Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles [opening theme] -Help! Somebody help me! That-- You saved me. -Vlad. What's put that smile on your face? -You shouldn't creep up on people like that. BERTRAND: What's the problem? -Nothing. We training or what? ERIN (VOICEOVER): If I could wipe out the bloodline that infected you, the curse will be lifted. RYAN (VOICEOVER): I was bitten. We both know what that means. And when the time comes, you know what has to be done. -I told you. I'm going to kill you. If I can wipe out the bloodline that infected you, the curse will be lifted. RYAN (VOICEOVER): Did you do it? Did you stake Ingrid? -She's a monster. She's not human. I couldn't. I'm so sorry. RYAN (VOICEOVER): Think of me as one of them now. I'm too dangerous to be around. -I'll save you, I promise. -I'll catch you up. [knock on door] VLAD: Can I come in? What's wrong? Is it this place? I know it's not exactly homely. We can customize your coffin, if that would help. -It wouldn't. -Then what is it? You can talk to me. -No, I can't. Leave me alone. Please. [knock on door] Come in. What's that? -Mr. Cuddles the Second. -The Second? -Mr. Cuddles the First had an unfortunate accident. -Vladimir! [scream] What is this thing? -That thing? Never seen it before in my life. Oh, Mr. Cuddles! -Oh, so it's Mr. Cuddles now, is it? -I don't normally sleep with him, obviously. -Oh, was poor little Vladdie Waddie lonely? You're supposed to be my son and heir. -Yeah, well, I never chose to be, did I? -Rise. Now. -Take it out on the monkey, why don't you? Lock up your teddies, they'll be scared of you now. -Oh, it was a million years ago. -A million years? -10. 5. 4. -A vampire with a teddy bear? -Come along, Renfield. Work to be done. Not you, you little furball. Go, go, go. Go to Ingrid. Go on. Shoo. Shoo. -Why do I have to look after him? -He's your half-brother. -From a mother I want nothing to do with. -You wanted to take him in. -So Vlad's training means he's exempt, and because I'm female, I get to be the dog-minder. -Exactly-- oh, you're being sarcastic. -I hadn't even started yet. -Renfield. -He's pretty much the only thing I managed to save from Stokley. -You miss that place, don't you? -I had a life there. I had friends. Well, one friend. -Another vampire? -No. He was normal. -What are you doing? -Aren't you going to bite me? -Bite you? Why would I want to bite you? -You can if you want. -No. -So I'm not good enough because I'm not a vampire. Checkmate. Who's the loser? Who's the loser? Go, loser. Go, loser. Go, loser. -Just because you aren't a vampire, doesn't mean you can't be evil. -Thanks, Vlad. You're my best mate, you know that, don't you? -Robin, I'm your only mate. -Exactly. -OK. He wasn't normal, but I still miss him. -Why did you leave? -After what Ingrid did, we had no choice. -Is he-- is he dead? -I don't know. And I don't care. -He's your brother. You must help him. -I'll decide what I must do. From now on, you will call me Countess Dracula. -If we didn't escape when we did, she woud've kill us. -Your sister wrecked your life. -It's kind of her thing. -But you saved her from the slayers and let her move in. -She's my sister. Do you have any brothers or sisters? -A brother. -Does he know-- -Yeah, he-- he didn't take it very well. -Nobody ever does. -The idea of turning into a vampire-- he couldn't handle it. It drove us apart. -Where is he now? -I don't know. He won't tell me. -It's probably for the best for both of you. He'll reject you. Maybe even try to slay you. He's better off remembering you as you were. -So that's it? Once you're a vampire, you're cut off from your friends and family for-- forever? For eternity? -You're not alone. You've got me. I mean, us. -What's she doing here? -I've asked Erin to stay with us. -This half-fang-- why? -She saved Ingrid's life. -You're really not selling her. -She's staying whether you like it or not. -My castle, my rules. -To the left. Left, not backwards, you imbecile. -Yes, yes, sir. -Mr. Count. What are you doing? -Oh, deciding where my statue should stand. -A statute? A statue of you? -Mm. -How big is this thing going to be? -Well, I thought so high? I'm not sure if I'd look best cast from bronze, or chiseled from stone. What do you think? -I think we need school computers. -We're not wasting money on some passing fad. This statue will be a timeless masterpiece. Oh, Wolfie, leave that. Bad boy. I think he likes you. -How old is he? -In human or dog years? -You're not fooling anybody. -What do you mean? -Beneath that stern exterior, you're just a big softy. Not many men would take in their ex's son. You must have a good heart. -And so do you. 65 strong, healthy beats per minute. 68. -Well, I'll leave you to your timeless masterpiece. -The cheeckbones should be more defined, the jaw squarer. [squeaking] Make it more imposing. [squeaking] I want this statue to strike fear into the hearts of-- Wolfie! Will you stop that? [squeak] -Sorry, Uncle Count. -Don't call me that. I'm not your uncle. Enough! Get out of my sight, you heinous abberation of nature. -Oh, thank you. -No, no, not you. The other one. I'm sending you back to your mother. -Please let me stay. -You've tried my patience enough. I'm going to fill in your travel permit, then you'll be out of my life for good. -Where do you keep the matches? Does it hurt? -What? Oh, the fire thing. No. When your fangs first come through, well, you don't want to know about that. -I do. I need to be prepared. They'll think I'm a newly bitten half-fang. -You can't live with vampires. You're a vegetarian. -And a trained slayer. -With a pulse. -I've been using stasis spray, remember? It blocks out my heartbeat, and my breathing, and my scent. How bad is the change, really? -It's OK. Well, that's the worst of it. But vampire life's not all bad. The speed thing's pretty cool. You can hypnotize people. -Does it work on everyone? -You can't hypnotize people you're in love with, but otherwise, yeah. -Even other vampires? -I'll show you how it's done. You make eye contact, and then you draw them in, freezing them with your gaze, like a rabbit caught in the headlights. And then before you know it, they're-- -They're what? Dad? -You've hypnotized him. -No way. -You have. Watch this. Hello. My name's Count Dracula-la-lah! -How did I do that? ROBIN: You are now a true vampire. Ha ha ha! -Can you stop that? It's freaking me out. Vampire's are tough, but breathers are easy. -Have you ever used your powers to get a girl? -It's actually me who lives in a castle. But I'm sure you still want to go out with Robin, so-- -Delila. -Hi, Robin. You're dumped. And yes, Vlad. I would love to go to the ball with you. See you. -That would be wrong. -So it turns out Delila didn't fancy either of us. -Not yet, she doesn't. -Vlad. Let's do it. -Hey, boys. -Hey. [screaming] -So, so wrong. -When will I start wanting to-- you know. -Drink blood. Not 'til you've fully changed. -How long have I got? -With some people, the turn happens almost straight away. With other people, their blood fights it, and it could take months. -Do some people never change? -No. It happens eventually. Once you're bitten, there's no going back. -I heard if you wipe out the clan of the vampire who infected you, you can be cured. -Did you stake Ingrid? -I couldn't. I'm so sorry. Is that true? -It's just a legend. -But does it work? -No. But that doesn't stop people from trying. No. No. That wasn't your plan all along, was it? -I don't know what you mean. -Yes, you do. You're planning to go after the vampire that bit you. -No, I'm not. Really, I'm not. Promise. -OK. Because violence is never the way. -Says the vampire king. -Chosen One, actually. -Whatever. -I didn't choose this job. It chose me. I didn't even want to be a vampire. I hate being a vampire. It really sucks. -Isn't that rather the point? -Everybody gets first-bite nerves. You just need some practice until you're old enough to start on the peasants. Now be a brave boy and bite the bunny. -I'm not biting the bunny. I'm not biting anyone. -You're a vampire. Start acting like one. -Come to measure me for my coffin? -No, but good thinking. We can do that later. -Can't wait. -Neither can I. This will bring us so much closer. We can go out flying, and hunting, and terrorizing together-- father and son. -No! I'm not you, Dad. I never will be. Is there a choice? A way to get out of becoming a vampire? -Get out of-- get out of becoming a vampire? Being a vampire is your destiny. And nothing you can do will ever change that. -The Staff of Carpathia. A new attraction at Stokley Museum. Legend has it that one blow from the Staff will cure the curse of vampirism. Robin, this is brilliant. It does cure vampirism. -Oh, don't be ridiculous. It's my favorite back scratcher. I lost it 400 years ago, and I've never been able to replace it. Heaven. Want to try? -Why did I get my hopes up? -So you never found a cure? -No. But I learned to live with it, and so will you. -You were born a vampire. This is all normal for you, sleeping in moldy coffins, hiding in shadows. -Running from slayers, no normal life, no friends, no sunshine. It's OK. -Your dad and sister don't seem to have a problem with the whole vampire thing. -We shall bite them on the beaches. We shall bite them in the fields and in the streets. We shall bite them in the hills. We shall never surrender. I am the Prince of Darkness. -That's because they're power hungry maniacs. Don't worry. In the vampire world, that's a compliment. Dad's really loving this whole Chosen One thing. -My time is past. Our people are suffering. We are being hunted down and destroyed. We hide in the shadows, waiting for the Chosen One. -The Chosen One? -A vampire with exceptional powers who will lead us once again to glory. Vladimir Dracula. You are the Chosen One. -Wrong. I don't even want to be a vampire. -Vladimir Dominus-- -Look, thanks for the offer, but I think I'll give it a miss. -Vladimir Dominus-- -Supper time. -Vladimir Dominus Imperator Electus. Vladimir Dominus Imperator Electus. Vladimir Dominus Imperator Electus. You can't escape your destiny, Vlad. -Dad was always so disappointed in me. -He shouldn't have been. COUNT DRACULA: Oh, come on, Renfield, you twit. Time is of the essence. [squeaking] -Hey. Quiet. Shut it. [squeak] COUNT DRACULA: The world awaits my magnificent likeness. [bark] -Get on with it. -Hold onto your fangs and prepare to cower before the mighty image of Count Dracula! You idiot! -But Master, it's-- it's not my fault. Look, Wolfie got the plans wet. -Wolfie, you're a genius. You tripped him. I couldn't have done better myself. -So once you're bitten, you become a vampire, you crave human blood. -I'm never going to drink human blood. I get intense cravings. Sometimes, it's all I can think about, but I'm determined to fight it. COUNT DRACULA: Children, prepare to meet your uncle-- Ivan of the Bloodthirsy. Devourer of Souls, and Black-Hearted Butcher of-- -Yo! Big Bro. Come give me a hug. -Ivan? -The name's Harvey now. Ivan's so old country. -Let's go hunt some peasant. -Ah. There's no easy way to break this to you, Bro. I don't do peasant anymore. Gave up the red stuff a while ago. Blood-free since '93. I drink soya substitute. All of the goodness and none of the badness. -You know how you live blood-free. -Yeah? -Can all vampires do it? -You betcha. It's all about finding inner peace. Why? Are you interested? -Oh, definitely. The first time I can sort of imagine becoming a vampire. The whole blood thing. It's not me. The only problem is-- -My brother? -He's not big on inner peace. But-- -I could convert him? Oh, sorry. Didn't I mention? I'm vegetarian. -Oh, how about some badgers' noses? They're more gristle than meat. -Are you deliberately trying to give me a blood ulcer? I mean, what in the name of the Impaler has happened to you? -I cleaned up my act, Bro. I had to. I was out of control, draining 50 peasants a day. I tried everything to cut down-- patches, hypnotherapy. Nothing worked. Then, I met a bunch of new age werewolves. -Why does it always have to be werewolves? -Dad. -They told me if I'd eat good, I'd do good. -Dad, this is the 21st century. All the cool vampires are living blood-free. And I was thinking perhaps, possibly, maybe you could give it a try. -Maybe. Maybe we could live in a little cottage, and eat nuts, and grow daffodils. Never! -A vegetarian vampire? -Yeah. -Slayer's blood. -I don't believe you. You said living blood-free was our best chance. -There was no blood-free. It was a fantasy. A deluded dream. Tell him, Ivan. -He's right. This is sensational. I haven't felt this undead in years. There's only one way for us to live-- up to our eyes in blood. -It didn't last very long. -Go on. In you get. -But I want to stay with you. [squeaking] -So long, Wolfie. Give my regards to your mother. [howl] -I wouldn't say, Master. Just you and me again now, Sire. As it should be. -Wait. I've reconsidered. You may stay on a tr-- a trial basis. -But Master-- -Oh, but Master nothing. -So basically, there's no way out of it. Your family will reject you, and eventually, some slayer will hunt you down and stake you. -You make it sound so negative. I'm sorry, Erin. I'm sorry this has happened to you. -I was bitten. We both know what that means. -I'm never going to see my brother again, am I? -Maybe. -How can I? After everything you've told me. Breathers and vampires can't mix. -That could change. -How? -All my life, I've been living up to other people's expectations. -I feel that perhaps you're not trying your best to pass this blood test. And I know that no son and heir of mine would fail something so straightforward. And if the did, well, they wouldn't be my son and heir for very long. -Are you saying you'd disown me if I fail the test? -No, of course not. I'd just deny all knowledge of your existence. -You are the Chosen One. You must take your rightful place on the throne. -I'm sorry, Your Grandness. But I really think there's been a mistake. -Hm? -You will know you are the Chosen One when you sacrifice the life you love to save the family you love. -Robin, the crown. Now. -That's my Vladdie. -It's my life. I'm going to make this Chosen One thing work for me. -How are you going to do that? -When I get my full powers, I'm going to do things my way. They want me to lead vampires out of the shadows, and take over the world-- OK. But nobody gets hurt. -Nobody gets hurt? -I want vampires and breathers to live together in peace. I want the bloodshed to end. Forever. [ending theme]
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