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TV Demand: The Mandalorian is dethroned + Castlevania

The third season of Castlevania was released on Netflix on March 5.

By Talon AdminPublished Mar 17, 2020
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The Mandalorian wasn't able to make it 17 weeks on top of the Australian Overall TV chart after losing its spot to Brooklyn Nine-Nine. However, it's not all doom and gloom with the Disney + original still topping the Overall TV chart in NZ and the Digital Originals chart in Australia.

The Mandalorian still has a chance to beat the 22 consecutive weeks achieved last year by Stranger Things on the Digital Originals chart in Australia, but it is also facing stiff competition there from Star Trek: Picard.

The most noteworthy new entry to the Digital Originals charts in Australia and New Zealand is the Netflix original Castlevania. The show is an anime series based on the Japanese video game of the same name with the first two seasons of the show was based on the third entry of the video game series Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse which was released in 1989. The plot follows the characters Trevor Belmont, Alucard and Sypha Belnades in the nation of Wallachia as they face Dracula and his minions. The third season of the show was released on Netflix on March 5.

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