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The novel Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust is both more violent and bleaker than the film Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust; what it lacks in the movie's sympathetic character development, it replaces with greater background detail¡ªboth for the world, and the story setup. The book focuses on the Marcus family, not D, and is far less charitable to them. They are reduced to amoral thugs. All of them show some form of genetic enhancements bordering on mutations, allowing them supernatural physical skills.