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[[File:casttropectv.png|frame|Go ahead, guess which one is Charby!]]
'''[https://web.archive.org/web/20130729040412/http://www.drunkduck.com/Charby_the_Vampirate/ Charby the Vampirate]''' is a webcomic that has been hosted on the webcomic site [[Drunk Duck]] since 2004. Though it preceded the other two "Vampirates" by a year, it wasn't terribly notable until the art improved. It started off as a loosely linear, dark comedy, based on horror movie send ups and a [[Take That]] of the [[Spinoff Babies]] phenomenon but revealed later that it actually has a plot.
The title is a bit deceptive because while the titular character is a main character, [[Ensemble Cast|he's not THE main character]]. The comic revolves around the trials and tribulations, lives and unlives of the various denizens of an isolated tourist town named "Kellwood". The comic typically focuses on the residents of a bizarre cabin in the woods, where Charby (the aforementioned vampirate) and his werewolf best friend Menu have accumulated a crowd of friends that now live there too. It also follows the goings-on of a somewhat amateur monster hunting organization that is keeping the evil beasties living in Kellwood's dense, mountainous forests from snacking on the town's residents. Currently the cast amounts to 95 named characters, all with their own personalities.
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* [[Animal Gender Bender]] Charby's "skeetos", Sanguine and Malaria
* [[Art Evolution]]: Here's [https://web.archive.org/web/20130719033153/http://www.drunkduck.com/Charby_the_Vampirate/4781820/ one of the first pages] and [
* [[Badass Abnormal]] Victor
* [[Badass Adorable]] Sure, they could kill us. But they're so CUTE!
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* [[Sanity Has Advantages]]: Charby doesn't mess around.
* [[Sealed Evil in a Can]]: Mm, mm, Bad!
* [[Show Some Leg]]: Attempted (and failed) [
* [[The Man Is Sticking It to the Man]]: Hector lives and breathes this trope
* [[Third Line, Some Waiting]]: Considering the hugeness of the cast, most of the plot threads (especially the one's that only relate to a single character) progress at a snail's pace.
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