A common idea of the world of vampires is that vampires are killed by sunlight. This concept was popularized by the 1922 vampire movie Nosferatu.

In some lore, the reason is about magic: The sun represents symbolic purity, is a divine stellar object. The moon is not, it is for demons and other unholy creatures. That's why vampires can't venture out on a sunny day in this magic oriented lore.

In some lore, it is the ultraviolet rays from the sun that kill vampires.

The moon has no light of its own. It merely reflects sunlight. Then, why aren't vampires killed by moonlight?

The moon absorbs most of the light that hits it. Only about 13% is reflected. Sunlight is 400 000 - 1 000 000 times more intense than the light from a full moon. Vampires might be somewhat weak supervillains, but they aren't that weak. That could be the reason to why moonlight works fine for vampires in this more scientific oriented vampire lore.

Wanted to share my fantasy about vampires and what can be only fair for a punishment for some serious situations

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Is it? Because like, duh, killing a person is morally wrong. But is it for a vampire? Because vampires need blood to survive. And like, yeah, in some versions vampires can survive from drinking animal blood. But, animal blood makes them weaker than if they were to drink human blood and they also crave human blood much more. So is it morally wrong for a vampire to kill a human?

Has anyone read the new Fright Night books and comics that Tom Holland is writing. He brought back Evil Ed and made him Angel or Spike.The new one The Witching Hour is releasing this month and its becoming more Buffy-like for having witches, zombies and demons. Even though the old NOW comics run had done that before or the original movie because Holland said that Billy Cole is a golem.