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 Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 2:11 pm
For me, it's very hard to tell, I know it's supposed to be Alucard, but look at how the story also focuses more on Seras Victoria and how she . . .how do I put this in words? Starts out as a meek, reluctant vampire whose afraid to drink blood and then sort of, "grows up", so to speak. The story seems to focus a bit more on her, in my opinion. That's just what I think, though.
What do you think?
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Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 1:16 pm
i see where your going with this but i think alucard is the mainest main character which is as high as it goes. i mean it seems to me that everyones trying to kill him other then hellsing
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Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 1:33 pm
i think alucard too is the main character, look at the latest chapter of hellsing its as dull as dull could be without him whee
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Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 5:16 pm
I'm completely split on this. I'd say Hellsing, in general, is about Integra and Seras and their maturation through the series. Once Seras matures to her final level, the story focuses in on Integra, who is still maturing. Alucard just plays apart in their development.
As for Hellsing along with Hellsing: The Dawn, I'd say Walter. He's kind of like the Anakin Skywalker of the series. He starts out good, betrays those he loves, and then reverts to the way he was right before his death. Yet, like in Star Wars, without the prequel, he's just a major character.
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Le Secretaire Comtesse Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 2:56 pm
battosai matt i see where your going with this but i think alucard is the mainest main character which is as high as it goes. i mean it seems to me that everyones trying to kill him other then hellsing
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Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 3:12 pm
Wyvern683 battosai matt i see where your going with this but i think alucard is the mainest main character which is as high as it goes. i mean it seems to me that everyones trying to kill him other then hellsing its like everyones trying to cut off his head although its been proven time and time again it dosen't work
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Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 5:01 pm
Ok get this Alucard may seem to be "THE main charecter" but he is only one of the main charechters there are 2 Saris (police girl) and then of course there is Alucard but there is no one main charecter.
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Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 5:15 pm
i think i know someone who dosent like wat u said
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Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 6:41 pm
battosai matt i think i know someone who dosent like wat u said oh who and why?
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Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 6:42 pm
Jetsoma battosai matt i think i know someone who dosent like wat u said oh who and why? intgrea fans
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Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 8:39 pm
battosai matt Jetsoma battosai matt i think i know someone who dosent like wat u said oh who and why? intgrea fans my apolagies Integra is also well kinda sorta a main charecter so possably close enough
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Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 9:02 pm
Jetsoma battosai matt Jetsoma battosai matt i think i know someone who dosent like wat u said oh who and why? intgrea fans my apolagies Integra is also well kinda sorta a main charecter so possably close enough well she dosent do to much
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Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2010 12:01 pm
To me, I never really thought there was a strong focus on anyone in particular...it just played out as it went. Kind of reminds me of Death Note in that aspect. They both don't really try to push morals on you. You're simply observing what was going on, and never really saw the world of Hellsing (and Death Note) through just one character's eyes.
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Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 11:58 am
Count Integra I'm completely split on this. I'd say Hellsing, in general, is about Integra and Seras and their maturation through the series. Once Seras matures to her final level, the story focuses in on Integra, who is still maturing. Alucard just plays apart in their development. Hellsing has three main characters. Alucard is the most important main character. The story revolves around him. Integra is the second most important main character. Hellsing's central theme is the Nietzschean concept that one should be careful when fighting monsters, lest one become a monster one's self, and she demonstrates this theme perfectly. Seras is the last and least important main characters. She grows and develops more than any other character, but her growth and development is not central to the story or to the theme. Count Integra As for Hellsing along with Hellsing: The Dawn, I'd say Walter. He's kind of like the Anakin Skywalker of the series. He starts out good, betrays those he loves, and then reverts to the way he was right before his death. Yet, like in Star Wars, without the prequel, he's just a major character. Walter was never very good. He was simply fighting for the good guys. He was always a selfish, psychotic, bloodthirsty brat. The only people he ever felt genuine affection for were Integra and Seras, and he still betrayed them. Der Bauer To me, I never really thought there was a strong focus on anyone in particular...it just played out as it went. Kind of reminds me of Death Note in that aspect. They both don't really try to push morals on you. You're simply observing what was going on, and never really saw the world of Hellsing (and Death Note) through just one character's eyes. As I said above, Hellsing's central theme is the Nietzschean concept that one should be careful when fighting monsters, lest one become a monster one's self. Although it's true that each of the characters seems to have his or her own idea of what that entails, the primary conflict of Hellsing is between Integra, the leader of Hellsing, and the Major, the leader of Millennium. In the end, it's a battle of ideologies. Integra's victory over the Major is symbolic. Her ideology is the one Hirano agrees with. Humans are always the ones that defeat monsters because humans make defeating monsters their duty and do not take pleasure in battle itself.
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