Character sheet for Blade II.
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Eli Damaskinos
Eli Damaskinos
Portrayed by: Thomas Kretschmann
"Who do you think God really favors in the web? The spider or the fly?"
Overlord Damaskinos is a powerful vampire elder who seeks out a truce with Blade in order to deal with the Reaper threat. It's clear from the outset however that his true intentions are far more sinister.
- Abusive Parents: He used his own son, Jared Nomak, as a guinea pig for the Reaper virus, and when Nyssa calls him on his actions, Damaskinos grabs her by the throat and makes it clear that the well-being of his children means nothing to him.
- Alien Blood: Green/Blue. Bizarrely due to censors demanding less gore to get an R rating. Considering all the gallons of bloodshed featured throughout, it seems pretty pointless.
- Ambition Is Evil: Especially when your ambition is to make vampires invincible.
- Bad Boss: He doesn't so much as blink at the losses the Bloodpack suffers while hunting the Reapers, and when Nomak invades his sanctuary, Damaskinos turns tail and runs, leaving his security force to be slaughtered.
- Bald of Evil: Not a hair on his head and thoroughly evil.
- Beauty Inversion: Thomas Kretschmann is actually quite handsome, but is given makeup for the film that makes him look like a wizened old vampire.
- Big Bad Ensemble: Though Nomak proves the bigger threat to Blade and the world in general, he has Damaskinos's scheming to thank for it.
- Blood Bath: He enjoys bathing in a particularly huge bath filled with blood. Doesn't even bother taking off his robe first.
- Canon Foreigner: Damaskinos is unique to Blade II. Although he is not far character wise from a multitude of "Vampire Elders" who have shown up over the years in comics.
- Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: In the first movie, Deacon Frost was a young, rebellious vampire whose plan relied on ancient magic. Damaskinos, by contrast, is a decidedly old-fashioned "old guard" vampire whose plan relies on cutting-edge science.
- Dirty Coward: Once Nyssa locks them both in the room for Nomak to find, he's visibly terrified. When Nomak confronts him, Damaskinos is quick to start making promises that Nomak has no trouble at all seeing through.
- Evilutionary Biologist: Resulting in him experimenting on his own son.
- Hoist by His Own Petard:[Nyssa closes security doors, preventing Eli Damaskinos from escaping]
Nyssa: I changed the security code. We're locked in.
Damaskinos: Are you INSANE?! He'll kill us both!
Nyssa: Yes. Isn't it sad... that you die not by the hand of your enemy, but by that of your own children? - Looks Like Orlok: To make him all the more Obviously Evil.
- A Nazi by Any Other Name: When he starts to talk about "a new master race" you can't help but wonder.
- Non-Action Big Bad: Damaskinos does no fighting himself, relying on the Bloodpack or his security guards to handle any problem that comes his way.
- Offing the Offspring: He has no problems using his daughter as bait. And probably would have killed her for dooming them both if Jared hadn't barged in."Make no mistake, Nyssa! Those blood ties mean nothing to me when measured against the ascendancy of our race."
- Our Vampires Are Different: Damaskinos is a little different from most other vampires encountered in the series. He has pointed ears, gray skin, blue blood, and most bizarrely of all when he dies he turns to stone instead of bursting into flames like the rest of his kind. While some of this can be explained by his advanced age, it's almost as if he himself is some kind of Vampire offshoot. His children even inherit some of these traits as they die. Nomak briefly turns to stone before dissolving after being stabbed by Blade, and Nyssa slowly evaporates into sparkles instead of exploding when exposed to sunlight.
- Religious Vampire: He has a line about God in natural selection when talking to Nyssa.
- The Social Darwinist: The survival of his race is more important to him, even at the cost of his own children.
- The Unfettered: When asked by a subordinate how many of his people he was willing to sacrifice for his goals, he replies "Everyone." As it turns out, even his own family isn't safe.
- Visionary Villain: He has plans to create vampires that are stronger and immune to all their weaknesses, meaning there would be nothing to stop them from overrunning all humanity.
- We Can Rule Together: Attempts to offers this to Nomak to save his skin but Nomak doesn't even buy it for a second and promptly kills him.
- We Have Reserves: Will sacrifice pretty much everyone for his goals and states it explicitly.
Nomak
Jared Nomak Damaskinos
Portrayed by: Luke Goss
"Daywalker. What am I to you? Is the enemy of my enemy, my friend...or my enemy?"
The carrier of the deadly Reaper virus and immune to nearly all conventional vampire weapons except ultra-violet light. Nomak and those he has turned are a threat to the existence of vampires and humans alike.
- Affably Evil: Downplayed; Nomak is predictably vicious to his victims, but he's respectful towards Blade, Whistler (albeit with a purpose), and shows no malice towards Nyssa after killing their father.
- Anti-Villain: Was turned into a monster by his own father and is out for revenge. Unfortunately, his hunger makes him a danger to both vampires and humans.
- Alas, Poor Villain: He was driven to kill his father out of revenge for making him the first Reaper. In the final battle, he is stabbed in the heart and chooses to drive the blade in further to end his suffering. Tellingly, he does so with a smile.
- The Bad Guy Wins: He succeeded in killing his father, his primary goal throughout the film, and given that he chooses to finish himself off after Blade lands a crippling blow, he likely wanted to die anyway.
- Blood Lust: Significantly more so than regular vamps.
- Big Bad Ensemble: Everything that happens in the story is a result of Damaskinos's plans, but Nomak is a power unto himself and proves to be the bigger threat after killing his father and becomes Blade's final fight.
- Canon Foreigner: Nomak is unique to Blade II.
- Death Seeker: Downplayed, but he seems almost happy when Blade lands the killing blow.
- Does This Remind You of Anything?: Nomak's thirst is many times stronger than a regular vampire, making it resemble severe drug addiction, with Nomak dressing like and acting like a long-suffering junkie. (At one point a drug dealer actually mistakes Nomak for a customer, but what Nomak wants isn't his merchandise.)
- Empowered Badass Normal: A vampire who became a super-powered maniac after becoming the carrier of the Reaper virus. He even beats down Blade in their final battle.
- Enemy Mine: He believes Blade should be fighting by his side against vampires. However, Blade is aware that once the vamps are gone, the Reapers will turn on humanity to feed their blood lust.
- Eviler than Thou: Damaskinos found him so dangerous that he recruited Blade to help stop him.
- Flawed Prototype: Was created by his father as the first of a superior vampire breed. While he is stronger and more durable than regular vampires to most weaknesses, he is also far weaker to regular sunlight, and anyone he turns loses their intelligence and becomes a feral monster. He was therefore deemed a "failure" by his father.
- Face Death with Dignity: Ultimately, Nomak regains his composure and calmly accepts his death.
- Foil: Nomak is a dark mirror to Blade. Both are essentially mutated vampires who hate their own kind and are driven to extinguish them, with both being far stronger than regular vampires and touted as "the next step of vampire evolution" to varying extents (since they lack traditional vampire weaknesses). Blade, however, protects mankind while Nomak has no such compulsions and Blade is a human mutated into a half-vampire at the womb, while Nomak is a vampire mutated into something worse. Nomak points out the similarities between them a handful of times.
- Food Chain of Evil: He's very much sitting right at the top. Much to the horror of vampires.
- Go Out with a Smile: Welcomes his fatal wounding and the end of his pain.
- Horrifying the Horror: You know he and Reapers are bad news when a bunch of vampires who tried to drain him of blood at the beginning of the movie are scared to death of him once he drops the act and reveals his true colors.
- Hunter of His Own Kind: Prefers to prey on regular vampires than humans, but he is still a danger to them of course.
- Gone Horribly Right: His father wanted to create a stronger vampire and succeeded all too well.
- I Hate You, Vampire Dad: A rare case where he was born a vampire, but his own father turned him into one that was a monster even by vampire standards.
- Implacable Man: Nomak is incredibly hard to put down, shrugging of Blade's attacks without much hassle.
- Mistaken for Junkie: Subverted. A drug dealer recognizes a junkie in need of a fix. Unfortunately for him, he's got exactly what Nomak needs.
- Mugging the Monster: Made all the more awesome by the fact those doing the mugging were vampires.Nomak: "Vampires! I hate vampires."
- One-Man Army: During the climax, Nomak tears his way through Damaskinos' guards. The most they manage to do is slow him down and make the already enraged Nomak even more agitated.
- Only Sane Man: Where most of the Reapers are basically feral animals at best, Nomak is shown to still be capable of talking and even has a degree of self-control, sparing Whistler to pass on a message and slitting his father's throat rather than drinking from him to make him another Reaper.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: His assault on his father's base is a particularly bloody instance of this.
- Self-Made Orphan: One of his final deeds before offing himself upon being mortally wounded by Blade was killing his own father Damaskinos.
- Strong Family Resemblance: His Looks Like Orlok traits are heavily reminiscent of Damaskinos..
- Tragic Monster / Tragic Villain: As vicious as Nomak is, he was forced into becoming a Reaper and hates himself for it.
- Villainous Rescue: Sort of. Nomak murders every mook in his path trying to get to his father. In the process, he accidentally provides the distraction needed for Blade's rescue and actually kills off the main Big Bad Damaskinos in the process.
- Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Big time. His horrifying mutation leaves him in a constant state of pain, his thirst is completely unquenchable, and to top it off, his own father was the one responsible for turning him into a monster. He's basically a rabid animal begging for death.
- Worf Effect: The EDTA darts which blew normal vampires to bits in the previous movie — and even killed Frost that way after he essentially became the avatar of a vampire god — have no effect on Nomak. They do cause him a lot of pain, but in a mere moment, his organism fights off the toxin with no ill effects afterwards.
Scud
Scud
Portrayed by: Norman Reedus
"Nobody goes cold turkey from the thirst in just one night."
Scud was saved by Blade from being torn apart by two vampires he thought were interested in a threesome. Afterwards he eventually took on the role left empty in Whistler's absence.
- Action Survivor: Goes to town on few Reapers with sub-machines guns, Car Fu and UV spotlights.
- Beneath Suspicion: Spends the entirely of the film acting as Blade's Non-Action Guy when, in reality, Scud was willing to sell him out big time.
- Face–Heel Turn: Before the events of the film, Scud had defected to the vampires and became Damaskinos's familiar. This was due to the fact that he felt they'd all be Daywalkers soon enough. And when that time came, he'd "rather be a pet than cattle".
- Evil Gloating: Engages in this when he reveals he's a traitor, but it's cut short by the realization he's about to explode.
- Gadgeteer Genius: Scud is very skilled in his creation of weaponry and equipment. He even manages to make a UV grenade in a very short space of time despite others having failed beforehand.
- Lover, Not a Fighter: He claims this is the reason he's not joining Blade and Bloodpack on their Reaper hunt. Though it's more likely he just prefers not being eaten.
- He's firmly a Non-Action Guy anyways, so it's in everyone's best interest for him to stay behind.Nyssa: "You're not coming?"Scud: "No. I'm a lover, not a fighter."
- He's firmly a Non-Action Guy anyways, so it's in everyone's best interest for him to stay behind.
- Ludicrous Gibs: "It's not a dud."
- The Mole: Subverted in that Blade informs him that he actually knew the moment they turned him. He then blows him to hell.
- Non-Action Guy: In contrast to the Badass Normal Whistler.
- OutGambitted: Really thought he could pull one over on Blade by handing him over to other faction. Too bad for him, Blade isn't the easily trusting type.
- Smug Snake: Within two minutes of revealing his true colors to Blade, he gets blown up via the very device he thought he had made non-functional. And just before it happens, Blade reveals to him that he knew Scud was a traitor the entire time.
- The Stoner: Often seen smoking joints.
- A Threesome Is Hot: Scud certainly thought so. Until they started tearing lumps of his torso off.
- Your Head A-Splode: How this guy goes out, courtesy of the same device he thought he'd made non-functional.
Kounen
Karel Kounen
Portrayed by: Karel Roden
Blade: You're human?
Kounen: Barely. I'm a lawyer.
Kounen: Barely. I'm a lawyer.
An attorney and one of Damaskinos' familiars, as well as the ancient vampire's right hand man.
- Amoral Attorney: A lawyer who quite happily works for powerful and monstrous elder vampire.
- Evil Gloating: Once Blade is on an operating table, Kounen brags that he'll be vivisected until the secret to manufacturing Daywalkers is in their possession.
- Faux Affably Evil: Befitting an evil lawyer, Kounen is impeccably polite while dealing with Blade, while planning to betray him the entire time and gloating when Blade seems helpless.
- Number Two: For Damaskinos; Kounen is even comfortable questioning some of Damaskinos' plans, and the elder vampire raises no objection.
- Oh, Crap!: When Blade reveals that he has led Nomak right to Damaskinos' headquarters.
The Bloodpack
In General
In General
The Bloodpack is a group of pureblood vampire warriors originally assembled and trained for the purpose of killing Blade. However, the threat of the Reapers forces them work alongside their former target if they are to prevail.
- Ambiguous Situation: Other than Reinhardt (who was) and Nyssa (who wasn't), it's not clear if any of them were in on the plan to betray Blade; aside from the two mentioned, they're all dead by the time the betrayal occurs.
- Badass Crew: A group of highly skilled fighters who also happen to be vampires, so yeah.
- Dwindling Party: Each outing against the Reapers keeps bringing down their numbers.
- Enemy Mine: With Blade.
- Irony: They were formed to defeat Blade. Now, they are in an Enemy Mine with him against Nomak.
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Except Nyssa, Asad, and maybe Snowman, none of them like working with Blade. The feeling's mutual.
Nyssa Damaskinos
Nyssa Damaskinos
Portrayed by: Leonor Varela
"The only difference between us is that I made peace with what I am a long time ago."
Daughter of Eli Damaskinos, Nyssa is the level-headed leader of the Bloodpack. She makes no apologies for what she is having been born a vampire and proves to be one of the more honorable members of the Bloodpack.
- Action Girl: To last more than ten seconds in a fight with Blade makes anyone in this series a badass, and Nyssa takes on Blade in a sword fight, and despite Blade showing a strength superiority, shows her fallen brethren how it's really done! In fact, excluding the final villains of the movies, she's the one to give Blade the most trouble, ending in a draw.
- Anti-Villain: Is fighting for the survival of other vampires, and doesn't display any signs of the typical vampire villainy.
- Beauty Is Never Tarnished: Unlike every other vampire ever, exposure to sunlight doesn't lead to burning, smoldering flesh but rather she simply peacefully crumbles away. Her neck also is not nearly as torn up as it should probably be from a mouth like Nomak's; it's covered in blood but otherwise appears undamaged.
- Daddy's Girl: To an extent. Her affection for her father seems to have blinded her to his more evil schemes as Nyssa is genuinely taken aback by his actions, callous nature, and what he did to her brother.
- Dual Wielding: Used two swords in a fairly even battle with Blade.
- Despair Event Horizon: Finding out her father created the Reapers proves a little too devastating for her; she locks herself and Damaskinos in with Nomak, shows no emotion when Nomak kills him, and allows Nomak to feed on her as well.
- Died in Your Arms Tonight: Goes out cradled in Blade's arms as the sun rises.
- Dying as Yourself: Blade honours her request to see the sunrise instead of becoming a Reaper.
- Face Death with Dignity: She doesn't show any fear at death, allowing Nomak to attack her and only wishing to die as herself; as she burns in the sun, she doesn't show any sign of pain, totally accepting her demise.
- I Hate You, Vampire Dad: Not for being a vampire but for creating the Reapers, for what he's done to Jared, and for using her and the Bloodpack as bait.
- Mad Scientist's Beautiful Daughter: Shades of this. Whilst she never gets together with Blade, she does confess to her father that she believes him to be a man of honor. And Nyssa does turn on her father for his actions.
- Master Swordsman: See Action Girl and Dual Wielding above.
- Noble Demon: She's a vampire, yeah. But she is pretty much the only pure blood with any honor. She only feeds because she needs to, and she is disgusted by the sadistic behavior of other vampires towards their food. (Also, as a pureblood, she can't help it; she had no choice about being born and can't be turned human by Karen's serum.) After Blade saves her life, Nyssa takes a moment to praise him as both brave and honorable.
- Taking You with Me: In the end, she lets her brother into the panic room, even knowing he'll kill her, because she knows he'll kill their father first.
- The Ugly Guy's Hot Daughter: Hard to believe she was born to Damaskinos. Her mother must have been pretty good looking.
- UST: Clearly moves towards this between her and Blade. However only a deleted scene actually had them doing the deed.
- Unwitting Pawn: She had no idea that her father was using her and the Blood Pack to clean up his misdeeds, and she is horrified when she finds out.
Asad
Asad
Portrayed by: Danny John-Jules
"We represent the ruling body of the vampire nation. They're offering you a truce."
Nyssa's second-in-command. Asad, like his leader, is more noble and level-headed than most of the Bloodpack members.
- Affably Evil: He may be a vampire, but Asad is noticeably always polite and collected.
- Black Dude Dies First: Averted. Considering he's the only black member of a group of vampires in a horror film it's surprising that he actually ends up dying after 4 other members.
- Crippling Overspecialization: Asad is pretty good at fighting with weapons like guns or swords, but he is not so good in unarmed combat. Though he easily disarms and knocks down Whistler, he is swiftly disarmed when Blade brings some grappling into their fight and barely lands a hit on a Reaper he is forced to fight in close combat.
- Hazardous Water: How he ends up getting killed.
- Master Swordsman: Holds his own against Blade in a sword fight for a considerable time before getting disarmed.
- Noble Demon: Is disgusted by Priest's racist attitude towards non-purebloods and is less prone to violence than even Nyssa.
- Shoot the Messenger: Narrowly averted but not for lack of trying. Whistler literally tries to shoot them but is disarmed and Asad manages to (eventually) tell Nyssa to back down before someone gets killed.
Reinhardt
Dieter Reinhardt
Portrayed by: Ron Perlman
"Well, like my daddy said right before he killed my mom, 'Want anything done right, you gotta do it yourself'."
- A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: Considers his role of "playing nice" with Blade and his allies to be this. He even says as much when he removes the "dud" explosive from his head. He may have also meant his deceased Bloodpack allies as well.Reinhardt: "The wolf has lain with the sheep long enough."
- Bald of Evil: No hair. No heart.
- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Actually acquits himself pretty well against the Reapers.
- Cold-Blooded Torture: After defeating a Reaper, he injures the poor thing over and over again before killing it in an agonizingly slow manner. By the time it's over, you feel sorry for the creature and it becomes clear that he is completely evil.
- The Dragon: Seeming this to Damaskinos.
- Evil Sounds Deep: It does when you have the voice of Ron Perlman.
- Explosive Leash: Has a bomb attached to his head courtesy of Blade, who threatens him with detonation if he steps out of line. Subverted in that it turns out to be a dud, courtesy of Scud's treachery, and it was just to give Blade the illusion of power. But brilliantly zig-zags back when Blade coyly reveals "it's not a dud".
- Gun Blade: Wields a pair of these.
- Half the Man He Used to Be: Blade slices him in half, crotch first.
- Hoist by His Own Petard: Too busy taunting Whistler, he didn't notice him slip out of his bonds. Whistler then uses one of Reinhardt's own weapons lying nearby to temporarily take him down and rescue Blade.
- Lack of Empathy: Aside from the above-mentioned torture, while the rest of the team is devastated at Priest getting bitten and transformed, (even Blade is a little shaken), he is only annoyed at Priest's screams and asks the others to shut him up, and he is completely unperturbed by his teammates getting injured or dying.
- Laughably Evil: As reprehensible as Reinhardt is, he can be pretty funny.
- Obviously Evil: Wait, you mean the aggressive, cold-hearted skinhead played by Ron Perlman was planning to turn on Blade the minute the Reapers were gone?
- Politically Incorrect Villain: Makes a racist comment to Blade. In one of the commentaries, Guillermo del Toro outright calls him "a Nazi" — ironic considering Ron Perlman, who played Reinhardt, is Jewish himself.Reinhardt: "Can you blush?"
- Sadist: He takes the time to torture a Reaper just for the hell of it.
- Smug Snake: Every time he thinks he has the advantage over Blade, he's quickly proven wrong, right up to their "fight" near the end; Reinhardt gloats before trying to stab Blade with his own sword, only to be quickly disarmed and even more quickly bisected.
- Suicidal Overconfidence: Throughout the film, he's shown as more competent than a nameless Mook but far from anything resembling a great fighter, with the only reason he isn't killed much earlier by the Reapers due to dumb luck or help from other members of the Blood Pack. Still, he thinks he can take Blade on one-on-one even after watching him slaughter all of his goons in just a few seconds. Blade kills him pretty much effortlessly.
- Two-Faced: After the UV-bomb badly burns half his face.
- Underestimating Badassery: He's like this throughout the whole film, really thinking he can take Blade. Even in the climax when Blade makes short work of his men right in front of him. When it's finally his turn, he tries to attack Blade with his own sword. Blade catches it easily, reclaims it and and slices him in half with little effort.
- He is also this towards Whistler, who beats him down and escapes to save Blade.
Chupa
Chupa
Portrayed by: Matt Schulze
- Ax-Crazy: Guns down and shoots through several vampires indiscriminately to get one Reaper.
- Hot-Blooded: By far the most quick-tempered and aggressive of the Bloodpack.
- Jerkass: Big time towards Whistler.
- Meaningful Name: Chupa means "suck" in Spanish.
- More Dakka: When he learns that silver bullets aren't lethal against Reapers, Chupa takes the less subtle approach of emptying every bullet into a single Reaper in order to bring it down.Chupa: "Say cheese!"
- Personal Hate Before Common Goals: He tries to get back at Blade for Priest's death by attacking Whistler despite the fact that the Reapers they were hunting haven't been dealt with. It gets Chupa killed when Whistler draws the Reapers to their location.
- Revenge by Proxy: Attempts to punish Blade for Priest's death by killing Whistler.
- Revenge Before Reason: He really should have waited until after the Reapers were dealt with before trying to kill his only back-up.
- Trigger-Happy: Doesn't stop burning through silver bullets even after being told they don't work.
- What Measure Is a Non-Human?: Little or no regard for the various vampires he mows down whilst trying to take down a Reaper. Either it's because they're not purebloods or he just doesn't care.
Lighthammer
Lighthammer
Portrayed by: Daz Crawford
"You ugly little beast."
- Battle Couple: Alongside Verlaine.
- Bald of Evil: Especially when he turns against his former allies as a Rreaper.
- The Big Guy: The physically largest and possibly strongest member of the Bloodpack.
- Carry a Big Stick: His weapon of choice is a gigantic warhammer with a spring-loaded spike.
- Expy: Of Nolt Marcus from Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust, down to physique, attire, weapon, and facial markings.
- Facial Markings: Prominent tattoos on his lower face.
- Genre Blind: Yeah Lighthammer, now that you've finally got him at your mercy don't bother smashing his head in. Why not drop your weapon and inspect the corpse? I'm certain nothing could possibly go wrong.
- Stages of Monster Grief: The jerkass stays firmly in denial until he snacks on a friend and then goes after his lover.
- Team Killer: He kills Snow and then gets his girlfriend killed alongside him.
- Zombie Infectee: After being bitten, he just covers up the wound and goes on like nothing's happened. When he turns, he's responsible for the death of two teammates.
Verlaine
Verlaine
Portrayed by: Marite Velle Kile
"Do it Reinhardt! Do it!"
- Anime Hair: She rocked it well before Yukio in The Wolverine.
- Battle Couple: Alongside Lighthammer.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: She clearly cares for her boyfriend and is devastated to find out he's been turned into a Reaper.
- Expy: Say, where else have we seen an Ax-Crazy red-headed female vampire?
- Fiery Redhead: She certainly chimes in enthusiastically when Reinhardt's being offered a chance to stake Blade. Plus being a vampire, it's very likely she has a violent streak too.
- Taking You with Me: She manages to kill Lighthammer after he turns by opening a manhole cover, shining daylight on both of them.
- We Hardly Knew Ye: She didn't interact with anyone but Lighthammer and even then barely spoke.
Priest
Priest
Portrayed by: Tony Curran
"Look at them. Half of these bastards, they're not even purebloods. I tell you what, why don't we just fuckin' kill everyone? Just to make sure."
- Ax-Crazy: See above
- Eye Scream: The Reaper bites him on the eye... ouch.
- Dying as Yourself: Subverted. He attempts to have Chupa end his life before he becomes a Reaper, but he's too far gone for the silver bullets to the chest to have any effect or when his head is cut off. Blade shoots a couple of holes in the roof to allow sunlight to pour in on his body.
- Expy: With his flowing blond hair, sunglasses, and wicked grin, he strongly reminds of the professional wrestler Gangrel, who was known for his vampire character.
- Fantastic Racism: Really doesn't like non-purebloods. He suggests just killing everybody at the House of Pain and is only half-joking.
- I Cannot Self-Terminate: Whilst screaming in agony, Priest demands his friend kill him before he becomes a Reaper.
- No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Priest is on the receiving end of a very one-sided assault.
- Rasputinian Death: He's attacked, beaten, and savaged by a Reaper, shot with silver bullets too late for them to put him out of his misery, loses the top of his head (equally ineffectively), and only dies when Blade exposes him to sunlight.
- Sacrificial Lamb: To us, Sacrificial Lion to Chupa.
- Scotireland: Yes, Curran is another example of a Scottish actor playing an Irish character (or at least one with an Irish accent), but in his defense, it's actually a good Irish accent. So despite not sounding like it at all, some people, including That Other Wiki, still think Priest's accent is Scottish likely in part because the actor is. He probably shouldn't have bothered with the accent, sadly.
Snowman
Snowman
Portrayed by: Donnie Yen
- Cool Sword: Uses katanas almost exclusively. It's possible that he was brought onboard to match Blade in a sword fight.
- Fragile Speedster: An agile martial artist, though substantially smaller than most of his partners.
- Expy: Being a katana-wielding Asian vampire with weird eyes who hunts a more monstrous subrace of vampires for an international organization, he could be a Spear Counterpart to Saya from Blood+.
- Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Does this to a Reaper, who pulls it out of itself in a gory way and escapes.
- Katanas Are Just Better: He uses it to good effect against a Reaper in the first battle.
- The Speechless: Never utters a word, and whether it's by choice or not is never stated.
