She still has their trademark Horror Hunger, so she keeps a chunk of bamboo in her mouth at all times to ensure she doesn't lose control and bite someone. Nezuko of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, unlike all other demons, refuses to devour humans.It reportedly has a somewhat off taste, causing one of Mina's ladies-in-waiting to briefly develop a candy addiction out of a need to get the aftertaste out of her mouth. In Dance in the Vampire Bund the Bund's inhabitants use a blood substitute called stigma.In Blood+ Saya takes Vegetarian to the point she, as a general rule, doesn't even drink the blood instead, she gets regular transfusions.Once the Fighting Spirit he used to eat with it goes out of control and is destroyed, Sosuke's hunger ceases. However, Suzu's influence caused Sosuke to suddenly stop wanting to eat life energy anymore, even though he doesn't understand why and gradually weakens to the point of passing out. Ayakashi Triangle: Sosuke Hinojiki is the humanoid development of an ikon, a type of Life Energy eating spirit, and was originally just as hunger-driven as when he was nonsapient.See also My Species Doth Protest Too Much, which tends to be more cultural than biological. Compare the Vegetarian Carnivore, although that trope tends to apply to real-life animals because vampires are mythical to begin with, it takes internal consistency to make a vegetarian one believable, not failing biology forever. These are the friendliest vamps on the Sliding Scale of Vampire Friendliness. The really lucky ones can substitute tomatoes, tomato juice, or even the color red.Ī common strategy of Friendly Neighborhood Vampires and Vampire Detectives who feel grief at what they've become. It allows the story to play up the " can the vampire control themself" angle. This often has drawbacks: the blood either might not be fresh or tastes unpalatable compared to (innocent) human blood.
They find other sources of blood such as animals (often cattle) or blood banks, or restrict their sources to serial killers and other unsavory types, or draining the victims to an extent that they're not at risk of dying.
Some vampires have a moral code and are aware of all the suffering their bloodlust can cause, so they go out of their way to not kill humans. By nature, vampires have to kill to survive, and the existence of just one vampire means the death of countless innocent people.
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