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{{Infobox Character
Arrogant noble of a house in opposition to the [[Belmont Clan]] which has strong ties with [[Dracula]] who appears in [[IDW]]'s [[Castlevania: The Belmont Legacy]] [[comics]]. His great-grandfather ([[Lord Bartley]], the cult member seen in [[Castlevania Chronicles]]' opening sequences) resurrected [[Dracula]] during [[Simon Belmont]]'s time and was killed afterwards. Ivan follows his ancestor's footsteps and resurrects Dracula during Christopher's time. He is soon afterwards betrayed by his neice, [[Sona Bartley]]. Likely related to [[Elizabeth Bartley]] in some fashion.
 
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|family = [[Sona Bartley]] (niece) †
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'''Ivan Bartley''' is a [[:category:Belmont Legacy Characters|character]] in the graphic novel ''[[Castlevania: The Belmont Legacy]]'', published by [[IDW Publishing|IDW]]. He was an arrogant noble of a house in opposition to the [[Belmont Clan|Belmont Family]] and the uncle of [[Sona Bartley]]. He has strong ties with [[Dracula (The Belmont Legacy)|Dracula]].
   
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==Plot==
[[Category:Non-Canonical Characters]]
 
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First seen confronting [[Illyana Belmont|Illyana Riktor]] in the market on the day of her wedding to [[Christopher Belmont (The Belmont Legacy)|Christopher Belmont]], he openly comments on the 'Prince of Darkness' return, for which Illyana chastises him.
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Later that night, while the revelers go to attend the wedding, Ivan and Sona lead a group of cultists to the ruins of [[Dracula's Castle|Castle Dracula]] to resurrect the [[vampire]].
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Unfortunately, [[Dracula (The Belmont Legacy)|Dracula]]'s strength fails to return, prompting Sona to usurp her uncle and offer her own blood to restore Dracula fully.
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While he's never seen again following Sona's usurpation, it can be assumed that he either met his end at Dracula's hands or he was killed shortly after the vampire's death. Alternatively, as he's likely related to [[Elizabeth Bartley]] in some way, he may have escaped to inform her of what transpired.
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[[Category:Bartley Family|Ivan]]
 
[[Category:Male Characters]]
 
[[Category:Belmont Legacy Characters]]
 
[[Category:Belmont Legacy Characters]]
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Revision as of 22:11, 17 October 2019

Ivan Bartley is a character in the graphic novel Castlevania: The Belmont Legacy, published by IDW. He was an arrogant noble of a house in opposition to the Belmont Family and the uncle of Sona Bartley. He has strong ties with Dracula.

Plot

First seen confronting Illyana Riktor in the market on the day of her wedding to Christopher Belmont, he openly comments on the 'Prince of Darkness' return, for which Illyana chastises him.

Later that night, while the revelers go to attend the wedding, Ivan and Sona lead a group of cultists to the ruins of Castle Dracula to resurrect the vampire.

Unfortunately, Dracula's strength fails to return, prompting Sona to usurp her uncle and offer her own blood to restore Dracula fully.

While he's never seen again following Sona's usurpation, it can be assumed that he either met his end at Dracula's hands or he was killed shortly after the vampire's death. Alternatively, as he's likely related to Elizabeth Bartley in some way, he may have escaped to inform her of what transpired.