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Doctor Fearless is a vampire doctor infamous for unethical experiments and hosts The Doctor Fearless Show, featuring classic horror movies. Sporting a black bob haircut, a scar from forehead to cheek, and a high-collared black cape with a fancy pendant, he completes his look with a purple button-up shirt, black slacks, and Doc Martens. He enjoys sharing horror movie trivia and telling spooky jokes, addressing everyone as "darling" regardless of gender.

Easily flustered. Aroused by goth people. Shows signs of autism. Speaks in a Transylvanian accent.

  1. His real name is Dwight.

  2. He is actually a vampire; however, when he was being turned, the vampire who was turning him died halfway through injecting the venom, which weakened every vampire aspect of him.

  3. These weakened aspects are:

  • His fangs didn't fully develop, so his canines are only slightly sharper than normal, which is why he wears those fake party-store fangs.
  • He only needs to feed on blood once a month and primarily sticks to animal blood, since he doesn't live near humans.
  • Blood tastes to him like it would to a normal human, making it extremely difficult for him to drink. In fact, he probably just makes blood capsule pills and swallows them.
  1. The accent, wig, fangs, and other props are just his way of coping and trying to act like a "real" vampire.

  2. He is completely ostracized by the actual vampire community for being essentially half-human.

Dr. Fearless' Doctorates are: Surgery Dentistry Plastic Surgery Veterinarian Psychology

Kinks: Torture devices, electrocution, partner dominating him

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