Guardsman Bass wrote:I would use a vampire from a different source, Hellsing(a japanese anime)The main vampire in the anime, Alucard(or Arucard, or so I have heard) can heal wounds instantly(even if most of his body is ripped to pieces)
Not quite instantly. In ep 10 for example, he took fire from 4-6 M-16s and had a substnatial amount of mass blown away from his body, and it took several seconds to recover. He can "resist" most low-caliber ammo (9mm and such, I imagine). Anything blessed or silver inflicts pretty substantial wounds.
He also seems to have something of an "ablative" effect regarding impacts - or a tendency to "let" bullets pass through his body - an artifact of his shapechanging abilities, no doubt.
teleport, communicate telepathically, move extremely rapidly,
The speed thing seems limited compared to certain others (Luke Valentine in ep 6, for example.)
transform into a demonic doglike creature with many eyes, transform into a shapeless dark mass with many eyes and the ability to create sharp mouths anywhere on it, turn into mist, summon demonic servants,
He's got innate shape changing abilities, basically. The "summoning demonic servants" appears to be the same effect as shape-changing part of his body into the hellhounds. Usually its only one or two, but the largest number seen was 4 in ep 13 (when he fought Incognito)
raise zombie-like creatures from the victims of his blood sucking,
He's never created ghouls, nor does he seem inclined to (he thinks rather low of those who do.)
turn invisible, move through walls,
He's never really "turned" invisible. These all seem to be artifacts of his teleportation abilities.
take bat form, and expand himself into structures(such as the hallway in which he trapped two vampires he was hunting).
Actually that ability I've heard inferred to be either illusion powers (much like what happened to Integral in episode 8 when she "thought" she was in the kill house) and as "opening a portal to the netherworld." (from the official DVD website.) Ironically the same effect seems to occur when he engages in combat or unlocks his powers (like against Luke Valentine in ep 6)
It is damn near impossible to kill him; one man stabbed throughout his abdomen with sharp, blessed swords, another shot him in the head and other places in his body, another vampire had his ghouls(the zombielike creatures listed above) shoot about several tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition into him, which turned him into a pile of blood and guts, from which he almost immediately recovered,
Although five of the bullets from his Jackal were enough to "kill" him in such a fashion that he wasn't readily revivable. (although that seems to be an unusually powerful weapon anyhow, which mayt in part explain its effectiveness - not to mention the blessings) - It appears that at that state, it requires Integral to manually unlock his powers to do so, and even then, he requires "blood" to faciilate the regeneration.
So while he can't be "killed", he can still be neutralized.
and he can apparently walk in sunlight, which is demonstrated by the capabilities of lesser vampires to do so.
Seras can, but its not really been demonstrated he can walk in the sunlight himself. Seras is in some ways not a "whole" vampire, or at least seems to be unique in certain aspects. In the Manga Alucard has mentioned being "tired" during the day, and Walter warned Seras about being out in the daytiem in ep 2. It may not "kill" them or hurt them outright, but it does seem to have some sort of debilitating effects.
Who wants to be an immortal chick magnent when all you're going to do is suck their blood?
. And watch as all other vampires go away.
