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whats that girls name from the anime resurrected???? can't remember

trinity blood is another anime that features vampires but i've only seen a2 episodes so i can't quote any names.

aaliyah "queen of the damed"

blade: ah no not a good vampire if u ask me

twlight is def out!

classic: Dracula


Hey Valag do U count as a favorite Vampire and all the Crew Members???? If so all of yah are added to this his of fav vamps.

Is it not obvious? Vlad Dracul is my favorite.

Alucard is definitely one of my favorites. Hellsing's Alucard, that is; not Castlevania's dhampir Alucard. As is Seras Victoria.

I am rather fond of Bram Stoker's Dracula. Such a tragic story, really. But I loved that movie.

I'm extremely picky about my media when it comes to stories I read and movies I watch. I don't do many anime/manga like Trinity Blood or Rosario Vampire or TV shows like True Blood. *no cable and too lazy to look it up*

Oh yes! Vincent Valteiri, TES IV: Oblivion, member and questgiver of the Dark Brotherhood.

Alucard and Vladimir of course!!

In no particular order of favoritism:

Lestat: The lead character of Ann Rice’s Vampire Chronicles. Lestat possesses a wicked sarcastic demeanor, graceful charm, viciously vindictive bloodlust, and is considered to be the most powerful vampire from rebirth.

Armand: Also from Anne Rice’s Vampire Chronicles. Armand is a worldly gentleman with the appearance of a young man. He has a deep appreciation for beauty and theater, and posses a calming demeanor which serves him well in attracting a loyal following although he prefers to suffer eternal damnation with as few confidants as possible.

David: From the 1987 film: “The Lost Boys”, as played by Keifer Sutherland. Rogue teen turned rogue vampire; David’s philosophy: “Sleep all day, party all night, never grow old, never die; it’s fun to be a vampire” struck a cord deep within me.

Jan Valek: The 1998 film “John Carpenter’s Vampires” featured a master vampire played by Thomas Ian Griffith. Valek was the epitome of the evil predatory vampire. His goal was to end the curse and limitation of only being able to hunt at night.

I would be remised if I did not mention Dracula. The count has been portrayed in every entertainment genre and by a myriad of actors. Here is a list of my favorites:

I have to begin by paying homage to the man who was the first to ever play the roll of the Count on the silver screen; the late, great, Bella Lugosi. Lugosi’s depiction of Dracula set the standard for the popular and sometimes stereotypical version of the King of Vampires.

Though I can’t exactly put my finger on why, my favorite actor to carry the name of Dracula was Richard Roxburgh in the 2004 film: Van Helsing. Maybe it was the hair, maybe it’s because the character reminded me of myself. Whatever the reason, Roxburgh’s version of Dracula is, to date, my favorite thus far.


Honorable mentions go out to the following:

From Marvel Comics: “Blade”.
From the original feature film, “Blade”: Blade, despite the fact that he’s only half vampire, he is still one of the coolest vampires in the history of film and comic books.
Also from the film, “Blade”: Donal Longue playing the part of Quinn, who was a rebellious wild vampire who uttered one of my favorite vampire lines. “I’m gonna be naughty; I’m gonna be, a naughty vampire god.”
Final honorable mention goes to, Gary Oldman for his dual role of a feeble elderly, and young debonair Dracula in the 1992 film, “Dracula”.

Ooh I love that movie but I haven't seen it in a long time. x3
Thank you Mari~ :3

You're Welcome, Kitsu. -Smile's Softly-