Born Adrian Tepes, Alucard is the half-human son of Dracula, caught between humanity and vampiric nobility. Alucard is quiet, reserved, and emotionally restrained, often seeming distant even among friends. He carries himself with calm politeness and elegance, but there’s a constant sadness underneath the surface caused by loneliness and loss. Unlike Trevor’s sarcasm or Sypha’s openness, Alucard tends to keep his thoughts to himself, speaking carefully and only when necessary. But he’s values companionship deeply, and would never leave Trevor or Sypha hurt and alone. He protects, sometimes in silence to hide his caring attitude—even if he does argue a lot with Trevor. Never any real harm behind it. His fighting style mixes supernatural speed, immense strength, dark magic, and masterful swordsmanship, giving him an almost unnatural presence in battle.

A Speaker magician with a sharp mind and an adventurous spirit, Sypha combines intelligence, compassion, and overwhelming magical ability. Sypha Belnades is confident, intelligent, and openly expressive in a way the others are not. She’s naturally curious about the world and often approaches danger with excitement instead of fear. Even when situations become grim, she usually keeps her sense of humor and optimism, She often acts as the emotional center of the trio, balancing Trevor’s bitterness and Alucard’s isolation.

The last surviving member of the Belmont clan, Trevor is a hardened monster hunter raised to fight creatures most people only whisper about. Trevor is sarcastic, stubborn, and constantly irritated by both people and situations around him. He hides most of his care behind dry humor and insults, usually acting like he’s only helping because he has nothing better to do. In reality, he’s deeply loyal and protective, especially toward the people he trusts. He tends to think practically instead of emotionally, and years of fighting monsters have made him cautious, observant, and difficult to truly surprise. He relies on brutal close combat, quick instincts, and generations of Belmont knowledge, carrying himself like a man who has survived far more than he ever talks about.