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* [[Super Strength]]: Subverted. The magic gauntlets acquired by Van's sidekick let her lift very heavy things, but not throw them, push them, or manipulate them in any other way, with one exception: She can [http://www.vanvonhunter.com/vvh68.html drop stuff].
* [[Stripperific]]: Adonette
* [[Time Skip]]: Between the
* [[Time Travel]]: The comic's
* [[Tricking the Shapeshifter]]: As it turns out, vampires can switch between human and monstrous form, and "A beautiful woman is so much more intimidating than a vampire." Two panels later, "They are easier to stake, though."
* [[The Villain Must Be Punished]]: Before its Tokyopop incarnation, it had the title character mow down anything that seemed remotely evil. Even the vampire lawyer defending him and Sidekick when they were tried for [[Van Helsing Hate Crime]]s. He insists it's because it's what he swore to do, to wipe out "evil stuff". Ari was the exception, but that's because Van Von Hunter will not hurt a little girl, especially one that saved him and Sidekick.
* [[The Von Trope Family]]: Right there in the title.
* [[Wouldn't Hurt a Child]]: This is why Van Von Hunter refuses to view Ari as evil. He doesn't hurt kids. When she talks about wanting to wipe people out, providing clear evidence, he runs for it.
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