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Undead solid manifestations. Are one of the few supernatural beings who apart from fangs look most human in appearance. Much like other supernatural beings they can exist for centuries but are dependent on a regular supply of blood to stop the aging process. Can transform into bats and convert humans into new vampires by biting them. Are also allergic to sunlight, garlic and holy items. |
Undead solid manifestations. Are one of the few supernatural beings who apart from fangs look most human in appearance. Much like other supernatural beings they can exist for centuries but are dependent on a regular supply of blood to stop the aging process. Can transform into bats and convert humans into new vampires by biting them. Are also allergic to sunlight, garlic and holy items. |
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== Vampires in The Real Ghostbusters == |
== Vampires in The Real Ghostbusters == |
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Revision as of 14:36, 6 July 2010
Undead solid manifestations. Are one of the few supernatural beings who apart from fangs look most human in appearance. Much like other supernatural beings they can exist for centuries but are dependent on a regular supply of blood to stop the aging process. Can transform into bats and convert humans into new vampires by biting them. Are also allergic to sunlight, garlic and holy items.
Vampires in The Real Ghostbusters
Vampires attacking Ray.
Vampires have appeared twice in the series, in the episodes No One Comes To Lupusville and Transylanian Homesick Blues.
Vampire-like creatures have also been featured in the series such as the ectoplasm vampire in My Left Fang and later in Extreme Ghostbusters, laughter vampires in the forms of clowns appear in the episode Killjoys.
And on a side note, Dracula was featured in the The Real Ghostbusters Toy Line.