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09-04-2013, 03:14 PM
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Vampires. Mind over brawn every time.
Just because vampires can't go into the sunlight, doesn't mean they can't protect themselves during the day in their own defensive bunkers. Assuming vamps have to sleep, they just setup shifts. Any defenses humans have today, the vampires would have. Defensive positions usually have the advantage over the attacker. As far as 'human blood' goes, depends on what "rules" you want to setup. If the vampires are alive now, you have to assume they have a supply -- it's either synthesized blood producing machines, or they slowly drain blood from captured werewolves. Of course bodies produce new blood cells, and vamps only drain enough to keep everyone alive. Zombies vs vampires - vampires have all kinds of guns. Werewolves vs vampires - vampires have silver tipped bullets in their semi-automatic weapons. Plus when human werewolves change into werewolves, it's generally accepted their intelligence is greatly diminished. Vampires with body amour, nightvision, silver-bullet semi-automatic weapons combined with human intelligence would have a huge advantage. Vamps wouldn't even need it, but V also accepts vamps have the power to turn into fog. A weaponless vamp could be surrounded by 20 werewolves, and simple turn into fog and escape.
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What would happen if a werewolf bit a zombie?
Will the bite affect the putrified blood in the dry veins of the undead abomination? If yes, will the zombie turn into a zombwolf during full moon?
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I voted for vampires because I figure one they are likely to have a lot of experience because they have probably lived a long while and they also have the "brains" so to speak.
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09-06-2013, 11:02 AM
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I think zombies would eventually win, but it would take a long time.
1. Zombies vs. werewolves: Werewolves don't hunt and kill for self defense, they do so for carnal reasons, and I can't see them hunting zombies. Zombies, on the other hand are just looking to kill the living, and werewolves are living. Werewolf brain might be just as good as human brain to a zombie. I believe a zombie bite on a werewolf would infect the werewolf and cause it to become a zombie. However, werewolves are essentially humans for most of the time, so they will be aware of the need for self-defense and survive a long time. It's actually when they become werewolves that they would be most susceptible due to their lack of lucidity. They are also susceptible while in human form, just like any other human. So, zombies beat werewolves. 3. Zombies vs. vampires: Vampires would also be aware of the need for self-defense, and would survive a long time. It's questionable whether zombies would hunt vampires because vampires are already dead, however, I believe a vampire brain would be edible, if not delicious, to a zombie. Even if it isn't edible, I believe a zombie would be attracted to blindly killing vampires because vampires appear to be living humans. I know that a vampire is supposed to get a stake through the heart to be killed, but wouldn't cracking their head open and eating their brains also do the trick? The vampires' Achilles heel is that they can't go out in the daylight, and need to sleep during the day. This would leave them susceptible to both zombies and werewolves. Vampires would have success against the zombies at night, but would slowly be killed in their own coffins during the day. So, zombies beat vampires. 2. Vampires vs. werewolves: Werewolves might hunt vampires, depending on whether or not killing a vampire would satisfy their carnal desire, however I'd be surprised if biting an undead vampire would turn the vampire into a werewolf. On the other hand, I would vote that a vampire could turn a werewolf into a vampire since it involves essentially killing the living being and turning them into the undead. A vampire would be attracted to the werewolf's blood, since it's a living being, especially when the werewolf is in human form. So, I believe the vampire "monster" has an edge over the werewolf "monster." However, the key in this fight is that both vampires and werewolves have human minds (at least most of the time) and would understand that they are at war with each other. I think it's a wash -- essentially human vs. human. So, vampires vs werewolves is a toss-up, and simply deplete each other's numbers. In short, I believe zombies slowly beat both vampires and werewolves.
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