List of vampire traits in folklore and fiction

The following tables compare traits given to vampires in folklore and fiction. Over time, some attributes now regarded as integral became incorporated into the vampire's profile: fangs and vulnerability to sunlight appeared over the course of the 19th century, with Varney the Vampire and Count Dracula both bearing protruding teeth, and Murnau's Nosferatu (1922) being the first vampire to be killed by daylight on screen. Fatal exposure to sunlight of a vampire in their coffin dates at least as far back as The Story of Yand Manor House (1898) by E. and H. Heron.

Although Bram Stoker's novel is the best known vampire fiction of the 19th century, it is the aristocratic figure of Lord Ruthven who is thought to have inspired the elegant and suave creature of stage and film. Lord Ruthven and Varney were able to be healed by moonlight, although no account of this is known in traditional folklore.

The cloak appeared in stage productions of the 1920s, with a high collar introduced by playwright Hamilton Deane to help Dracula "vanish" on stage. Recent vampire fiction set in the present typically has the vampires dressed either like everyday humans, or in hyper-stylish but contemporary attire.

Appearance

Reflection, film and shadow refer to how the vampires appear in reflections, on film and if they cast shadows.

Setting	Skin Color	Fangs	Reflection	Film	Shadow	Attractiveness/other	When Dead
European folklore	Ruddy or dark	Yes	Varies	Template:Dunno	Varies	Varies; historically, bloated corpses were mistaken for vampires	Template:Dunno
North American folklore	Varies	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Varies	Template:Dunno
Chinese Folklore	Greenish-white/pale	varies (if yes, usually in a modern context)	Yes, but they are terrified of them	Yes	Yes	Varies	Template:Dunno
"The Vampyre"(1819)	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Young, seductive, sexual and alluring	Template:Dunno
Varney the Vampire (1845)	"White and bloodless"	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hideous, but has hypnotizing eyes	Template:Dunno
Carmilla (1871)	Rich and brilliant	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Unearthly beauty	Template:Dunno
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1897)	Dracula: pale, female vampires red	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	No	Dracula: Varies between elderly/gray-haired and handsome/black-haired depending on blood consumption Female Vampires: Beautiful to the point of hypnotic	Dust, except for newborn vampires, who become corpses
Nosferatu (1922)	Pale	Shark/Rodent-like teeth	Yes	Yes	Yes	Hideous/ Hairless, and gargoyle/rat-like	Smoke and dust
Black Sunday (1960)	Pale	No	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Asa Vajda: Young, seductive, sexual and alluring despite prominent puncture wounds on face Igor Javutich: Imposing, with prominent puncture wounds on face Dr. Kruvajan: Ordinary	Template:Dunno
Dark Shadows (1966)	Ordinary, Has a yearning to destroy except some characters	Retractable	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Corpse
Vampirella (1969)	Ordinary	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Younger vampires appear inhumanly beautiful, while older vampires are more monstrous in appearance	Template:Dunno
Count Chocula (1971)	Tanned	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Cartoon person	Chocolate cereal dust[Citation needed]
Marvel Comics	Pale/grey/white	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Varies from ordinary to demonic/goblin/gargoyle-like	Template:Dunno
Blade (1973)	Ordinary/Pale	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary, but often somewhat above average	Template:Dunno
Blade (film series)	Vampire: Pale/ordinary	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Varies	Dust
	Reapers: Pale and mottled	Yes (Leech-like inner mouth)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Hideous	Dust
Sesame Street (1972)	Lavender	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Muppet	Template:Dunno
Dungeons & Dragons (1974)	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	No	As they were in life, although their features are often hardened and feral, with the predatory look of wolves	Corpse
Stephen King	Grandfathers: yellow	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Extremely deformed	Template:Dunno
	Type Ones: pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Seductive and alluring	Template:Dunno
	Type Twos: pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Beautiful	Template:Dunno
	Type Threes: ordinary	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Template:Dunno
Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles (1976)	Pale, smooth, marble-like, gets whiter with age	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	All are beautiful. The transformation enhances their beauty. The older and stronger they get, the less human they look but still remain beautiful.	Dust
The Little Vampire (novel series 1979 & adaptations)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Alluring	Template:Dunno
Bunnicula (1979)	Furry	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Adorable to all, intimately only with other rabbits	Template:Dunno
Doctor Who	Great Vampires: grey	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Bat-like creatures	Template:Dunno
	Vampires: pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary/Varies	Template:Dunno
The Hunger (1981)	Pale	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Alluring	Template:Dunno
DC Comics	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Varies	Template:Dunno
Fevre Dream (1982)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Alluring and beautiful	Corpse
Count Duckula (1983)	Green	Template:Some	No	Template:Dunno	No	Cartoon duck	The theme song prominently shows a previous incarnation of Count Duckula turning to salt and dissolving in sunlight. However, the incarnation depicted in the show is frequently in sunlight to no ill effects, possibly due to his servant accidentally using ketchup instead of blood in the reincarnation ritual that resulted in the main character of the TV series. It is unknown what happens if he is staked through the heart.
Vampire Hunter D (1983)	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes (No in original novels. Dhampir shadow is faint)	Possess a strange unearthly beauty	Template:Dunno
Fright Night (1985, 2011)	Ordinary/Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Somewhat attractive. Demonic/goblin/gargoyle-like when enraged or in pain	Catch on fire/burn to embers
Necroscope (1986)	Pale	Yes	Yes shows true self	Template:Dunno	Yes	Can make themselves beautiful or hideous	Template:Dunno
Vamp (1986)	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Template:Dunno
Castlevania series (1986)	Pale/Grey	Yes	In Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, they do not have reflection. In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, vampiric characters do not appear on stages with mirrors in them.	Template:Dunno	Yes	The Elder Vampires are beautiful, while the Vampire Warriors are bat-like creatures because they don't know how to shapeshift.	Template:Dunno
GURPS (1986)	Pallor, except after eating human blood	Yes	No	No	No	Unspecified; listed characteristics represent the default, others can be taken	Template:Dunno
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (1987)	Ordinary	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Varies	Ash/Dust
The Lost Boys (1987)	Full vampires: Ordinary, a little pale	Retractable	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary. Become quite ugly when about to attack and fangs appear.	Varies
	Half-vampire (pre-turning): Ordinary	Gradually gain them	No	Template:Dunno	No	As in life	Template:Dunno
Shadowrun (1989)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Ordinary, although the Nosferatu strain are generally bald and kind of ugly	Corpse
The Witcher (1986)	Varies greatly by subspecies, from normal to pale to dark gray	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	No	Varies by subspecies, from monstrous and bat-like to human-like; some can appear entirely human	Corpse
The Vampire Diaries (Novel (1991) and television series)	Ordinary	Retractable	Yes	Novels:Unknown, TV Series: Yes	Yes	Alluring. Typically beautiful (true vampire face is shown while feeding, by force of will or thinking about blood; blood vessels under and around the eyes swell and protrude from the face, the eyes become bloodshot until the sclera becomes dark red, fangs grow and extend)	Gray corpse with swelled superficial veins protruding from the entire body (TV series); regular corpse (most vampires in books); dust (very old vampires in books)
World of Darkness (1991)	Varies	Retractable - Nagaraja, however, instead have non-retractable rows of shark like fangs	Yes - Lasombra, however, don't have them	Template:Some	Yes	Varies by bloodline, individual, and discipline. Most notably, Nosferatus are hideously deformed, while Toreadors are beautiful.	Dust
Blood Ties, based on the Blood Books (1991)	Ordinary	Retractable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Ordinary	Template:Dunno
Batman & Dracula (1991–1998)	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Grotesque, humanoid gargoyle	Template:Dunno
Forever Knight (1992)	Pale	Retractable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Ordinary	Template:Dunno
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (movie) (1992)	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Corpse
Anno Dracula series (1992)	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Varies depending on the bloodline	Template:Dunno
Magic: The Gathering	Pale	Yes; fangs extend an extra quarter inch when biting	Yes; silver reflects their original mortal self, ignoring their true vampiric appearance and their glamour	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary; their sclera are black and the irises gold, silver, or other colors; their skin is cool to the touch; their hair is often black but can also be deep purple, dark magenta, burgundy, or even dark blue-green; vampires also tend to have long and slightly curved fingernails	Template:Dunno
Ravnica	Pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Varies; some are attractive, while others are ordinary, unsettling (though not necessarily unnatractive), or horrifying (the moroii appear as horrifying winged beasts)	Template:Dunno
Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter (1993)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary, but some bloodlines seem to get more attractive with age, some less, and many vampires are attractive as this was the reason they were sired	Template:Dunno
The Elder Scrolls (1994)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Feral-looking versions of humans; however, they can look more human if they drink human blood. Vampire Lords can assume a bat-like appearance.	Corpse, but gradually crumbles to dust
Darkstalkers (1994)	Pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	His true form is demonic, but he can change into human form. Both forms are extremely muscular.	Template:Dunno
Preacher (1995)	Pale	Template:Some	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary (except eyes)	Template:Dunno
Vampire in Brooklyn (1995)	Normal	Retractable	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Likely greater as happened with Julius Jones at the end	Template:Dunno
From Dusk till Dawn (1996)	Pale, with scales or flaked skin	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Not only manifest in a human form, but monstrous with reptilian, bat or rat characteristics	Turns to desert-like dust
Discworld	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Alluring	Dust, can be revived with blood
Warhammer	Pale	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Dunno	Template:Some	Varies; individuals of the Lahmian and Von Carstein bloodlines are attractive unless they give in to their bloodthirst, eventually devolving into a varghulf; the Blood Dragons are disheveled; the Strigoi and Necrachs are both horrifying	Corpse
Legacy of Kain (1996)	Varies, but changes as vampire ages	Yes, extend when feeding	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ancient vampires were alluring, while human turned vampire evolutions became more grotesque over the centuries.	Impalement: body remains in stasis unless the soul is consumed by the Wheel of Fate in the Spectral Realm. Younger vampires burned, submerged, or decapitated: body dissolves regardless of what happens to their souls.
Night World (1996)	Pale	Retractable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Alluring; in anticipation of feeding, a vampire's eyes grow silver in color and reflective (in the case of a vampire with yellow eyes, the combination of yellow with the silvery hue will render their eyes golden in appearance), their lips redden as blood rushes to them, and their canine teeth will further lengthen, usually to the level of their lower lip, though a vampire can retract these fangs at will, or when put off of feeding.	Corpse
Buffyverse (1997)	Ordinary	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Can appear as normal humans; however, when feeding or angry, they reveal their true vampire visage where their eyes turn yellow, their eyebrows are gone and they grow fangs and pointed teeth. Extremely old vampires are unable to take a human face.	Most turn to dust, including clothing. An exception is The Master, an ancient vampire who left behind a skeleton which could be used to revive him through a certain ritual.
Hellsing (1997) (2006–12)	Ordinary	Yes, can vary between a mouth full of fangs, and only two	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Alluring, the older the vampire the more powerful the allure	Burn in blue flames if belonging to Millennium or otherwise turn to dust
Touhou Project (1997)	Pale	Yes	Unknown, probably yes	Yes	Unknown, probably yes	Cute, beautiful and attractive, with red or yellow eyes and wings	Template:Dunno
Shiki (1998)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Varies	Burned corpse
Ultraviolet (1998)	Ordinary/Pale	Yes	No	No, only living things can detect them.	Yes	Ordinary but often somewhat above average	Template:Dunno
Night Watch (1998)	Ordinary	Retractable	Yes, even if the vampire himself turns invisible	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Template:Dunno
John Carpenter's Vampires (1998)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Catch on fire, then turn to dust
Den of Shadows (1999)	Pale	Yes	Faint reflection that disappears with age	Template:Dunno	Yes	Beautiful	Template:Dunno
The Saga of Darren Shan (2000)	Ordinary or pale; purple for vampaneze subrace	No	Yes	Template:Some	Yes	Ordinary, but vampaneze subrace become swollen and discolored from overfeeding	Template:Dunno
The Dresden Files (2000)	White court: ordinary	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Extremely attractive	Template:Dunno
	Red court: ordinary when human	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Slimy and batlike, but with an attractive human "costume"	Template:Dunno
	Black court: corpse-like	No	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Corpselike	Template:Dunno
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase (2000)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Alluring	Dust
Blood: The Last Vampire (2000)	Gray, except for Saya who is ordinary	Except for Saya	Yes	Yes	Yes	Saya is ordinary, the other Chiropterans are monstrous, but can look like normal humans.	Template:Dunno
Tsukihime (2000)	True Ancestors: ordinary	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Template:Dunno
	Dead Apostles: pale	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Ordinary, but their bodies are in constant degeneration.	Template:Dunno
Trinity Blood (2001)	Methuselahs: varies	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Beautiful	Template:Dunno
	Crusniks: pale, except Lilith	Retractable	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Varies	Template:Dunno
The Southern Vampire Mysteries (2001); True Blood (2008)	Pale	Retractable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Ordinary, but humans can develop more attraction to them by drinking their blood, and also with the power to "Glamour" ordinary humans into enticement.	Bloody pulp, or in rare cases of very old vampires, disappearing into flame and smoke upon meeting the sun.
Blood Moon (2001)	Pale	Yes	Yes, but their eyes reflect black instead of red	Yes, but their eyes are depicted as black instead of red	Yes	Ordinary but often somewhat above average	Template:Dunno
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (2001)	Pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Attractive	Corpse
30 Days of Night (2002)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Steve Niles mentioned that they have an alien-like appearance. They are also described as being gruesome yet attractive.	Template:Dunno
Charmed	Ordinary	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Catch on fire
BloodRayne (2002)	Pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	They come in all shapes and sizes, from human-looking to monstrous-looking	Template:Dunno
AdventureQuest (2002)	Same as in previous life	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Same as in previous life	Template:Dunno
Saga of the Noble Dead (2003)	Pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Kind of beautiful	Template:Dunno
Moon Child (2003)	Ordinary	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary, but some are above average	Template:Dunno
Underworld (2003)	Pale	Retractable	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary (irises can turn blue or gold, depending on the vampire)	Corpse
Chibi Vampire/Karin (2003)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Template:Dunno
The Sims	Varies, depending on original race	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Normal	Dust
Let the Right One In (2004)	Pale	Retractable	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary, but appearance will deteriorate if deprived of blood. The appearance can also morph, and vaguely implied to be able to sprout wings.	Template:Dunno
Hollows (2004)	Living Low Blood: ordinary	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Template:Dunno
	Living High Blood: pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Beautiful	Template:Dunno
	Undead: pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Beautiful	Template:Dunno
Black Blood Brothers (2004)	Vampires are ordinary, but the Kowloon Children are pale.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Vampires are ordinary, but Kowloon Children have a feral and monstrous appearance.	Dust
Van Helsing (2004)	Pale	Retractable	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Above average when in human form, but they turn into a winged bat/demon-like creature, which is possibly their true appearance.	Bones
Rosario + Vampire (2004)	Ordinary	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Beautiful, unless they absorb other monsters, in which case they became monstrous	Corpse
Gantz	Ordinary	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Template:Dunno
Stargate (Wraiths - Stargate: Atlantis, 2004)	White, green or blue	Sharp Teeth	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Hideous	Template:Dunno
Vampire Knight (2004)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Beautiful, except for the Level E Vampires, which resemble weak and disheveled humans	Sand/dust for all but the Purebloods who turn to glass and shatter into particles
The Librarian (2004)	Pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Old vampires are ordinary in appearance, but new ones are hideous.	Template:Dunno
Blood Alone (2005)	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Beautiful	Template:Dunno
The Historian (2005)	Pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Varies, but new vampires look like sick people	Template:Dunno
Monogatari series (2005)	Vampire: pale	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Dunno	No	Varies, but are generally beautiful, most have golden hair/eyes.	Corpse, although their remains would turn into ashes after a certain period of time
	Jiangshi: Like rotting corpses	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Look like corpses during the Rigor mortis phase	Template:Dunno
Twilight (2005)	Pale, harder than diamonds, sparkles in sunlight	No, their teeth are sharp and serrated and coated in venom, but not pointed	Yes	Yes	Yes	Usually alluring, inhumanly beautiful	Corpses can attempt to reconstruct themselves, unless burnt to ash.
Blood+ (2005)	Ordinary, except fail chiropterans that have gray skin	Template:Some	Yes	Yes	Yes	Ordinary, except for fail chiropterans that are monstrous	Template:Dunno
Kitty Norville novels (2005)	Template:Dunno	Yes	Normally present, but they can alter this	Normally present, but they can alter this	Template:Dunno	As in life	Decay rapidly, as if the body had been rotting since it became a vampire; older vampires become dust. Clothing/immediate surroundings also affected. Sun-exposed vampires become ash.
Dance in the Vampire Bund (2005)	Pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Different monstrous form, but they can look human	Template:Dunno
David Wellington (2006)	Pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hideous	Template:Dunno
Supernatural (2005)	Ordinary	Retractable	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Corpse
Frostbiten (2006)	Pale	Fangs grow longer when attacking people	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary, but the "pill-vampires" turn monstrous when attacking people, while the supervampire shapeshifts into a demonic creature to hunt. The original vampires look human all the time. All the vampires have orange eyes that turn red when their bloodlust is awakened. The vampires also have exposed veins.	Template:Dunno
Dwarf Fortress (2006)	Ordinary	Retractable	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Beautiful	Corpse
Blindsight (2006)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Tall, with a "predatory appearance"; baseline humans possess an instinctive panic response to them.	Template:Dunno
Mercy Thompson/Alpha and Omega novels (2006 on)	Ordinary	Yes	Template:Dunno	It is implied that they can avoid appearing on film, but don't automatically do so	Template:Dunno	Normal	Ash, or pieces; if physically intact, can be revived
Kate Daniels novels	Template:Dunno (Frequently wearing purple sunblock)	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Emaciated, increasingly inhuman with age, eventually quadrupedal	Template:Dunno
Young Dracula (2006)	Varies	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Yes	Varies	Dust
Sanctuary (2007)	Ordinary	Template:Some	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Varies	Template:Dunno
The Shadowhunter Chronicles (The Mortal Instruments) (2007)	Pale	Retractable	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Beautiful/emaciated (true appearance has protruding veins and yellow eyes in film)	Template:Dunno
Vampire Academy (2007)	Pale	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Dunno	Yes	Moroi are beautiful and Strigoi are beautiful too, but have red-ringed iris around their pupils	Template:Dunno
House of Night (2007)	Blue Vampyres: Pale with sapphire markings	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Alluring	Template:Dunno
	Red Vampyres: Pale with red markings	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Depends: red fledglings are described as gross, but once they choose to be good and become an adult they can be alluring	Template:Dunno
Moonlight (2007)	Ordinary	Retractable	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary, but many are above average	Template:Dunno
The Adventures of Dr. McNinja	Pale	Yes	No	No	Yes	Varies; human vampires resemble stereotypical Gothic vampires (long hair, angular faces, etc.)	Dust
Being Human (BBC) (2008)	Ordinary	Retractable	No	Do not appear on film or video	Yes	Ordinary (entire eyes can turn pitch black, usually while fangs are extended)	Body and clothing turn to dust/ash
Being Human (Syfy)	Ordinary	Retractable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Ordinary (entire eyes can turn pitch black, usually while fangs are extended)	Body and clothing turn to dust/ash
Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi (2008)	Ordinary	Retractable	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Very attractive	Template:Dunno
Demigod (2009)	(Lord Erebus) pale grey	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	hairless; pointed ears	Template:Dunno
MS Paint Adventures, including Homestuck (2009)	Bioluminescent	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Varies, though shown to be vary attractive. Also called "Rainbow drinkers", since Troll blood comes in 12/13 shades.	Template:Dunno
Split (2009)	Pale	Yes	If a vampire were to look into a mirror, their soul would be imprisoned in it. Breaking the mirror causes the vampire's soul to "break", killing the vampire.	Template:Dunno	Yes	Beautiful	Template:Dunno
The Strain (2009)	Pale	No	In silver-backed mirrors their image is blurred and distorted	Template:Dunno	Yes	Horrible	Template:Dunno
Wizards of Waverly Place	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Beautiful	Template:Dunno
Blood Lad (2009)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Ordinary, but with razor sharp teeth	Corpse
The Parasol Protectorate (2009)	Pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Ordinary	Template:Dunno
Daybreakers (2010)	Ordinary	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Normal, but with pallid skin and yellow eyes. However, if deprived of blood they become deformed, their ears grow, they lose their hair, grow claws and wings and become bat-like creatures called "Subsiders".	Template:Dunno
Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter (2010) novel and film	Pale/White/Grey	Retractable	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Very Beautiful. Eyes turn partially or completely black when the vampire is enraged/ In the film, the skin can turn grey and mottled, the nails, teeth and jaws becomes animalistic and the eyes can turn partially or completely black (while the vampire can also become more pale or chalk white with reddish, bloodshot eyes).	Template:Dunno
American Vampire (2010)	European bloodline: pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Slightly distorted	Corpse (skeleton when exposed to sunlight)
	American bloodline: as when alive	Yes	Distorted	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Usually normal, but severely distorted and animalistic when enraged.	Corpse
	Homo Abdominum Canis Asiatic-2: hairy	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Usually normal, but can shapeshift into large bipedal anthropomorphic wolf-like beasts.	Corpse
	Native American bloodline: red	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Massive bipedal reptilian monsters.	Corpse
	Gaelic bloodline: grey	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Usually normal, but can shapeshif into huge anthropomorphic vampire bat-like creatures	Corpse
	Gargoyles: rock-like	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Golem like-humanoids.	Corpse
	Ustrel: red	No, just a stinger beneath the tongue	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Ugly.	Corpse
	Mummies: emaciated	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Zombie-like appearance.	Corpse
	Bavarians: pale grey	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Nosferatu-like appearance.	Corpse
	Balkians: pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Slighty disorted	Corpse
	Gorgons: green	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Medusa-like appearance.	Corpse
	Ancients: pale (Dedi and Ji), hairy (Urbarra)	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Dedi: Bat-like humanoid, Urbarra: Werewolf-creature and Ji:Gigantic bald humanoid with long pointed ears.	Corpse
	Sixth Breed: yellowish green	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Slighty disorted.	Corpse
	Seventh Breed: green	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Gigantic amalgations of different mouths and eyes with two wings.	Corpse
	Issaku: white	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	tall alien-like humanoids.	Corpse
Shadowspawn series (2010)	Normal	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Beautiful; yellow eyes when night-walking	Corpse; if post-corporeal, nothing
Vampireology (2010)	Pale, becomes paler the longer a vampire goes without feeding	Yes	Reflection becomes less opaque the longer a vampire goes without feeding.	Template:Dunno	Yes	Belial: three horns on their heads Ba'al: short and goblinlike Moloch: bull-like head, hooves and claws	Template:Dunno
Adventure Time (2010)	Blue-gray	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Described as "sexy", mostly Marceline.	Suffer from horrific pimple-like bumps and burn to dust.
Monster High (2010)	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Some	Yes	Beautiful, but have pointy, elf-like ears	Template:Dunno
We Are the Night (2010)	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Transformation turns them into the peak of their beauty	Template:Dunno
My Babysitter's a Vampire (2010)	Full vampires: ordinary	Retractable	No	No	Template:Dunno	Ordinary, but when angry, or about to fight someone their fangs grow, and their eyes either glow a yellowish color or a dark blueish purple color.	Template:Dunno
	Fledgling: ordinary	Yes	Faded, or murky	No	Template:Dunno	As in life	Template:Dunno
All Souls series & its adaptation A Discovery of Witches (2011)	Pale & slightly pearlescent	Just serrated teeth	Yes	Yes	Yes	Completely beautiful, charming, graceful, musical; taller than when human; blush & bloodshot eyes after hunting	Corpse
Vampire Cheerleaders (2011)	Pale	Retractable	Yes	Yes	Yes	Beautiful, although their eyes turn blood-red when about to feed or when angry	Template:Dunno
inFamous: Festival of Blood (2011)	Pale	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Bloody Mary is beautiful, but her true form and her underlings are monstrous with bat/rat like traits; Firstborns can take on a human appearance	Dust
Seraph of the End (2012)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	As in previous life, although their eyes turn blood-red and their ears become pointed once they consume human blood for the first time and become a full vampire	Dust
Hotel Transylvania (2012)	Ordinary	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Varies	Template:Dunno
Vamps (2012)	Pale	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary	Template:Dunno
Byzantium (2013)	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	retractable thumb claw	Template:Dunno
The Coldest Girl in Coldtown (2013)	Pale perfect skin, after excessive feeding face turns puffy and pink	not- retractable	Yes	Yes	Yes	"More beautiful than living". Beauty increases with age. Eyes are bright red.	When burned by sun turn into heap of black smoke and steam. Steak through the heart leaves behind a body (unclear).
Penny Dreadful (2014)	Pale	Shark-like teeth	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Master vampires are hideous, hairless, and have blood-red eyes but infected vampires are ordinary with blood-red eyes.	Template:Dunno
What We Do in the Shadows (2014)	Pale white	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Ordinary; keep same appearance when from they were human	Charred corpse, if killed by sunlight
The Laundry Files ("PHANG Syndrome")	Pale	Yes	Yes, but cannot see it themselves	No	Template:Dunno	Highly attractive	Corpse
Interviews with Monster Girls (2014)	Pale	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Ordinary	Template:Dunno
Midnight Occult Civil Servants (2015)	human	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	releases pheromones to make people attracted or faint	turns to fine ash
Broken Moon (2015)	Pale grey	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Sinister and demonic-looking with red eyes and pointed ears, older vampires look like Nosferatu.	Corpse
Carry On (2015)	Normal, pale grey when malnourished	Retractable	Yes	Yes	Yes	As they were in life	Pile of blood and ashes
American Horror Story: Hotel (2015)	Ordinary/pale	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Ordinary but often somewhat above average	Corpse
Van Helsing (2016)	Ordinary/pale	Template:Some	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Dimitri's vampires look human Julius' vampires look like diseased people Feral vampires look hideous Elders have a demonic and inhuman appearance	Corpse
Vampirina (2017)	Blue	Yes	Yes	Yes, but cameras make vampires nervous	Yes	Normal	N/A / Children's show
Scarlet Cherie: Vampire Series	Ordinary/Pale	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Vampires have charisma and personality traits developed over time which can make them more alluring, but they don't change physically too much when turned.
RuneScape	Predominantly grey, weaker ones may be a sickly yellow, more powerful ones may be red.	Yes	?	?	Yes	Varyingly bestial, with stronger Vyres the least humanoid, but the most powerful ones are shapeshifters and can look completely human.	Weak ones turn to dust, powerful ones leave regular corpses.

Weaknesses

A "Yes" indicates a weakness to something, with fatal weaknesses being marked as such. Entries which are marked as "No" are not seen as weaknesses. "?" indicates a lack of information on whether this is a weakness or not; other indicates weaknesses that do not fit in one of the other categories.

Setting	Stake	Sunlight	Decapitation	Drowning	Fire	Silver	Garlic	Holy Symbols	Running Water	Invitation	Arithmomania	Other
North American folklore	Yes	Nocturnal	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	Template:Dunno
European folklore	Fatal; ash, hawthorn, or oak is preferred	Nocturnal	Fatal	Yes, but they will revive once removed	Fatal	Template:Some	Yes	Yes	Yes, but they will revive once removed	Yes	Yes	Various regional herbal weaknesses such as plants/woods of the hawthorn family, aspen, oak, ash, maple, dogrose, wild rose, holly, juniper, millet, linden, mayflower, roses, lemon, rowan, and wolfsbane.
"The Vampyre"	Fatal	Healed by moonlight	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Varney the Vampire	Template:Dunno	Healed by moonlight	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Commits suicide in Mount Vesuvius	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Carmilla	Fatal	Weakened during daylight hours	Fatal	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Aversion to holy relics/charms	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Bram Stoker's Dracula	Fatal; white oak preferred	Weakened during daylight hours, though not at midday (at which time of day he becomes stronger)	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Dracula has the mind of a child and is very obsessive; his own psychic powers can be used to hunt him.
Nosferatu	Fatal	Fatal	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Black Sunday	Fatal; iron preferred	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Dr. Kruvajan is staked through the eye rather than the heart.
Dark Shadows (1966)	Yes	Fatal (except under the treatments of Dr. Julia Hoffman)	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Keeps them at bay	Template:Dunno	No	No	Template:Dunno
Vampirella	Fatal	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	Contradictory information	No	No	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno
Count Chocula	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	Gets soggy in milk; mastication; expiration date.
Marvel Comics	Fatal	Fatal, except for pseudo-vampires	Fatal	No	No	Yes, except for pseudo-vampires	Yes, except for pseudo-vampires	Yes, except for pseudo-vampires	No	Yes	No	The Bloodgem and the Montesi Formula incantation can kill them.
Blade	Vampires: Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	They also can be killed by EDTA and the Daystar virus.
	Reapers: Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Their bodies start to consume themselves if they are unable to feed for a couple of hours.
Sesame Street	Template:Dunno	Enjoys sunlight, sleeps at night	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Easily distracted by numerical sequences
Dungeons & Dragons	Fatal, but they will revive if the stake is removed	Fatal, but they will survive very short exposure	Fatal	No	No	Yes	Keeps them at bay	Keeps them at bay	Fatal, but they will survive short exposure	Yes	No	Mirrors repel them as well; weaknesses can vary based upon the campaign
Stephen King	Type One: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	They are afraid of white eyes painted on black dogs.
	Type Two: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Roses hurt them.
	Type Three: Yes	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Normal weapons can kill them.
Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles	No	Fatal, although elder vampires have a much greater tolerance	Fatal, but they can be revived if the head and body are brought back together before bleeding out.	No	Fatal, although elder vampires have a much greater tolerance	No	No	No	No	No	No	Blood from an already-dead creature induces temporary deathlike state.
The Little Vampire	Fatal	Fatal	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Bunnicula	Template:Dunno	NocturnalTemplate:Clarify	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Doctor Who	Great Vampires: Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Destroying their hearts
	Vampires: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Age rapidly to the point of death when their creator is destroyed
The Hunger	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
DC Comics	Yes	No real harm, but it greatly weakens their powers	Except for Cain	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Killing a vampire kills their entire clan if done during the first 48 hours of the creation of a new vampire.
Fevre Dream	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Count Duckula	Fatal	Fatal (although the incarnation featured in the series is immune to sunlight)	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Vampire Hunter D	Fatal	Yes	Fatal, but only if the head and body are not joined back together within ten minutes	Immobilizes	Template:Dunno	No	Yes	Yes	Immobilizes	No	No	Iron weapons can bypass their healing and resurrection powers and if a wound caused by an iron weapon is left untreated, it can begin to fester and rot.
Fright Night	Fatal, but only through the heart	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Can't think clearly	No	Template:Dunno	Burns skin	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Necroscope	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Template:Dunno	Starvation, suffocation, great levels of violence, leprosy or the Black Death also kill them.
Castlevania series	Fatal	Exposure to the sun's light weakens them and will destroy weakened vampires.	Fatal	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes; exposure burns their flesh like acid.	No	No	Template:Dunno
GURPS	Wood stakes can destroy them	Damaged by sunlight	As per humans, but they are injury tolerant, and can recover	Don't need to breathe	No special weakness; can recover more easily than humans	No	Dread (non-damaging)	Dread (non-damaging)	Dread (non-damaging)	Cannot enter dwelling for first time unless invited	No	Many other specific weaknesses can be taken
Jojo's Bizarre Adventure	No	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Hamon (also known as "The Ripple", Hamon is sunlight energy produced using ancient breathing techniques)
The Lost Boys	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	No	Template:Dunno	Fatal through the heart	No	Holy water is fatal in large quantities.	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno
Shadowrun	Template:Some	Yes; while in sunlight, vampires suffer a penalty to all actions, physically weakened, slowed by half, and if exposed for too long, they begin to suffer bodily damage	Fatal; severe brain or spinal injuries are also sufficient enough to kill them	Oxygen deprivation induces a coma-like state until their body is reintroduced to an oxygenated environment	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No, although a vampire’s body is less buoyant then a human body thus rendering them poor swimmers compared to humans	No	No	If a vampire is cut off from breathable air, they will eventually fall into a coma until exposed to good air again
The Witcher	Template:Some	No; most breeds of vampires have long since adapted to the sun’s light	Fatal	No	Fatal	Fatal	Template:Some	No	No	No	No	Vulnerable to an alchemical oil applied to weapons
	Higher Vampires: No	No	No; they will eventually regenerate	No	No; magical flames can injure them, but they will eventually regenerate	No; they will eventually regenerate	No	No	No	No	No	Can only be permanently killed by the bite of another higher vampire
The Vampire Diaries	Novels: Yes	Fatal. A special ring protects them.	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Boosts mental resistance if the user truly believes it works	Yes. It's worse for stronger vampires.	Yes	No	Heart extraction. Prolonged period without feeding.
	Template:Some	Burns them, but is not fatal. Daylight ring prevents them from burning	No	No	Template:Some	No	No	No	Template:Some	Yes	No	Magic from a powerful-enough witch, werewolf bite, white oak ash dagger and vervain can all weaken them (but they can heal quicker from werewolf bites and vervain as Originals); white oak in the form of a bullet is fatal; Their sireline can broken by magic, therefore their sires can try to kill them without the threat of dying themselves; Advanced Werewolf venom, if not cured, can be fatal; The Cure turns them back into a human (see "Other" for other vampires).
	TV series, others: Fatal	Fatal. Daylight ring protects them	Fatal	No	Fatal if enough potency	No	No	No	Template:Some	Yes	No	Heart extraction and werewolf bite (if not cured from bite) are fatal. Long period without feeding, vervain and some magic/magical objects weaken them. When an Original dies, all vampires in their sireline also die (although the sireline can be broken, see "Other" for Originals). The Cure turns them back into a mortal, and causes their bodies to age to their true years of existence when The Cure is drained from them, making them unable to become vampires again.
World of Darkness	Immobilizes	Template:Some	Usually fatal	No	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Supernatural damage sources, such as magic spells, enchanted/blessed weapons, or the teeth and claws of other supernatural creatures.
Blood Ties (2007)	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Batman & Dracula	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	No	Fatal	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Template:Dunno
Forever Knight	Fatal, but older vampires have higher tolerances	Fatal	Yes	Template:Dunno	Fatal; older vampires have higher tolerances	No	Yes	Can develop a tolerance	No	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Anno Dracula series	Fatal	Elder vampires have a greater tolerance	Fatal	Template:Some	Fatal	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	Sick or a dead person's blood can hurt them.
Ravnica	Template:Dunno	No, although mind drinker vampire eyes are sensitive to sun exposure	Fatal	No	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno
Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter	Fatal	Template:Some	Fatal	No	Fatal	Yes	Yes	Any religious iconography if wielded by a true believer	No	Yes	No	Template:Dunno
The Elder Scrolls	Fatal	Gradually kills them, except for the vampires of Skyrim who are only weakened; some can temporarily protect themselves by feeding	Fatal	Fatal; Water Breathing is a separate magical effect and never granted by vampirism	Fatal	Yes, except for the ancient vampires of the Illiac Bay	One special case, but not most vampires	Template:Some	No	No	No	Vulnerable to Dawnguard weapons, the Dawnbreaker sword, and certain Restoration spells; the strain encountered in Arena could only be killed by magic, otherwise they were only subdued
Darkstalkers	No	Yes, but he can create an aura to protect him	Template:Dunno	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Preacher	No	Fatal	Fatal	No	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Vampire in Brooklyn	Yes	Exact effect unknown, but is avoided	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
From Dusk till Dawn series	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	No	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	No	Culebra venom incapacitates them.
Discworld	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Scattering their dust, post mortem, prevents them from being revived.
Warhammer	Template:Some	Yes; direct sunlight halves their power and injuries them per minute of exposure, regardless of the toughness of their physical body; some vampires’ wills are so strong that they can over-come this weakness	Fatal	No	Fatal	Yes, however some may be weak to the dwarven metal Gromril or the elven metal Ithilmar	Template:Some	Template:Some	Yes, although for the purpose of this weakness, the water must be at least a yard across, a foot deep, and have a current; vampires can overcome this weakness through sheer force of will	Template:Some	Template:Some	Vampires can possess other weaknesses that vary from vampire to vampire such as, the herbs Daemonsroot and/or Witchbane, sawdust, embalming fluid, the dwarven metal Gromril or the elven metal Ithilmar or even the blood of an innocent victim (rare), powerful magic and divine power can harm or kill them.
Blood Omen/Legacy of Kain	Death-like state until removed	Fatal to weaker vampires	Fatal, but Vorador was resurrected after his execution	Fatal to all except Rahabim vampires	Fatal to most if not all	No	No	Vulnerable to Hylden glyphs and Moebius's staff	Fatal to most, but Vampires in Blood Omen can "buy" a resistance to some forms of water, such as rain or snow	No	No	The Nexus Stone could send Kain in a coma for centuries; and sonic waves and the Moebius's Staff weaken vampires.
Night World	Fatal if made of wood	Greatly weakens their powers	Fatal	No	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	No	Spells and the telepathic attacks of other vampires can cause them harm; a prolonged abstinence from blood can lead to asphyxiation and possibly death.
Buffyverse	Template:Some	Fatal (Special ring protects them) The gem of Amara only existed for two different episodes and then was destroyed by Angel so that it didn't end up in the wrong hands.	Fatal	No	Fatal	No	Shown as a prop on-screen, but never utilized	Yes	No	Yes	No	Some poisons and drugs can affect them.
Hellsing	Fatal, except for Alucard	Non-fatal, but they find it extremely unpleasant	Fatal, except for Alucard	No	Fatal, except for Alucard	Blessed silver only weakens Alucard, but will kill other vampires.	Yes	It weakens them, but is non-fatal.	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno
Touhou Project	Template:Dunno	Exposure makes them progressively weaker, although a parasol seems to be enough protection.	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Yes; even rain is a problem	No	No	Broken holly branches, sardine heads, and roasted soybeans
Shiki	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	No	Fatal	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Starvation will kill them and extreme physical trauma can incapacitate them.
Ultraviolet	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	No	Fatal	Yes	Keeps them at bay	Template:Some	No	No	No	Charcoal
Night Watch	Template:Dunno	Feels unpleasant, but not fatal	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	No	Alcohol causes severe burns on contact, much like Holy Water in other settings.
John Carpenter's Vampires	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Some	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Den of Shadows	Yes, if not powerful enough to regenerate	Template:Dunno	Yes, if not powerful enough to regenerate	No	Fatal	No	No	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	No	Magic is harmful for them.
The Saga of Darren Shan	Fatal	Highly susceptible to sunburns, eventually fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	No	No	No	Superstitious	No	Template:Dunno	The blood of snakes, rats, and cats are poisonous to them.
Dresden Files	White Court: As for humans	No	As for humans	As for humans	As for humans	No	No	No	No	Harmed by entering a home uninvited, but able to do so	No	Physical contact with someone who last had sex with someone they love
	Black Court: Yes	Only weakened during the daylight hours	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Affected by the faith of the user, not the inherent properties of the object; any holy symbol will work	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	It is mentioned that they have the weaknesses as described in Bram Stoker's novel.
	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Fatal	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes, they are less affected than the Black Court	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Cutting their stomach open drains the blood they've eaten; this weakens them.
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase	Fatal	Template:Some	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Irritates their sensitive sense of smell	Holy water burns them and a cross induces a "bad feeling"	Yes; they cannot swim in running water	No	No	Ama-vampires are immune to a "Vampire's Kiss" and if a servant vampire drinks their blood they will be freed of their master.
Blood: The Last Vampire	No	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	No	Distresses them	No	No	No	They can die if they lose a sufficiently large amount of blood.
Tsukihime	True Ancestors: No	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Powerful magic and conceptual weapons can kill them, also dismemberment if they are not powerful enough to regenerate.
	Dead Apostles: No	Template:Some	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	Normal and magical weapons can kill them, and killing their creator also kills them; their thirst for blood will grow as they age.
Trinity Blood	Methuselahs: Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Yes	Fatal	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	The destruction of the heart, brain, cervical vertebrae, and brain stem is fatal for them; they have to eat normal food alongside blood or they die.
	Crusniks: No	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	No	Crusniks can only be killed by draining away all of their crusnik nano-machines.
True Blood	Fatal if made of wood	Fatal; younger vampires can survive short exposure, older vampires have lower tolerances; Fae/Fairy blood can eliminate weakness to sun for a short period.	Fatal	No	Fatal	Yes	No (mild irritant)	No	No	Only in private residences owned by humans	No	Hepatitis D and Maenad Blood can weaken them.
Blood Moon	Fatal if made of silver	Exposure causes dehydration, sunburn, and eventually death	Fatal	Yes	Fatal	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	Werewolf venom/saliva burns like silver.
Charmed	Fatal, except for queens	Yes	Yes	No	Fatal	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	The Power of Three and demonic powers can kill them. Kill the Queen and the whole clan dies.
BloodRayne series	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	No	Yes	Yes	Fatal	No	No	The poison of a dhampir is deadly for them.
AdventureQuest	No	Yes	As for humans	As for humans	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Saga of the Noble Dead	No	Fatal	It paralyzes them, but it isn't fatal	No	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	No	The loss of their blood, the attacks of a Majay-hi and magical weapons weakens them.
Moon Child	Template:Dunno	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Underworld	Fatal	Fatal, although they can become immune if they absorb blood with the Corvinus Strain becoming Vampire-Corvinus Strain Hybrids and possibly if they become Vampire/Lycan Hybrids	Fatal	Fatal	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	Severe enough injuries or loss of blood can kill them.
Chibi Vampire/Karin	Fatal	Burns, death if exposed too long	Likely	Likely	Likely	No	Aggravates highly developed olfactory nerves, but not fatal	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
The Sims	Template:Dunno	Template:Some	Template:Dunno	Template:Some	Yes	No	Template:Some	No	No	Template:Some	No	Vampires can acquire powers in The Sims 4, some to make them immune to sunlight, garlic, and invitation. However, they must acquire other weaknesses in exchange that affect their gameplay.
Let the Right One In	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	No	Fatal	No	No	No	No	Fatal, if invite remains absent for long enough	Implied	Blood with cancer hurts them, but it is still nutritious.
Hollows series	Living vampires (Low and High Blood): Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno	No	They can die in any normal way.
	Undead: Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	The blood of an Undead is deadly to another Undead.
Black Blood Brothers	Except for Jiro and Cassa	Yes, except for the old blood	Yes	Yes, except for the old blood	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	yes, except for the old blood	Only to enter the Special Zone	No	Template:Dunno
Van Helsing	Template:Some	Fatal, except for Dracula who is immune	Fatal, except for Dracula who is immune	No	No	Yes; lethal through the heart, except for Dracula who is immune	Template:Dunno	Holy water burns them and is likely fatal in a large quantity (Dracula is not fatally harmed)	No	No	No	A werewolf's bite is the only thing lethal to Dracula and it is likely fatal to all other vampires; the death of Dracula seemed to kill all other vampires or at least his children
Rosario + Vampire	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno
Gantz	Template:Dunno	Yes, but they can take a special medicine that toughens their skin, allowing them to walk around in the daylight.	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Stargate	No	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	The Hoffan Drug can kill the Wraiths and if they are malnourished, more normal ways of killing can be effective.
Vampire Knight	Fatal	Causes burns but does not harm them very much	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Only anti-vampire weapons can kill a Pureblood.
The Librarian	Template:Some	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	Drinking blood from a human with a blood disease gives the vampire that disease.
Blood Alone	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Twilight	No	Causes them to sparkle	Paralyzes but is not fatal	No	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
The Historian	Fatal	Fatal	No	Template:Dunno	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	Template:Dunno
Monogatari	No	Fatal	No	No, but it's implied that becoming a vampire erases the knowledge on how to swim.	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Supposedly	Template:Dunno	Briar plant
Blood+	No	Template:Some	Yes	Template:Dunno	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	No	The blood of one Queen can kill anything that her sister has created.
Kitty Norville novels	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Holy water	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Dance in the Vampire Bund	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	No	Severe damage to their bodies is fatal.
David Wellington	Only if they don't have blood to regenerate	They "die" when daylight rises, but relieve again every night	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	They get weak when they regurgitate blood.
Supernatural	No	Causes a measure of pain and discomfort	Fatal	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Some	No	No	No	No	No	Dead man's blood can paralyze them and a scent blocking mixture can render their sense of smell useless; the Colt, angelic touch, vampire irradiation gun, anti-vampire device, and Vamp-Tonite can kill them; angels, leviathans, and primordial entities can overpower and kill them with ease.
Dwarf Fortress	Template:Dunno	No	Fatal	No	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	No	Biologically immortal, only dying to violence
Young Dracula (2006)	Fatal	Fatal, but will survive short exposure or with use of "sunblock"	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Fatal	No	Irritates their skin	Avoided, effect is unclear	Impossible to move past	Yes	No	Destroying a family's Blood Mirror returns every vampire in that family vampire to their mortal state (human). As a result, vampires that have lived for hundreds of years would turn to dust. Same effect can be achieved by killing the oldest vampire in the family.
Blindsight (2007)	Fatal	No, but light-shy and tends toward nocturnal activity	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	No	No	Template:Some	No	Template:Some	Template:Some	Neurological "crucifix glitch" causes lethal seizures when perpendicular lines fill more than 30 degrees of visual field; seizures can be prevented by "anti-Euclidean drugs".
Mercy Thompson/Alpha and Omega novels	Stakes incapacitate, but do not kill	Fatal	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Repelled and harmed, depends on faith of wielder; can be drowned in holy water	Template:Dunno	Yes	No
Kate Daniels novels	Template:Dunno	yes,but can be blocked with thick sunblock	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	Can be killed by gross physical trauma, such as gunfire
Sanctuary	No	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
The Shadowhunter Chronicles (The Mortal Instruments)	Vampires: Yes	Angel blood can eliminate weakness.	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	Template:Some	No	No	No	Seraph Blades or bleeding them dry can kill them.
	Daylighter: Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Template:Some	No	No	No	Seraph Blades can kill them.
Vampire Academy	Template:Dunno	Makes them feel uncomfortable, but won't kill them	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	No	Anything that would kill a human
	Template:Some	Burns them, but isn't fatal	Fatal	No	Fatal	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
House of Night	Blue Vampyres: Fatal	No	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno	If they don't pass the Change when they are fledglings, sometimes they die.
	Red Vampyres: Fatal	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	If they don't pass the Change when they are fledglings, sometimes they die.
Moonlight	Causes paralysis	Exposure makes them progressively weaker and causes severe sunstroke	Fatal	No	Fatal	Yes, it is toxic and can eventually kill if left in too long.	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
The Adventures of Dr. McNinja	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno
Being Human (BBC)	Fatal; a wooden stake through the heart will permanently kill any vampire with no hope of resurrection	No, although they are more sensitive to sunlight and prefer to avoid it	Fatal, although they can be resurrected	No	Fatal, although they can be resurrected	Template:Dunno	Yes; causes fangs to appear, watery eyes, and sneezing	Template:Some	No	Template:Some	No	Werewolf blood can kill them.
Being Human (Syfy)	Fatal	No, although they are more sensitive to sunlight and prefer to avoid it	Fatal	No	Template:Dunno	No	Yes; causes fangs to appear, watery eyes, and sneezing	No	No	Yes	No	Werewolf blood mutates them, consuming the juniper plant immobilize them and a mysterious new flu strain kills them.
Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Exsanguination (maybe)
Demigod	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Homestuck	Template:Dunno	Some Rainbow Drinkers enjoy the sunlight, normal Trolls are nocturnal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
Split	Yes	No	Yes	Weakens them	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Weakens them	No	Yes	Sea salt and spells hurt them, and a broken heart due to love can kill them.
The Strain	Template:Some	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	No	Unless is invited/assisted by a human	No	No	Ultraviolet light and nuclear energy are fatal.
Wizards of Waverly Place	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	Pumpkin smell is repulsive to them, werewolf scratch take away their powers, and vampires powers are useless against plastic.
Blood Lad	No	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	Heart extraction is fatal.
The Parasol Protectorate	Fatal	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Hive tethered to a specific location shortly after the queen is turned, unless she swarms; the touch of a soulless or metanatural turns them human temporarily.
Daybreakers	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	No	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	No	A failed human blood substitute caused the vampire who was injected with it to convulse and explode.
Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter	Template:Some	Exposure to sunlight burns and blisters the skin of "newborns", although it isn't fatal; older vampires have higher tolerances, but their eyes will always remain sensitive	Fatal	No	Fatal	Template:Some	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
American Vampire	Old World bloodline: Fatal	Fatal; ameliorable with protective measures	Fatal	Immobilizes	Fatal	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Immobilizes	No	No	Template:Dunno
	Template:Some	No; possible dependency on moonlight – torpid and vulnerable during new moon	Fatal	No	Fatal	Gold	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Shadowspawn series	Living: As for humans	No	As for humans	As for humans	As for humans	Not inherently harmful, but disrupts magic	No	No	No	No	No	If killed in the right way, they can become post-corporeal permanent night-walkers.
	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	If a living Shadowspawn is killed in their night-walking form, the body becomes comatose and eventually dies.
Vampireology	Immobilizes	No	Template:Some	Do not need to breathe	Template:Some	Yes	Yes	Not the holy symbol itself, but the faith of the person holding it	No	No	Yes	Vampires can only be permanently killed by the sword of Michael.
Adventure Time	Fatal	Direct sunlight only; a simple parasol is enough to render the sun's light merely irritating	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	Powerless against ghosts
Monster High	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
We Are the Night (2010)	Template:Dunno	Fatal	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
My Babysitter's a Vampire	Fatal	Non-fatal, but very irritable	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	Non-fatal, but very irritable	Can't come close to them	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	Magical daggers, UV light sabers, spells can be harmful and the lucifractor can kill them
All Souls series & its adaptation A Discovery of Witches	No	No (although newborn vampires can get 'lightsick' from general overstimulation)	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Fatal	No	No	No	No	No	No	Can be killed by; exsanguination; simultaneous severe injuries to multiple vital areas; bullet between the eyes; hanging; and other ways
Vampire Cheerleaders	Fatal	Exposure can cause an agonizing sunburn, but they can adapt	Template:Dunno	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
inFamous: Festival of Blood	Fatal	Fatal, although they can survive a few moments of exposure	Template:Dunno	Only Cole	Fatal	Yes	Template:Dunno	The Barbed Cross can instantly kill weaker vampires if struck	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Bloody Mary can only be harmed/killed by The Barbed Cross.
Seraph of the End	No	Exposure to UV light will produce a toxin in their blood, however they can wear protective gear to neutralize this effect	It will paralyze them, but it isn’t fatal	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	Destroying their heads entirely will kill them (a single bullet is not sufficient); cursed gear and enchanted gear can limit their healing or outright kill them. Ripping their heart out converts them to a demon if not returned to the vampire.
Hotel Transylvania	Yes	Harmful, but not immediately fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Discomforting, possibly harmful	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Vamps	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Byzantium	Template:Dunno	Nocturnal	Fatal	No	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	Yes	No	Template:Dunno
The Coldest Girl in Coldtown	Yes	Fatal	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Varies	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Hawthorn, wild roses, effectiveness of holy symbols is unclear.
Penny Dreadful	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	It bothers them	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Hurting the brain or killing the vampire master is fatal for the infected vampires.
What We Do in the Shadows (2014)	Fatal	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Fatal	Contact causes pain and burning	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	Uncomfortable around werewolves
The Laundry Files	Induces normal trauma, but necessary to overcome high regenerative capabilities	Highly painful reaction to UV light	Like humans	Like humans	React to fire like humans do	Yes	No	No	No	No	Yes	By so-called V-symbiots that require destiny-entanglement with a victim through consumption of their blood
Interviews with Monster Girls	Fatal	Non-fatal, although exposure to strong sunlight feels very unpleasant for them	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	No
Midnight Occult Civil Servants	No	No	probable due to the fact that being stabbed can kill them	sees water as a barrier	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	sees water as a barrier	Un­known	Un­known	can be held in by special Another caution tape, Any wepon made to kill Anothers can kill them, must consume human blood to give birth/turn female to be impregnated
Carry On	Yes	Exposure to sunlight causes some measure of discomfort but is not fatal	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Fatal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	{{Simon Snow}}
American Horror Story: Hotel	Yes	Only weakened during daylight hours	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	They can be killed with firearms, due to hemorrhages and bleeding or after severe physical trauma; not feeding on blood causes their bodies to decay and their minds to become feral.
Vampirina	—	Vampires need a special sunscreen to protect themselves from "the batties", a condition in which they turn into bats rapidly without choice.	—	—	—	—	Yes	—	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Vampires seem to be scared of the color pink and cute stuffed animals.
Innistrad	Fatal	No	Fatal	No	Fatal	Unsettles them and reflects their true mortal self	No	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	No	Any weapon can harm or kill them, although wood is especially effective against them.
Shiki	Fatal	Fatal	Fatal	No	Fatal	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Starvation will kill them and extreme physical trauma can incapacitate them.
Frostbiten (2006)	Fatal, although the supervampire had to be killed through a combination of this and intense light	Implied; the supervampire was killed by an intense light after being staked	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Scarlet Cherie: Vampire Series	Yes	Nocturnal	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes, but only if the person truly has faith	Yes, if the house has been blessed	Yes, if the house has been blessed	No
Miitopia	Unknown	No. Miis commonly walk throughout day and night	Unknown	Unknown	Nothing unusual, but can breathe fire.	Unknown, but presumed nothing.	Unknown	Likely no effect, as they can travel unharmed with, and can be healed by, a Cleric	Unknown, but likely immune, as they can travel over rivers and the ocean. (although only on a dragon)	Miis can only appear through Invitation	Unknown, but likely depends on the Mii.	Their face can be stolen like any other Mii.
RuneScape	Vulnerable to physical damage as long as correct weapons are used.	Template:Some	Vulnerable to physical damage as long as correct weapons are used.	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	No	No	Highly vulnerable to Blisterwood. Vampyres are fully living beings, and are unaffected by effects that target undead.

Supernatural powers

It is common in fiction for vampires to gain additional, uncommon powers as they age. Certain vampires may have abilities that are unique to them or a small group of others. These have been noted as 'Gifted'.

Setting	Immortal	Enhanced Strength	Enhanced Senses	Enhanced Speed	Unnatural Healing	Flight	Shapeshifting/Absorption	Psychic Powers	Psychokinesis	Pyrokinesis	Other
European folklore	Implied	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Yes	Template:Some	Some poltergeist-like activity	No	Various other powers based upon region such as control over nocturnal animals or the ability to spread plagues
North American folklore	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Nocturnal animals and mist	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno
Varney the Vampire	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Regenerates in moonlight	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno
Carmilla (1871)	Implied	Yes, grip can paralyze limbs temporarily	Template:Dunno	Yes	Powers are enhanced in moonlight	Template:Dunno	Monstrous cat	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Becomes incorporeal at will (vanishes, goes through solid barriers/doors)
Bram Stoker's Dracula	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Yes	Wolf, bat (also giant bat), dust, fog - possibly dog as well. Can also impersonate Jonathan Harker. Can impersonate a coachman and a doorman (though it is not known if he only used darkness to disguise himself or a little magic as well in addition to that darkness)	Yes, the hunters track Dracula through his telepathic link with Mina.	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Control of nocturnal animals, wolves and rats mentioned specifically. At least one vampire (if not all) is able to shrink to fit under a door. Hypothetical array of other powers (due to former magical scholarship - undocumented, and very briefly mentioned by Dr. Van Helsing); lizard-like climbing abilities
Nosferatu	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Wolf	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	Rats and plague follow the vampire.
Black Sunday	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Some	Asa Vajda drains Dr. Kruvajan's soul with a kiss, and does the same to Katia (her lookalike descendant) through physical contact.	Template:Dunno	Asa nearly succeeds in fully assuming Katia's physical form.	Yes	Yes	No	Javutich rides a carriage led by ghostly horses.
Dark Shadows (1966)	Yes	Yes	Possibly tell if people are lying?	Either this or teleportation	Yes	Yes	Bat	Hypnosis	Yes	No	Arguably Time travel (via e-ching), necromancy, possibly teleportation, Telepathically summoning victims they have already bitten
Vampirella	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Vampirella can manipulate shadows and blood, and induces sexual arousal.
Count Chocula	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Bat	No	Able to levitate marshmallows	Electrokinesis	Turns into milk chocolate, 15 vitamins and minerals
Marvel Comics	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Some vampires can control the weather and some animals; pseudo-vampires don't have these powers.
Blade	Yes	Yes	Yes; vampires can also see in ultraviolet	Yes	Yes; also, Frost/La Magra merger regenerates lost limbs instantly (see "other")	No	Only Dracula and La Magra, the latter can shed his skin, turning into a ball of fire to methodically stalk his prey (gained from the Ligaroo tribe).	Only La Magra, which can control minds, matter and the elements (gained from the Faustinas tribe).	No	No	Deacon Frost, when merged with La Magra was impervious to silver, is able to day-walk due to Blade's blood, and can instantly turn any human in his path into vampires.
Sesame Street	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	No	No	Hypnosis, now discontinued	Template:Dunno	Can generate thunder by counting	Preternatural counting abilities
Dungeons & Dragons	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	By shape shifting	Bat, wolf, and a cloud of mist	Yes	No	No	Vampires can command the lesser nocturnal creatures of the world, is resistant to the cold and electricity and any magic associated with either, can walk on walls and ceilings, and are able to use magic; powers can vary by the campaign or edition
Stephen King	Type One: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Possibly; Barlow could cause an entire house to shake in the movie.	No	Can control magical bugs
	Type Two: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno
	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	Template:Dunno
Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Extremely old vampires	No	Most	Very old vampires	Very old vampires	Most are able to walk on walls and ceilings. Children of the Millennia can cause blood vessels to rupture. All vampires have enhanced memories.
The Little Vampire	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Can climb any surface and may hang from the ceiling to sleep
Doctor Who	Great Vampires: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
	Vampires: Extended life	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Yes	Template:Some	No	Template:Dunno
DC Comics	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Only Andrew Bennett	No	Andrew Bennett can do magic
Fevre Dream	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Count Duckula	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	Teleportation
Vampire Hunter D	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Some can turn into mist.	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Various other powers that vary greatly between individual members of the Nobility.
Fright Night	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	By shape-shifting into a bat	Bat, wolf, mist	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Stick to ceilings
Necroscope	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Template:Some	Yes	Yes	No	No	Killglance, necromancy, and precognition
Castlevania series	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Yes	Some can manipulate electricity, black magic, summon bats and Dracula can resurrect every 100 years.
GURPS	Unaging, and cannot be killed except by wood	Yes	Yes	No	Yes, if eating human blood	Only when transformed or insubstantial	Bat or wolf	No	No	No	Other powers and abilities can be taken
Jojo's Bizarre Adventure	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Only by inserting a bit of own flesh into victim's head	No	No	"Space Ripper Stingy Eyes" (streams of pressurized fluid fired from the eyes), the ability to create zombies and other vampires, the ability to fuse different creatures together, the ability to freeze others by touching them
The Lost Boys	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno
Shadowrun (vampires and nosferatu)	Yes; they do not age and can live for centuries or even millennia	Yes, although they are not physically strong to a supernatural degree	Yes (also possesses thermographic vision)	Yes, although they are not fast to a supernatural degree	Yes	Template:Some	Yes; all vampires are able to change into a misty form and vampire magic users may be able to use magic to assume animal forms.	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Immunity to poisons, toxins, and diseases and they are capable of using magic and the transformation may unlock latent magical potential.
The Witcher	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	No	Invisibility, retractable claws, higher vampires can control weaker vampires.
The Vampire Diaries	Novels: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	They can control the elements, animals and the weather.
	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Only in the first episode; retconned soon after	No	Non-Original Vampires can compel humans. Originals can compel vampires, vampire/werewolf hybrids and humans.	No, with the rare exception of the Heretics	No, with the rare exception of the Heretics	Dream manipulation; vampire blood heals humans and witches from injuries; werewolf- vampire hybrid blood heals regular vampires of a werewolf bite; can "turn off humanity" (their emotions). Heretics (half-vampire and half-siphoner) can do magic that other witches do. Animal and fog control was seen in the first episode, both were retconned later.
World of Darkness	Yes	Yes, with some clans being able to increase it further	Yes, with some clans being able to increase it further	Yes, with some clans being able to increase it further	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Vast number of potential Disciplines; consumption of a vampire's blood three times causes blood bonding, an imposed state of intense love.
Blood Ties (2007)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Hypnosis	No	No	Template:Dunno
Batman & Dracula	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno
Forever Knight	Yes	Yes	Heat/night vision	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Ability to persuade through mesmerism	No	No	Template:Dunno
Anno Dracula series	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Powers vary outside of their physical capabilities based upon their bloodline.
Ravnica	Blood Drinker Vampires: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes; can exert some mental influence over their victims upon drinking their blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
	Mind Drinker Vampires: Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Template:Some	Yes	Mist; mind drinker vampires are innately able to use the gaseous form spell	Yes; the mind drinkers can innately cast spells to send a telepathic message, charm a person, create illusory doubles, create illusions of objects or other creatures, induce slumber, and can perform a psychic attack	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	— Victims who fail to defend against a mind drinker's psychic attack will suffer psychic damage and the mind drinker will be able to discern their surface emotions and thoughts — Mind drinker vampires are innately able to cast a paralysis spell
Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes, but wounds from silver heal slowly. Holy water inhibits healing.	Template:Some	Template:Some	Telepathy is stronger after biting, can enthrall with eyes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Call animals, drain power from sired vampires, rot without damage (dependent on bloodline)
The Elder Scrolls	Yes	Yes, except for the vampires of the Sanguinare vampiris strain	Sight	Yes, except for the vampires of the Sanguinare vampiris	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Most vampire clans, but not all	Template:Some	Template:Some	Various unique powers based on clan, such as invisibility, silencing mages, reanimating corpses, poisonous claws, summoning gargoyles, enhanced magic and skills, and numerous resistances
Darkstalkers	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	He can manipulate his cape, create protective auras and temporarily change the gender of male opponents
Preacher	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Limited	Yes	No	Template:Some	Ability to walk on walls and ceilings, briefly read the minds of those they drink from, other unspecified abilities
Vampire in Brooklyn	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Wolf, bat, fog, and can shapeshift into other humans	Yes	Yes	Yes	Can cast spells of illusion, can possibly turn invisible or teleport
From Dusk till Dawn series	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Yes	Yes	No	No	They are able to walk on walls and ceilings.
Discworld	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Can be resurrected from ashes	As a bat or as a "human"	Yes	Yes	No	No	Overcome inherent weaknesses with psychological conditioning
Warhammer	Yes; since vampires possess no true soul they are able to be resurrected quite easily compared to humans	Yes, although this power is best represented among the Strigoi and the Blood Dragons	Enhanced sense of smell	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Vampires are a diverse race of beings whose powers vary greatly based upon bloodline and their own individuality.
Blood Omen/Legacy of Kain	Yes	Yes	Enhanced sense of smell	Yes	Yes	Ancient Vampires were able to fly, Kain can levitate, and Raziel can glide	Wolf, bat swarm, and mist	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Corruptions caused some clans to gain abilities others did not. Some powers are also granted by the Reaver or by consuming the blood or the soul of some characters.
Night World	Lamias: They are immortal if they want to	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Only Maya Hearth-Woman	Yes	No	No	Maya can perform magic.
	Made Vampire: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno
Buffyverse	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Only Dracula	Template:Some	No	No	Template:Dunno
Hellsing	Yes	Yes	Long range vision	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Powerful vampires can pass through walls, shadow and blood manipulation, can summon the souls of those he has previously consumed.
Touhou Project	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Implied they can recover from anything as long as the head is undamaged	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Remilia Scarlet: fate manipulation; Flandre Scarlet: destruction of anything; magic
Shiki	Yes	No, but they are stronger than most humans	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Can manipulate the body, mind, and soul of their victims by consuming their blood	No	No	They can command animals as well, not just humans.
Ultraviolet	Yes	Yes	Enhanced sense of smell	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Night Watch	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Yes	Yes	Yes	Ability to lure prey to the vampire
Den of Shadows	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	As a winged animal	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	They can teleport and some have special abilities.
The Saga of Darren Shan	Extended life	Yes	Yes	Yes	Saliva has healing powers	No	No	Template:Some; not exclusive to vampires	Only illusion of telekinesis	No	Exhales gas that causes unconsciousness in humans, Runs at high speeds outside normal space
Dresden Files	Template:Dunno	Only when boosted	Template:Dunno	Only when boosted	Only when boosted	No	No	Induce and harvest emotions	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Normally about human in power, but can boost to superhuman using harvested emotional energy
	Black Court: Either immortal, or very long-lived	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Can create thralls and "renfields" (insane, violent, permanent thralls)	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Can control or alter animals and are capable of learning and using magic
	Red Court: Either immortal, or very long-lived	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Can change from human-looking to natural bat-like form by removing outer skin	Potent narcotic, euphoric, addictive saliva	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	They can telepathically communicate with and control those they have bitten or turned; each vampire possesses their own special ability from the start of their birth/creation; can mimic the special abilities of other vampires, though not perfectly, by sucking their blood and/or eating their flesh.
Blood: The Last Vampire	Extended life	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Except for Saya	Except for Saya	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Tsukihime	True Ancestors: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Some can manipulate reality and move from one place to another by recreating their body.
	Dead Apostles: Imperfect Immortality	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	No	Gifted Dead Apostles can summon familiars and become invisible; mages that became Dead Apostles through magical means, can still perform magic afterwards; when injured The Curse of Restoration turns their time backwards to a point in which they were unharmed.
Trinity Blood	Methuselahs: Extended life	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	No	No	No	Template:Some	Methuselah also possess varying individual abilities, like the forming of a blades that come out of their arms, claws, or even prehensile hair; some Methuselah have displayed an ability to control some elemental powers such as fire and ice.
	Crusniks: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	All Crusniks have a variety of different abilities.
True Blood	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Can "glamour" humans, erase memories and bend their will	Template:Some	Template:Some	Standard: Eidetic memory, voice imitation, maker abilities (calling, commanding, empathetic link, and releasing); Unique Powers: advanced vampiric abilities, advanced progeny calling, astral projection, blood abilities, advanced glamour, haemokinesis, intangibility, invisibility, precognition, self-control, species detection, telekinesis, teleportation, and immunity to stakes, fire, silver, and invitations; vampire blood can heal humans and has numerous drug-like qualities.
Blood Moon	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Can swap locations with their Bat familiars, making it appear as if they turned into the animal
30 Days of Night (2002)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno
Charmed	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	In bat form	Yes	Yes	No	No	They are immune to witches' powers and can hang or cling to ceilings.
BloodRayne	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	No	Gifted vampires and dhampir, like Kagan or Rayne, can have a variety of extra abilities others may not have.
AdventureQuest	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
Saga of the Noble Dead	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Template:Some
Moon Child	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Underworld	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Only Markus in his winged creature form	Only hybrids	Through drinking their blood	No	No	Selene and her daughter can perceive through each other psychically and can cling to surfaces.
Chibi Vampire/Karin	Extended life, potentially beyond 1000 years	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	No	Memory erasure and hypnotic barriers	No	No	Adult vampires and some children can control bats. Spring of Psyche vampires cannot control bats or erase minds, but produce blood rather than sucking blood.
The Sims	Template:Some	Yes	No	Yes	No	In bat form	Bat	Yes	No	No	Powers vary by entry in franchise
Let the Right One In	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Limited	Sending memories through kiss	No	No	Are able to walk on walls
Hollows series	Living Vampires (Low and High Blood): No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	Living High Blood vampires are empath and pull an aura.
	Undead: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno
Black Blood Brothers	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Vampires can possess a variety of other powers based on bloodline or individual; The Dark Princess of the North can manipulate the weather.
Van Helsing	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes, but it resembles teleporting	Yes	In winged creature form	Winged bat/demon-like creature	Template:Dunno	No	No	Vampires can walk on walls and ceilings.
Rosario + Vampire	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno
Gantz	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	Are able to spawn weapons from their bodies
Stargate	Yes	Yes	Night and thermal vision	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Wraiths can take or give life-force
Vampire Knight	Template:Some	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Gifted vampires can have a variety of different abilities
The Librarian series	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	In dust	No	No	No	Dreams manipulation
Blood Alone	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	The elders have different special abilities.
The Historian	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	In animal form	Yes	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Monogatari series	Yes, but resurrections require energy and can only be done by vampires that had lived long enough	Yes	Eyesight is stated to notably improve	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Yes, although it's implied that not all vampires possess this ability	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Can drain the energy of others and generate matter; can change the length of their hair; can do very long jumps; if given massive enough energy source, Kiss-Shot can summon a temporary time portal.
Twilight saga	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Some	No	Template:Some	Gifted vampires can have a variety of different abilities.
Blood+	Template:Some	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Kitty Norville novels	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Can hypnotically control to some extent, if you meet their eyes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Older vampires are more powerful.
Dance in the Vampire Bund	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	No	Gifted vampires can have a variety of different abilities.
David Wellington	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Supernatural	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Only the Alpha vampire	No	No	Template:Dunno
Frostbiten (2006)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No	Vampires can scale walls and roofs with no support at all and talk to dogs
Dwarf Fortress	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Young Dracula (2006)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	They have other abilities, like weather manipulation, among others.
Blindsight (2007)	No, but can hibernate for decades to avoid overhunting its food supply	Yes; due to increased ATP production	Yes; due to tapetum lucidum and tetrachromatic vision	Yes; due to thicker axons increasing nerve impulse transmission speed	No	No	No	No	No	No	Altered brain structure provides omnisavantic pattern-matching and analytical skills.
Mercy Thompson/Alpha and Omega novels	Immortal	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	All vampires can eventually cloud the minds of their prey; some vampires have other powers	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Individual vampires have different powers, including teleportation, absorbing the powers of other supernatural beings, etc; older vampires are more likely to have a unique power
Kate Daniels novels	Immortal, or at least capable of reaching great ages	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	No, but they can relay communication from necromancer pilot.	No	No	Extraordinarily good climbers; non-sapient, telepathically piloted by a necromancer (bloodthirsty mindless monsters, otherwise)
Sanctuary	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	They have the ability to understand another person's identity and native language by tasting their blood.
The Shadowhunter Chronicles (The Mortal Instruments)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Can control certain mortals
Vampire Academy	Template:Some	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	Yes	Template:Some	No	Template:Some	All Moroi have an extra power: water, earth, air and sometimes spirit.
House of Night	Blue Vampyres: Yes	Stronger than humans, but not unnaturally so	Yes	Faster than humans, but not unnaturally so	Depends on vampire affinity	No	No	No	Depends on vampire affinity	Depends on vampire affinity	Most are specially talented or have an affinity for one thing or skill.
	Red Vampyres: Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Faster than humans, but not unnaturally so	Depends on affinity	No	No	Yes	Depends on affinity	Depends on affinity	Most are specially talented or have an affinity for one thing or skill.
Moonlight	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Can be developed with age	No	No	Template:Dunno
The Adventures of Dr. McNinja	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Smoke, Bat, Dog	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Being Human (BBC)	Yes	Yes	Enhanced sense of smell	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Some	No	No	Template:Dunno
Being Human (Syfy)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno
Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi	Possibly, or very long life. Do not age, and can change their apparent age to their liking	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Saitohimea has a lot of magic
Demigod	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	transform into mist, draining life from enemies to heal allies	stun nearby enemies; controls coven of Night Walkers	No	No	teleport short distance "doing damage on his way"; convert healing potions awarded for killing Lord Erebus to poison; Vampiric Aura, granting nearby allies the power to drain opponents' health; Morale, increasing attributes of minions
Homestuck	Implied	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	Controllable bioluminescence
Split	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Some can possess people.
The Strain	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	They can transfer their consciousness from one human host to another.
Wizards of Waverly Place	Yes	Yes	Smell	Yes	Yes	By turning her arms into wings	Yes	No	No	No	Sleep control
Blood Lad	Possibly immortal or just long lived	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	No	Template:Some	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Vampires are naturally able to use magic
The Parasol Protectorate	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Daybreakers	Yes	No	Enhanced senses of smell	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	If they abstain from blood for too long they mutate into Subsiders.
Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	No	In the film, they could make themselves invisible
American Vampire	Old World bloodline: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	No	Template:Dunno
	American bloodline: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Shadowspawn series	Very long-lived, can become theoretically immortal post-corporeal night-walkers	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Only in some forms	Only when night-walking; can become anything or anyone they have the DNA of	Manipulation of chance, telepathy, possession of bodies emptied by a nightwalker's death	Yes	Yes	All of their powers derive from extreme manipulation of chance.
Vampireology	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	in animal form	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno
Adventure Time	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Can drain the color red from objects instead of feeding on blood, become invisible, and animate corpses
Monster High	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	In bat form	In a bat	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Can control bats
We Are the Night (2010)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Walk on walls.
My Babysitter's a Vampire	Vampires: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Template:Some	No	Template:Dunno
	Fledgling: Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
All Souls series & its adaptation A Discovery of Witches	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Some	No	No	Super efficient: slow heartbeat; don't need to eat, sleep, breathe or blink often; take much longer to get tired/uncomfortable; small efficient movements
Vampire Cheerleaders	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Can "Glamour" humans, erase memories, and bend their will	No	No	Can enthrall humans through unexplained means
inFamous: Festival of Blood	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Swarm of bats	Yes	Template:Some	No	All of Bloody Mary's vampires must obey her; Firstborns can disguise themselves as humans.
Seraph of the End	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Vampire made weapons can "drink" vampire blood and become stronger.
Hotel Transylvania	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Mostly in bat form	Bat; standard form can grow claws	Powerful hypnosis; can control beasts or men, rewrite memories; requires eye contact	Yes	No	Can walk on walls and ceilings in defiance of gravity; able to induce lasting paralysis in beasts or men.
Vamps	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	Gifted vampires can have a variety of different abilities
Byzantium	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	retractable thumb claw
The Coldest Girl in Coldtown	Yes	Older vampires are stronger, drinking vampire blood increases vampire's strength (also before turning)	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	No	Template:Dunno
Penny Dreadful	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Some	No	No	Template:Dunno
The Laundry Files (PHANG Syndrome)	Basile lived for centuries	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Able to convince, seduce and otherwise overcome the will	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno
Interviews with Monster Girls	Template:Dunno	No, although this might just be because Hikari is still young	Yes	No, although this might just be because Hikari is still young	Template:Dunno	No, although this might just be because Hikari is still young	No, although this might just be because Hikari is still young	No, although this might just be because Hikari is still young	No, although this might just be because Hikari is still young	No, although this might just be because Hikari is still young	Template:Dunno
American Horror Story: Hotel	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Implied	No	No	Template:Dunno
Vampirina	Longevity, at least	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Vampires can turn into bats at will, also if they're nervous or stressed	No	No	No	Spellcasting
Innistrad	Yes	Yes; they are twice as strong as a human and can enhance it further with magic	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Vampires are magic users and are able to develop new powers through magickal study and may learn a vampiric form of glamer (quasi-illusion magic) that enables them to alter what nearby humans think they're perceiving when they look at the vampire and they can emanate a two-foot-wide aura of silence at will.
Scarlet Cherie: Vampire Series	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	No	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Various powers which range in strength and use. Vampires measure their worth in the community on how powerful they are.
Miitopia	No	Technically, no.	Unknown	No, they have the second slowest speed in the game.	They will revive themselves if knocked out, and can allow other Miis to use the same ability.	They cannot fly, but do hover slightly off the ground.	Technically they can shapeshift if the player changes the Mii's appearance. They can also drain HP from foes.	Unknown, but allowing allies to revive may qualify.	They can summon bats, as well as breathing out chilling mist and poison	Can breathe fire.	Vampires curse anything that physically hits them, dealing damage back to the foe. They also have great magic power.
RuneScape	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some	Template:Some

Reproduction and feeding

Setting	Fertile	Reproduce via bite	Reproduce via transfusion	Reproduce via consumption of vampire blood after bite	Inhabited by demons	Diet	Effects on victims	Other/notes
European folklore	Yes	Upon death	No	Template:Some	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Varney the Vampire	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Bram Stoker's Dracula	Not stated by author but theories exist that he has a family	No	Yes	Yes	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Nosferatu	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Black Sunday	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	Human blood and souls	Template:Dunno	Reproduce by kiss
Dark Shadows (1966)	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Human and animal blood	Template:Dunno	Witch's curse and there is a debate about that the vampiric energy of Barnabas was transferred, curing Barnabas & bringing Adam to life.
Vampirella	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Count Chocula	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Chocolate flavored breakfast cereal	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Marvel Comics	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno	Human blood; blood from animals or other vampires gives them little nutrients.	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Blade	Vampires: Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Extremely rarely, something goes horribly wrong in the transition from human to vampire, resulting in a "Revenant", a malformed zombie-like creature. These "mistakes" are unpredictable, not understood. Some Pure-Bloods are born with an anomaly where a vampire became a ghoulish being without any regenerative capability.
	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	No	No	Human and vampire blood	Inject a neurotoxin to paralyze their victims	Template:Dunno
Sesame Street	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No, but is inhabited by a human hand	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Dungeons & Dragons	Yes	Yes; if slain	No, although if a vampire feeds their spawn their own blood it will turn them into a free-willed vampire	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Stephen King	Type One: No	Turn humans in types two	No	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
	Type Two: No	Turn humans in types three	No	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	Human blood or food	Their bites contain an enzyme that causes temporary memory loss and disorientation in their victims.	Template:Dunno
Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes, although their actions are not controlled by the spirit inhabiting them.	May feed on animal blood, but it is less nutritious	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
The Little Vampire	No	The victim becomes a mindless vampire	No	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Doctor Who	Great Vampires: Yes	Turn humans into vampires	No	No	No	Blood from any living being	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
	Vampires: No	Yes	No	No	No	Only human blood gives them the nutrients they need.	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
DC Comics	No	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno	Human and animal blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Fevre Dream	Yes	No	No	No	No	Human blood, raw meat	Template:Dunno	Some drink an elixir as an alternative to blood
Count Duckula	Template:Dunno	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Vegetarian	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Vampire Hunter D	Yes	Usually creates servants	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Fright Night	Template:Dunno	Template:Some	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Necroscope	Males can have one egg son; females can produce a multitude of eggs in a mass birth	If desired	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Blood and human flesh, but other creatures and human food too during parties	Template:Dunno	Inhaling or absorbing the cloud of spores from the "mushrooms" or by absorbing a leech's egg
Castlevania series	Yes	Template:Some	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Vampirism can also be brought by curses or the use of the Ebony Stone
GURPS	No	Yes, sometimes (also can dominate them)	No	Template:Dunno	No	Can eat normal foods, but must eat human blood to heal and to avoid daily damage	Dominance, sometimes	Can have other characteristics, depending on the campaign
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure	They can reproduce sexually, but doing so produces human and not vampire offspring.	No	Yes	No	No	Human blood, consumed through the fingers	Death, usually	Created when a human wears a Stone Mask anointed with blood.
The Lost Boys	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Blood is given before death to create a half-vampire.	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Shadowrun	Template:Dunno	Template:Some	No	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Vampires become sick to their stomachs within an hour of eating human food or drink and are especially sickened by alcoholic drinks
The Witcher	Yes	Template:Some	No	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Higher vampires can survive without blood, though drinking it strengthens and inebriates them.
The Vampire Diaries (Novel and television series)	Template:Some	No	Template:Some	No	Novels: No TV Series: Can be possessed by witches	Novels: Human or animal blood TV series: human, animal and vampire blood; food gives them little nutrients.	Template:Dunno	TV Series: Hybrids that are half-vampire and half-werewolf can conceive with another werewolf.
World of Darkness	Template:Some	No	No	Template:Some	All vampires must contend with "the Beast", an Id-like entity	Can consume human or animal blood, need at least 1 point (~400 ml) /day; some can eat food	Victims usually entranced	Consumption of vampire blood without draining makes a human effectively immortal, and gives them some powers, but does not make them a vampire. The effect wears off in about a month without subsequent doses.
Blood Ties (2007)	No	No	No	Yes	No	Human and animal blood	Feeding creates a connection that may make it easier for the vampire to find the victim.
Batman & Dracula	No	Yes	No	No	No	Human and animal blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Forever Knight	Vampires are sterile, and can cause the death of mortals if intercourse is attempted.	If desired	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Anno Dracula series	No	Yes	No	No	No	Human and animal blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter	Template:Some	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human and lycanthrope blood feeds them; they can also drink animal blood but is not a sufficient diet.	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
The Elder Scrolls	Vampires: Yes	In select circumstances	No	No	No	Human blood, sometimes animal blood	Template:Dunno	Transmitted as a disease by magic or physical contact with a vampire
	Template:Dunno	In select circumstances	No	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Can also be created through a ritual to Molag Bal
Darkstalkers	Yes	Vampires are able to choose when their bite is one that turns their victim	No	No	No	Blood from seemingly any being with it	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Preacher	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human and animal blood, can drink any beverages that human can	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Vampire in Brooklyn	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood, can drink wine	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
From Dusk till Dawn series	Yes	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood	Hallucinations, fever and sickness	Template:Dunno
Discworld	Yes	If desired	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human and animal blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Warhammer	No	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Blood, although if they drink a dragon's blood they will “defeat” their bloodthirst, never needing to drink again	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Blood Omen/Legacy of Kain	No, due to Hylden curse	No. Kain is able to bite (even kill) his enemies without infecting them.	Ancients infected humans with blood as did Human Hybrids besides Kain. The vampires of Kain's empire were never documented.	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Kain himself was created using the Heart of Darkness and Necromancy. Because of this, Kain had to create through a form of Necromancy, "breathing" his soul into a corpse, animating it and calling its soul back from the underworld. The soul was then itself vampiric, infected by Kain's.
Night World	Lamias: Yes	No	Turn the human into a made vampire; however if the human doesn't survive, becomes a ghoul	No	No	Human blood or food	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
	Made Vampires: No	No	Template:Some	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Buffyverse	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Can consume human or animal blood	Affects the pleasure centers of the brain	Template:Dunno
Hellsing	Template:Dunno	Template:Some	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood and flesh	Template:Dunno	FREAKs (artificial vampires) are created by chips implanted in their bodies.
Touhou Project	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Vampires are considered a kind of devil, but are not possessed	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Ultraviolet	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Night Watch	A vampire can have one single human child	More or less complicated procedure, implied that the victim has to agree, but might be unnecessary	No	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood, food is tasteless	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Den of Shadows	No	No	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
The Saga of Darren Shan	No, with exclusion of Destiny's "children"	No	Through cuts on fingers	No	No	Vampires: Few drops of human blood and human food; they can even drink alcoholic beverages. Vampaneze: all of the human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Dresden Files	White Court:Born basically human, become vampire after first feeding (can become fully human instead), can have a fully human parent	No	No	No	Probably	Feed off of emotions, also need ordinary human food	Victims are sexually aroused, or terrified, depending on what emotion the vampire feeds off of; feeding can be highly addictive, long-term feeding can form a slight psychic bond between vampire and victim.	Template:Dunno
	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes, with complications	Yes	Template:Dunno	Has an addictive effect on victims	Multi-stage process; potential vampire is infected, and gains some powers, then becomes a vampire after first feeding
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase	Yes	If desired	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood	Enslaves the human to the vampire	Template:Dunno
Blood: The Last Vampire	Template:Dunno	No	With scientific assistance	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Tsukihime	True Ancestors: Yes	Turn humans into Dead Apostles	No	No	No	Human blood, however, it is just a psychological impulse.	Template:Dunno	The Earth and other True Ancestors can create more.
	Dead Apostles: No	Yes	Yes	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Magecraft
Trinity Blood	Methuselahs: Yes	No	No	No	No	Human blood and food	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	Vampire blood and food	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
True Blood	No	No	Shown when Eric turns the Governor's Daughter in Season 6X04	The human being turned must be buried alive in the ground afterward.	No	Can consume human, animal, or artificial blood	Pain during feeding and especially initial bite, unless glamoured to feel otherwise. Afterwards, fang marks, unless healed with vampire blood; weakness for a few days, treatable with B vitamin and iron supplements.	Template:Dunno
Blood Moon	Yes	Template:Some	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood	If the victim is too old for transformation, the venom will burn and cause a painful death.	Template:Dunno
30 Days of Night (2002)	No	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Scratches
Charmed	No	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
BloodRayne series	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
AdventureQuest	Presumably	No	No	No	No	Blood, although they can eat human food, but to little effect	Leaves them more vulnerable to vampire curse, makes them woozy	Template:Dunno
Saga of the Noble Dead	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Human blood, but some consume life essence	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Moon Child	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Underworld	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Human and animal blood	Venom can be deadly to a human, only a very small few survive the first hour	Template:Dunno
Chibi Vampire/Karin	Template:Some	No	No	No	No	Young vampires and human-vampire hybrids can consume human food. Loss of taste for human food occurs in normal vampires at puberty; food begins to taste like sand. Following puberty, vampires and hybrids develop different "tastes" for different (usually negative) traits/emotions in humans.	Temporary removal of trait/emotion in bitten human	Human-vampire hybrids do not need to feed as often, but feeding causes the hybrid to be temporarily affected by all the weaknesses of full vampires.
The Sims	Yes	Yes	No	Template:Some	No	Human blood or plasma fruit and derived products	Induces slight discomfort	Depends on the entry in the franchise
Let the Right One In	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Hollows series	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	Human blood or food, both of them gives them nutrients	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
	High Blood: Yes	No	No	No	No	Human blood or food, both of them gives them nutrients	Template:Dunno	If they die, they automatically become undead vampires.
	Template:Dunno	Turns humans into living low blood vampires	If a low blood drinks undead blood after their death, they become undead vampires.	No	No	Human blood	Their saliva contains drugs that make the pain of a vampire's bite feel like pleasure and can also sensitize their victims so that only that vampire can affect the victim.	Template:Dunno
Black Blood Brothers	No	Template:Some	Vampires and Kowloon Children	No	No	Human blood and food	The bite of a vampire feels like pleasure to a human, but a Kowloon Child's bite is painful and will turn the victim, even other vampires.	Template:Dunno
Van Helsing	Baby vampires are born dead and must be reanimated.	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Rosario + Vampire	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Human blood and food	Transfusion may turn humans into ghouls instead of vampires	First Ancestor vampires can only be made by transfusing the blood of a First Ancestor vampire.
Gantz	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood and food	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Stargate	Yes	No	No	No	No	Life force from living beings, but only human gives them the nutrients they need	Victim ages artificially	Humans with Wraith DNA can be turned into Wraiths by science.
Vampire Knight	Template:Some	Turn humans into vampires level D and E	If a level E drinks the blood of the Pureblood that created them, the level E becomes a level C.	No	No	Human blood and blood tablets	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
The Librarian	No	Yes	No	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Blood Alone	No	No	No	Yes	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
The Historian	No	Yes	No	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Monogatari	Implied	If desired	Template:Some	Yes	No	Human blood and flesh and the blood of other "Oddities"; can also eat human foods and beverages	Might inherit the will or desire of the vampire	Template:Dunno
Twilight series	Male vampires can reproduce with female humans.	Yes	No	No	No	Human and animal blood	Extremely painful burning pain to the human for three or so days	Template:Dunno
Blood+	Template:Some	No	Template:Some	No	No	Queens: Human or their Chevaliers blood; food gives them nutrients, but diminishes their powers, chiropterans: human blood, but chevaliers may be able to live with food.	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Kitty Norville novels	Template:Dunno	Template:Some	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Human blood, a few mouthfuls a night is usually sufficient	Template:Dunno	It takes several days for a new vampire to awaken.
Dance in the Vampire Bund	Yes	Yes	No	No	Template:Dunno	Human blood and a blood substitute	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
David Wellington	No	No	No	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	To transfer the curse one must accept the vampire's invitation to undeath, and then kill one's self to be reborn.
Supernatural	No	No	Yes	No	No	Human and animal blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Frostbiten (2006)	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Some	Human or animal blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Young Dracula (2006)	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Human blood, animal blood, blood substitutes, critters such as cockroaches.	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Dwarf Fortress	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	Blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Blindsight (2007)	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	Humans	Template:Dunno	Can also be created by applying retroviral gene therapy to baseline humans
Mercy Thompson/Alpha and Omega novels	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Human or vampire blood, don't necessarily kill human victims, though if they have fewer than ~14 at a time, they eventually kill them; younger vampires almost exclusively feed from, and feed, their maker	Can be controlled, to some degree, by the vampire, after enough feedings; human victims eventually become bound to the vampire	Exact process of reproduction not shown, but it involves killing the potential vampire, and doesn't always work; more likely to work on long-term victims, especially bound ones
Kate Daniels novels	Unknown, but they are unlikely to try	Likely, as with any virus	Likely, as with any virus	Likely, as with any virus	No	Human or animal blood, possibly other things	Template:Dunno	Intentional infection
Sanctuary	Yes	No	Template:Some	No	No	Human blood, but there is a special serum that can replace it	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
The Shadowhunter Chronicles (The Mortal Instruments)	No	No	No	Yes, with complications, see "other"	No	Most can consume human or animal blood, but they can learn to eat human food to keep up appearances.	Their saliva contains venom that make the pain of a vampire's bite feel like pleasure and increase humans' health for a short while	For a human to be turned into a vampire, one must drink vampire blood, be bitten by other vampires, die, buried and then be reborn and brought back from the dead, then fed blood.
Vampire Academy	Moroi: Yes	No	No	No	No	Human blood and food, but only blood gives them the nutrients they need	Induces emotional and physical euphoria
	Strigoi: No	No	No	Yes	No	Human, dhampir or Moroi blood	Induces emotional and physical euphoria	If Moroi purposefully kills another person while feeding turns into a Strigoi.
House of Night	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	No	Human and blood	Pleasurable for both human and vampyre, and may lead to a strong bond, called "Imprinting"	Some teenagers are changed into vampyres when adolescent hormones trigger a strand of DNA. If they pass the Change, they become blue vampyres, otherwise if they die they can be somehow resurrected and become Red Vampyres.
Moonlight	No	No	No	The human must be near death.	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
The Adventures of Dr. McNinja	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Human blood, gorilla blood (implied)	Template:Dunno	Gorillas can also be vampires.
Being Human (BBC)	No	No	No	Yes	No	Human blood from a live human and food	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Being Human (Syfy)	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	No	Human blood from a live human (preserved or blood that isn't fresh from a human body will make a vampire weaker)	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi	Possibly, since they used to have a world of their own.	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Anything that humans can consume	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Demigod	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	blood (not just human)	drains life, armor and speed	converts enemies into Night Walkers after they die
Split	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Human blood or "Doll-Bar"	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
The Strain	Template:Some	No	No	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Direct contact by a worm through a wound or orifice or using a stinger in their tongue to infect humans with the worm
Wizards of Waverly Place	Yes	No	No	No	No	Human blood and food	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Blood Lad	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	They are considered a type of demon, but are not possessed	Anything a human or demon can eat	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
The Parasol Protectorate	Template:Dunno	Template:Some	No	Sort of; see note	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Making a new vampire involves simultaneously feeding (with feeder fangs) and injecting blood into the new vampire (with maker fangs); it doesn't always work.
Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	Yes (in the book)	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
American Vampire	Old World bloodline: No	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
	American bloodline: Yes, but it creates humans with vampire characteristics, not new vampires	No	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Human blood	Injects a venom that has a paralyzing effect on people	Template:Dunno
Shadowspawn series	Yes	No	No	No	No	Eat normal human food, only really need blood to power abilities	Feeding is addictive for victims.	It may be possible to make a human into a Shadowspawn through genetic manipulation, but the technology isn't presently available.
Vampireology	No	No	No	Yes	No	Only human blood may sustain them, though the Hunter somehow learned how to subsist on animal blood.	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Adventure Time	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No, however Marceline is of demonic descent	Consume the color red	Becomes white	Template:Dunno
Monster High	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood or iron supplements	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
We Are the Night (2010)	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
My Babysitter's a Vampire	Template:Dunno	They become half-vampires	No	No	No	Can consume human or animal blood	Template:Dunno	To become full-vampires, they have to drink human blood within 28 days of turning or they will die.
All Souls series & its adaptation A Discovery of Witches	Only a male of certain type of vampire with a female of a certain type of witch	No	Template:Some	Template:Some	No	Blood of humans & wild animals esp. deer; alcohol, esp. wine; raw meat/seafood or cold broth; nuts, mushrooms, berries, coffee, cocoa	Craving for vampire blood, then can cause death by blood loss	Can go without human blood for months, & without any food for weeks
Vampire Cheerleaders	Template:Dunno	If desired	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood, although they can eat human food as well	Pleasure	Vampire urine is stated to be oddly-colored
Seraph of the End	No	No	Yes	No	No, although vampires will become demons under certain circumstances	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Vampires will become demons if they starve or if their hearts are ripped out and not returned to their chests in time.
Hotel Transylvania	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Artificial blood substitute; human blood edible but unhealthy	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Vamps	No	Yes	No	No	No	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Byzantium	Template:Dunno	No	No	No	Template:Dunno	blood, and possibly other food	Template:Dunno	before the journey to the nameless island, one must already be "prepared for death"
The Coldest Girl in Coldtown	No	Blood- borne disease, when vampire bites small amount of his/her blood might get into human's bloodstream and cause infection	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood; in addition enjoy drinking vampire blood.	Template:Dunno	When infection enters the body after the bite human becomes "cold" starting to crave blood. If the person consumes human blood within eighty-eight days of being infected then he or she becomes a vampire, if one can manage to resist the terrible hunger infection will clear up.
Penny Dreadful	No	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Human blood	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
The Laundry Files (PHANG Syndrome)	Yes	Bite will put V-Symbionts in destiny entanglement with the victim but will not make them a vampire	No	No	In the form of so-called V-Symbionts	Normal diet supplemented with blood of victims	Victim suffers a Mad Cow Disease-like illness and dies	Vampires are made when V-Symbionts are invoked through algorithmic magic into a host
Interviews with Monster Girls	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Blood, but they can survive off of human food if they desire instead	Varies	It appears that vampires can be born of human parents due to some sort of genetic mutation prior to birth.
American Horror Story: Hotel	Human males can impregnate female vampires; the babies are horribly deformed.	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	Human blood, they can eat food but don't need it	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Vampirina	Presumably yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Human food and Transylvanian food, with an affinity for blood oranges	—	Template:Dunno
Innistrad	Template:Dunno	Yes, they can cut their own cheek or tongue during or prior to the bite in order to infect their victim’s blood with their own	A newly sired vampire’s first "meal" must be the blood of their sire or they will perish by the next full moon.	A newly sired vampire’s first meal must be the blood of their sire or they will perish by the next full moon.	No	Human blood; their first "meal" must be the blood of their sire or they will perish by the next full moon.	Plagues the victim with disturbing and erotic dreams	Template:Dunno
Ravnica	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Blood from living beings (vampires of the Orzhov Syndicate tend to collect blood in the form of tithes from their debtors)	Blood Drinker Vampires will be able to exert some magical influence over their victim	Template:Dunno
Scarlet Cherie: Vampire Series	Template:Dunno	Yes		Yes		Human blood; can drink liquids but not consume solid foods.
Miitopia	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	Vampires may be formed through exposure to a cursed amulet.
RuneScape	Yes	No	No	No	No	Predominantly human blood, but werewolf blood is also taken.	None other than regular effects of blood loss.	True-born Vyres are high-ranking Vampyres who are born Vampyres. Humans may under go Vampyrisation, a magical process, after which they evolve over time to become potentially more powerful, possibly Vyres.

Setting characteristics

Setting	Progenitor	Source	Dracula	Supernatural Creatures	Non-Vampire Lovers	Rest in Coffins	Vampire Society or Organizations	Known to Human Society	Terms and nicknames
Carmilla	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Bram Stoker's Dracula	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Title character	Werewolves (implied) Witches (mentioned)	Yes	Yes	Dracula and Brides. Also, gypsies are loyal to the count.	Yes, villagers are aware (to some extent, at least) of the count's nefarious nature and try to protect Harker (by partly warning him and offering a religious object).	Template:Dunno
Black Sunday	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Ghostly horses	Yes	Yes	Asa Vajda, Igor Javutich and Dr. Kruvajan	Yes, known to the villagers of Mirgorod.	Template:Dunno
Nosferatu	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Count Orlok (Dracula appears in the remake)	Werewolves	No	Yes	Count Orlok only, but in the remake, Harker becomes a vampire after Van Helsing kills Dracula (Orlok)	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Dark Shadows	Template:Dunno	Witch's Curse; vampire bat	No	Witches, Wizards, Satanic warlocks, Demons, Ghosts, Werewolves, Naga, Frankensteinian Hominids, The Phoenix	Yes	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Vampirella	Lillith	Children between Lillith and demons	Yes	Many	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Count Chocula	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Brief cameo	Werewolves - Fruit Brute	Children as part of this complete breakfast	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Marvel Comics	Varnae	Spell from the Darkhold	Yes	Many	Yes	Template:Dunno	Divided on Vampire Sects	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Blade	Vampires: Dracula/Dagon/Drake	Supernatural virus	Yes	Werewolves Revenants	Template:Some	No	Vampire society is broken up into houses and the combination of this houses form the Vampire Nation.	Hidden	Template:Dunno
	Reapers: Jared Nomak	Genetic sequencing of vampire DNA	Yes	Template:Dunno	No	No	They follow Nomak.	Extinct	Template:Dunno
Sesame Street	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Is a comical reimagining	Mr. Snuffleupagus	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Out	Template:Dunno
Dungeons & Dragons	By individual campaign or setting; Strahd von Zarovich in Ravenloft	Negative Material Plane	No	Many	Yes	Yes	Usually solitary, although they may organize into small groups	Template:Some	Template:Dunno
Stephen King	Template:Dunno	Descended from the Prim	No	Many	Yes	Yes	Types one usually control the other types.	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles	Akasha	Demonic hybridization with humans	No	Psychics, Witches, Taltos, Werebeasts/Werewolves (possibly; they are mentioned to exist in one novel, but these may have only been rumors), Mummies, Spirits, Ghosts, Angels, Demons, God	Yes	Yes	They are mostly anarchic, but eventually the First Brood act as kings and queens.	Hidden, Lestat tried to out them	Template:Dunno
The Little Vampire	Template:Dunno	A comet of soul which fell to the earth hundreds of years ago	No	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Doctor Who	Template:Dunno	Evolved in their home planet	Yes	Aliens	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno
	Vampires: Great vampires	Great vampire bite	Yes	Aliens	Yes	No	They live in covens.	No	Template:Dunno
The Hunger	Template:Dunno	Evolved humans whose blood acts as virus in normal humans	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
DC Comics	Cain	Divine curse	Template:Dunno	Many	Yes	No	Ruled by a vampire king or queen	No	Template:Dunno
Fevre Dream	Template:Dunno	Different species that evolved alongside humans	No	mistaken for werewolves and warlocks	No	No	Divided into clans or covens ruled by Bloodmasters, their Messiah is the Pale King	Hidden	People of the Night
Count Duckula	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Werewolves	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Vampire Hunter D	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Most honored member of Nobility; D's father	Many	Yes	Template:Dunno	Highly advanced society, now in steady decline	Template:Dunno	Nobility
Fright Night	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Familiars/Ghouls	Yes	Yes	Jerry Dandrige controlled all the vampires he created.	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Necroscope	Shaitan	Vampiric leech	No	Werewolves Necroscopes	No	Template:Dunno	Divided on two different "factions", with lords and ladies on top	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Vamp	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Castlevania series	Carmilla in Castlevania: Lords of Shadow	In Lord of Shadow, Carmilla was half good and half evil; after her death, her evil half stay on earth as the first vampire.	Yes	Many	Yes	Yes	Ruled by Dracula	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
GURPS	Varies by individual campaign or setting	Varies by individual campaign or setting	Varies by individual campaign or setting	Varies by individual campaign or setting	Varies by individual campaign or setting	Mandatory, must contain soil of homeland	Varies by individual campaign or setting	Varies by individual campaign or setting	Template:Dunno
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure	Pillar Men (Specifically Kars, who created the Stone Masks)	Stone Masks	No	Jesus, Okuyasu Nijimura's dad, Pillar Men (ancient humanoids who possessed immense power, but turn to dust in the sun.), Rock humans, Stand users, Ghosts, Zombies, Aliens (Possibly)	Yes	Dio Brando is shown to, but they don't have to	No	No	No
The Lost Boys	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Hellhounds	None shown	Template:Dunno	Gang run by sire	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Shadowrun	Unknown, possibly none considering it is a virus	Human Meta-Human Vampire Virus, a magical retrovirus with multiple strains (one of which turns humans into werewolves)	Template:Dunno	Many	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Out since the return of magic to the Earth	Template:Dunno
The Witcher	The Conjunction of Spheres	Separate species from humans, native to another world	No	Many	Yes	No	Ruled by elders	Yes	Template:Dunno
The Vampire Diaries	Novels: The Old Ones	Template:Dunno	No	Werewolves, Kitsune, Phantoms, Angels, Malach, Witches	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
	Television series (full universe): The Originals	A ritual spell cast by a Witch	No	Witches, Werewolves, Doppelgängers, Original Vampires, Hybrids (Vampire and Werewolf), Ghosts, Supernatural Hunters, Immortals, Siphoners, Heretics (Vampire and Siphoner), Sirens, Psychics, Tribrid (Vampire, Werewolf and Witch)	Yes	No, but Originals are often put in coffins when they are daggered	The ones in New Orleans followed Marcel and Klaus for a while, but no real vampire ruler	Hidden, but known to select residents of Mystic Falls and New Orleans.	Template:Dunno
World of Darkness	Caine (VtM) Unknown, origin myth differs by clan (VtR)	Divine curse	Member of the Tzimisce clan (VtM) Founder of the Ordo Dracul covenant, unknown clan membership (VtR)	Many	Yes	Yes	Divided into clans and sects, depending on setting	Hidden	Kindred, leeches
Blood Ties (2007)	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Many as well as human magic users	Yes	No	Nothing formal, but they seem to know each other	Hidden	Bloodsuckers
Batman & Dracula	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Werecat	Yes	Yes	They follow some kind of master, either vampire or human.	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Forever Knight	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Anno Dracula	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Many	Yes	Yes	Divided in bloodlines	Out	Template:Dunno
Magic: The Gathering	Edgar Markov	Magic ritual performed by the Markov progenitor, Edgar Markov and eleven others; involved the demon Shilgengar and the consumption of an angel's blood	No	Many	Yes	Template:Some	Divided into four main bloodlines (Innistrad vampires)	Yes	Template:Dunno
Ravnica	Blood Drinker Vampires have no known progenitor, but the Mind Drinkers are said to have been created by Szadek	Template:Dunno	No	Many	Template:Dunno	No	Vampires possess no government of their own, but are often members of the Orzhov Syndicate or House Dimir, although vampires can be of other guilds or even guildless	Vampires are no secret on Ravnica and often walk among the populace (attitudes towards them varies by guild)	Template:Dunno
Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Using the name Dracula has been banned.	Wereanimals, Ghouls, Zombies, Naga, Fey, Mer-people	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Out	Template:Dunno
The Elder Scrolls	Molag Bal	Magical ritual, disease	No	Many	Yes	Yes	Divided in various clans and factions	Yes	Template:Dunno
Darkstalkers	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Many	Yes	Template:Dunno	He is the king of all his servants.	Yes	Classified as "Darkstalkers" alongside all other monsters
Preacher	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Angels Demons Genesis	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hidden, only three shown	Template:Dunno
From Dusk till Dawn	Believed to descend from the Aztec snake god	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Discworld	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Witches Zombies Igors Numerous others	Yes	Template:Some	Several organizations, most prominently the Vampire League of Temperance	Yes	Template:Dunno
Warhammer	Lahmia	Elixir of Immortality	No	Many	At least one known between Vlad and Isabella Von Carstein before her transformation	Template:Dunno	Divided into six main bloodlines	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Legacy of Kain	Ancient vampyres	The blood curse	No	Many	Yes	They never sleep.	At first, they follow a vampire council and later a vampire king.	They start being one of the dominant species of the planet, later become hunted to near extinction and when they come back they rule the world.	Template:Dunno
Night World	Maya Hearth-Woman	Spell	No	Werewolves Witches Ghouls Shapeshifters	Yes	No	Patriarchal	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Buffyverse	Maloker	Demonic hybridization with humans	Yes	Many	Yes	Only Dracula	Usually live in packs	The majority of humans remained unaware or in denial of the existence of vampires until Season Eight, when the existence of vampires became public knowledge.	Template:Dunno
Hellsing	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Title character	Werewolves, Catboy, Ghouls, Hellhound (hound of the baskervilles), Demons (1997 anime), Baobhan Sith (1997 anime)	Yes	Yes	They serve different organizations, like the Hellsing Organization	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Touhou Project	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Remilia claims to be a descendant, although she is not.	Youkai Kami Witches Fairies Ghosts	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	There is no secret about the mythological creatures who live in Gensokyo; Gensokyo itself is isolated from "our" world, though.	Template:Dunno
Ultraviolet	Template:Dunno	Virus	No	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Night Watch	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Probably existed in the universe, but not plot-relevant	Werewolves Others	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Den of Shadows	Siete	Nyeusi blood	No	Many	Yes	No	Divided in five linajes	Hidden	Template:Dunno
The Saga of Darren Shan	Template:Dunno	Vampires believe they are descended from wolves; most vampire powers were added to the race by Des Tiny after their genesis.	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Divided into Vampire and Vampanese races/cultures	Hidden to most humans	Template:Dunno
The Dresden Files	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Mentioned to still be alive, and a Black Court vampire	Wizards, Werewolves (several types), Fae (many types), Angels, Demons, Dragons, Ghosts	Definitely for White Court, probable for Red Court, unknown for Black and Jade	Template:Dunno	Formal vampire courts: White, Red, Black, and Jade	No	Succubi and incubi (White Court only)
Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase	"Vampire Road"	The consumption of God's flesh and blood by "Vampire Road"	Template:Dunno	Various types of Yōkai and Ama-Vampires	Yes	No	Some sort of unexplained hierarchy	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Blood: The Last Vampire	Template:Dunno	The original Chiropterans evolve alongside humans, while the actual are human/chiropteran hybridization.	No	No	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Tsukihime	True Ancestors: Crimson Moon Brunestud	Created by the Earth as a defense mechanism against humans, but were born with a flaw: thirst for blood	There are two versions of him: one based on Vlad II, and the other on Count Dracula.	Aristoteles, Familiars, Demons, Homunculi, Phantasmal Species, Spirits, Mages	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
	Dead Apostles	Created to act as counter-measures in the case of a True Ancestor being overwhelmed by his or her thirst for blood	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	The Twenty Seven Ancestors of the Dead Apostles act as a form of ruling body.	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Trinity Blood	Template:Dunno	Injection of the Bacillus nanomachines in human bodies	No	No	Yes	No	The Methuselahs have their capital in Byzantium.	Yes	Template:Dunno
	Crusniks: All four Crusniks were created around the same time	Installation of the Crusnik nanomachines in the bodies of four test tube babies	No	No	Yes	No	They have gained a high position of power, as commanders during the Human-Methuselah war and as leaders after the war.	No	Template:Dunno
The Southern Vampire Mysteries	Lilith	Created by God	Template:Some	Maenads, Shapeshifters, Witches, Weres, Fairies, and possibly Demons	Yes	They can choose to rest in coffins or beds	They have a hierarchy with The Authority at the top, magisters in the middle, kings and queens in third place and sheriffs at the bottom.	Out since invention of Trublood	Fangers, Vamps
Blood Moon	Template:Dunno	Virus/evolution	No	Werewolves Witches (mentioned)	Yes	No	Territorial covens	Yes	Template:Dunno
30 Days of Night (2002)	Vincente and his lover Lilith claimed that they were the parents of all other vampires.	Being described as some kind of virus	Template:Dunno	No	In some cases	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Know with humans then became hidden	Template:Dunno
Charmed	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Many	Yes	No	Ruled by queens	No	Template:Dunno
BloodRayne	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Dhampir, Daemites, Maraisreq, Diseased, Mutates, Demons	Yes	No	Ruled by some superior vampire	Hidden	Template:Dunno
AdventureQuest	Possibly Safiria	Curse	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno
Saga of the Noble Dead	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Many	Yes	No	Covens	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Moon Child	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Underworld	Markus Corvinus	Virus	No	Werewolves Lycans Immortals Hybrids	Yes	Only the vampire elders while another vampire elder rules	Ruled by Vampire Elders and a Council	They were hidden during the first three films, but their existence became public in Underworld: Awakening.	Template:Dunno
Chibi Vampire/Karin	Template:Dunno	Vampires are a species of the Homo genus, separate from Homo sapiens, but capable of producing sterile hybrid children with humans.	Brief cameo of Bram Stoker's book	God (implied to be Christian God) Ghosts and souls	Yes	Template:Dunno	Clans/families control various territories with treaties and all-clan-meetings once a year.	Hidden within Japan	Template:Dunno
The Sims	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Ghosts, Aliens, Werewolves, Zombies, Wizards and Witches, Bigfoot, Djinns, Fairies, PlantSims, Mermaids, Mummies	Yes	Possible to be made	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
Let the Right One In	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Hollows	Template:Dunno	Virus	No	Inderlanders Ghosts and spirits Gods and goddesses Weres	Yes	No	Organized in camarillas with a vampire master at the top	Out since the Turn	Template:Dunno
Black Blood Brothers	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	None shown	Yes	Template:Some	Only in the special zone where they are divided into houses; Kowloon Children have their own hierarchy as well	Hidden to most humans	Template:Dunno
Van Helsing	The Devil (Dracula)	Dracula's bite (brides, other vampires)	Main villain	Werewolves, Frankenstein's Monster, Warlocks (mentioned), Demons (The Devil exists), Angels (Said to exist), God (The Christian God)	Yes	Dracula is shown sleeping in a coffin	Dracula, Dracula's brides, other vampires, Dr. Frankenstein, Igor, Velkan Valerious (as a werewolf)	The village in Transylvania knows of the vampires' existence and flee in terror when they see one.	Template:Dunno
Rosario + Vampire	Dracula	Template:Dunno	Alucard	Many	Yes	No	Families are headed by a First Ancestor.	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Gantz	Template:Dunno	They are the result of numerous nanomachines within the human body.	No	Aliens	Yes	No	They are members of some criminal organization.	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Stargate	Ancients	Human/Iratus bug hybridization	No	Aliens Robots	Yes	They hibernate on hibernation pods.	Hive society	Their existence is public in the Pegasus Galaxy, but on Earth only few humans know they exist.	Wraith
Vampire Knight	Ancestors	Pureblood descended from the Ancestors	No	Vampire Hunters	Yes	Template:Some	A Senate was established to govern them.	Hidden	Template:Dunno
The Librarian	Judas Iscariot	Divine Curse	Yes	Many	Yes	No	Dracula wants to control all of them.	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Blood Alone	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	There are elements based on Dracula, like characters and terms.	Renfields Witches	Yes	No	Ruled by vampire elders	Hidden	Template:Dunno
The Historian	Vlad Ţepeş	Magical ritual (possibly)	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	Yes	Dracula control all of them	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Monogatari	Deathtopia Virtuoso Suicide-Master	Human beliefs and emotions; bites	No	Many	Yes	Some, mostly the "old-fashioned" ones	Some own a private castle and live with their minions, others hunt their own kin as specialists.	Template:Some	Template:Dunno
Twilight	Template:Dunno	Believed to evolve alongside humans	No	Werewolves Shapeshifters Human/Vampire Hybrids	Yes	They never sleep	The Volturis create and enforce all their laws	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Blood+	Template:Dunno	Believed to evolve alongside humans	No	No	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Kitty Norville novels	Template:Dunno	Lucifer	Template:Dunno	Lycanthropes Human magic users Demons Ghosts others	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Most cities have Masters.	Recently revealed	Homo sapiens sanguinis
Dance in the Vampire Bund	Template:Dunno	Evolved humans	Template:Some	Werewolves	Yes	Template:Dunno	Monarchy	Yes	Template:Dunno
David Wellington	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Undead	Yes	Yes	They follow a vampire elder.	But believed to be extinct	Template:Dunno
Supernatural	The Alpha Vampire	The power of Eve	No	Many	Yes	No	Organized into nests	No	Template:Dunno
Frostbiten	Maria is the progenitor of the Swedish vampires, but there are older ones.	Believed to be a virus but implied to be supernatural	No	Template:Dunno	No	Yes	The vampire horde made up of Sebastian, John and the other teens, Annika and Maria.	The films ends with the vampires taking over the entire Norrland.	Template:Dunno
Dwarf Fortress	Template:Dunno	Divine curse	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	No	Yes	Template:Dunno
Young Dracula (2006)	Template:Dunno	Inherited from parents (Full-vampire). Bite (Half-vampire)	Father of title character	Werewolves	Yes	Yes	All vampires are subjects of the "Grand High Vampire" and Vampire Council.	Slayers exist but the majority of the population consider them fictional.	Template:Dunno
Blindsight (2007)	Homo sapiens vampiris coevolved with baseline humans as predator; speciation occurred around 400000–500000 years BP.	X chromosome mutation	No	No	Likely, but not documented	No	Solitary	Originally solitary predators, became extinct due to "crucifix glitch" and proliferation of perpendicular lines due to human technology. Species fully recreated in the late 21st century and eventually reestablished position as apex predator on a virtual reality-befuddled humanity.	Template:Dunno
Mercy Thompson/Alpha and Omega novels	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Fae, demons, werewolves, walkers, witches, possibly others	Template:Dunno	No special resting place required, but they are dead during the day	Organized into seethes	No
Kate Daniels novels	created by Roland	Virus	Template:Dunno	Many, including shifters, necromancers, and mages	Nonsapient, they would probably eat anyone that tried.	No	No intrinsic society, but the necromancers who control them, the People, are highly organized.	Yes	Homo sapiens immortuus
Sanctuary	Template:Dunno	Evolve alongside humans	No	Many	Yes	Template:Dunno	Monarchy	Used to rule the world until humans rose up against their oppressors and hunted them to extinction	Homo vampiris
The Shadowhunter Chronicles (The Mortal Instruments)	Vlad III and members of his court	Hecate powers	Yes	Shadowhunters or Nephilim, Warlocks (term used for both sexes), Werewolves, Endarkened, Ghosts, Fay, Forsaken, Angels, Demons, God, Fay/Nephilim hybrids	Yes	No	Loosely organized geographically into covens	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Vampire Academy	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Damphir Witches Alchemist	Yes	No	Monarchy	Hidden	Template:Dunno
House of Night	Nyx (possibly)	Template:Dunno	No	Gods Deity Raven Mocker Tsi Sgili Angels	Yes	Only red vampyres	Matriarchal	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Moonlight	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
The Adventures of Dr. McNinja	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Lycanthropes, Human magic users, Demons, Ghosts, Headless Horsemen, Lobster People	Yes	Template:Dunno	Vampires run the Red Cross.	Template:Dunno	Ape-ula (Gorilla Vampire)
Being Human (BBC)	Two brothers	Deal with the devil	No	Werewolves Zombies Ghosts Succubi Demons (implied)	Yes	No	Under the ruling of the Old Ones	Hidden, but some wish to out themselves and enslave humans	Template:Dunno
Being Human (Syfy)	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Werewolves Zombies Ghosts Witches	Yes	No	Under the ruling of the Mother and The Dutch	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi	Template:Dunno	Their own world	No	Demons Elves (manga)	Yes	No	Not anymore, since Saitohimea is the last surviving vampire	Only to certain organizations (the Church, the military, etc.)	Template:Dunno
Demigod	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Demigods	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Night Walkers; Lord Erebus known as "the Insatiable One," "Erebus the Decadent," or "Monster"
Split	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Vampire/humans hybrids (Splits) Demons	Yes	No	Organized by a Vampire Council, a council of vampires with the authority to judge and define laws, which has to obey the Blood Chosen's rules	Hidden	Template:Dunno
The Strain	The Ancient Ones	From the body of an archangel that was cut into seven parts	No	Template:Dunno Archangels (mentioned only) Damphir	Yes	Template:Dunno	Each strain follows the Ancient that created it.	Out since The Night Eternal	Template:Dunno
Wizards of Waverly Place	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Many	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Blood Lad	Template:Dunno	Demon World	Template:Dunno	Many	Yes	Template:Dunno	Ruled over by the Demon King	Hidden	Template:Dunno
The Parasol Protectorate	Template:Dunno	Implied to be virus or similar, only works on those with excess soul	Template:Dunno	Werewolves, Ghosts, Soulless, Metanaturals, Other shifters, other vampire-like beings	Yes	Template:Dunno	Most vampires are in hives, led by a single queen, the only female.	Out in Britain and help in the government, hidden (but known) in many other countries	Template:Dunno
Daybreakers	A vampire bat	Virus	No	No	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Out, run society	Template:Dunno
Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter	Elizabeth Báthory (oldest known vampire in the book's universe; Adam (in the film)	Demonic hybridization with humans	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Template:Dunno	Template:Some	Hidden, although many wish to rise up against humans and enslave them	Template:Dunno
American Vampire	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Humans with vampire characteristics	Yes	No	They usually follow a vampire leader.	Hidden	Template:Dunno
	American bloodline: Skinner Sweet	Evolution of the European vampires	Yes	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Shadowspawn	Template:Dunno	Genetics	Mention was made of Stoker being "useful", implying that Dracula is fictional.	halfbreeds	Yes	No	Yes	Hidden	Shadowspawn, Homo nocturnis; most mythological monsters (e.g. oni, loup-garou)
Vampireology	Belial, Ba'al and Moloch	Bloodthirst	No	Werewolves, Ghouls, Zombies, Angels, God, Dragons, Griffins (if considered canonical with the rest of the Ology series, many more)	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Adventure Time	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Many	Yes	Template:Dunno	Marceline is "The Vampire Queen" as she was in the grand meeting of Ooo royalty.	Yes	Template:Dunno
Monster High	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Yes	Many	Yes	Yes	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
We Are the Night	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Template:Dunno	Yes	No	Louise coven. There are possibly others around the world.	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno
My Babysitter's a Vampire	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Witches Weres Ghosts	Yes	No	The Vampire Council	Hidden	Template:Dunno
All Souls series & its adaptation A Discovery of Witches	Template:Dunno	DNA mutation including gaining 24th chromosome pair	Historic Vlad Dracula really was a vampire but was killed centuries ago	Witches, Daemons, Ghosts, The Goddess, Dragons & firedrakes, Golems, griffins, familiars (dryads, centaurs & possibly others previously existed)	Humans; not allowed with witches or daemons	No	The Congregation: 3 vampires, 3 witches, 3 daemons in charge of keeping creatures secret from humans; vampires often live with vampires they have made & their 'mates'	Not in general, but humans can notice vampires especially when physically or socially close or when vampires/witches/daemons together; vampire folklore & fiction exists; 10% of the population are creatures	manjasang in Occitan, wearh in Early Modern English, & other languages
Vampire Cheerleaders	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Many	Yes	No	Cheerleader coven and possibly many others	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Seraph of the End	The "First Progenitor"	Curse	Template:Dunno	Demons	Yes	Yes	Divided into various factions	Yes	Template:Dunno
Hotel Transylvania	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	One of main characters	Many	Yes	Yes	Dracula is owner of the hotel and the leader of his friends; his castle is a haven for his family and other supernatural creatures.	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Vamps	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	No	Yes	No	Covens	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Byzantium	Template:Dunno	visit to the 'Nameless Saint' in the Healing Shrine	No	the Nameless Saint, a doppelganger of whoever visits the Healing Shrine	Yes	Template:Dunno	The Brotherhood: a male-only legion	Template:Dunno	soucriant
The Coldest Girl in Coldtown	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	No	Yes	No	Template:Dunno	Vampires are ruled by an ancient vampire called the Spider. Traditionally a maker and progenies form a small group, in coldtowns converge into bigger groups.	10 years prior to the events of the book, existence of vampires was accidentally revealed	Template:Dunno
Penny Dreadful	Fallen Angel	Divine curse	Yes	Many	Yes	No	Packs	Hidden	Template:Dunno
The Laundry Files	Template:Dunno	V-Symbionts, micro-organisms from a parallel reality	No	Zombies	Yes	No	Yes	Initially hidden, latter co-opted by the Laundry	"Vampire" is seen as a derogatory term; cryptonym "OPERA CAPE"; the administrative term is "PHANG"
Interviews with Monster Girls	Template:Dunno	Vampires, like most demi-humans, are described as being humans with supernatural characteristics and limitations.	Template:Dunno	Many	Template:Some	No	Template:Dunno	Out	Template:Dunno
American Horror Story: Hotel	Template:Dunno	Supernatural virus	No	Ghosts Demons Witches Voodoo Zombies	Yes	They can choose to rest in coffins or beds.	Template:Dunno	Hidden	Template:Dunno
Vampirina	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Mentioned to exist	Werewolves, Frankenstein monsters, witches, mummies, ghosts, gargoyles, skeletons, "cute" monsters, others	—	Coffin-shaped beds	Transylvania: a town where monsters coexist in harmony; Pennsylvania: a place where humans are unaware of the existence of monsters.	Hidden, only known to Vee's friends	Template:Dunno
Scarlet Cherie: Vampire Series	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Template:Dunno	Therianthropes, Werecats, Necromancers, Witches, Warlocks, Demons, Nymphs	Yes	Template:Some	Vampires have seven monarchs ruling over the continents. Each monarch has a vampire and human below them known as a prince, princess, or princette. Councils are also spread throughout the cities run by magnates.	Hidden	Nightwalkers (insult)
RuneScape	None	Vampyres are a natural species that originated from a different world, although they can use magic to convert humans into Vampyres.	No, but Drakens contain allusions.	Many, but in their most commonly seen habitat, they are seen alongside human ghosts, and werewolves.	No	Template:Some	Yes, ruled by Lord Drakan. Vampyre race rule over humans and werewolves in their own domain.	Yes, openly antagonistic until recent peace brokered.	Stronger Vampyres with wings known as Vyres, high-ranking Vyres known as Vyrelords or Vyreladies.

See also

• Vampire literature
• Vampire films

Cited texts

• Barber, Paul (1988). Vampires, Burial, and Death: Folklore and Reality. Yale University Press. ISBN 978-0-300-04859-9. https://books.google.com/books?id=o55_G3ls-Q0C. 
• Skal, David J. (1996). V is for Vampire: An A to Z Guide to Everything Undead. Plume. ISBN 978-0-452-27173-9. https://books.google.com/books?id=k75wAAAACAAJ.