Reapers

Death, the most well-known reaper in the series.

Reapers are cloaked skeletal enemies found in the Castlevania series. They can usually be seen wielding scythes which they use to harvest souls.

The most famous reaper is Death, Dracula's confidant. A common reaper called a Night Stalker appears in Castlevania: The Adventure, Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge and Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth. It throws scythes in a looping boomerang-like fashion, similar to an Axe Armor.

Galamoth also has a reaper emissary called the Time Reaper in Castlevania Judgment.

It's possible these beings are the same Witchi Wench from the European instruction booklet for the Game Boy version of Kid Dracula.

Enemy Data

For enemy data of Death himself, see Death/Enemy Data.

Enemy Data: Reapers
Image	Name - Game Description	Statistics	Items	Location	Notes
	7. Zeldo (Night Stalker) - Adventure				[ edit ]
	Japanese Description: (*) It skillfully wields sickles hidden in both hands. Be cautious of the flying sickles.	HP: 5 Exp: 100 Atk: 2		2. Cave, 4. Castle
	45. Witchi Wench  - Kid Dracula				[ edit ]
	'			8. Ghost Pirate Ship
	9. Zeldo (Night Stalker) [alt] - Belmont's Revenge				[ edit ]
	Japanese Description: (*) Throws objects that whirl like boomerangs.			Cloud Castle, Entrance, Chapel
	20. Witchi Wench  - Kid Dracula (Game Boy)				[ edit ]
	'			4. Ghost Pirate Ship
	25. Witchi Wench [boss] (Mr. God of Death) - Kid Dracula (Game Boy)				[ edit ]
	'			4. Ghost Pirate Ship
	Time Reaper  - Judgment				[ edit ]
	'			Dimensional Rift
	Night Stalker  - The Adventure ReBirth				[ edit ]
	An experienced warrior that wields twin scythes.(*)			2. Entrance (Hard Mode only), 4. Chapel, 5. Clock Tower
	Reaper  - see also here - Lords of Shadow				[ edit ]
	Only powerful sorcerers can summon and control these dangerous spirits. (...)	Strong: Dagger ×3, Fairy ×3 Weak: Holy Water ×2, Divine Shield, Crystal ×3 Size: Medium Difficulty: Medium		Necromancer's Abyss, The Final Fight (magic-specific version)