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A '''[[vampire]]''' is a being from folklore who subsists by feeding on the life essence of the living.
A '''[[vampire]]''' is a being from folklore who subsists by feeding on the life essence of the living.


'''Vampire''' may also refer to:
('''The''') '''vampire'''('''s''') or '''vampyre''' may also refer to:
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== Animals ==
== Arts and entertainment ==
=== Fictional entities ===
* [[Vampire bat]] (subfamily Desmodontinae), a bat that feeds on blood
{{see also|List of vampires}}
* ''[[Pteropus vampyrus]]'', a type of fruit bat
* [[Vampire ground finch]], a bird that occasionally feeds on blood
* [[Vampire (Marvel Comics)]], including a list of vampires in the Marvel universe
* [[Vampire (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)|Vampire (''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'')]], in the fictional world of the TV series
* [[Vampire squid]], a small deep-sea creature, named for its shape
* [[Vampire (Doctor Who)|Vampire (''Doctor Who'')]], several characters

* [[Vampire (Dungeons & Dragons)|Vampire (''Dungeons & Dragons'')]], in the fantasy role-playing game
== Art & culture ==
* [[Vampire (Twilight)|Vampire (''Twilight'')]], several characters
* [[List of fictional vampires]]
* [[Vampire (Underworld)|Vampire (''Underworld'')]], several characters
=== Mythologies ===
*[[Vampire (Marvel Comics)]], vampires in the Marvel comic universe
*[[Vampire (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)|Vampire (''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'')]], vampires in ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer''
*[[Vampire (Dungeons & Dragons)|Vampire (''Dungeons & Dragons'')]], vampires in ''D&D''
* [[Energy vampire]], a being said to have the ability to feed off "life force"


=== Books & literature ===
=== Literature ===
* [[Vampire literature]]
{{see also|Vampire literature}}
* ''[[The Vampyre]]'', an 1819 short novel by John William Polidori
* ''[[The Vampyre]]'', an 1819 short novel by John William Polidori
* ''[[Vampire$]]'', a 1991 novel by John Steakley
* [[The Vampire (play)|''The Vampire'' (play)]], an 1820 drama by James Planché
* [[The Vampire (novella)|''The Vampire'' (novella)]], an 1841 Gothic novella by Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy
* [[Morbius, the Living Vampire]], a Marvel comic book character
* ''[[:fr:La Vampire (roman)|Le Vampire]]'', an 1851 drama by [[Alexandre Dumas]] and [[Auguste Maquet]]
* ''The Vampire'' ({{lang-fr|Le Vampire}}), a 1852 novel [[:fr:Angelo de Sorr|Angelo de Sorr]]
* "Le Vampire", a poem featured in the "Spleen et Idéal" section of the 1857 volume ''[[Les Fleurs du mal]]''
* ''La Vampire'', an 1865 book by [[Paul Féval, père]]
* ''The Vampire'', a 1891 book by [[Henry Steel Olcott]]
* "The Vampire", a 1897 poem by [[Rudyard Kipling]]
* ''The Vampire'' ({{lang-pl|Wampir}}), a 1911 novel by [[Władysław Reymont]]
* ''Vampire'' ({{lang-de|Vampyr}}), a 1921 novel by [[Hanns Heinz Ewers]]
* ''The Vampire'', a 1935 novel by [[Sydney Horler]]
* [[The Vampires (manga)|''The Vampires'' (manga)]], a 1966 manga by Osamu Tezuka
* [[The Vampires (manga)|''The Vampires'' (manga)]], a 1966 manga by Osamu Tezuka
* ''[[Vampires: The World of the Undead]]'', a 1993 nonfiction book by [[Jean Marigny]]
* ''The Vampires'', a 1971 novel by [[John Rechy]]
* ''Vampires'', a 1973 non-fiction book by [[Nancy Garden]], the first book in ''The Weird and Horrible Library'' series
* ''Vampires'', a 1991 short story collection edited by Martin H. Greenberg and [[Jane Yolen]]
* [[Vampires (novel)|''Vampires'' (novel)]], a 1991 novel by John Steakley
* ''Vampire'', a 1991 novel by [[Richie Tankersley Cusick]]
* ''[[Vampires: The World of the Undead]]'', a 1993 non-fiction book by Jean Marigny
* ''[[Vampire: Netherworld]]'', a 1995 novel by Richard Lee Byers
* ''The Vampires'', a 1997 novella by [[Cameron Rogers]] and Anthony Short, the 21st installment of the ''After Dark'' series
* [[Vampire: The Masquerade (Vault Comics)|''Vampire: The Masquerade'' (Vault Comics)]], a monthly horror comic book series based on the tabletop role-playing game of the same name, running since 2020


=== Film and television ===
=== Film ===
{{see also|List of vampire films}}
*''[[Les Vampires]]'', a 1915 10-part silent film series by Louis Feuillade
*''Vampire'', a 1920 film by [[Alice Guy-Blaché]]
* [[Vampire (2010 film)|''Vampire'' (2010 film)]], a horror-thriller drama film starring Jason Carter
* [[The Vampire (1913 film)|''The Vampire'' (1913 film)]]
*''[[Vampyr]]'', a 1932 film by Carl Theodor Dreyer starring Julian West
*[[Vampyres (film)|''Vampyres'' (film)]], a 1974 erotic lesbian vampire film by José Ramón Larraz
* [[The Vampire (1915 film)|''The Vampire'' (1915 film)]], an American silent drama film
*[[Vampire (1979 film)|''Vampire'' (1979 film)]], a 1979 TV film, starring Jason Miller and E. G. Marshall
* [[The Vampire (1957 film)|''The Vampire'' (1957 film)]], a black and white 1957 horror film
*[[Vampires (1986 film)|''Vampires'' (1986 film)]], a film by Len Anthony and starring Duane Jones
* [[Vampire (1979 film)|''Vampire'' (1979 film)]], an American made-for-television horror film
*[[Vampires (1998 film)|''Vampires'' (1998 film)]], a film adaptation of ''Vampire$'', by John Carpenter
* [[Vampire (2011 film)|''Vampire'' (2011 film)]], a horror-thriller drama by Shunji Iwai
* ''[[Les Vampires]]'', a 1915–16 French silent crime serial film
*''Vampire'' (2010 film), a horror-thriller drama by Jon Cunningham and starring [[Jason Carter (actor)|Jason Carter]]
*[[Vampire (2011 film)|''Vampire'' (2011 film)]], a horror-thriller drama by Shunji Iwai
* [[Vampires (1986 film)|''Vampires'' (1986 film)]], or ''Abandon'', a horror film
* [[Vampires (1998 film)|''Vampires'' (1998 film)]], a film adaptation of the novel ''Vampires''
* ''[[Mona the Vampire]]'', a Canadian animated television series
*[[Vampir (2021 film)|''Vampire'' (2021 film)]], a European arthouse horror
* ''[[El vampiro]]'' (''The Vampire''), a 1957 Mexican horror film
* ''[[Vampyr]]'', a 1932 German horror film
* [[Vampyres (film)|''Vampyres'' (film)]], a 1974 British horror film
* [[Cuadecuc, vampir]], a 1970 Spanish experimental feature film
* [[Vampir (2021 film)|''Vampir'' (2021 film)]], a European arthouse horror film
=== Television ===
{{seealso|List of vampire television series}}
==== Episodes ====
* "Vampir", [[Kiko (TV series)#Season two|''Kiko'' season 2, episode 4]] (2017)
* "Vampire", [[List of Aahat episodes#ep329|''Aahat'' season 3, episode 16]] (2007)
* "Vampire", [[List of Lost Tapes episodes#ep15|''Lost Tapes'' season 2, episode 1]] (2009)
* "Vampire", [[List of So Weird episodes#ep35|''So Weird'' season 2, episode 22]] (2000)
* "Vampire", [[Undead Girl Murder Farce#ep2|''Undead Murder Farce'' episode 2]] (2023)
* "Vampire", the alternative title of "A Normal Night", [[Wellington Paranormal#ep5|''Wellington Paranormal'' season 1, episode 5]] (2018)
* "Vampire", [[List of Wildlife on One episodes#ep28|''Wildlife on One'' series 5, episode 4]] (1980)
* "Vampires Part I" and "Vampires Part II", [[List of Aahat episodes#ep385|''Aahat'' season 4, episodes 51–52]] (2010)
* "Vampires", [[Beyond (Canadian TV series)#Season IV (2007)|''Beyond'' (Canadian) season 4, episode 5]] (2007)
* "Vampires", [[Is It Real?#ep20|''Is It Real?'' season 2, episode 10]] (2006)
* "Vampires", [[Play for Today#Series 9|''Play for Today'' series 9, episode 11]] (1979)
* "Vampires", [[List of Prisoners of Gravity episodes#ep522819|''Prisoners of Gravity'' season 5, episode 19]] (1994)
* "Vampires/Cannibals", [[Most Evil#Season 3 (2008)|''Most Evil'' season 3, episode 4]] (2008)
* "The Vampire", [[Dead Mount Death Play#ep15|''Dead Mount Death Play'' episode 15]] (2023)
* "The Vampire", [[Highlander: The Series season 2#ep38|''Highlander: The Series'' season 2, episode 16]] (1994)
* "The Vampire", [[Kolchak: The Night Stalker#ep4|''Kolchak: The Night Stalker'' episode 4]] (1974)
* "The Vampire", [[List of Starsky & Hutch episodes#ep29|''Starsky & Hutch'' season 2, episode 7]] (1976)
* "The Vampire", [[The Collector (Canadian TV series)#Season 3 (2006)|''The Collector'' (Canadian) season 3, episode 4]] (2006)
* "The Vampires", [[Nate Is Late#ep770|''Nate Is Late'' season 2, episode 18]] (2022)
==== Shows ====
* [[Vampires (TV series)|''Vampires'' (TV series)]], a 2020 French-language supernatural horror television series


=== Games ===
=== Gaming ===
*''[[Vampire: The Eternal Struggle]]'', a collectible card game
* ''[[Vampire: The Dark Ages]]'', a tabletop role-playing game
*''[[Vampire: The Masquerade]]'', a roleplaying game by White Wolf in their World of Darkness line
* ''[[Vampire: The Eternal Struggle]]'', a collectible card game
*''[[Vampire: The Requiem]]'', a roleplaying game by White Wolf in their New World of Darkness line
* ''[[Vampire: The Masquerade]]'', a tabletop roleplaying game
* ''[[Vampire: The Requiem]]'', a roleplaying game
*[[Vampire (video game)|''Vampire'' (video game)]], also known as ''Darkstalkers'', a series of horror fighting games
*''[[The Sims 4: Vampires]]'', a 2017 game pack for the video game ''The Sims 4''
* ''[[Darkstalkers]]'', known as ''Vampire'' in Japan, a fighting game series and media franchise
**''[[Vampire: Darkstalkers Collection]]'', 2005
*[[Vampyr (video game)|''Vampyr'' (video game)]], a 2018 video game designed by Dontnod Entertainment
* ''[[The Sims 4: Vampires]]'', a 2017 game pack
* [[Vampyr (video game)|''Vampyr'' (video game)]], 2018


=== Music ===
=== Music ===
====Albums====
*[[Vampire (album)|''Vampire'' (album)]], a 2008 album by 9mm Parabellum Bullet
*[[Vampyre (album)|''Vampyre'' (album)]], a 2002 album by Midnight Syndicate
* [[Vampire (album)|''Vampire'' (album)]], by Akina Nakamori
*"Vampire", a 2013 song by [[Gorilla Zoe]]
* ''Vampire'', an album by [[9mm Parabellum Bullet]], 2008
* [[Vampyre (album)|''Vampyre'' (album)]], by Midnight Syndicate, 2008
*[[Vampire (Iz*One song)|"Vampire" (Iz*One song)]], 2019
*[[Vampires (soundtrack)|''Vampires'' (soundtrack)]], the soundtrack to the 1998 film ''Vampires''
*"Vampires", a song by Pet Shop Boys from the 1999 album ''[[Nightlife (Pet Shop Boys album)|Nightlife]]''
*[[Vampires (Godsmack song)|"Vampires" (Godsmack song)]], 2000
*[[Vampires (Dukes song)|"Vampires" (Dukes song)]], 2009
*"Vampires", a 2010 song by [[Gucci Mane]]


== Vehicles ==
====Songs====
* [[Vampire (2 Chainz song)|"Vampire" (2 Chainz song)]], 2020
*[[Vampire (car)]], a turbojet-propelled car, holder of the British land speed record
* [[HMAS Vampire (D11)|HMAS ''Vampire'' (D11)]], a Daring-class destroyer launched in 1956
* [[Vampire (Dominic Fike song)|"Vampire" (Dominic Fike song)]], 2020
* [[HMAS Vampire (D68)|HMAS ''Vampire'' (D68)]] or HMS ''Vampire'', a V-class destroyer launched in 1917
* [[Vampire (Iz*One song)|"Vampire" (Iz*One song)]], 2019
* [[HMS Vampire (P72)|HMS ''Vampire'' (P72)]], a V-class submarine that served from 1942
* [[Vampire (Olivia Rodrigo song)|"Vampire" (Olivia Rodrigo song)]], 2023
* "Vampires", a song by Gucci Mane on the 2010 album ''[[The Appeal: Georgia's Most Wanted]]''
*[[de Havilland Vampire]], a British jet-engined fighter aircraft
* "Vampires", a song by Pet Shop Boys from the 1999 album ''[[Nightlife (Pet Shop Boys album)|Nightlife]]''
*[[Flying Machines FM250 Vampire]], a Czech light aircraft
* [[Vampires (Dukes song)|"Vampires" (Dukes song)]], 2009
*[[Vickers Vampire]], an aeroplane of WWI
* [[Vampires (Godsmack song)|"Vampires" (Godsmack song)]], 2000
*"Vampire", a radio warfare variant of the [[Land Rover 101 Forward Control]]

====Other uses in music====
* [[The Vampires (band)]], an Australian musical group formed in 2005
* [[Vampires (soundtrack)|''Vampires'' (soundtrack)]], for the 1998 film

=== Roller coasters ===
* [[Vampire (roller coaster)]], at Chessington World of Adventures, England
* [[Vampire (Walibi Belgium)]]
* [[Le Vampire]], at La Ronde amusement park in Montreal, Quebec, Canada

=== Visual art===
* [[Vampire (Edvard Munch)|''Vampire'' (Edvard Munch)]], or ''Love and Pain'', a painting

== Transportation ==
* [[de Havilland Vampire]], a British jet fighter aircraft
* [[Flying Machines FM250 Vampire]], a Czech light aircraft
* [[HMAS Vampire|HMAS ''Vampire'']], the name of two Australian ships
* [[HMS Vampire|HMS ''Vampire'']], the name of two British ships
* "Vampire", a variant of [[Land Rover 101 Forward Control]] for electronic warfare
* [[Vampire (car)]], a jet-propelled car, holder of the British land speed record
* [[Vickers Vampire]], a British single-seat pusher biplane fighter

== Biology ==
* [[Vampire bat]], a bat that feeds on blood
* [[Vampire fish (disambiguation)]], several uses
* [[Vampire ground finch]], a bird that occasionally feeds on blood
* [[Vampire squid]], a small deep-sea creature


== Other uses ==
== Other uses ==
* Vampire, [[multiservice tactical brevity code]] for hostile anti-ship missile
*[[Vampire (roller coaster)]], a roller coaster at Chessington World of Adventures
*[[Vampire (theorem prover)]], an automated theorem prover
* [[Vampire (theorem prover)]], an automated theorem prover for first-order classical logic
* [[RPG-29]] "Vampir", a Russian rocket-propelled grenade launcher
* El Vampiro (Spanish for: "the Vampire"), nickname of Chilean Olympic champion tennis player [[Nicolás Massú]]
* ''El Vampiro'' (Spanish, 'the Vampire'), nickname of Chilean tennis player [[Nicolás Massú]]
*[[Vampire dugout]], a World War I underground brigade headquarters on the Western Front, in Belgium
*[[Zielgerät 1229]], code name Vampir, an infra-red device for a German assault rifle
* [[Zielgerät 1229]], code name Vampir, an infra-red device for a German assault rifle
*[[RPG-29]], code name Vampir, a Russian man portable, shoulder-fired anti-tank grenade launcher
*''Vampire'', [[multiservice tactical brevity code]] for a hostile anti-ship missile.


== See also ==
== See also ==
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* [[Dhampir]], in Balkans folklore
* [[Large flying fox]], ''Pteropus vampyrus''
* [[Psychic vampire]], a creature in folklore
* [[Vampiro (disambiguation)]]
* [[Vampire dugout]], a First World War underground shelter in Belgium
* [[Vampire lifestyle]], a modern alternative lifestyle
* [[Vampire lifestyle]], a modern alternative lifestyle
* [[Vampire number]], a mathematical concept concerning factoring
* [[Vampire number]], in number theory
* [[Vampire power]] or standby power, the electric power consumed when in standby mode
* [[Vampire power]] or standby power, the electric power consumed when in standby mode
* [[Vampire tap]], a device for physically connecting a station to a network
* [[Vampire tap]], a device for physically connecting a station to a network
* {{srt|vampire}}
* [[Dhampyr]]
* [[Vampiro (disambiguation)]]


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Latest revision as of 01:01, 22 August 2024

Look up vampire in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

A vampire is a being from folklore who subsists by feeding on the life essence of the living.

(The) vampire(s) or vampyre may also refer to:

Arts and entertainment

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Fictional entities

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See also: List of vampires

Literature

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See also: Vampire literature

Film

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See also: List of vampire films

Television

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See also: List of vampire television series

Episodes

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Shows

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Gaming

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Music

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Albums

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Songs

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Other uses in music

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Roller coasters

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Visual art

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Transportation

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Biology

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Other uses

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