#revampvampireverseplease

First ever post, i hope i could bring more soon enough.

Feel free to ask any question regarding this version of Vampireverse ^^

I'll never say "I hope that I could bring more soon enough" again.

Instead I will say, next post in 5 years or something like that, and maybe in that way I will bring the comic quickly.

Well thank you for your lovely comments, question and patience.

In other news, even though there are still some characters to be reveal, this are just what I need to start with the comic!

Oh no! This... THIS IS THE PERFECT QUESTION TO RAMBLE ABOUT ERRORINK!

Well, my dear anon,

From the knowledge that I have about vampires, I can tell you this:

Sires hold more power over their fledgling.

No matter how much time passes or what type of relationship they have. There is always going to be this power imbalance.

Why?

The Sire is not only physically stronger (at least at first), but they also have more knowledge, they're older and "wiser", and the responsibility of being a guide throughout this new form of life falls on his shoulders

Because of this, the relationship between fledging and Sire is usually one of reverential fear.

This (in my opinion) doesn't go well with the type of relationship that Ink and Error have.

I think we collectively forget why the Errorink ship was and still is so popular. And one, but not the only reason is the equal playing field.

We could argue that Error is more powerful than Ink or viceversa, but even if this was true, both of them hold the other cryptonite.

Error snatch souls, ink doesn't have one.

Error lives in a white space, wich is a place Ink would never go.

And both are practically indestructible and immortal outcodes.

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ALSO, the way they're portrayed in the fandom as this yin and yang bond. The opposites that need each other existence to survive contribute to this balance in their relationship. No one can overpower the other.

That is also why both are vampires but are not linked together yet (there are other reasons that i hope to clear on the comics)

Thank you for your lovely question, and here! Have a quick sketch of this to sillies and a sneak peek of Fallacy design :D

Short answer: Yesn't

Long answer:  Instead of a team, he recruits them at different points in time.

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Because of Nightmare’s personality, very few monsters had caught his attention in the long time he has lived (still not sure how much, maybe 503? as canon?).

But when it happens he doesn’t transform them, instead, he uses them, just like Renfield is used by Dracula!

Uf, a very good question.

I could ramble about this very extensively.

The short and spoiler-free answer is

Lugubre.

Now, with the explanation and spoiler zone:

There was a time when Fallacy was stronger; after all, he is blessed with the blood of a pureblood vampire, and rumors have it that he is the only fledgling in Reaper's bloodline (the so-called god of death for the mortals).

That and his natural ability to manipulate souls (vampires and mortals alike) made him a terror as an opponent.

A fight isn't worthy if you lose your freedom.

Post-corruption, Lugubre's sole purpose is to become the strongest vampire, and with that, I think I've said enough.

Pre-corrupted Lugubre couldn't compete against Fallacy, BUT AFTER...

That's a different story.

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Something to consider...

Both are better in different fields, and their weaknesses are enough that both can fight on pretty common ground, even if one is stronger.

Lugubre prefers to break their opponents' minds; he likes to have things willingly. And because of that, he avoids combat.