Vampires and Nazis and hawtness! I totally agree with that previous reviewer... Walter is sex incarnate. And he's only fourteen. God, I feel like a pervert. I keep thinking that at least some of his missions must require sexual espionage, because damn -- no kid can learn to be that seductive without practice.

I've been yearning to learn more about Walter ever since I read Hellsing, so I was delighted to find this back-story. It's also fun to see Integra's predecessors, and to see how Alucard did and did not change.

Good stuff. More vampire crack for my system...

... Last updated on July 13th, 2007, 7:01am

This looks like it can be a great prequel for the original Hellsing series. I laughed out loud at the coffin scene Lets hope the author continues with this.

10/10

alucard has taken the form of a chick in this one. amusing eh?

also the last series was a bit serious, this one is a bit hilarious

... Last updated on April 3rd, 2007, 11:03am

Yeah sop in this one alucard is a weird little girl whos like 4 foot tall and does really silly and weird things. which gets a 10 ;p

And walters mega sexy.

This is an important and well explained story which acts as the prequel to Hellsing. Some initial awesomeness of Walter and the Major. it also is important to understand the "formless" Dracula.

Definitely give it a read before you begin Hellsing.

Know that old guy from Hellsing?

He's fourteen in this mini-series and he's UBER-SEXY.

That alone wins this series a TEN.

This was a great one and had the potential to be truly awesome with more chapters. Although I miss the vampire girl and countess from hellsing, this is good on its own. I love how alucard is lolicard in this prequel. I think I would've preferred if alucard was lolicard in the original as well, seriously, a dude going around being a vampire and immortal is great and all that, but if it's a cruel, black loli vampire instead? The impact is completely different and I really like that more, it would at least be easier to root for her. I wish we could get such a parallel dimension version or just that this prequel went on for longer.

So, on to the story itself, we don't get to see much here. It's set 50 or so years before the first manga and we're currently in the middle of when the nazis seemingly sprung up for the first time. Walter is a youngster and alucard is a loli, but we don't have many other characters I'd care much about. We also see some familiar faces on the enemy side other than the chubby major, like the werewolf, scientist/doctor and if I'm not mistaken, the girl from that battleship who was good at using a musket amongst others.

We instantly get into the situation where walter and lolicard is flying to stomp down the nazis in the middle of their vampirification/ghoul experimentation, we get some more information that weren't known in the first manga and we get to see them descend at wreak some havoc. Sadly, that's pretty much it. We don't get much before the short 6 chapters or 100-110 pages end. There really isn't much to say, but it had the same tone as the original hellsing and it gets a plus point to the score for lolicard being there.

You might not like this if you have a deep-seated grudge against lolis like some people though. Other than that, this is a must read for anyone who liked the first hellsing manga.

... Last updated on September 25th, 2018, 10:04am