Alucard Anatomy - How Count Dracula became a vampire, his true powers, limits – Explored

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  @williehughes1690 · 3 years ago

  Slight nitpick here but Alucard didn't need to release his control art restrictions to take down Luke he simply got excited and thought he might actually give him a good fight.

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• JA

  @jakstrieder · 2 years ago

  Integra: Fu-ck it; dropping the formalities, ALUCARD!!!!.... go for a walk.

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• PU

  @punkghostsamurai · 3 years ago

  Truly Alucard is not only EVERLASTING he is also EVER PRESENT. thanks cat.

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• EM

  @EmreeKuri · 3 years ago

  “Spiked with a lethal dose of Schrödinger” <br>That got a little chuckle out of me.

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• DO

  @Don_Solo1 · 3 years ago

  Idk why Hellsing is becoming relevant again , it&apos;s like once a year it comes back to the forefront even after all these years. Gonna make me watch both renditions again , oh the edgy teen memories

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• BR

  @brianjohnson5272 · 3 years ago

  When hope is gone,<br>Undo this lock,<br>And send me forth,<br>On a moonlit walk!!!<br><br>Release restraint level,<br><br>Zero!

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• DA

  @DaniMartArts · 3 years ago (edited)

  So basically, Alucard became the Doctor Who paradox; a character whose own lore is set in such a multiversal way that it can both exist within the story as its main character and without its main timeline as its own self-viewer, and in no way does this break reality law, to transition between fiction and fact on a whim.

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• IN

  @inkpenavengerYT · 3 years ago

  Garlic WAS mentioned in the novel. VanHelsing has a bunch of it hung in Lucy&apos;s room to ward off Dracula, but a housekeeper throws it out because she thought the smell wasn&apos;t good for Lucy in her weakened state.

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• OL

  @OldCrowle · 3 years ago

  Actually, Dracula‘s revulsion of garlic was a major point in Bram Stoker‘s novel…

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• WH

  @whimsicallychrissy · 3 years ago

  So want to throw out something that I noticed with Schrodinger, and what I think is the biggest reason the major&apos;s plan actually worked to an extent, was that Schrodinger gave his blood and soul willingly. If he hadn&apos;t, it is very likely Alucard would have just immediately had full control over the ability rather than having to wait 30 years while he killed off all the other souls that were mixed with Schrodinger. Basically, Schrodinger has more individuality that can be expressed than a standard familiar, in the same way, and for the same reason as Pip does within Seras, and it was thanks to him spreading that individuality and identity within the other souls being consumed and that resulted in the plan working. If He had not willingly been consumed, he would have simply been under Alucard&apos;s full control from the get-go or the period of non-existence would be much shorter due to Alucard only needing to subjugate Shrodinger rather than kill all the other souls ( which ironically would have made him even more powerful then he ever was prior and still made him omnipresent ).

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• ZA

  @zacharythompson9791 · 3 years ago

  Alucard AKA Dracula is best described as a Eldritch Demigod or perhaps even a God himself.

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• AD

  @adaptivelearner6162 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m so glad you guys are keeping this character alive in pop-culture.

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