Fans of FromSoftware’s gothic action RPG *Bloodborne* might find a kindred spirit in the chinese animated series *Lord of Mysteries*. The latter’s exploration of abstract concepts like dreams and the nature of reality echoes themes present in *Bloodborne*’s cryptic lore.
In *Lord of Mysteries*, characters wiht powers from the Darkness Pathway can manipulate dreams, even trapping individuals within nightmares. This mirrors *Bloodborne*’s own use of dreams as a tangible, albeit often unsettling, space. while *Bloodborne*’s dream is the setting for the game itself, leaving players to decipher its true nature, *Lord of Mysteries* consistently prompts viewers to question the reality of what they are witnessing from the outset.
Although *Lord of Mysteries* may not deliver the same visceral combat thrills as *Bloodborne*,its eerie atmosphere and intricate conceptual framework offer a compelling option. The series provides a rich world that can satisfy *Bloodborne* enthusiasts eagerly awaiting a potential sequel that may never materialize, presenting a dark fantasy experience that fulfills a long-held desire for such a narrative.
