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[Duwop]

It's weird but I was watching and looking to see if these dudes had the power to stop Lestat.

Mobility is about equal. They didn't fly a whole lot, but I think they could fly. And they only used their speed in burts

Strength wise... I think pure physical strength goes to Lestat. Hands down


they used magic, not only does Lestat not use magic, he hates it. So they had that advantage.

Lestat is also a pyrokenetic... So a lot of those fire attacks would be useless.

And he doesn't have the stake to heart, running water, or holy water weaknesses.

Dracula was pretty formidable in this anime. But I think Lestat can take him.

He would run through his minions like akasha did those vampires in the bar scene of QOTD. But Dracula would be significantly stronger. I still think Lestat has more overall power

 

[IP360]

Dracula is a good villain in this. He's sort of like IW Thanos. He's not just acting out of pure evil. He kinda thinks he's right. I mean he is going for revenge too, but he does honestly believe that humanity is a plague that has to be stopped for the good of the world.

His wife was changing him tho. Had she lived...he wouldn't have waged the war.

But...I can't really blame him tho. As evil as he is...you kinda understand his reasoning to a point. His issue is putting ALL of humanity in that plague category.

 

[VulcanRaven]

Dracula is a good villain in this. He's sort of like IW Thanos. He's not just acting out of pure evil. He kinda thinks he's right. I mean he is going for revenge too, but he does honestly believe that humanity is a plague that has to be stopped for the good of the world.

In a way I agree with him.

 

[Ironman]

Dracula is a good villain in this. He's sort of like IW Thanos. He's not just acting out of pure evil. He kinda thinks he's right. I mean he is going for revenge too, but he does honestly believe that humanity is a plague that has to be stopped for the good of the world.

Honestly this show so far hasn't really shown a reason why humanity needs to stick around lol. Isaac going nuts and is about to build his own army to wage war against humans. Meanwhile Hector getting ethered at the end yeesh.

 

[Northside7]

Hector was too damn soft.

There needs to be a third season.

 

[Northside7]

A 10 episode third season is in the works.

 

[SeaSnake]

Watched first few episodes. Im not convinced them 2 human dudes went through enough pain to have a legit anti human stance.

 

[IP360]

Honestly this show so far hasn't really shown a reason why humanity needs to stick around lol. Isaac going nuts and is about to build his own army to wage war against humans. Meanwhile Hector getting ethered at the end yeesh.

Hector...my gawd. That muthafucca took an L bigger than the damn castle. Lol.

I don't think Issac has gone nuts per se. More like continuing where Dracula left off at. He was the most loyal.

 

[IP360]

Watched first few episodes. Im not convinced them 2 human dudes went through enough pain to have a legit anti human stance.

Issac...I can see. Hector...damn I forgot what was his gripe. Lol.

 

[SeaSnake]

Issac...I can see. Hector...damn I forgot what was his gripe. Lol.

Hector loked bringing back dead animals and shit and mad cuz nobody liked it. Issac was just a brother trappee in an all white world. So i understand wanting to end all of them. Just dont be bringing that shit further lol i mean we go crazy around too much white exposure now can imagine back then

 

[The Lonious Monk]

In a way I agree with him.

Me too. Humanity ain't shit. The only reason Dracula might be wrong is that humanity does have the potential to become better.

 

[SeaSnake]

Me too. Humanity ain't shit. The only reason Dracula might be wrong is that humanity does have the potential to become better.

My thing is vampires came from humans who are they too decide peoples fate.

 

[The Lonious Monk]

My thing is vampires came from humans who are they too decide peoples fate.

Might makes right I guess. Drac decided to do it because he could.

 

[IP360]

Might makes right I guess. Drac decided to do it because he could.

Well he did it b/c they killed his wife. She pretty much changed him. Which what Alacard said when someone asked why Dracula didn't turn her, and he responded back "She turned him".

His feelings with humanity was on bad standings before, but she made him go out in the world and travel. So when he came back, I think his view changed...until found out they killed her.

 

[VulcanRaven]

Honestly this show so far hasn't really shown a reason why humanity needs to stick around lol. Isaac going nuts and is about to build his own army to wage war against humans. Meanwhile Hector getting ethered at the end yeesh.

LOL I was just waiting for Carmilla to reveal her true intentions. I saw that coming.

 

[IP360]

LOL I was just waiting for Carmilla to reveal her true intentions. I saw that coming.

You'd think being around vampires, he'd known better than to trust them. That what his dumbazzz get.

 

[Mister]

On Hector's motivations: He was down for the culling of the human race, not the extermination of them. He was throwed and an outcast so I can understand him getting down with that plan. He'd be the superior human in that world.

 

[SeaSnake]

I feel like Dracula bored looking at this last episode. Like he def couldve ended niggas.

 

[IP360]

 

[The Lonious Monk]

What the fuck? That's cool, but random and frankly crazy. I wonder how they're going to work that. The storylines for the two franchises are very different. I guess they aren't different enough to be tied together in some way but still...