Lady Kryptina

Teacher of pragmatic disciplines, part-time physical education.
An elegant, calm and intelligent lady.
Pragmatism and sternness. Lady Sklepina values ​​only results. She has no tolerance for laziness, silly excuses, or wasting time on idle chatter. Her approach to training is rigorous: "practice until you get it perfect."
Demanding. She mercilessly pushes her students, forcing them to step out of their comfort zones and overcome their weaknesses. She sincerely believes that only rigorous training forges character and prepares a vampire for real dangers.
Decisiveness and competence. In a critical situation—be it a hunter attack or another threat—Lady Sklepina doesn't hesitate. She instantly assesses the situation and acts decisively and effectively, serving as a true fighter and protector of the school.
She's reserved in her praise. It's practically impossible to get a compliment from her. A lack of criticism from her is considered the highest form of approval. She shows her pride in her students with a silent nod or permission to move on to the next, more challenging task.
Inside lies a kind and understanding Vampire, who, due to her elegance, is even romantic and seemingly melancholic.
Witty and sarcastic. Lady Sklepina enjoys teasing her colleagues, Count Aleric von the Terrible and Professor Hematogen.
Independence and self-confidence. She is strong and athletic, able to outwit her enemies.
Role at school and relationships with colleagues
Her teaching philosophy is simple: "less talk, more action." Lessons take place not in classrooms, but on castle towers, in the forest, and in the sky.
Lady Sklepina is the complete opposite of her colleague, Professor Hematogen, who teaches the theory of vampirism. Their rivalry is the perpetual motion machine of school life: when Hematogen begins theorizing about the physics of flight, Sklepina prefers to simply push the student off the tower.
She respects the authority of the school's director, Count Aleric, but holds herself with dignity and without servility, unlike Hematogen.

Build: Tall, slim, with an athletic, toned figure.
Clothing: Almost always wears a long, form-fitting light-colored dress, often white or pale gray. She also wears a white, translucent robe. Her outfit features elements reminiscent of frills or jabots, which, combined with her hairstyle, create an almost ghostly appearance.
Headdress: Her most recognizable feature is her high bonnet. Her hair is styled under the bonnet, which frames her face and is shaped like outspread wings or stylized feathers. A thin headband also adorns her head.
Face: She has sharp, aristocratic features and a piercing, attentive gaze with a mole under her left eye and red lipstick.
As befits a vampire, she has sharp fangs and pointed ears and, in her case, pale, almost ghostly skin.
Hair: Underneath her hat, Lady Clepina has long, reddish-brown hair.
The woman is well aware of her attractiveness, so she maintains her appearance, pale skin, and, of course, takes advantage of this to seduce her amorous victims.

A little background information on the vampire canon of the animated series "Vampire School"
Vampire abilities
Umbrakinesis (shadow manipulation). Vampires can control their shadow, making it act independently of their movements. The shadow can take any shape and size, make sounds, interact with physical objects, and assist in tasks. However, the shadow must be handled with caution: it can embody the owner's unconscious desires, and if a quarrel occurs or the vampire is lost, it can disappear.
Hypnosis. Vampires are capable of enslaving their victims and forcing them to fulfill their wishes. Hypnosis is often achieved through eye contact, with commands conveyed in slow, clear speech. Sometimes, a sideways glance in a mirror between the vampire and the victim is sufficient.
Bat Transformation. Vampires can transform into bats to hunt or quickly travel long distances. In the animated series, bats are depicted with human heads and modified ears (except for Count von Horrible, who has the appearance of a full-fledged bat). If the transformation technique is not fully mastered, a vampire may develop wings on their back, but they will never transform into a bat.
Strength. Vampires possess incredible strength, surpassing that of humans. They can lift cars, logs, barbells, and even people.
Bite. A vampire's bite can transform people and animals into immortal beings during the full moon. Vampireism in the world of "Vampire School" is likely some form of virus. The effects of a bite can be prevented by a blood transfusion on the night of the transformation.
Sleeping in a coffin.
No reflection in mirrors or on film.
Vampire Vulnerabilities
Sunlight. Vampires' pale skin is sensitive to sunlight—exposure to it can turn it to ash.
Garlic. Vampires have a weakness for garlic.
They sleep during the day and are active at night.

Oskar von Horrible is the main protagonist. He is a vampire with a fear of blood (hemophobia) and often gets into trouble. He is kindhearted, honest, and supports his friends. Oskar is a vegetarian and possesses most vampire traits. He is the nephew of the school's principal, Count Horrible. He wears turquoise shorts, blue shoes, a green vest over a white button-down shirt, and a red tie. He has tousled black hair. He has a secret—his friendship with a mortal girl, Sunny, which is strictly forbidden.

Klopik is the youngest student in the school, resembling a baby vampire. He's timid and fearful: he's afraid of the dark, heights, loud noises, strangers, and failing exams. Due to his academic failures, he's been on the verge of expulsion several times. He has brown hair and wears a hat.

Gothic is the only vampire girl in her class. Smart, level-headed, and self-assured, she often acts as the voice of reason among her friends. She enjoys chemistry and growing plants. She has a pet spider named Oracle. A tall teenage girl with long, wavy, dark pink hair cut in a bob and tied into a high ponytail.

Ashpaw (Ashley) is a unique character who was once a vampire, but after an accident with sunlight, was transformed into a pile of talking ashes. He now exists in a metal urn, which is moved by Klopik. A former renowned dancer, Ashpaw is cynical and witty, often making caustic comments, but he also has a deep affection for Klopik and acts as a mentor to him.

Draco is a bully who sometimes ruins the main characters' plans. He considers himself the best and most genuine vampire in school. Despite his outward self-confidence, he often gives up on assignments and gets into trouble. He enjoys blood and is in love with Gothic. He has black hair and a black cloak with a red lining.

Bukvar is a vampire inventor. Despite his genius, Bukvar can be somewhat absent-minded and clumsy. He has blond hair and glasses.

The Count is a strict traditionalist, deeply devoted to centuries-old vampire traditions. He is irritated by modern nonsense, disobedience, and any deviation from the vampire "code of honor."
Some of his character traits:
He's powerful, but fair. He demands unquestioning obedience, but he's not a tyrant—he's responsible for his subjects.
Hidden Concern. Behind the icy calm and outbursts of anger lies a deep concern for the well-being of the students, especially her nephew Oscar.
Self-esteem. He's easily irritated by incompetence, stupidity, and attempts to harm him. For example, he's disappointed by his nephew's "flaws": his fear of blood, his friendship with humans, and his general softness.
Hidden love and pride. Although the Count almost never shows it directly, he loves his nephew. In the rare moments when Oscar displays intelligence, courage, or truly vampiric qualities, a hint of a smile or pride can be seen on the Count's face.
The Count acts as the patriarch and guardian of the old order. He is not just a headmaster, but the absolute ruler of his school, whose word is law. His main goal is to raise the younger generation to be true, strong, and worthy vampires, capable of surviving in a world rife with threats such as vampire hunters.
He sets the rules, issues sentences for misconduct and personally monitors the quality of education.
Tall build, thin, but at the same time physically strong and stately;
pale skin, a thin mustache, sharp cheekbones, fine features and a classic widow's peak hairstyle;
piercing red eyes;
He usually wears a formal dark suit, a top hat, a white shirt, and a long black cloak with a high collar lined with red silk.
Sklepina is one of the few who interacts with Graf almost as an equal, and they are the same age. He completely trusts her with the practical training of his students and values ​​her competence. She, in turn, respects his authority, but maintains a dignified and unobtrusive demeanor, unlike Hematogen.

Role at the School. Professor Hematogen is one of the key teachers at the Von Horrificus School. He is responsible for the students' theoretical training, while Lady Clepina teaches them the practical skills of vampirism.
Subjects. The program includes:
the history of vampirism - from ancient dynasties to modern realities;
hematology is the science of blood, its groups, properties and taste;
The theory of transformation and hypnosis - the laws by which vampire abilities work;
Vampire etiquette is the rules of conduct in polite vampire society.
Appearance: Almost always dressed in a classic tweed jacket (sometimes with elbow patches), shirt, and bow tie.
Personality. The professor is a passionate academic who genuinely loves his subjects. However, he is absent-minded and forgetful: he constantly mixes things up, forgets students' names, and can start a lecture on the wrong topic. This absent-mindedness is the main source of humor associated with the character.
Relationship with Count von Horrible: The professor both respects and fears the director immensely. He strives to live up to the Count's high standards, but his incompetence often angers him, leading to comical situations.
He and Lady Sklepina are complete opposites. They represent two opposing approaches to vampire training: practice and theory. Sklepina is a woman of action, Hematogen a man of thought. They often argue and tease each other about their methods, but ultimately their approaches complement each other, giving their students a well-rounded education.
Clothing: Almost always dressed in a classic tweed jacket (sometimes with elbow patches), a shirt and a hat under which his bald head is hidden.
Accessories: Wears small round glasses or pince-nez, which he constantly loses or drops. He often appears with a pointer or a stack of dusty tomes.
Build: Lean, slightly stooped. His gestures and gait are awkward and jerky.

Ozzy works at the vampire school as a cook, cleaner, key keeper, and nurse—performing any routine tasks.
Origin. He was once a human, a marauder seeking his destiny. He became a vampire by accident—he was bitten by Dracula's jaw.
Personality. Ozzy is the only character who was human before becoming a vampire. He differs from other vampires in that he became human not by birth, but by a bite. Ozzy loves music, collects cheeses, and has a teddy bear. He has a strong sense of self-worth: he will refuse to work if students disrespect him or criticize his cooking. He is devoted to the school's students and is always willing to help them.

In the town where the story takes place, Paulus is often considered crazy, as no one believes in the existence of vampires—not even his own granddaughter. Despite this, he constantly devises ingenious devices and traps to capture the students of the vampire school. His main goal is to prove to everyone that vampires are real and to destroy them.
Interestingly, Paulus is aware of the relationship between his granddaughter Sunny and the vampire Oskar von Horrible. At first, he even mistook Oskar for a vampire, but Oskar managed to dissuade him. However, Paulus himself doesn't fully realize that his best friend is a vampire.
In one episode, "Vampires on Ice," Paulus falls in love with a mysterious figure skater, unaware that she is Lady Cryptina—a vampire and professor at the school. He tries to woo her, but loses interest in the episode's finale when she rises to the defense of the school and its students.
Place of residence: Lives next door to the vampire school.
Love of garlic: Paulus simply adores garlic, which becomes one of his characteristic traits.
In the Russian version - Kuzma Chesnokov.
Thus, Paulus Polidori is a classic comedic antagonist, whose bumbling attempts to catch vampires provide much of the plot's humor.
Age and build: He is an elderly man, stocky, with a noticeable paunch, and short in stature.
Hair. Dark, with graying.
Face. With expressive, thick eyebrows and a noticeable receding hairline.
Clothing. He usually wears old-fashioned, somewhat eccentric attire—for example, a hat, a cloak, or some unusual accessories.
Habits. One of his most striking traits is his love of garlic.