Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. A male given name, often used in Dracula or vampire-related fiction
Etymologies
- The name Dracula spelled backwards, and as such is often in Dracula or vampire-related fiction. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“* A coffee shop in Tokyo called Alucard, for fans of Dracula.”
“* And in Japan, as you know already, a coffee shop in Tokyo called Alucard, for fans of Dracula.”
“I had expected A for "Alucard" never like sorting by first name.”
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“Harmony of Despair will see the return of vampire hunters such as Alucard, Johnathan”
“But unlike others of her breed such as Alucard of Black Blood Brothers.”
“In Tokyo, there's a coffee shop called "Alucard" in both English and Japanese signage.”
“It’s established that after being bit by a vampire such as Alucard, your eyes turn red.”
“The fact that a 1973 character (no, she wasn't invented by REH, any more than Alucard was invented by Bram Stoker) is in a volume that seems to be focusing on pulp fiction from before the '50s is a bit weird, but whatever.”
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““Bring your wife to Castle Alucard any day during this summer, just before sunset, and your marital troubles will be over.””
“More than a century ago, your great-great-grandmother, Mina, helped track him down to his lair in Castle Alucard, in the Carpathian Mountains.”
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Vampires
A list of famous characters, vampire lore, and anything else having to do with the genre.
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