshots come from, the demo is the opening chapter and costs nothing.

FAQ

Are these images official?

Yes. Every one comes from Konami's own product site or the official storefront listings for the game.

Can I use them?

They are Konami's assets. Konami published video and screenshot posting guidelines in September 2026, which is what this site relies on for using them with attribution. For anything commercial, go to Konami.

Why are there no images of the four main characters?

Konami's character page publishes boss art, not portrait art for Rose, Trevor, Sypha and Dracula. This site has not substituted other pictures to fill the gap.

How many screenshots are there?

Ten, which is the full set published on the official storefront listings at the time of writing.

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