Talk:Vampires

Isn't Mika a noble vampire since he was turned into vampire by Krul who is a progenitor?49.149.158.28 11:17, December 5, 2015 (UTC)

We do not know the conditions required for a vampire to be classified as a progenitor or noble, but it is possible he may become a noble in the future. However, he only wears the clothing of the city guards instead of clothing for a noble, so he is not considered to be one at the moment. ResidentialPsycho (talk) 22:26, December 5, 2015 (UTC)

um, excuse me ! Can you help me to find Mikeala profile ? I really need it ! (unlisted user)

Here is the link to his profile page on the Wiki:

http://owarinoseraph.wikia.com/wiki/Mikaela_Hyakuya

ResidentialPsycho (talk) 20:44, December 23, 2015 (UTC)

This article is full of nonsense. "Noble" and "Progenitor" are clearly interchangeable terms within the series, not separate classes. Horn and Chess are 17th Progenitors; Mika is as much a commoner as Lacus and Rene. It would appear that "noble" is simply a generic term, while "__ Progenitor" is the actual title a noble holds. Similar to how human nobility might have Dukes and Barons and Marquise and so on and so forth, yet all of those ranks are all "nobles" of some sort. In fact, in the most recent fanbook, the descriptions of ALL the noble vampires both describe them as 貴族 (nobles) as well as giving their progenitor rank.

Additionally, if proof is needed that Mika isn't a noble, consider this: he's given absolutely no deference or special treatment from other vampires than Rene and Lacus are. He wears a hooded outfit when in Sanguinem and even sometimes when outside of it; this only changes when he, Rene, and Lacus all have those fancy new uniforms later, which is probably more to denote them as leaders/commanding officers of sorts of the vampire forces (to judge by how they make decisions and can tell the common soldiers what to do) than anything to do with noble status. Mika does, admittedly, wear his hood down around Sanguinem a LOT, but he's favored by Krul and acting as Ferid's servant, and as they are the top two nobles in the city, if they're permitting him to do that then it's doubtful anyone would argue the point.

I'd clean up the article myself but wikia's ads have developed a nasty tendency to crash my browser if I'm browsing for more than five minutes at a time... ACDragonMaster (talk) 03:33, February 8, 2016 (UTC)