Juste: "I've Never Understood That Vow-of-chastity Business, To Be Honest. Doesn't Sound Healthy To Me."

The bisexual half vampire prince will be my first post. I believe in Alucard supremacy (⁠ﾉ⁠◕⁠ヮ⁠◕⁠)⁠ﾉ⁠*⁠.⁠✧

"Is human nature inherently good or evil" Human nature is inherently that of a big, awkward ape. Our nature is to love eating and sleeping. Everything else is stuff we made up later.

Hayao Miyazaki on AI

Alucard Era 🦇

in World War 1 around 8 million horses died but in World War 2 it was under a million which can only mean horses started to evolve bullet resistance

oh they are so in love and gay

Tagging it to spare the uninterested

Not gonna let this stay in capris comment section because the scene of alucard naked except for the bedsheet wrapped around him stained with the blood of people he once trusted sobbing on the floor of his childhood bedroom, a reminder of more blissful and innocent times and also his most painful memory, next to the wedding ring of his father who he had to kill with his own two hands that he hasnt moved an inch off where it dropped on that faithful day, just for just the smallest bit of comfort he could get from the presence of his now destroyed family is just. Too powerful

Then seeing him having fallen into the habits of his "dead ol dad" with the corpses of sumi and taka staked in front of the castle to scare off anyone daring to get close. Man

Another detail i will not shut up about is that sumi and taka were naked when they died, yet their staked corpses are clothed. Alucard put their clothes on before displaying them to the world to save the last resemblence of their humanity, a type of mercy they didnt have for him. MAN

All this buildup just to have him trust the first human he sees again but. Yknow. That scene was cool i loved the hashtag parallels and hashtag symbolism