Background
Marceline is over a thousand years old.In "Memory of a Memory," one of Marceline's memories shows her as a young girl playing near the burning ruins of a city, presumably the aftermath of the Mushroom War.
When Marceline was a teenager, her father ate her fries in the ruins of a diner, as Finn witnessed in her memory. This incident would damage Marceline's relationship with her father, which she would later sing about in her "Fry Song." At a later point in her history, she moved into the Tree Fort (that would later become Finn and Jake's home) with her boyfriend Ash. She would later dump him for selling her prized possession Hambo, a teddy bear that which she carried close to her throughout the years of her life, and for being an all-around jerk. Marceline has also mentioned her mother, but no in depth information has been given about her or their relationship yet.
Pendleton Ward also stated that while Marceline is the Vampire Queen, there is no Vampire King because she killed him.
It's unknown exactly when or how Marceline became a vampire, although she did not have a bite mark on her neck when she was younger.
Personality
Marceline is described as a wild rocker girl. Centuries of wandering the Land of Ooo have made
her a fearless daredevil. She is a lover of all things exotic and still travels the land often. Unlike traditional vampires, Marceline is able to sustain herself solely on "shades of red," rather than blood. This means she can suck the color out of anything red and cMarceline's teddy bearHamboause it to lose its hue. She has a mischievous personality and is not intimidated by anything. Despite seeming evil at first, Marceline is a trickster at heart, and her "evil plans" often turn out to be nothing more than elaborate jokes.She is described by Finn as "a radical dame who likes to play games". She seems to have a strained relationship with her father and might sometimes have violent outbursts, as shown in "It Came from the Nightosphere."
She was very emotionally attached to her teddy bear Hambo; after Ash sold it to a witch, she was furious and broke up with him.
Marceline seems to be a little emotional, for example in "What Was Missing," she seemed to be more "aggressive" towards Princess Bubblegum than she usually is. In "It Came from the Nightosphere," she swung her axe-bass at Finn for annoying her a bit, then immediately says "...that was emotionally exhausting..." She is also very independent, and in early episodes would often act without concern for Finn or his friends. She is known to pick her nose as seen on "Memory of a Memory" and "Marceline's Closet." It is easier for Marceline to express her feelings through music, as seen with "The Fry Song" and "I'm Just Your Problem."
Abilities
- Strengths
Marceline's abilities have been shown to go beyond that of a traditional vampire, as she has been shown to possess the powers of levitation, pyrokinesis, telekinesis, invisibility, and necromancy, near instantaneous self-healing, the spooky vampire walk, as well as the ability to shape shift into numerous monstrous forms, including a bat, a wolf, a reptilian creature, or a tentacled monster. Her shape-shifting powers might be an ability inherited from her father, as he demonstrated he could transform into demonic creatures as well. Also unlike traditional vampires, Marceline is capable of sustaining herself on "shades of red," such as the color in strawberries, and is not limited to surviving on blood. Marceline additionally seems to have control of how her long hair moves (However, in almost every episode she has been in, she has brushed a lock of it out of her face, though this could simply be a habit).
According to the note she left on her door in "Marceline's Closet" she gets lucid dreams when she's eaten tomatoes.
As the Lady of Evil, she gains the ability to shoot green lasers which either vaporize or transform whatever they hit. She can also create or transform into a large cloud of bloodmist with the ability to shoot green lasers as well. In addition to these things, she also gains the ability to devour souls.
- Weaknesses
Marceline is vulnerable to sunlight, as is common in vampire lore. The nuance to this in the Adventure Time world is that vampires are specifically vulnerable to direct sunlight. Marceline is capable of unrestricted movement on a bright sunny day provided that she shields herself, which she usually accomplishes with a combination of a parasol and a large sunhat, sometimes with the addition of full-length gloves to cover her arms. According to Marceline moving around on a bright day still hurts mildly, comparable to scraping her knee, but she can bear it. Exposure to direct sunlight will cause Marceline to painfully melt into a pile of goo, though if she retreats into cover she can heal back to normal within moments. It is not clear if prolonged exposure to direct sunlight will eventually kill Marceline outright.
Also like typical vampires, Marceline can't see her own reflection in a mirror, however she does show up on film as seen in "Return to the Nightosphere". It also isn't known if she will suffer any adverse effects if she isn't able to feed on "shades of red" for prolonged periods of time, either starving to death or surviving but being greatly weakened. In "Heat Signature," Marceline explains to Finn and Jake that vampires can't defeat ghosts: "It's like a rock-paper-scissors thing." It is unknown if Marceline is negatively affected by garlic because her only known exposure to it happened when Jake pelted her in the head with large cloves of it, so the pain she experienced may have come from the impact and not the exposure. It is also unknown if Marceline can be slayed with a wooden stake since Marceline hid when Jake attempted to do so.
SOURCE: AdventureTimeWiki
This may or not be disturbing. I am not sure what your level of decency is.
Rule 1: Human blood is delicious, and your only source of it should be a live human. I am a human myself, and I would not let you bite me. But blood is to be taken with charisma or force, either work beautifully.
Rule 2: If you go out in the sun you will burst into flames. Do not do this unless you wish to end it all. Also as a sidenote any other lightsource is OK though artificial sunlight used to grow plants may cause some ill-effects.
Rule 3: If anyone compares you to what modern media calls 'vampires' tear off their arms, bludgeon them with said arm and feast upon their sweet blood if they are human because as stated before blood tastes good.
Rule 4: Don't eat their flesh. You drink blood, not eat flesh. You would be no better than the common ranks of the dead if you were to do so.
Rule 5: do not eat children for two reasons One: they are kids and let out a loud noise when bit Two:they have less blood then an adult let them grow up then drink there blood tis an effort but if you are starving little kids are OK to feed from.
Rule 6: Drink the blood of anyone who has no personality it gives them a sense of meaning doesn't it?
Rule 7: bite me is used as a request towards vampires not the insult of course.
Rule 8: don't just leave the bodies of your victims around a vampire hunter such as van hellsing will find it easier to track you.
Rule nine: the artery in the neck is always nice but the artery in the wrist is less of a dead give away.
Rule 10: Don't be so sad about being immortal eternally youthful and powerful..if you are then just commit the action stated in rule two.
SOURCE: Creepypasta
DID YOU KNOW !?!??
According to Smithsonian Magazine "fear of the #13 costs American a billion dollars per year in absenteeism, train and plane cancellations, and reduced commerce on the 13th of the month."
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Fear of Friday the 13th dates back to Nordic Mythology. Many of their thirteenth Gods met with violent deaths, such as Loki, the trickster.
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Ancient Romans regarded the number 13 as a symbol of death, destruction and misfortune.
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Lizzy Borden uttered a total of 13 words at her trial.
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There were 13 original colonies.
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A witches coven consists of 13 members.
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Tarot Card number 13 is the Death Card, depicting the Grim Reaper
(although it is read as transition or change and not literal death).
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Hotels rarely have a room number 13. Usually it is called 12a or 14. Same with floors of buildings and the elevators without a #13 button. Highways sometimes will skip exit 13 altogether also.
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There are 13 steps leading to the gallows.
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13 knots in a hangman's noose.
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13 feet which the guillotine blade falls.
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The driver of Princess Diana hit pillar #13 at Place de l'Alma when she was killed in Paris, France.
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13 people, Christ and his 12 disciples, were in attendance at the last supper. This is where the Christian belief ties in, making Friday a believed unlucky day, as the crucifixion occurred on a Friday.
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Certain ocean liners will be held in dock until after midnight to appease passenger's fears on Friday the 13th.
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British study concluded that even though there were less cars on the road on Friday the 13th
(as compared with other Fridays) more accidents were reported.
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Triskaidekaphobia is the technical name for fear of Friday the 13th.
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Apollo 13, 1970, the 13th mission launched from pad #39 (13 x 3), mission was aborted, after an explosion occurred in the fuel cell of their service module. The rocket had left launching pad at 13:13 CST and the date was April 13th.
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Epluribus Unum has 13 letters.
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The US Seal has 13 stars, bars, feathers in the eagle's tail, 13 bars in one claw, 13 olive branches in the other.
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A "quatrorzieme" is a professional 14th guest hired by the French who had only 13 guests in attendance for dinner, who felt that was unlucky.
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The Chinese, Pagans and others in ancient times marked time by the lunar cycle and calendar, thus 13 was considered a very lucky number.
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In Jewish culture, a Bar or Bat Mitzvah is celebrated when a young adult turns 13 and is the onset of maturity. Again the number 13 is thought to be lucky.
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