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There are a lot of vampire stories out there. A ''lot''. They range from [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|stabbing them]] to [[The Twilight Saga|wanting to have their children]]. No matter how [[Nightmare Fuel|disturbing]] the image is. '''Rebirth''' is yet another in a long line of books about vampires, this time in comic form. |
There are a lot of vampire stories out there. A ''lot''. They range from [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|stabbing them]] to [[The Twilight Saga|wanting to have their children]]. No matter how [[Nightmare Fuel|disturbing]] the image is. '''Rebirth''' is yet another in a long line of books about vampires, this time in comic form. |
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''Rebirth'' |
'''''Rebirth''''' is a 1998 – 2010 [[manhwa]] by [[Lee Kang-woo]] and his team of artists that tells the story of the vampire Deshwitat Rudbich and his conflict with Kalutika, a wielder of [[White Magic|the "Power of Light"]]. |
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The story starts with Desh's death, 357 years before the main story starts. His ashes are interred within a wandering monster that, 350 years on, starts terrorising a town, quickly emptying it of edible things. (Read: people) A team of spiritual investigators (including an uninterested teenage daughter, Remi Do, and Millenear Shephild, their exorcist guide) turn up to investigate the disappearances and quickly discover that not all is as it seems - a point driven home when monsters rise up out of the ground. |
The story starts with Desh's death, 357 years before the main story starts. His ashes are interred within a wandering monster that, 350 years on, starts terrorising a town, quickly emptying it of edible things. (Read: people) A team of spiritual investigators (including an uninterested teenage daughter, Remi Do, and Millenear Shephild, their exorcist guide) turn up to investigate the disappearances and quickly discover that not all is as it seems - a point driven home when monsters rise up out of the ground. |
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No relation to ''[[Re:Birth - The Lunatic Taker]]'' |
No relation to ''[[Re:Birth - The Lunatic Taker]]'' |
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* [[A God Am I]]: Bishop Bernard, who thinks that he's fulfilling God's will by eliminating Deshwitat off the face of the earth. In reality, he was just consumed by a sacred beast that was feeding off his jealousy and corruption. Doesn't qualify for Kalutika though, since Kalutika actually ''is'' a god. |
* [[A God Am I]]: Bishop Bernard, who thinks that he's fulfilling God's will by eliminating Deshwitat off the face of the earth. In reality, he was just consumed by a sacred beast that was feeding off his jealousy and corruption. Doesn't qualify for Kalutika though, since Kalutika actually ''is'' a god. |
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* [[Aren't You Going to Ravish Me?]]: While being attacked by an army of exorcists in the Vatican, Desh kidnaps a nun named Erika as a hostage and runs away. Once he finds a safe spot, he tears off a chunk of her robe. While she thinks he's about to rape her, he ends up just using the torn cloth to bandage his wounds, leaving her very relieved. |
* [[Aren't You Going to Ravish Me?]]: While being attacked by an army of exorcists in the Vatican, Desh kidnaps a nun named Erika as a hostage and runs away. Once he finds a safe spot, he tears off a chunk of her robe. While she thinks he's about to rape her, he ends up just using the torn cloth to bandage his wounds, leaving her very relieved. |
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