NOTES WHILE RE-READING HELLSING:
Chapter 6:
• So it does seem to be canon, at least in the heavily implied sense, that
Alucard was experimented on in order to be a better weapon against the undead.
Chapter 13:
• First of all, even attempting to cross running water
will kill most vampires!
• Second of all, Alucard
hates sunlight. He doesn't have any issue with it past that. :{|
• Thirdly....
Riocard wears lipgloss. :{U?!
Chapter 14:
• Alucard, stop
sexually harassing the hotel staff. • On that note, "it's interesting" seems to be a
valid excuse for waking a baby vampire up. Geez. He'd be an awful roommate.
Chapter 15:
• Father Anderson's talents
do not include housekeeping. • Is there an official term for being
overly-concerned about who's touching your coffin? •
Those jaws are terrifying. Also dis-locatable, apparently.
• Maaaaaybe you should see a doctor about
your PTSD, Alucard.
Chapter 16:
• Uh Seras
why did you tie the coffins together like that????
• "Here we have Alucard modeling our
latest fall look, the ratty-haired, blowing-in-a-mysterious-breeze undead thigh-high-boot set. Really, it's all about the boots."
Chapter 17:
• Eschewing the insane fashion statements of prior title pages (cross-bedecked sunglasses, Maxwell? REALLY?) Walter is
blind in his left eye?! • I am not joking about Alucard's mouth.
That thing is a chainsaw. • Alucard's talents include, rather explicitly,
mind control, though judging from the dude's expression, it's pretty conspicuous when in use. This use of his abilities reveals his ultimate weakness: elevators!!!!!
• Telekinesis:
check. • Anderson sees Alucard on the television. The audience stares in shock! Integra lights a match! Walter looks smug and old! Maxwell looks like he's unsure if want but probably relevant to his interests! Anderson
jizzes his pants. AWKWARD, ISCARIOT. VERY AWKWARD.