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'''Lord Valdronya''' the vampire was the disguise of '''[[Vincent Van Helsing]]'''. By staging a "vampire wedding" on his grounds he would make his place famous and increase sales of his books. |
'''Lord Valdronya''' the vampire was the disguise of '''[[Vincent Van Helsing]]'''. By staging a "vampire wedding" on his grounds he would make his place famous and increase sales of his books. |
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| Lord Valdronya | |
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| Information | |
| Gender | Male |
| Hair | Gray |
| Eyes | Glowing green |
| Identity | Vincent Van Helsing |
| Motive | To get publicity and sell books |
| Powers and Abilities | Flight, turning to mist, shooting fire, mesmerism |
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| First appearance | Scooby-Doo! Music of the Vampire |
| Played by | Jeff Bennett |
Lord Valdronya the vampire was the disguise of Vincent Van Helsing. By staging a "vampire wedding" on his grounds he would make his place famous and increase sales of his books.
Physical appearance
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Personality
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Powers and abilities
- Flight - with boot jets
- Turning to mist - with the help of holographic projections
- Shooting fire - concealed flamethrowers
- Mesmerism - knockout gas, and a gas mask for himself