The best vampire heroes in anime

Summary

• Vampires in anime can be noble protagonists, carefree figures or contradictory beings.

• Characters like Karin Maaka, Zero Kiyuu and Terakomari Gandesblood break stereotypes.

• While Alucard is a ruthless vampire hero, Staz Charlie Blood prefers earthly obsessions.

Vampires in anime Fall into one of two categories: hero or villain. There is no shortage of the latter, but as the former, you can take several interesting rooms in storytelling, whether you have noble protagonists with a severe burden, carefree personalities who have fun with their strength or conflict -rich beings who want to put up with their place in the world.

At the brooder end there are icons such as D from the same name Vampire hunter d Series, but there are also several other characters from the caricaturist Karin Maaka in Chibi vampire To the ruthless Alucard in hell. Each of them makes their contribution to break and prove that not all bloodsuckers or creatures of the night are bad people.

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Karin Maaka (Chibi -Vampire)

Your friendly neighborhood vampire

As the name suggests Chibi vampire (known as Karin In the West) is a carefree affair with a female vampire that turns the usual tropics uniquely twisted. His hero is Karin Maaka, who identifies itself as a less common “reverse vampire” – she does not drink blood, but produces an excess of it. This makes her one of the philanthropic vampires because she has to inject her excess blood into others, which leads to a number of comedic encounters while Karin tries to navigate after everyday life.

Life becomes even more messy if it develops feelings for Kenta Usui, a human boy whose presence triggers more of Karin's blood production. Can she reconcile her identity with the world in which she is located? In any case, Karin is a hint of fresh air in the middle of her more conflict -rich contemporaries in another anime, and she is a good -hearted (sometimes clumsy) figure that wants to try to do life for people better.

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Zero Kiyuu (Vampire Ritter)

Dark and moody

• studio: Studio deen
• Publication date: April 8, 2008
• Number of episodes: 26

In a strong contrast to Karin, Zero Kiyuu is one of the iconic vampires of Vampire Knight. Zero is deeply conflicting and bears a painful background story: his family was slaughtered by vampires as a child, according to which he was shot against his will through the Pureblut Shizuka Hio. All of this offers a lot of fuel for zero resentment compared to vampires, although he is one of them and has to live with the same tenders.

His inner conflict dedicated to the protection of humans and makes him one of the most convincing characters in history. Although he looks cold and far away as a vampire hunter, he also fought passionately to protect others, including the one who is closest to him. At the same time, it is also of intensive self -laughing due to his bubbling hatred against all vampires.

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Terakomari Gandesblood

Forgot it until you do it

Similar Chibi vampirePresent The trouble of a vampire princess from the vampire Offers a happy postmodern shoot on a worn archetype. Terakomari Gandesblood was born in the nobility and, as such, bears the expectation that she will be a ruthless warrior. In reality, she is a pacifist and introverted, who is better suited to stay inside. In addition, she refuses to drink blood and there is no physical strength. Her life changes forever when she is responsible for a unit in the Mulnite Imperial Army and leads a battalion of hardened soldiers.

With the help of her loyal maid, she makes a committed program of bluffers, deception and forging while trying to lead her band to victory, despite her great lack of fighting experience. The beguiling mixture of fantasy elements with action and comedy of the anime is embodied by his heroine, who goes from the unsafe leader to inspire the figurehead to be inspired and gains the admiration and respect of her army. She embodies the belief that brains are sometimes just as important, if not more than muscles.

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Staz Charlie Blood (Vampire Lad)

He would rather do something else

Sometimes life is not easy for a vampire. There is the entire Palava about drinking blood and other related problems in relation to maintenance, and for such a person it is only too much and they prefer to only see anime and play video games. This is the case at Staz Charlie Blood, the central protagonist of Blood Lad. Despite his high status as a boss in the demonic underworld, he is actually obsessed with earth media and would rather indulge in his hobbies than spoiling his vampirism.

When he crosses a person with a person who is accidentally killed in the demon world and becomes a spirit, his priorities change and he decides to bring them back to life. So an epic search begins that shows Staz 'friendliness, courage and loyalty to his loved ones. The absolute opposite of a brooding, tortured soul is instead a brave, compassionate, compassionate, which, despite its immense strength and supernatural skills, avoids its strength.

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Alucard (Hellsing)

The red devil

One of the most powerful vampires in the anime, Hellsing's Alucard is a vampire that exists to free the world not only other vampires, but also the supernatural threat that puts the world in danger. With his trademark of red robe and malicious grin, he is a world away that removes no longer reserved personalities such as Staz Charlie Blood or Terakomari Gandesblood and is immense to eradicate his demonic enemies, often with a well -placed taunt.

Alucard also has a more nuanced side because he has resigned himself to his skills and interactions with the human world. However, this is complemented by its immense strength and perseverance in the fight. His status as a top animal monster slayer is what makes it out hell Such an incredible watch with your rivers of gore and breathtaking set pieces.

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Alucard (Castlevania)

Pale and fascinating

The hopes were high when the Castlevania Anime debuted on Netflix. Not only these hopes were fulfilled, they were also exceeded because the combination of great writing and convincing characters made the show a hit and also one of the best video game adjustments that were ever made. One of the most convincing characters in the series was Alucard, son of Dracula and reluctant ally in the fight against evil. He dominates gently, but terribly powerful and dominates the story.

Alucard's showdown with his father was a bloody, brutal fist fight that delivered the epic finale for the second season of the show, but his story also takes a more melancholic turn in his episodes when he withdraws and dissolves in his castle. Alucard is a violent fighter, but also a reluctant ally for humanity and proves that sometimes the noblest route can be the loneliest.

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Saya

A sword super talent

• Publication date: November 18, 2000 (Japan)
• Duration: 48 minutes
• Studio: Production IG

Blood: the last vampire will be remembered as one of the outstanding Ovas of the 2000s. Animated by production IG from a script by Kenji Kamiyama, it says the story of a lonely wolf named Saya, who works for a secret government organization that tracks and eliminates chiropterans. Monstrous creatures that dress up as humans and hunt the weaker than them. Saya has little moral conflicts in the film; She is a living weapon and devotes herself to the job.

In contrast to some other protagonists on this list, Saya is unique due to her status as a contractor for higher authority. Her supernatural vampire skills are also combined with the fatal mastery of the sword, which means that even the toughest enemies can work quickly. Cold and fatally efficient, with a mysterious past, her appearance as a teenager is just a fog wall for the devastating powerful fighter.

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D

The Crown Prince of Anime Vampires Heroes

Probably The The most famous vampire in anime, D, is immediately recognized by his long coat, his wide bright sword and his huge sword. The D stands for Dhampyr; A semi -human, half vampire that has the morality of the former mixed with the fatal forces of the latter. The character began in a bestseller series of novels by Hideyuki Kikuchi and illustrated by Legendary Final fantasy Artist Yoshitaka Amano and has been adapted to celebrated anime ever since.

D gets the top position because it is the worst of all vampire hunters, but also the most unique; His left left hand, which is helpful as a left hand, offers support in combat, but also humorous. It embodies the eternal struggle between darkness and light. His fighting skills are unsurpassed, but he also has a fixed moral center and he is devoted to the protection of mankind by wiping out monsters.