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they're immune to it, although they can transmit it to humans they bite.

>>5455566

I'd the the whole, semi-immortality would cover that, no?

Why isn't Flandre on this?

>>5455569
That's how it worked in Vampire: the masquerade.

>>5455673
I know, that's where I got it from.

Vampires are immortal, aside from weakness to the sun and being physically slayed by special means.

I doubt they have problems with illnesses.

>>5455648
I know that a lot of people on Futaba hate touhou, maybe it's because of that.

>>5455740
oh wait, Remi is on there. Nevermind.

Vampires = dead human physical bodies + soul. They don't have to worry about diseases because their bodies are already dead.

>>5455725
Actually, in a 'not so good' comic series I read, I remember vampires have strayed from their roots so much, they could live in the sun, got a cyst behind their ear that when pierced would sop their regen and kill them, and they could even die from leukaimia, the blood disease.
Moral was 'Vampires are hunters, cannot integrate into society' or some bull.
The series was called 'Raptors'
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>>5455554
Considering they're undead, does having no immunosystem even matter to vampires?

>>5455763
DOES THAT MEAN THEY CAN'T HAVE BABIES?

>>5455740
Who's that left of Abel?

Anju from Karin.. ok!
But what is with Karin?!

>>5455965
Probably. What connects the nerves of a vampire is the blood of others. Their bodily functions might work as long as they keep drinking blood.

>>5455978
マリアベル・アーミティッジ (Mariabell Armitage) from Wild Arms: Second Ignition, according to Wikipedia.
You should really learn Katakana, lets you read a lot of 2D-related stuff.