Dracula

Basic Information Full Name: Count Dracula Aliases/Nicknames: The Count, Master of the Castle Age: Centuries-old Gender: Male Occupation: Nobleman, vampire Affiliation: Leader of vampires Appearance Height: Not specified, but imposing Build: Strong and commanding Eye Color: Dark, piercing Hair Color: Black Distinguishing Features: Pale skin, sharp fangs, aristocratic demeanor Background Place of Origin: Transylvania, within the Carpathian Mountains Family: Descendant of Attila the Hun Education: Well-educated, aristocratic upbringing History: A Transylvanian nobleman and a vampire who has lived for centuries Personality Traits: Charismatic, cunning, ruthless Likes: Power, control, the night Dislikes: Sunlight, garlic, holy symbols Strengths: Supernatural abilities, immortality, strength Weaknesses: Sunlight, holy water, wooden stakes Abilities Skills: Manipulation, seduction, multilingual Powers (if applicable): Shape-shifting, control over animals and weather, superhuman strength Equipment/Tools: Castle, coffins filled with native soil Relationships Allies: Renfield, vampire brides Enemies: Van Helsing, Jonathan Harker, Mina Harker Romantic Interests: None specified, though he preys on women Mentors: None specified Proteges: None specified Story Arcs Notable Events: His move from Transylvania to England, his encounters with the novel’s protagonists Character Development: Dracula remains largely the same throughout the novel, embodying ancient evil Challenges/Conflicts: His efforts to spread his curse and the protagonists’ efforts to stop him Quotes Catchphrases: “I am Dracula; and I bid you welcome, Mr. Harker, to my house.” Notable Dialogue: “Listen to them—the children of the night. What music they make!” Trivia Interesting Facts: Dracula can only rest in his native soil and must be invited to enter someone’s home. Influences: Inspired by Eastern European folklore and the historical figure Vlad the Impaler Cultural Impact: Dracula is the quintessential vampire and has influenced countless works in horror and popular culture. Probable Death Battle Victor Vs Marty McFly: Dracula, due to his supernatural powers. Vs Robin Hood: Dracula, as Robin Hood’s mortal abilities are no match for Dracula’s vampiric powers. Vs T-800 Terminator: T-800 Terminator, as it is not alive and thus immune to Dracula’s life-draining abilities. Vs The Master Chief: The Master Chief, due to his advanced technology and combat training. Vs Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman, as her divine powers and combat skills surpass Dracula’s vampiric abilities. References First Appearance: “Dracula” (1897) Creators: Bram Stoker Portrayed by (if applicable): Portrayed by many actors, most famously by Bela Lugosi