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Do vampires like werewolf's?
Well in my opinion no, because vampires and werewolves are different species. A bite from a werewolve can kill a vampire. And vampire is much more stronger than a werewolve.
Around what year did people start spreading vampire and werewolf lore?
People start spreading vampire and werewolf lore in the 60's and 70's. Werewolf lore is much much older than that of the vampire.
Who are humans more attacted to out of werewolves in their human form or vampires?
This matters on the person. If they imprint with werewolf then they are more attracted to them. If with a vampire then they are more attracted to the vampire. However some believe it is possible to break an imprint with a vampire although it rarely works.Personally, I would find the human phase of a werewolf more attractive than the vampire. It is a close call of course but the werewolf/man is actually alive, which makes a big difference to me. If you wish to see the 'good' side of a werewolf check out the movie Wolf with Jack Nicholson.
Is the legend of the werewolf older than the vampire?
they have been around for about the same time
Everyone thinks your Boyfriend is a vampire you mean he has all of the personality but you dont know what to do?
He's more than likely NOT a vampire. But he might be a werewolf. You could always have him bite you just to be sure.
What is stronger a vampire or a werewolf?
Werewolves Why well its simple a vampire is a carcass/dead body.Even if you see (movies) they try to make vampires and werewolves equale its not true.Werewolves are live bodys able to turn into a well (werewolf) they are way bigger than a vampire.Pluss werewolves are fast with there long leggs and strangth they are faster than a vampire.To add more werewolves having there huge jaws and long teeth are much stronger,and that sence a vampire is a dead body they are more easyer to brake so there bite may be strong but not as strong as werewolf pluss sence there dead there teeth are easyer to brake.Also a werewolf in a fight with a vampire you can tell the werewolf would win if these things were real the werewolves strangth speed and the fact that they have so much power could overpower a vampire.The only problem with a werewolf catching a vampire is that vampires are so tiny compaired to a werewolf it is hard to grave when there running around.But all in all a werewolf compaired to a vampire is way stronger,faster,bigger,harder bite and power is stronger than a vampire.
How A werewolf moves like?
A werewolf moves (depending on if it's more wolf than human or more human than wolf) if it's more human than wolf it moves more like a gorilla with paws. If it's more wolf than human then it moves smoother, like a wolf or a horse.
Who is stronger Lycan or Vampire?
the lycan(werewolf) is more stronger and faster than a vampire.people say vampires are faster and stronger cus of twilight but lycans are more great....cus in just one bite it can instantly kill a vampire... :D
Can a normal girl change into vampire?
vampires like werewolf blood the werewolf blood is the key so they can be daywokers when there hungry they fead with human blood but their best human blood is the giril blood they usually fead with female than male blood
Can you become a zombie in skyrim?
No, the only creature forms you can obtain other than the normal races are Vampire and Werewolf.
Is the victim more at risk during a Vampire attack?
well....... vampires don't exist......... and you need to say more at risk than what a werewolf or ghost? but in books vampires seem to be the biggest risk in a attack......
Is a lycan a born werewolf or is it a half werewolf half vampire like it is off Underworld?
A lycan is a werewolf that can trace its decent from King Lycaon, a mythical King of Arcadian who Zeus turned into a wolf. Lycans inherit their condition rather than have it transmitted to them. They seem to have some degree of control over their transformations and behaviors as opposed to the true werewolf who are uncontrollable and oblivious to their condition.
