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Also known as vampyre
血を吸い栄養源とする蘇った死人または不死の存在
A vampire is a legendary creature from folklore and fiction that is typically depicted as a supernatural being that feeds on human blood. The concept has fascinated artists and storytellers for centuries, inspiring countless works of literature and art that explore themes of danger, seduction, and the supernatural.
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吸血鬼(きゅうけつき、古東スラブ語: вѫпырь)は、民話や伝説などに登場する存在で、生命の根源とも言われる血を吸い栄養源とする、蘇った死人または不死の存在。その存在や力には実態が無いとされる。 狼男、フランケンシュタインの怪物と並び、世界中で知られている怪物のひとつ。また、用語の転用として、不当に人々から利益を搾り取る人間なども指す。
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