Netflix’s Castlevania was written by a man who didn’t even play Konami’s video games. Warren Ellis used the popular franchise as a conduit to flagrantly beat viewers over the head with the Liberal-Progressive agenda by turning Alucard into a sex-starved Dhampir, and even had him engage in gay anal sex during a threesome with two Japanese twins. Well, the degeneracy that flowed through the fingertips of Ellis and onto the script for Netflix’s Castlevania didn’t come from out of nowhere, as reports have surfaced indicating that Ellis allegedly had been grooming young females for many years and engaged in sexual misconduct. This just goes to prove that not all sexual predators are male feminists, but every male feminist is a sexual predator.
According to Bleeding Cool, Ellis had groomed multiple women over the years, and they provided screenshots of the direct messages Ellis had been sending to some of the alleged victims.
More stories are coming in. The pattern is dreadfully clear.
1. He found me when I was young/vulnerable/uncertain.
2. He acted like a mentor, gave me so much appreciated attention..
3. but pushed boundaries.
(cont..)— Jhayne Holmes (@Foxtongue) June 17, 2020
Stories are steadily coming in. The private chat has 20+ members. Our stories all match, even though we’re mostly strangers. Evidence stretches back to the 1990s. Thanks for boosting my post. It’s helping! So many thought they were alone, but we are many. ♥️
— Jhayne Holmes (@Foxtongue) June 17, 2020
The private group now has nearly 50 members. Please, if you know of anyone who might have been targeted by @warrenellis, send them our way. This is so much bigger than you might guess.
— Jhayne Holmes (@Foxtongue) June 18, 2020
@warrenellis released a statement and brought a new wave of women to us. The private group is now 60 people strong. And counting. You are not alone. If you’ve been targeted, in any capacity, please reach out. Your voice is valuable. You can stay anonymous. We understand.
— Jhayne Holmes (@Foxtongue) June 19, 2020
Warren Ellis responded to the multiple allegations with a message posted in a series of images within a tweet on June 19th, 2020.
— Wᴀʀʀᴇɴ Eʟʟɪs (@warrenellis) June 19, 2020
In the message, Ellis wrote…
“Recent statements have been made about me that need to be addressed.
“I have never considered myself famous or powerful, to the point where I’ve made a lot of bad jokes about it for twenty-odd years. It had never really occurred to me that other people didn’t see it the same way—that I was not engaging as an equal when gifted with attention, but acting from a position of power and privilege. I did not take that into account in a number of my personal interactions and this was a mistake and I own it.
“While I’ve made many bad choices in my past, and I’ve said a lot of wrong things, let me be clear, I have never consciously coerced, manipulated, or abused anyone, nor have I ever assaulted anybody. But I was ignorant of where I was operating from at a time I should have been clear and for that I accept 100% responsibility.
“I hurt people deeply. I am ashamed for these mistakes and I am profoundly sorry. I will not speak against other people’s personal truths, and I will not expose them to the toxicity of the current discourse. I should have been more aware, more present, and more respectful of people’s feelings and for that I apologise.
“I have had friendships and relationships end, sometimes in bitterness, often due to my own failings, and I continue to regret and apologise for the pain I have caused.
“I have always tried to aid and support women in their lives and careers, but I have hurt many people that I had no intention of hurting. I am culpable. I take responsibility for my mistakes. I will do better and for that, I apologise.
“I apologise to my friends and collaborators for having created this situation, and I hope they will be treated kindly. Mistakes and poor choices in my personal life are not on them, but only on me.
“We have a responsibility to one another, every day. And I have, in my past, let too many people down. I hope to one day become worthy of the trust and kindness that was placed in me by colleagues and frtiends.
“I will continue to listen, learn, and strive to be a better human being. I have sought to make amends with people, as I have been made aware of my transgressions, and will continue to do so. I have apologised, I apologise, and will continue to apologise and take total responsibility for my actions without equivocation.
“I am going to be quiet now, to listen more than I speak, for other voices matter far more than my own right now.”
This is almost similar to the groveling that director Joss Whedon did when he was outed as a sex pest.
In a follow-up story, Bleeding Cool revealed that DC dropped Ellis’ upcoming story for Dark Nights Death Metal at the request of Ellis.
Ellis now joins the ever-growing list of Social Justice Warriors who have committed sexual misconduct on the SJW Sexual Misconduct master list.
(Thanks for the news tip Cinj)
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