hellsing order 9

agelesslorg · Post by **agelesslorg** » Thu Jan 29, 2004 5:12 pm

episode three is the best episode i saw but not the beginnig it was boring

ryuu_hime13 · Post by **ryuu_hime13** » Thu Jan 29, 2004 8:01 pm

Hellsing is just great.

I have a friend whose ten year old brother watches a lot of the stuff I watch...but he's not the sharpest crayon in the box, if you know what I mean, and he doesn't get half of what's going on so no damage is done, hehe.

agelesslorg · Post by **agelesslorg** » Sun Feb 01, 2004 5:59 pm

ryuu_hime13 wrote:Hellsing is just great.

I have a friend whose ten year old brother watches a lot of the stuff I watch...but he's not the sharpest crayon in the box, if you know what I mean, and he doesn't get half of what's going on so no damage is done, hehe.

just like my lil bro

Hostile · Post by **Hostile** » Mon Feb 02, 2004 7:27 am

koronoru: which is strange since FREAK vampires cant produce real vampires, only ghouls :s I think the rules of vampire existence get changed quite a few times between manga volumes and anime episodes.

koronoru · Post by **koronoru** » Mon Feb 02, 2004 12:05 pm

Hostile wrote:koronoru: which is strange since FREAK vampires cant produce real vampires, only ghouls :s I think the rules of vampire existence get changed quite a few times between manga volumes and anime episodes.

Well, the series would appear to disagree with you there.

Spoiler wrote:Look at it this way: there has to be some way for the freaks to be created in the first place. Presumably, the one student did whatever it takes to make the other student a full freak-vampire (maybe implanting him with the chip instad of just biting him?) rather than a ghoul. If the chip is associated with self-reproducing nanotech, it could be self-assembling (i.e. you only need to inject someone with a few nanomachines for them to end up implanted with a chip). You wouldn't need to do actual surgery to freakify someone. Or maybe it was real surgery. Remember that when we first saw Mick, he was bleeding from his mouth, very near the place where they later removed the chip.

Also: the chip probably exists in different versions, which may have different powers and limitations. Finally: there's a question of how far the bite goes. Look at what Laura says to Integra in episode 9 (bringing this discussion back onto topic) - she says she's gonna inject Integra with some of her own blood to make her into a ghoul, but "not too much, because I don't want to make you a real vampire". Maybe Laura's a real (non-freak) vampire with more power than a freak vampire, but even so, maybe the first vampire in episode 3 had similar powers. We don't really know that the first vampire was a freak vampire himself; only that he caused the second vampire to become one. Maybe he was a low-level but non-freak vampire who could only create ghouls when he bit humans, and so he used the freak chip instead when vampirifying his lover. There are lots of possible explanations...

The Hitokiri Battousai · Post by **The Hitokiri Battousai** » Mon Feb 02, 2004 4:47 pm

ok we 've discussed wether it's Alucard or Arucard or "Phil" and what exactly Incognito is....but one thing im wondering....

Why is Alexander the way he is? Is he blessed or something?

Spoiler wrote:even after Alucard shot him in his head he didnt die

agelesslorg · Post by **agelesslorg** » Mon Feb 02, 2004 6:22 pm

The Hitokiri Battousai wrote:ok we 've discussed wether it's Alucard or Arucard or "Phil" and what exactly Incognito is....but one thing im wondering....

Why is Alexander the way he is? Is he blessed or something?

Spoiler wrote:even after Alucard shot him in his head he didnt die

the pie cutters are magic!

ryuu_hime13 · Post by **ryuu_hime13** » Mon Feb 02, 2004 6:25 pm

Well, I'm not sure if this would count as a spoiler or not but in the manga they say that Only virgins who are bitten become full-fledged vampires, otherwise, they just become ghouls. Does that help?

Excalibur00 · Post by **Excalibur00** » Mon Feb 02, 2004 6:43 pm

Well, if you ask me, there is a reason when you look in the back cover of the DVD it says "Age 15+" and you know what that means, but that's just generalizations, perhaps your younger sibling can handle the....images in Hellsing, though it's not his fault that he's watching it and finds it disturbing.

ryuu_hime13 · Post by **ryuu_hime13** » Mon Feb 02, 2004 7:32 pm

Yeah, but if it's a young kid their parents might get upset. My mom hates it when I let my sister watch Kenshin, though it isn't that bad, and she freaked last night when my sister told her "My name is Misaki Suzuhara!" Honestly, like Angelic Layer is so freaking violent. Hello, Excalibur! Long time no see!