History Main / LesbianVampire

* In ''VarneyTheVampire'' Clara Crompton predates even Carmilla as a female Vampire who prefers female victims
* Inverted in ''[[TheVampireChronicles Interview With The Vampire]]'', in which a man is seduced and transformed by a male vampire. Lestat claims that, before the twentieth century, he was exclusively attracted to men, since he didn't consider women to be very interesting. (Though he did seem fairly interested in [[IncestIsRelative his mother.]])

* There are several in the ''AnitaBlake'' series, though, of course, they're usually [[PsychoLesbian evil, depraved, and want to rape Anita]], so that the author can work out her "Ewwwwwwww...but hm" feelings about bisexuality.

* Parodied on ''KeyAndPeele'', in a sketch about a secret club of stereotypical [[SexyVampires leather-clad vampires]] complete with two lesbian vampires in the corner. A new initiate finds their style lame and pretentious and asks the two girls point blank if they're actually lesbians. One admits to having a boyfriend.

* ''XenaWarriorPrincess'''s usual LesYay turned up the volume in an episode titled "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun", which featured Gabrielle dancing with some fanged female followers of Bacchus at a Bronze Age disco, one of whom bites her before she leaves, becoming a [[OurVampiresAreDifferent bacchae]] herself, then biting Xena later in the episode, which appears to be ''very'' [[KissOfTheVampire enjoyable]] for both women. [[spoiler: Xena then kills Bacchus and they revert to being human again.]]

* In season 3 of ''TheLWord,'' Alice Pieszecki dates a sanguinarian named [[SdrawkcabAlias Uta Refson]], a vampirologist who is part of the vampire goth subculture.

* Edgar Allen Poe in ''Literature/AbrahamLincolnVampireHunter'' tells Lincoln about a pair Eastern European vampire noblewomen who liked to kidnap local girls.

* Sara Waite from ''WebOriginal/WhateleyUniverse.'' She uses the GenreSavvy codename Carmilla. She has fangs, pale skin, and a nearly irresistible lust aura, but she's not technically a vampire. Her core paradigm may be what all vampires in history were based on, since she's actually one of the Great Old Ones: she's directly related to both Shub-Niggurath and Cthulhu. She's mostly lesbian, and has turned a couple straight women, along with picking up a couple superpowered lesbians and even two hermaphrodites. (She's flexible.)

The lesbian vampire is an [[OlderThanRadio old trope]], stretching back to the 19th century novella ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' by Sheridan Le Fanu, which heavily inspired Bram Stoker's rather more famous ''Literature/{{Dracula}}''. However, it didn't return into popular consciousness until the 1970s, when HammerHorror made numerous films in which voluptuous countesses nibbled nubile young women. Since then, the trope has pretty much become the default setting for most female vampires, adding an extra layer of titillation to an already heavily sexualised mythological creature.

* Became a DeadHorseTrope (or possibly an UndeadHorseTrope) through overuse in 1970s HammerHorror films, most famously, the Ingrid Pitt vehicle ''Film/TheVampireLovers''. The same character ([[TheOtherDarrin with a different actress]]) fell in love with a man in the sequel, ''Lust for a Vampire''. ''Twins Of Evil'' features a female vampire biting a female victim on the breast.

* In Carmilla rewrite ''TheMothDiaries'', the antagonist, Ernessa, is either one of these or a lesbian of the common or garden variety. Either way, she and her 'victim', Lucy, are surprised in bed by the diarist, also in love with Lucy.

* Lady Bat of ''MermaidMelodyPichiPichiPitch'', a member of a QuirkyMinibossSquad that themes itself around different sorts of FetishFuel, takes this image and wears it proudly -- even when [[UnsettlingGenderReveal it turns out]] [[VillainousCrossdresser she's actually a he]]. (Was s/he intruding on [[MinionShipping the Black Beauty Sisters]]' territory?)

* Yurika in ''ToukaGettan'', whose first act in the last episode she appears in is having her way with one of the minor female characters. She also falls under CatGirl and SinisterScythe.
* ''TrinityBlood'' has Shahrazad al-Rahman a FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire who is ''very'' fond of the heroine, Esther Blanchett.
* ''BubblegumCrisis'' OAV episode 5, "Moonlight Rambler", has overtones of this.
* In the one-shot manga ''Nightmare Syndrome'' by {{Natsuneko}}, a lesbian vampire falls in love with the female VampireHunter who is after her head. [[spoiler:It ends happily.]]
* Invoked in ''KoreWaZombieDesuKa'' because, to suck someone else's blood with the victim suffering as little pain as possible, if not none at all, requires the KissOfTheVampire, and, in their culture, kiss equals marriage. Seraphim apparently knows her culture's marriage laws, as the only one she's ever seen kissing onscreen is Haruna.

* ''{{Vassalord}}'': [[SpearCounterpart Gender swapped]] with main characters Rayflo and Charles, and played [[IncrediblyLamePun straight]] with Rayfell and Cheryl. GenderBender [[HornyDevils Barry]] also counts, if s/he counts as "undead".

* In ''ClanOfTheCats'', "Snowfall and Rose Petals", Chelsea is seduced by a [[MoralEventHorizon child-killing]] lesbian vampire, leaving her DrivenToSuicide. She also turns a minor male character, who becomes a sort-of FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire.

* Topaz Gem from ''{{Monsterful}}'', though she's a Zombpyre (Zombie/Vampire), she looks more like a vampire. She's possibly in love with her best friend, Samantha, and though it has not been 100% confirmed, there are so many subliminal messages that it's just impossible to ignore.

->''"I'm so evil! And skanky! [[{{Foreshadowing}} And I think I'm kinda gay.]]"''
-->-- '''[[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer Willow Rosenberg]]''', about her [[EvilTwin vampire self]]

* Any ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' fanwork that features either of the Scarlet sisters being romantically invlolved with, well, pretty much [[ImprobablyFemaleCast any other character]] (or [[IncestYayShipping each other]]) qualifies for this trope.

* OlderThanRadio: As mentioned above, the 1872 novella ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' is about a female vampire who preys on young women by biting their breasts as they sleep. [[UnbuiltTrope It's not played for tittilation]] however, being more of a typical vampire story where the predator and victim just happen to be the same gender.

* OlderThanRadio: As mentioned above, the 1872 novella ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' is about a female vampire who preys on young women by biting their breasts as they sleep. [[UnbuiltTrope It's not plated for tittilation]] however, more of a typical vampire story where the predator and victim just happen to be the same gender.

* Ivy Tamwood from ''Literature/TheHollows'' novels is a rare heroic version. She still has a penchant for dressing in [[HellBentForLeather tight black leather]], though Ivy is, in fact, [[BiTheWay bisexual]]. Her on and off again ex Skimmer is a more typical example of this trope, especially after her multiple [[spoiler:{{Villainous Breakdown}}s]].
* Another inversion, the ''male'' bisexual vampire, is present in Henry Fitzroy of the ''Literature/BloodBooks'' universe. As well as Vicki Nelson, he also often feeds off of gay street kid and (former) male prostitute Tony, who eventually gets his own spin-off series. This element [[NoBisexuals appears to be missing]] from the [[Series/BloodTies TV series]].

* The [[http://rosalarian.com/lesbianpirates/?p=2182 new arc]] of ''IWasKidnappedByLesbianPiratesFromOuterSpace'' features a whole hospital full of lesbian vampires in {{Naughty Nurse Outfit}}s!

* Draculaura in ''MonsterHigh''. [[{{Fanon}} Maybe.]] She is, after all, Dracula's Daughter, and has a name that partially includes the name of the enthralled victim in ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}''. Somebody on the writing staff ''has'' to be GettingCrapPastTheRadar.
* Viciously deconstructed in [[http://www.theonion.com/articles/erotichorror-screenplay-discovered-on-office-print,1187/ this]] [[TheOnion Onion]] article.
* ''Vamp You'' relies on this trope. So, so much.

* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' fans long suspected this of [[VampireMonarch Marceline the Vampire Queen]], which was eventually [[IKnewIt confirmed]] by her voice actress Olivia Olsen during a book signing, who said that Marceline and [[BadassPrincess Princess Bubblegum]] used to date. (Though she had [[BastardBoyfriend a boyfriend]], making her a Bisexual Vampire instead.)

She's got the [[TheVamp raven-black hair]], the [[OfCorsetsSexy tight leather bodice]], the [[EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette pale skin]], and the [[BreadEggsMilkSquick fangs]]. The one thing this sexy vampiress ''doesn't'' have is a lust for hot male blood. No, only the blood of an innocent young woman will do. And lucky for her, [[VampiresOwnNightClubs the nightclubs]] are full of easily swayed bi-curious beauties.

However, she'd better be careful to make sure that her next victim doesn't have a handsome young boyfriend or older guardian ready to leap in and save the day, or she might end up in an urn...

This blatant sexualisation sometimes leads to a variation -- the Bisexual Vampire (often of the DepravedBisexual sort). In this case, the sexy vampire will happily take both men and women to bed, but her primary target for the duration of the story will usually be female.

A variation on the lesbian vampire, particularly in pornography and films aimed at the young male demographic, is the female victim who is seduced and converted by a male vampire and -- either during the process of her seduction or after being transformed -- begins to find women sexually attractive. This is sometimes explained as the vampire warping her mind so that she can become one of his harem, but usually, it is assumed that as soon as a woman joins the ranks of the undead, she immediately starts playing for both teams -- such is the power of this trope.

This can lead to some [[UnfortunateImplications controversial sexual politics]]; while the idea that lesbianism or bisexuality is the result of a corruptive and malign influence, representative of moral decay, was standard back in the olden days, today, it tends to be challenged. And if a female victim is transformed by a female vampire, it carries the implication that homosexuals are predatory and waiting to ensnare and 'convert' hapless heterosexuals.

On the other hand, this neatly provides a convenient fantasy outlet. If you're going to be seduced by sexy minions of the night, no one will blame you for ''enjoying'' it, right?

And, in yet another interpretation of modern media, lesbianism sometimes seems to come as part of [[TookALevelInBadass taking a level in badass]] for young women. After all, if you become a vampire, you're no longer bound to puritanical notions of sexuality that are often a part of human life. Why not reexamine your sexual identity if you have some long-buried tendencies waiting to burst out?

In the works of some authors, such as AnneRice, the GenderFlip version of this trope (i.e., male vampires attracted to other males) does exist; typically, they (like standard-issue female 'lesbian' vampires) are [[BiTheWay bisexual]] rather than exclusively same-sex attracted.

If one were to use FridgeLogic, vampires don't reproduce through sex ([[{{Dhampyr}} except for when they do]]), and most half-vampyrs are usually [[IHateYouVampireDad bad news for them.]] So gender preference is just cosmetic anyway.

Lesbian Vampire is a SubTrope of DiscountLesbians and often of DepravedHomosexual. See also HornyDevils and HemoErotic.

* In the first ''{{Hellsing}}'' anime, a character named Bubbancy (actually a corruption of a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baobhan_sith Baobhan sith]]) tricks the entire Hellsing organization, save Seras and Alucard, into thinking that she is Integra's sister. She licks Integra's chest after unbuttoning her shirt and attempts to drink her blood. This is important in the Hellsing universe as while virgins (like Integra) are immune to being made ghouls by a vampire bite, this is only true if the vampire is of the ''opposite sex''. Were Bubbancy to bite Integra she would have been rendered a mindless husk.
** Possibly Zorin Blitz as well. She looks like your stereotypical ButchLesbian, Pip calls her a dyke, and she does seem to take a lot of interest in Seras.
* ''VampirePrincessMiyu'' has some homoerotic tension between the girlish vampire Miyu and the shamaness Himeko, who attempts to fight against her.
** Taken further in the AlternateUniverse ''Vampire Princess'', set in ImperialJapan. The Miyu stand-in Yuu Kamui has quite the fixation with the local LonelyRichKid Yui Shuugakuin, [[http://www.mangapark.com/manga/Vampire-Princess/c1/11 as]] [[http://www.mangapark.com/manga/Vampire-Princess/c1/12 seen]] [[http://www.mangapark.com/manga/Vampire-Princess/c1/13 here]].

* Kokoa Shuzen of ''RosarioPlusVampire''. Unspoken but ''very'' obvious since she gets Nosebleeds from female Fanservice and has yet to show interest in anyone other than Inner-Moka(though she was caught reading a yaoi magazine once).

* Creator/ChrisClaremont openly skirted this trope in the ''[[Comicbook/{{X-Men}} X-Books]]'' with the ancient, [[NighInvulnerable nearly unkillable]], and terrifyingly powerful mutant Selene. Admittedly, the mutants she was interested in making into her servants/disciples and teaching to feed off the life force of others (as opposed to merely using as lackeys or food) invariably had considerable PsychicPowers of their own, but it is hard to claim that [[FoeYay the fact]] [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar that they were]] [[LesYay attractive teenage girls]] had nothing to do with it.
--> "Come to me child. Yield to my dark embrace, and you will never be weak - never need fear - again."
** Claremont addressed it even more openly in the Misty Knight & Colleen Wing story "Safe Streets", in which Angie Freeman, a childhood friend of Misty's gone vamp, drinks Misty's blood, establishes a psychic bond with her, [[GoGoEnslavement stuffs her into a little black dress]], and prepares to make her a vampire so that "we'll be together, you and I... forever!" At one point, they have this exchange:
-->'''Angie''': I had a wonderful time with you last night!
-->'''Misty''': Oh. Angie, I... I'm not... like that. I mean...
-->'''Angie''': I know. But you will be.

* Risa del Toro in the Vertigo series ''Bite Club'' is a bisexual female vampire.
** The sequel, ''[[PoliceProcedural Vampire Crimes Unit]]'', also features a lesbian sex scene in the opening pages of the first issue.

* [[AddedAlliterativeAppeal Femslash fics in fantasy fandoms]] with vampires often involve this, e.g., the whole lot of Alice/Rosalie/Bella/Leah shipping in the ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' fandom. Usually, they're just harmless "good" vampires who just happen to be lesbians, not monsters that only lust for female blood.
** Subverted with Maggie in ''FanFic/{{Luminosity}}''. Rather than seducing and turning impressionable teenage girls, Maggie is searching for her soul mate.
* There is a whole cottage industry in the ''{{Discworld}}'' that ships Polly Perks with her fellow soldier, female-vampire-pretending-to-be-a-male Maledicta. A goodly proportion of Discworld fics on Fanfic.Net are about Polly and Maledicta getting it on.
** There is also at least one fic concerning Watch vampire Sally von Humpeding getting into a threesome with Captain Carrot - ''and'' his girlfriend Angua von Uberwald.

* Became a DeadHorseTrope (or possibly an UndeadHorseTrope) through overuse in 1970s HammerHorror films, most famously, the Ingrid Pitt vehicle ''Film/TheVampireLovers''. Pitt's character fell in love with a man in the sequel, ''Lust for a Vampire''.
** Well, it wasn't really [[TheOtherDarrin Pitt's character]] anymore.
** ''Twins Of Evil'' features a female vampire biting a female victim on the breast.

* Another example is the 1972 Spanish film ''Film/TheBloodSpatteredBride''.

* Pretty much all the vampires in ''Film/JesusChristVampireHunter'', a movie that is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. The twist is that the vampires deliberately went after lesbians because they needed the blood and skin of virgins (specifically women who'd never been with a man) and lesbians gave them more to work with [[BlackComedy than pre-teen girls.]]

* Unsubtly, ''Film/LesbianVampireKillers'', which is about the killers of lesbian vampires, and not lesbians who kill vampires or lesbian vampires who kill people. Then again, with a name like that, you can bet it's a {{camp}} movie.
** The reason the vampires all become lesbians is apparently the result of Camilla's influence, a demon who hated men and lusted after women. Notably, even when her curse is lifted, the former vampires don't stop being lesbians.

** Elizabeth Kane (an alias for Erzsébeth Báthory, aka Countess Bathory) in another sadly overlooked movie, ''Eternal''.

* Creator/AbelFerrara's ''The Addiction'', which features Philosophy-major vampires who spend a lot of time talking about Sartre, has a protagonist who will sometimes pick up other women. In this case, she doesn't deliver on anything sexual, and only uses it as a pretense for targeting a victim.

* OlderThanRadio: As mentioned above, the 1872 novella ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'' is about a female vampire who preys on young women by biting their breasts as they sleep.

* Inverted in ''[[TheVampireChronicles Interview With The Vampire]]'', in which a man is seduced and transformed by a male vampire.
** In fact, Lestat claims that, before the twentieth century, he was exclusively attracted to men, since he didn't consider women to be very interesting.
*** He did seem fairly [[FreudWasRight interested in]] [[IncestIsRelative his mother.]]

* Many ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' fans are of the opinion that there's more to Maladicta's camaraderie with Polly Perks than Terry Pratchett is letting on. This may be because she's a vampiress ''and'' a SweetPollyOliver.
** It is also hinted that Sally von Humpeding's cheerful promiscuity extends to both sexes: she is definitely interested in Carrot, and drops ambiguous hints during her naked mud-bath confrontation with Angua.
* Ivy Tamwood from ''TheHollows'' novels is a rare heroic version. She still has a penchant for dressing in [[HellBentForLeather tight black leather]].
** Her on and off again ex Skimmer is a more typical example of this trope, especially after her multiple [[spoiler:{{Villainous Breakdown}}s]].
*** Especially if you consider that Ivy is, in fact, [[BiTheWay bisexual]].

* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles''. According to Thomas Raith in the novella ''Backup'', most of the White Court vampires of the House of Raith aren't particular worried about what gender they feed on. Since Raiths feed off of lust, especially lust generated through sex with their prey, this essentially means that most of the Raiths (including his sister Lara, who feeds on a woman in ''Backup'') are practicing bisexuals.
** Red Court vamp Bianca also seemed to favor feeding off of women, and went kind of nuts after accidentally draining her favorite snack/lover to death.

* Young adult vampire novelist Creator/AmeliaAtwaterRhodes has stated that many of the vampires in her canon are bisexual, having grown tired over the centuries of being romantically involved with a single gender.
* Edgar Allen Poe in ''AbrahamLincolnVampireHunter'' tells [[ExactlywhatitsaysontheTin Abraham Lincoln]] about a pair Eastern European vampire noblewomen who liked to kidnap local girls.

* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' actually had vampires of all genders and tastes, but when Willow faced her vampire EvilTwin in "Dopplegängland", the latter hit on her, leading human-Willow to give the page-quote above. (Actually, [[NoBisexuals bisexual would have been more accurate]]). In later seasons, Willow actually did get a girlfriend or two, one of which eventually led to a FreakOut, so this was really good {{foreshadowing}}.
** Vamp Willow appears to be bisexual; she is clearly having evil vampire sex with Vampire Xander in "The Wish", but only hits on women (in her own way) in "Doppelgangland".
** Implied that all vampires are, to some extent, bisexual, probably due to the whole vampirism thing historically being a big damn metaphor for sexual predation. There's especially a sire-offspring thing - note Darla and Drusilla in season 2 of ''Series/{{Angel}}''. And then there's Spike's "Angel and me have never been intimate. Except that one--" bit. And Harmony, who rejects the idea of a threesome unless it's boy-boy-girl... or [[IfItsYouItsOkay Charlize Theron.]]

** That said, the degree of Bi-[[BuffySpeak ness]] amongst vampires seems to be at least somewhat dependent on the person pre-vampire:
-->'''Buffy:''' Willow, just remember, a vampire's personality has nothing to do with the person it was.
-->'''Angel:''' Well, actually-- ''([[DeathGlare Buffy glares at him]])'' --[[ShuttingUpNow that's a good point.]]

** It's arguably that there was {{Subtext}} in the books as well - she's very close to her female assistant, [[spoiler: and when Harry is inadvertently responsible for Bianca killing her, she decides to rob Harry of his girlfriend as payback.]]

* ''{{Blade}}'' the TV series. The heroine is engaged in blatant LesYay soon after she's turned into a vampire, despite not showing any previous inclination towards girls.

* The ''Series/DoctorWho'' fandom is quick to point out that Camilla (the name's a giveaway) in ''[[Recap/DoctorWhoS18E4StateOfDecay State of Decay]]'' seems very interested in Romana.
* Queen Sophie-Anne of ''TrueBlood''. Technically, she's bisexual, but she hasn't enjoyed sex with men since the Eisenhower administration.
** Let us not forget Eric's right-hand woman, Pam, who also seems to prefer the ladies, usually.
*** In a miniepisode involving casting for a dancing position at Fangtasia, Eric practically has to force Pam to leave before "enjoying the show" with a hot Russian dancer. Before she leaves, however, she mentions that she'd like a more private audience with the girl. She gets it in the series proper.
*** See also the development of her relation with [[spoiler: Tara]] at the end of season 5.
** It seems that in TrueBlood, all the vampire girls, [[ElderlyImmortal the oldest ones]], more specifically, are [[BiTheWay bi]], but show much more interest in other women than men.

* Hinted at in a Season 3 episode of ''Series/{{Sanctuary}}'' where a vampire queen is awakened. Former vampire Tesla is treated as a nuisance, but the queen is VERY interested in Helen Magnus, to the point of eagerly wondering how she'll taste. Made slightly more explicit in a deleted scene in which the queen promises to teach Helen how to enjoy being fed upon.
** Another episode shows that Magnus herself is apparantly bisexual; at the end of the episode she is kissed by a woman that she rescued, and returns the kiss after explaining that it's been awhile.

* Two of the recurring {{NPC}}s in ''TabletopGame/VampireTheMasquerade'' are Lucita (a privileged member and skilled manipulator of the Lasombra clan) and Fatima (one of the Assamite clan's greatest assassins). At some point in their long, long history, they were lovers. And [[FoeYay now they want to kill each other]].
** Sometimes, if the novels are to be believed, they just want to [[KissOfTheVampire bite]] each other.
* Suffice to say that you can play as one in both ''TabletopGame/VampireTheMasquerade'' and ''VampireTheRequiem'', if you want to.

* In ''VampireTheMasqueradeBloodlines'', male vampires are mostly only able to seduce women to feed on, while female vampires can seduce both women and men.
** Then there is also the matter of Velvet Velour, who, apparently, has no trouble professing her love for the protagonist even if the latter is female. Also, there is Jeanette, whose famous sex scene doesn't... change any regardless of the PC's gender. Lastly, there is Heather the Ghoul, who doesn't mind whether you are male or female in her affection for you, but then, as a ghoul, she will always have SingleTargetSexuality.
** So many fans were upset over Heather's ultimate fate that someone playing as a female Tremere made a mod to save her, even though it increases the difficulty of the game. Heather/The Player is supported as both a straight and lesbian pairing in fandom.

* In ''VideoGame/SaGaFrontier'', Asellus is turned into one of the Mystics, a race which is basically [[OurVampiresAreDifferent a shade of vampire.]] Her sire, Orlouge, is a [[HornyDevils Horny Devil]] par excellence, and later, Asellus ends up in a relationship with one of his "princesses". Unusually, Asellus is the protagonist of her short.
** There's a possible alternate take to this, [[spoiler: considering that Asellus became a half-Mystic by receiving Orlouge's blood after he carelessly killed her, it's possible that she has inherited his power as the Charm Lord as well. In fact, it's quite likely, since her "Mystic" ending has her become the new Charm Lord after she offs him. All of the Mystics react strongly to her - Ildon following after her in defiance of his lord, Zozma getting involved with her dilemma at all (though he may have been looking for an excuse to take a shot at Orlouge), Rei becoming willing to return to Facinaturu and face Orlouge, and White Rose expressing love for her and sacrificing herself to save her from the Labyrinth. The Charm Lords seem to induce a forced love or lust in other Mystics, probably of either gender. Asellus herself appears to be immune to Orlouge's Charm, either due to her human half, her sharing of his power, or probably both.]]
** [[spoiler: Gina is just as enthralled, and she's human.]]
* Apparently, Literature/{{Carmilla}} ''succeeded'' in the ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' universe, as Laura is her servant in a couple of them.
** Also, Carmilla is a CatGirl -- for reasons obvious to anyone who has even passing familiarity with the original story -- and Laura is what appears to be a bunnygirl, for no obvious reason except FetishFuel.
** Not present but referenced in the fangame ''VideoGame/KoumajouDensetsu II'' where the theme of the final boss is named ''Rose Killing Carmilla''.

* Lori from ''VampireCheerleaders'' is shown to be one on [[http://www.vampirecheerleaders.net/strips-vc/elevator_action this strip]]
** She's more likely a case of BiTheWay, as she had no issues having sex with [[spoiler: Leonard]] at the climax of the last chapter.

* In the current ''EerieCuties'' arc, vampire Layla drinks the blood of her female friend Brooke, who seems to enjoy it in an almost sexual way. In return, Layla helps Brooke practice her kissing, leading the entire school to believe they're a lesbian couple. Whether either of them actually ''is'' a lesbian remains to be seen.
** [[spoiler:Brooke is figuring out that she's BiTheWay. Layla is still up for debate.]]
** In addition, Maria, Layla's mom, went through a certain...[[LesYay phase]]...with Chloe's (another friend of Layla and Nina's) mom.
--> '''Maria:''' Ohhh, the things she would do to me...! They made me ''quiver''!
--> '''Chloe/Layla/Brooke:''' ''(Look {{Squick}}ed out)''
--> '''Nina:''' ''(Looks confused)''
--> '''Brooke:''' ''(Covers Nina's ears)''

* [[spoiler:Kanaya]] from ''{{Homestuck}}''. It's glaringly obvious. The lesbian part, at least.
** And then she [[spoiler:turns into a rainbow drinker, which is pretty much a vampire]].

* Another example is the 1972 Spanish film ''The Blood-Spattered Bride''.

* Kokoa Shuzen of ''RosarioPlusVampire''. Implied to be one since she gets Nosebleeds from female Fanservice and has yet to show interest in anyone other than Inner-Moka(though she was caught reading a yaoi magazine once).

Lesbian vampire is a SubTrope of DiscountLesbians. See also HornyDevils and HemoErotic.

* PlayedForLaughs in the [[QueensBlade Spiral Chaos games]], especially in ''Queen's Gate Spiral Chaos'': We have Lamica, whose name is an anagram of ''Carmilla'', but, as far we know about her, she's straight, or at least celibate, but that doesn't stop Katja (from SeikonNoQwaser) from desiring her. Not only she hate her, but also she has to run ''for her own life'' when Katja wants her Soma, inverting this trope in an ironic way.

* ''VideoGame/BaldursGate II Enhanced Edition'' has [[spoiler: the real Hexxat]], who is female, a vampire, and romanceable for female CHARNAMES (and ''only'' females -- she exhibits and interest in Viconia, but rejects any male attention).