Vlad III (EXTRA)

Increase Debuff Resist 100% (3 turns) & greatly restore HP 2500 & DEF 40% (1 turn) & ATK 20% (3 turns) for yourself

Increase NP Strength 20% (3 turns) & Buster Card effectiveness 20% (3 turns) for all allies + Apply a state that applies "Decrease DEF (3 turns)" for a single enemy when damaged (5 times, 3 turns) to yourself

Gain Critical Stars with each turn 10 (3 turns) & apply Target Focus(1 turn) for yourself

Apply Ignore Invincible (1 turn) for yourself & deal significant Special Attack damage to a single [Evil] enemy 1000% <Special Attack damage increases with Overcharge>

A celebrated hero of Romanian history, he fought to keep Wallachia independent. A warrior of integrity, once called the shield of the Christian world... and an Innocent Monster, known throughout the world by the name of "Dracula." To save Wallachia from the Turkish forces, he purged the nobles who had ruined his country, and impaled 20,000 Turkish soldiers on stakes. But the severity of his punishments turned the nobles against him, and in the end, he was betrayed and assassinated by Wallachian nobility.

Height/Weight: 191cm, 90kg Origin: Historical Region: Romania Alignment: Lawful-Good Sub-Attribute: Human Gender: Male He looks and acts like a Berserker, but in his eyes you can see the last bits of his sanity. The emotions of a knight, who believes in true love and tries to protect the one fragment he has left.

『Kazikli Bey』 Rank: C NP Type: Anti-Army Range: 0-50 Maximum Targets: 300 Stronghold of Impalement. Countless stakes rise from the ground to strike the enemy. The curse of Dracula's wrath is emitted from the spears. Since it targets all his opponents, its true value is seen in a battle against multiple foes. Due to its origin, it's said to increase the amount of pain the target feels in accordance with their wickedness or depravity. Inflicts greater damage to targets of his purge: those who committed the crimes of flight, depravity, or violence.

Vlad III did whatever it took to protect the independence of Wallachia, and the Turks hated him as if he were a devil. In the year of 1462, he adopted a scorched earth strategy and guerrilla tactics to fight a force of 150,000 Turks with only 10,000 men. Evacuating his people to the Carpathian mountains, he emptied everything between the enemy and the capital. When the enemy arrived, they were confronted with the impaled corpses of over 20,000 Turkish soldiers around the capital of Târgoviște. A vast field of impaled bodies extended around the fortress of Târgoviște. Even the brave Turkish soldiers lost their will to fight in the face of the stench and horrifying sight. Their commander, Mehmed II, known as "Mehmed the Conqueror," said, "I fear no man, but a devil is a different matter," as he pulled his army out. The field of stakes was three kilometers long and one kilometer wide. Even after the Ottoman Empire conquered Wallachia in later years, they recognized the state's autonomy out of the trauma from this experience.

Dracula was originally a title he gave himself, meaning "Son of the Dragon." It comes from his father, Vlad II, who was a knight of the Holy Roman Empire's Order of the Dragon and called himself "Dracul." Vlad believed in the love of the Lord and tried to fulfill his duty as a nobleman by righting misdeeds. However, his honorable poverty was disliked by feudal lords of a wealthy privileged class, who conspired to slay the warrior who saved Christendom.

Innocent Monster: A A monster whose existence or past was twisted by the impression left by their deeds in life. It changes their appearance and abilities. Dracula is now one of the world's most famous monsters. He is the most famous case where a work of fiction has altered reality. ...However, it cannot be said that it all came from the arrogance of the author Bram Stoker. Vlad III would do whatever it took to protect Wallachia, and was feared as a devil by both the Turks and even his own people. According to records delivered to the Vatican, he impaled up to 100,000 people in his lifetime. Terrifyingly, these records do not include enemy soldiers.

Immorality and corruption. Betrayal and mistrust. Violence and villainy. The warrior vowed to protect his homeland from these detestable things. However, in attempting to eliminate such things, he chose an even darker path. His armor is stained black with the dried blood of his enemies, his overcoat soaked crimson by the blood of traitors. The purifying lance that once pitied the masses has become the dreaded impaling stake, judging the weaknesses of men. That stake is Vlad III. To execute justice, this man has abandoned the trappings of humanity.