Do vampires die in the sun?

Answer 1

In traditional vampire lore, vampires are often said to be harmed or destroyed by sunlight. This concept originated from various folklore and literary sources, such as Bram Stoker's "Dracula." However, modern interpretations of vampires in popular culture have introduced variations, with some vampires being able to withstand sunlight or simply sparkle in it, as seen in the "Twilight" series. Ultimately, whether vampires die in the sun depends on the specific mythos or universe in which they exist.

Answer 2

well vampires arent real so no one knows but in twilight the movie and books they don't die in twilight if they got into the sun there skin looks like there is millions of dimonds on it but that's just the twilight movies and books know one knows in real life cause there not real well that we know of

Some vampires are sensitive to sun-light others not at all. There is actually a gradation to the sensitivity.

• Count Dracula could walk about in mid-day with only a slight weakening of his power. He did however wear full Victorian garb as well - only the face showed through.
• Twilight Vampires merely glitter in sunlight
• In Vampire chronicals they get burned to ashes in sunlight
• Count Orlock was vapourized on the mere touch of sunlight.

• It depends on what kind of vampire, it's a good vs. evil thing. Good is when their skin shins in the sun light like diamonds. If it an evil vampire at dawn they would turn into ashes.

Answer 3

In some vampire folklore, vampires are said to be harmed or destroyed by sunlight, causing them to shrivel up or burst into flame. This weakness to sunlight varies depending on the vampire mythology in question.

Answer 4

Yes because they are dead + alive.

note. they where alive 200 years ago but I'm one now