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In the first film, Dracula's Control Freak tendencies were noted frequently which lead him to do some questionable decisions to protect her, but his interactions with Johnny and seeing Mavis heartbroken over the former's apparent rejection, forces him to learn to let go of his Control Freak tendencies and allows Mavis to travel the world with Jonathan.

Catchphrase: "I do not say bleh bleh bleh!".

Break the Haughty: His own systems and party-planning were turned against him when the monsters found out he smuggled Mavis's boyfriend into the castle.

Brainy Brunette: He's able to handle a hotel since his daughter was a toddler.

Drac doesn't go "berserk", but becomes extremely annoyed when someone thinks he says "bleh, bleh, bleh". He also can be very rude with his staff, averting Nice to the Waiter. In the first movie, a suit of armor complains that he doesn't pay him and he once used his magic to seal the mouth of a shrunken head. Sometimes zigzagged with a downplayed version of Mean Boss however. While Drac is a little distant and authoritative with his staff, he doesn't do anything outright abusive to his employees. He then sees Twilight.ĭracula: This is how we're represented. We equate vampires as being blood-thirsty and saying "Blah bleh blah!" to which he states he had never said anything like that in his centuries-long life and has no idea where that even came from. He's embarrassed at how twisted humans presented the image of vampires into.

Baldness Angst: It's nowhere near as bad as Griffin, but when Drac becomes a human he definitely gets thinner up there, and when he sees his reflection for the first time he desperately tries to mitigate the damage.

Badass in a Nice Suit: Dracula is always seen in a black tuxedo with a black cape and the inside of his cape is purple along with black dress shoes.

Badass Cape: Its coolness was even lampshaded by Johnny in the first movie.Attractive Bent-Gender: Dracula as nurse Francine is certainly attractive enough to get the attention of a perverted zombie while his daughter gives birth.Arch-Enemy: Is considered such for the entire Van Helsing bloodline, having encountered multiple generations of Van Helsings and evaded their attempts on his life in an almost Bugs Bunny-esq degree of competence, Abraham being one of his most persistent pursuers.Anti-Hero: He's very manipulative and loud, and strict about the rules, but he's a nice guy who would do anything for his family.Airplane Arms: He runs with his arms extended behind him.In this adaptation, sunlight is a problem for Dracula but only after being exposed for too long. In the original novel, Count Dracula was immune to sunlight as the only thing that exposure to it did to him was remove his powers until nightfall. Adaptational Heroism: He's a sympathetic character, unlike the one by Bram Stoker.The third film shows it off the most, with him evading the van Helsings for hundreds of years, to the point of an ancient weapon being considered the only thing that could kill him and it only manages to temporarily render him unconscious.

#Hotel transylvania 2 character shimmies through limbo bar series

Besides that, the series takes a lot of classic Dracula powers (mind control, super strength, animal transformations, flight) and gives Drac mastery of them all. Sunlight is a problem for him, unlike his novel counterpart, but even then, it's only a serious hindrance after too much exposure. Action Dad: Not seen as much in the first movie, but in the second movie, he and his family completely curb stomp Bela and his army.Accidental Pervert: While trying to secretly get Johnny out of the hotel in the first movie, he accidentally walks in on a female skeleton taking a shower.

Voiced by: Adam Sandler (first three films, Puppy short), David Berni (TV series, first season), Ivan Sherry (TV series, second season), Brian Hull ( Monster Pets short, fourth film)ĭubbed by: Germán Fabregat (Latin American Spanish), Santiago Segura (European Spanish), Alexandre Moreno (Brazilian Portuguese), Kōichi Yamadera (Japanese)Ĭount Dracula is the main protagonist and the owner of Hotel Transylvania and Mavis's overprotective father.