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Originally Posted by danin8r44
I'm no expert on vampires, but I have heard plenty of vampire legends that far predate R+V that say to turn someone into a vampire you must inject them with vampire blood, otherwise the person just dies from blood loss. As for the less refined version of the original, this is only due to his powers being held back by his bracelet.
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Honestly this is the first fandom I've seen where the whole transfer of blood thing was a major focus. Then again, I'm not really much of a vampire fan to begin with, just dabbling between this and
Hellsing every once in a while so I guess that's a personal bias on what I percieve as "popular view".
When I said "less refined" I meant the nature of Tsukune's final transformation, not necessarily his power. In Moka's own words, "Vampires are a naturally violent race, a Ghoul is a personification of that." Without that bracelet keeping tabs on his output, that instinct would consume him; power without control and all that.
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