BFS: His weapon of choice, which is as long as he is and is also an Absurdly Sharp Blade.Badass Longcoat: Described in the novels to wear a long coat, which looks ominous, though usually, it's a Badass Cape in adaptations and the official illustrations.He still looks as young as he appears towards the end of the film when he attends Leila's funeral, having either succumbed to either age or illness, though not before having a child as one of the girls attending the funeral bears a strong resemblance to her. In Bloodlust, he meets an old man whom D once saved as a boy, who comments that he looks exactly the same. The Ageless: It's ambiguous in the first novel, but becomes less so over time: half-vampires don't really physically age.
While D's thoughts on Dracula aren't especially known in the OVA, it seems he has some level of respect for his father, in contrast to the novels where he has absolutely nothing positive to say about the Sacred Ancestor. In the 1985 OVA, D harshly rebukes Larmika's words about the strong preying on the weak, stating that the Sacred Ancestor never believed in such an ideal. Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: Downplayed.Born from the union of a human woman and the Sacred Ancestor himself, D is on a never-ending journey to find the man who created him and cut him down. Impossibly beautiful, dark, mysterious, and blessed with god-like martial prowess ( among other things), he is the worst nightmare of the Nobility.
The man, the legend, D is the eponymous vampire hunter and main character of the series.
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