The following is a list of vampires, the enemies of Vampire Night, organized by chapter. With the exception of the final chapter, each level has unique vampires that often tie in to the stage's elemental motifs, or the properties of the bosses. Most of the information herein is from the Hunter's Files bonus feature.
Most of the following vampires serve as assistants to members of Auguste's court. Unlike common depictions in folklore, they have access to a multitude of weapons and abilities, which are often based off of the weaponry and elemental motifs of their masters.
Each vampire has different names in English and Japanese; the English names appear in the Hunter's Files mode on the PlayStation 2 port, while the Japanese names appear in the Vampire Night Perfect Guide. In this list, the English name will be shown first, followed by the Japanese name.
"These poor souls were once human, but were infected with a vampire sarcoma. Unable to resist their vampire bloodlust, they will attack humans on sight."
"At first glance these vampires appear quite harmless. Once an enemy is sighted, however, Morlets surround the victim and confuse them by moving around rapidly. Then, they brutally finish off the prey with their venomous breath."
"These vampires spin their bodies around and repeatedly attack enemies with two curved swords. They wear special goggles so that they never lose sight of their prey even when spinning very quickly."
"These vampires attack by tucking themselves into a ball and rolling at a high speed toward the enemy. They can attack from virtually any direction. In the tucked position, they are protected by their thick, armor-like hides. Their undersides, however, are relatively unprotected to maintain flexibility."
They can be quite evasive targets, but are most vulnerable at close-range.
"These unique-looking vampires are equipped with large gas tanks on their backs to provide fuel for their fireball launcher in their right hands and the flamethrower in their left hands."
Slowly approaches players, shooting fireballs before using the flamethrower at close range. The gas tanks are vulnerable to gunfire.
"With deadly chakrams (a circular throwing weapon) constantly twirling around their index fingers, these vampires can attack by throwing the weapon or teleporting short distances to strike directly."
"These vampires have the ability to hide in another dimension where they cannot be attacked. They can then reappear in any location and strike their enemies with their large sickles."
"These vampires possess that ability to hide themselves in shadows. They attack by shooting energy balls the moment they emerge from the shadow. Track them down by following their shadows."
"Made entirely of crystal, these vampires specialize in close combat. Because they approach their targets by rapidly moving side-to-side, these vampires are difficult to follow."
"These crystalline vampires have the ability to fly. They collect moisture from the atmosphere to create large boulders of ice. Morciels then hurl the ice boulders at their enemies."
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