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|monster name= Vampire
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|image= [[Image:Vampire.jpg|300px]]
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|powers and abilities= Superior strength, speed, and senses including sight, hearing, and smell. Retractable fangs that allow them to bite humans or animals and feed on their blood.
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|vulnerabilities= [[Dead Man's Blood (Pad of Definitions)|Dead Man's Blood]],[[The Colt]], decapitation, the Sun (although not fatal), Angelic touch
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|appearance= Human with retractable fangs.
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|episodes= [[1.20 Dead Man's Blood]]<br>[[2.03 Bloodlust]]<br>[[3.07 Fresh Blood]]<br>[[4.05 Monster Movie]](Actually a Disguised [[Shapeshifter]])<br>[[6.05 Live Free or Twihard]]<br>[[6.07 Family Matters]]<br>[[6.19 Mommy Dearest]]
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==Vampires in Supernatural==
 
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|'''Powers and Abilities''' || Enhanced Attributes, including: Strength and Speed, Sight and Hearing and Smell. They also can retract their teeth which shift into fangs.
 
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|'''Vulnerabilities''' || [[Dead Man's Blood (Pad of Definitions)|Dead Man's Blood]],[[The Colt]], decapitation, the Sun (although not fatal), [[Angels]]
 
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|'''Appearance''' || Human
 
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|'''Episode(s)''' || [[1.20 Dead Man's Blood]]<br>[[2.03 Bloodlust]]<br>[[3.07 Fresh Blood]]<br>[[4.05 Monster Movie]](Actually a Disguised [[Shapeshifter]])<br>[[6.05 Live Free or Twihard]]<br>[[6.07 Family Matters]]<br>[[6.19 Mommy Dearest]]
 
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==History==
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A vampire is created when a person ingests vampire blood, but the transformation is not complete until they feed on human blood.<ref name="one20">[[1.20 Dead Man's Blood]]</ref><ref name="six05">[[6.05 Live Free or Twihard]]</ref> The [[Alpha Vampire]] was the very first vampire and he appears to have a psychic connection with other vampires.<ref name="six05"/>
The [[Alpha Vampire]] was the very first vampire. He appears to have a psychic connection with other vampires. In the present day vampires are rare because they have been hunted intensively. [[John Winchester]] had thought they were extinct.
 
  
They live in packs and mate for life. Unlike folkloric vampires, they do not require an invitation to enter a home. After death, vampire [[souls]] go to [[Purgatory]].
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In the present day, vampires have been hunted so intensively and become so rare that [[John Winchester]] had thought they were extinct. They live in packs and mate for life. Unlike folkloric vampires, they do not require an invitation to enter a home and are not killed by sunlight.<ref name="one20"/> After death, vampire [[souls]] go to [[Purgatory]].<ref name="six07">[[6.07 Family Matters]]</ref>
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A cure for vampirism exists, but only if the vampire has not yet drunk human blood and can acquire the blood of the vampire that turned him or her.<ref name="six05"/>
  
==Characteristics==
 
 
===Powers and Abilities===
 
===Powers and Abilities===
* A vampire is created when a person ingests vampire blood, and then feeds on human blood.
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Vampires:
* Vampires have extremely enhanced senses that include being able to smell humans and vampires over long distances, and the ability to see in pitch darkness.  
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* Have extremely enhanced senses that include being able to smell humans and vampires over long distances, and the ability to see in pitch darkness.<ref name="one20"/>
* They have sharp, pointed, retractable teeth that emerge from their gums and extend beyond their human teeth
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* Have sharp, pointed, retractable teeth that emerge from their gums and extend beyond their human teeth.<ref name="one20"/>
* Immortal and unchanging
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* Are immortal and unchanging.<ref name="one20"/>
  
 
===Weaknesses===
 
===Weaknesses===
* Sunlignt is not deadly, but is like a nasty sunburn. Vampires prefer to sleep during the day.  
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* Sunlight. It's not deadly, but can cause a nasty sunburn. Vampires prefer to sleep during the day.<ref name="one20"/>
*[[Dead Man's Blood (Pad of Definitions) |Dead man's blood]].
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* [[Dead Man's Blood (Pad of Definitions) |Dead man's blood]]. Large quantities can paralyze a vampire and cause wounds that are slow to heal.<ref name="one20"/><ref name="two03">[[2.03 Bloodlust]]</ref>
* Decapitation
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* Decapitation. Cutting off the head of a vampire will kill it.<ref name="one20"/>
* A cure for vampirism exists, but only if the vampire has not yet drunk human blood and can acquire the blood of the vampire that turned him or her.
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* Angelic powers. Angels can burn vampires from the inside out with a touch, killing them.<ref name="six19">[[6.19 Mommy Dearest]]</ref>
* They can be killed by Angelic Powers, which burn them from the inside out.
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* [[The Colt]]. A special bullet fired from the Colt can kill a vampire.<ref name="one20"/>
 
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* [[Bloodlust (Pad of Definitions)]]. A vampire must feed on blood, human or animal, to survive.<ref name="two03"/>
* [[Bloodlust (Pad of Definitions)]]
 
  
 
== Appearances ==  
 
== Appearances ==  
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==In Fandom==
 
==In Fandom==
 
* [http://spnnightcrawler.livejournal.com/752.html A list of SPN and SPN RPF] vampire stories
 
* [http://spnnightcrawler.livejournal.com/752.html A list of SPN and SPN RPF] vampire stories
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==References==
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Vampire
Powers and Abilities Superior strength, speed, and senses including sight, hearing, and smell. Retractable fangs that allow them to bite humans or animals and feed on their blood.
Vulnerabilities Dead Man's Blood,The Colt, decapitation, the Sun (although not fatal), Angelic touch
Appearance Human with retractable fangs.
Episode(s) 1.20 Dead Man's Blood
2.03 Bloodlust
3.07 Fresh Blood
4.05 Monster Movie(Actually a Disguised Shapeshifter)
6.05 Live Free or Twihard
6.07 Family Matters
6.19 Mommy Dearest

Vampires in Supernatural

Pad of Definitions

Folkloric creatures, thought to be the re-animated corpses of human beings and said to live on human or animal blood. They often have unnatural powers and the ability to physically transform.

Pad of Definitions (1.20 Dead Man's Blood), Official Website

A vampire is created when a person ingests vampire blood, but the transformation is not complete until they feed on human blood.[1][2] The Alpha Vampire was the very first vampire and he appears to have a psychic connection with other vampires.[2]

In the present day, vampires have been hunted so intensively and become so rare that John Winchester had thought they were extinct. They live in packs and mate for life. Unlike folkloric vampires, they do not require an invitation to enter a home and are not killed by sunlight.[1] After death, vampire souls go to Purgatory.[3]

A cure for vampirism exists, but only if the vampire has not yet drunk human blood and can acquire the blood of the vampire that turned him or her.[2]

Powers and Abilities

Vampires:

  • Have extremely enhanced senses that include being able to smell humans and vampires over long distances, and the ability to see in pitch darkness.[1]
  • Have sharp, pointed, retractable teeth that emerge from their gums and extend beyond their human teeth.[1]
  • Are immortal and unchanging.[1]

Weaknesses

  • Sunlight. It's not deadly, but can cause a nasty sunburn. Vampires prefer to sleep during the day.[1]
  • Dead man's blood. Large quantities can paralyze a vampire and cause wounds that are slow to heal.[1][4]
  • Decapitation. Cutting off the head of a vampire will kill it.[1]
  • Angelic powers. Angels can burn vampires from the inside out with a touch, killing them.[5]
  • The Colt. A special bullet fired from the Colt can kill a vampire.[1]
  • Bloodlust (Pad of Definitions). A vampire must feed on blood, human or animal, to survive.[4]

Appearances

Featured Vampires:

1.20 Dead Man's Blood

Daniel Elkins attracts the attention of a group of Vampires, led by Kate, who follow him home and kill him after a struggle. They take the Colt from him and Kate presents it to her mate and patriarch, Luther. The vampires live in an old barn where they capture tourists and feed on them, turning one such victim into one of their own. Their nest is invaded by the Winchesters and Kate is lured after them, only to be captured and infected with Dead Man's Blood. John Winchester used her as a bargaining chip to force Luther to hand over the Colt, after which the vampires tried to kill John and his two sons. But John shot Luther with the Colt, proving the legend that it can kill anything.

2.03 Bloodlust

Sam Winchester is captured by a group of vampires who have sworn off human prey and have chosen to feed on cattle instead, but they are still living in fear of being hunted. Their matriarch, Lenore, wishes for Sam to go back to his brother and the hunter Gordon Walker and ward them off hunting her kin. Gordon refuses to do so, however, and discovers the nest and tortures Lenore with Dead Man's Blood to prove to the Winchesters that all vampires are monsters. Lenore resists her bloodlust despite his methods of temptation. The Winchesters turn against Gordon and free Lenore, having seen her resilience.

3.07 Fresh Blood

A vampire called Dixon has been infecting young blonde women with vampirism in the hopes of rebuilding his lost family and repopulating the vampire species. he converts them by feeding them his blood under the pretense it is a recreational drug. It is administered either with an eyedropper or in a drink.

One of his girls is caught and interrogated by the Winchesters, putting them on his trail. However, the timely arrival of a vengeful Gordon prevents them from pursuing Dixon, who later incapacitates the hunter and turns him into a vampire as punishment for the vampires he'd killed in the past. Gordon murders Dixon's girls, driving Dixon to despair and apathy when the Winchesters find his lair (it is implied they killed him). Gordon proceeded to continue his hunt for Sam and set a trap for the brothers, infecting another woman to work as a distraction while he attacked Sam. Gordon was subsequently decapitated in the fight.

4.05 Monster Movie

In this episode, the Winchester brothers begin their supernatural investigation by looking into a vampire attack. However, the "vampire" turns out to be a shapeshifter who disguises himself as classic horror movie monsters, including Dracula.

5.03 Free To Be You And Me

Dean decapitates a vampire on the hood of the Impala, quoting: "Eat it Twilight!"

6.05 Live Free or Twihard

File:Cureforvamp.jpg
The cure for vampirism.

In Limestone, Illinois, Sam and Dean investigate the disappearances of several young women. They discover that the most recent victim was obsessed with Twilight-style vampires, and that she was communicating with someone who claimed to be a vampire online. At the same time, a blood bank van is robbed. Sam and Dean go to a club called the Black Rose, the girl's last destination, and discover vampires trying to "recruit" new members. Sam kills one vampire, but Dean is turned by a vamp named Boris. Sam intervenes, belatedly, and chases the vampire away. The Winchesters return to their hotel room, and Sam calls Samuel. Dean, who is prepared to be killed by Samuel, sneaks away to bid Lisa goodbye. He is nearly overwhelmed by his hunger, but resists and returns to Sam and Samuel. Samuel surprises Dean by revealing a cure in one of his ancestor's hunting journals. In order to work, Dean must consume no human blood, and must acquire the blood of the vampire that turned him, so Dean goes to the nest of the vampires with a syringe of dead man's blood.

At the nest, a "recruiter" named Robert offers Dean blood, which he declines, and reveals that they are not longer allowed to kill people. Dean meets Boris, and tries to stab him with the dead man's blood, but Boris is too quick. Before Boris can kill Dean, all the vampires collapse, Dean included. He has a shared vision of the Alpha vampire, and perceives that the Alpha wishes to build an army. When he awakes, Dean must fight the vampires in the nest. He eventually kills all the members - except one beheaded by Sam and Samuel - and gets Boris's blood. Samuel prepares the cure and Dean drinks it. He vomits blood and passes out, but re-awakes as a human.

The episode poked much fun at vampires in popular culture. See the episode entry for details.

6.07 Family Matters

Samuel and his people capture the Alpha Vampire. They subdue him using an I.V. of Dead Man's Blood (Pad of Definitions) and attempt to interrogate him, but he is extremely resistant to pain and doesn't give Samuel any information. After Samuel leaves the room where he is being held, he is approached by Dean and Sam and he reveals to them that, though he is the first vampire, he has a mother. He also tells them that Samuel is torturing him for information about Purgatory and its location. Shortly after their conversation, he escapes his cage and almost escapes, but demons appear and take him away on Crowley's orders. It is revealed that Samuel has been working for Crowley, who takes Alpha Vampire to continue interrogating it about Purgatory.

6.19 Mommy Dearest

Castiel brings Lenore to Bobby's place so that they can ask her for Eve's location. She is hesitant, but eventually tells them where to find Eve. She then asks to be killed. With Eve on earth, her nest has left and returned to feeding on humans, and even she has given in on one occasion. Sam and Dean try to persuade her that after Eve is destroyed things will improve, but Lenore is doubtful. Castiel places a hand on her head and kills her.

In Fandom

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