Deacon "Deac" Frost is the main antagonist of the 1998 film Blade, the first film in the Blade trilogy. Frost was a vampire who was responsible for creating Blade, the Daywalker. He was portrayed by Stephen Dorff, who also portrayed Dale Massie in Cold Creek Manor.
Blade revealed Frost to be the vampire who attacked and killed his mother, Tara Brooks, as she was giving birth to him in a UK brothel. Already showing a penchant for duplicity and guile, Frost posed as Brooks' doctor just to get close enough to feed on her when she was at her most vulnerable.
Deacon Frost appeared in the 1998 film Blade, portrayed by Stephen Dorff. Instead of being an aged vampire, this version of the character held the appearance of a younger man.
By the end of Blade(1998) Frost had become the blood god La Magra who was responsible for creating the first of the vampires, Dracula aka Drake, who then went around and created more and if you remember they were scared to death of him in Blade: Trinity.
Blade's most powerful villain has to be Marvel and pop culture's most popular vampire, Dracula. The character was originally made famous by author Bram Stoker. However, Marvel's Dracula is the most powerful and prominent vampire to ever exist.
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.
Draconis attacked Blade and was able to defeat him as he had spent decades building up an immunity to vampiric weaknesses including being staked in the heart, specifically to defeat Blade in vengeance for his time spent in London killing vampires when he was young.
Like many in the vampire hunting community, Blade holds a deep grudge against vampires, mainly because of the death of his mother, Vanessa Brooks; when she was killed by Deacon Frost and being half-vampire, he has an unquenchable thirst for blood which caused him major problems as he killed and drained people in his ...
When Blade's mother was pregnant, a vampire named Deacon Frost bit her, which sent vampiric enzymes into Blade's bloodstream. Although his mother died, Blade was born as a human/vampire hybrid, which is also known as a Dhampir.
Vampires (Hominis nocturnae, Latin: "Nocturnal Human") are an offshoot of humanity created by exposure to a unique virus, granting them super-human abilities, at the cost of needing to consume human blood to survive.
A Daywalker is a type of vampire or half-vampire who can walk in the daylight without harm. Blade is a daywalker due to his mother being bitten and turned into a vampire while she was pregnant. He seeks vengeance on Decan Frost, the vamp who killed Blade's mother and gave him his abilities. Drake is another daywalker.
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.
Because they are born vampires, they age physically slower than humans (Charlotte, a pure blood vampire of the House of Chthon, is about 300 years old and still maintains the youthful appearance of an adolescent girl; meaning that a pure-blood vampire that looks like a full-grown adult is truly ancient).
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.
In his career as an enemy to the dark occult, Blade has battled nearly every formidable bloodsucker there is, from Dracula himself, to Morbius The Living Vampire, to the immortal who cursed him in the first place, Deacon Frost. He's also fought Baron Blood, Blackout, and countless other creatures of the night.
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.
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.
Drake was the original and most powerful of the vampire species. His kind have sought him out in the hope he will restore vampires to Daywalkers and kill the only Daywalker other than himself, Blade. However, after Blade allied himself with the Nightstalkers, Drake was defeated.
Blade had no powers beyond vampirism immunity until he was bit by Morbius the Living Vampire which made him the daywalker, with all the powers of a vampire and none of the weaknesses. Before Morbius he was just a vampire hunter because he could sense the supernatural.
Even broody, always-on-the-move Blade has a family to go back to: his longtime love Safron Caulder and their teenage daughter Brielle Brooks. Despite magical deals and years of work to ensure his kid would lead a normal life, Bri takes after her father, complete with a vampiric side of her own.
May we present Safron Caulder DeVille, or Safron Caulder. Safron was the love interest of Eric Brooks, better known as Blade, during his early adventures in vampire hunting.
Wesley Snipes as Eric Brooks / Blade: A half-vampire "daywalker" (a Dhampir) who hunts vampires. Blade is highly skilled in martial arts and always equips himself with vampire-killing weapons.
