History Main / KissOfTheVampire

When a vampire is hungry and isn't quite so decent or hard up as to lower himself to only buying blood at the butcher's or trapping and draining small animals instead, their dietary supplement of preference is [[HorrorHunger human blood]]. They can [[VegetarianVampire survive on the blood of lesser beings]], sure, but [[EvilTastesGood human blood is the good stuff]] -- it's the difference between artificial processed cheese food and genuine aged cheddar as a human palate would comprehend it.

* In ''VisualNovel/DiabolikLovers'' (the anime, episode 2), [[{{Jerkass}} Ayato]] kisses Yui before biting her while she is [[SuperDrowningSkills drowning underwater]].

The decent sort of {{Friendly Neighborhood Vampire}}s tends to feel bad about what they must do to their victims. Kiss of the Vampire is vampires who can make the experience of being a drink box not just bearable, but pleasurable for the donor.

* ''Film/LoveAtFirstBite'': the woman being bitten seems to be (based on the sounds she's making) in the throes of, if not an orgasm, than something just about as good. The scene just afterward [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything builds upon the implication that it was the equivalent of good sex]].

* In ''Manga/{{Shiki}}'' vampire bites don't seem to be particularly painful ([[spoiler:Masao]] even looked like he might have been enjoying it a bit in episode 5) and the bite marks aren't very severe (a doctor mistakes them for insect bites). Also, it's speculated by Toshio that the bites might inject a narcotic substance into the victim to keep them under control. It should be noted that while bites don't cause any immediate harm, multiple drainings can lead to death.

* ''The Bloomer Lady'': Non sexual version in this (book) Dracula version as one of the kids vampire!Lucy drank from, the way the story is told it seems the kid felt calmed and peaceful, he specially said he never felt so happy even peaceful.

* In ''VideoGame/SixteenWaysToKillAVampireAtMcdonalds'', it's explained that being bitten by a vampire feels really good... because it actually injects drugs into the victim, so they can't fight back and won't scream while they are being sucked dry.

* The trope shows in ''Literature/theMortalinstruments'' series, Simon who is a vampire has hunger for blood and Izzy ends offering her blood while enjoying it.

* The trope shows in ''Literature/Mortalinstrumentsseries'', Simon who is a vampire has hunger for blood and Izzy ends offering her blood while enjoying it.

* The trope shows in ''Literature/Mortalinstruments'' series, Simon who is a vampire has hunger for blood and Izzy ends offering her blood while enjoying it.

** In "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E1InThroesOfIncreasingWonder In Throes of Increasing Wonder...]]", Louis de Pointe du Lac finds Lestat de Lioncourt biting him pleasing. However, this only applies to ''un petit coup'' ("the little drink"), as Lestat calls it, where he doesn't drain the person completely and heals the wound afterwards. Louis notes that it awoke feelings of intimacy within him despite the significant physical toll on his body.

** Louis finds Lestat biting him pleasing. However, this only applies to ''un petit coup'' ("the little drink"), as Lestat calls it, where he doesn't drain the person completely and heals the wound afterwards. Louis notes that it awoke feelings of intimacy within him despite the significant physical toll on his body.
** Rashid briefly closes his eyes and grins while Louis is feeding on his blood, so it must be a pleasant sensation for him.

* ''Manga/MyMonsterSecret'' plays this literally. When Asahi sees Youko eating a normal lunch and asks about blood-drinking, she gets offended and calls it sexual harassment. Afterwards she explains that blood-sucking is an incredibly intimate act among vampires, and is sometimes used in place of a kiss at vampire weddings. [[spoiler:Later chapters take it a step further, with [[TricksterMentor Akane]] {{Troll}}ing drops a bombshell by telling the couple that blood-drinking is more akin to ''sex'', and compares Youko to a sexual predator taking advantage of a naive girl. Despite her trolling, she's actually correct: vampires can even reproduce via blood-sucking, and by the end of the series Youko is pregnant with Asahi's child. Her vampire father Genjuro, normally an OverprotectiveDad, is surprisingly understanding and admits that he never told Youko because he was too uncomfortable having TheTalk with her.]]

* Screamqueen's bite in ''ComicBook/ScareTactics'' seems to have this effect (at least, when she wants it to).

* The bite of the tiny vampire Shinobu-chan from ''LightNovel/{{Bakemonogatari}}'' is unusually graphic by anime standards with regards to the unhealing bloody holes she leaves in Koyomi's neck, but the way she sits on his lap while drinking and he pats her back to let her know when to stop is ''adorable''.

* Episode 5 of ''LightNovel/IsThisAZombie'' starts with [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot vampire ninja]] Sera literally kissing [[spoiler: Haruna]] on the lips then biting her on the neck. The kiss apparently acted as an anesthetic so the bite wouldn't be painful.

* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': Louis finds Lestat biting him pleasing. However, this only applies to ''un petit coup'' ("the little drink"), as Lestat calls it, where he doesn't drain the person completely and heals the wound afterwards. Louis notes that it awoke feelings of intimacy within him despite the significant physical toll on his body.

* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': Louis finds Lestat biting him pleasing. However, this only applies to ''un petit coup'' ("the little drink"), as Lestat calls it, where he doesn't drain the person completely and heals the wound afterwards.

* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': Louis finds Lestat biting him pleasing. However, this only applies to the "little drink", as Lestat calls it, where he doesn't drain the person completely and heals it afterward.

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* In the ''TabletopGame/{{Ravenloft}}'' novel ''Vampire of the Mists'', when Jander feeds from Ana for the first time, it says that she moaned, but did not pull away. Later on, when Jander is describing what feeding is like for both vampires and their victims, he compares it explicitly to sex. On the other hand, the book also uses the opposite trope, VampireBitesSuck, for when vampires lose control during feeding.

* ComicBook/{{Fables}} spin-off ''Fairest'' has this with Tomoko. Technically, she's a {{Kitsune}} rather than a vampire, but she feeds on her lovers' blood, and her sex scenes with Rapunzel certainly fit this trope, being neat little punctures that appear to be intensely pleasurable for both parties. When feeding off {{J|erkass}}ack, however, [[VampireBitesSuck it's much messier, more violent, less enjoyable, and would have killed him without his regenerative abilities]], so maybe she only uses this trope with partners about whom she actually cares.

** In "Graduation Day" Buffy needed to get Angel to bite her because the blood of the Slayer was the only thing that could cure a poison in his blood stream. It starts off with them both standing as he bites her, then they fall to the floor with him on top and though Buffy is obviously in pain at first it takes on a decidedly more sexual appearance after a second with her moving her legs up around him. [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything So it hurts at first, but starts feeling good after a while.]] At the climax of the experience, Buffy's body shudders and her leg kicks out violently, sending a bench and urn crashing to the floor. This was a deliberate attempt to equate the experience with sex and the violent ending spasm with orgasm in a way that would avoid the censors, according to the Word of God. However, her final expression before losing consciousness is pure horror, while Angel still keeps drinking.

* ''Series/{{Ultraviolet}}''. A woman comes across a vampire feeding on a security guard and faints. She's woken up by the same security guard, who's concerned for her and hasn't noticed anything unusual happen to him, implying some sort of hypnosis. It was said earlier in the series that vampire bites make the person bitten more 'suggestible' and can only be seen under UV light, with obvious benefits for covering the vampire's tracks.