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Bloody Dracul Vampir

Character

Bloody Dracul Vampir, often shortened to Vampiru, is a figure from the Sailor Moon stage musicals. The half-human, half-vampire daughter of Count Dracul, she opens as a vengeful antagonist before crossing over to fight beside the Sailor Guardians.

Kanji: ブラッディ・ドラクル・ヴァンピール
Gender: Female
Resides: Transylvania
Species: Dhampir
Japanese: ブラッディ・ドラクル・ヴァンピール
Alignment: Dracul Family
Sera Myu Actor: Hikari Ono
First Sera Myu Appearance: Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon ~ Decisive Battle / Transylvania's Forest - New Appearance! The Guardians Who Protect Chibi Moon -
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Appearance

Across her stage roles only her face and hands ever show, the rest of her kept beneath layers of costume. Her earlier appearance dresses her in a dark gown draped with a black cloak trimmed by a band of many colors, while her later one trades that for contemporary wear: denim, a shirt that may run long in the sleeve, and a jacket over top. Whichever outfit she has on, her pale skin and lengthy crimson hair falling to mid-back stay constant. Though her home lies in Transylvania, she speaks flawless Japanese throughout.

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Personality

Her early motives run on grief and grudge. She blames the Guardians for her father's death and chases the Silver Crystal hoping to bring her mother back, yet she carries no warmth for Dracul himself, convinced he stood by while her mother took her own life. Uncovering the truth reshapes her outlook and her loyalties entirely.

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History

Vampir belongs to Transylvania no Mori, its revised staging, and Chou Wakusei Death Vulcan no Fuuin, having been named in passing in an earlier show without stepping on stage. As Count Dracul's daughter by the human woman Le Fay, she is a vampire who cannot feed on human blood, and she alone holds the power to truly slay a vampire or return one to human form, a gift she uses on Sailor Uranus, Sailor Mars, and Sailor Jupiter.

She debuts as a foe alongside Lilith of Darkness, out to avenge her father and revive her mother. The revelation that Le Fay's own father killed her for loving a vampire, and that Dracul is in fact still alive, flips her allegiance. She then joins the Guardians against Dark Cain and Death Vulcan, trading blows at their side.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Bloody Dracul Vampir in Sailor Moon?

Bloody Dracul Vampir, also called Vampir, is a half human, half vampire character from the Sailor Moon stage musicals. She is the daughter of Count Dracul and begins as an antagonist before joining the Sailor Guardians.

Is Vampir a villain or an ally in the Sailor Moon musicals?

Vampir starts out as an antagonist seeking revenge against the Sailor Guardians, but after learning the truth about her mother's death she switches sides and fights alongside the Guardians against Dark Cain and Death Vulcan.

Why does Vampir want revenge on the Sailor Guardians?

Vampir initially blames the Sailor Guardians for her father Count Dracul's death and pursues the Silver Crystal hoping to revive her mother, Le Fay, who she believes took her own life.

What is Vampir's special power as a dhampir?

As a dhampir, Vampir is uniquely able to truly kill a vampire or restore one to human form, a power she uses on Sailor Uranus, Sailor Mars, and Sailor Jupiter.

Who are Vampir's parents?

Vampir's parents are Count Dracul and the human woman Le Fay, making her a half vampire, half human dhampir who cannot feed on human blood.

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