Born from a mother ravaged by vampirism and gifted super human abilities by a bite from Morbius, the Living Vampire, Blade is the Daywalker—a skilled martial artist who possesses most vampire strengths and none of their weaknesses.
Blade is a Daywalker due to his mother being bitten and turned while she was pregnant with him. As a result, he has all of their strengths, but none of their weaknesses. Drake is another Daywalker. As the first vampire, he is stronger than most of his descendants.
The serum is used as a substitute for blood, however it only provides one fourth of the sustenance that fresh blood does; on a number of occasions, Blade has proven to be considerably more powerful after having consumed blood, heavily suggesting that there is a sustenance that Blade obtains from drinking blood, which ...
While Blade may not have all the abilities of a typical vampire, he uses several vampire powers in his crusade against the undead. Blade is strong enough to lift 1,000 tons, which makes him a bit weaker than Captain America.
Blade possesses superhuman strength, stamina, speed, agility, heightened senses, and a rapid healing factor that attacks any alien substances (chemicals/viruses) in his body.
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Did Morbius bite Blade?
While under the pseudo vampire's control, Morbius became a feral bloodsucker. With both men on the loose in New York City, Spider-Man and Blade work together to bring them down. The battle was rough for both parties, but before the heroes could claim their victory, Morbius bites Blade in his arm.
Blade possesses superhuman strength, speed, agility, endurance, senses, and an accelerated healing factor. Due to his Human nature, Blade is also immune to sunlight, silver, garlic and EDTA; conventional Vampiric weaknesses, however, he still experiences the Vampiric thirst for blood.
While it's up for debate, Blade is the strongest out of the two. He has the experience, the physical skill, and has seen too many creatures like Morbius to back down at all.
Dracula is also one of the most powerful vampires on Earth, with a vast array of resources at his disposal, not to mention legions of vampires at his command. Blade is but one person, and Dracula could easily end him once and for all if he wished—yet he never has.
Daywalkers still have the vampiric need for blood; Blade staves this off using injections of a special serum, but over time his body builds up a tolerance to it and he has to develop a new one. Whistler states that Blade also ages like a normal human would.
Later, at the hideout, Blade injects himself with a special serum that suppresses his urge to drink blood. However, the serum is beginning to lose its effectiveness due to overuse.
In the comic, Blade's mother was bitten by a vampire while she was in labor with Blade, rendering him immune to being turned into a vampire; following the release of the 1998 film Blade, the character was retroactively made into a dhampir and redesigned to match his movie counterpart.
Blade does have the potential to kill enemies who have powers beyond his, but Thanos may be a bit too strong. That being said, Blade could still have been a valuable asset to the team in Avengers: Endgame by using his swordsmanship to vanquish legions of Thanos' minions.
Blade is powerful enough to actually kill Ghost Rider, a feat even the most cosmically powerful entities can't do. While it went against everything the vampire hunter stands for, Blade reached a near unparalleled level of power by absorbing Marvel Comics' darkest heroes.
Drake was the progenitor of the vampire race, Homines nocturnae. He terrorized humankind from the first moments of its history, spreading his cursed blood all over the world. According to legend, he was born around the 5th or 4th millennium BC in the "cradle of civilization" of ancient Sumer, Mesopotamia.
His lightweight design also grants him high agility, but because of a design flaw, Metal Man is particularly vulnerable to Mega Man's Mega Buster and to his own Metal Blades.
Weaknesses. Metal Blade - Flash Man has light armour that can easily be shredded by Metal Man's blades. Crash Bomber - If used strategically, the Crash Bomber can deal continuous damage to Flash Man, provided he uses Time Stopper in close proximity to the bomb as it explodes.
Snake Man's weakness is Needle Cannon, which can kill him in 7 hits. The weapon can also instantly destroy Search Snakes. Snake Man also has secondary weaknesses to Hard Knuckle, Top Spin, and Shadow Blade (this being the most useful).
In actuality, as revealed on the DVD commentary by writer David Goyer, del Toro decided to change the villain for the follow up film. Morbius was tied strictly to Norrington, so he was dropped when the director left the franchise.
In 1999's Peter Parker: Spider-Man #8, Blade is bitten by Morbius. Not much is made of it until Blade: Vampire Hunter #1. Coming out a few months later, it revealed the bite mutated Blade, giving him the same powers seen in the film.
If Venom and Morbius were to fight, Morbius could evade Venom's attacks until he's able to exploit Venom's weakness to fire and sound. However, if Venom is able to catch Morbius, it would only take a couple of well-placed blows to incapacitate him.
Deacon Frost is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. He appears in The Tomb of Dracula, and is an enemy of Blade. In the comics, Deacon Frost was depicted as a tall, white-haired, late middle-aged gentleman with red eyes, and wearing 1860s Germany period clothing.
We're talking about the man who killed Blade's mother, created one of the Daywalker's closest allies, and—in the halcyon haze of the 1970s—hatched arguably the wildest vampire coup in this or any other universe. Yes, we're talking about Deacon Frost, one of Marvel's battiest vampires—and Blade's darkest foe.
