History FanficRecs / Hellsing

* Comments: One of the (surprisingly few!) stories set during the CanonFodder-ripe gap between the final two chapters. There are a couple original characters, but they're realistically written and are kept ''very'' secondary to the real cast. Features some good character moments, and great heaping gobs of HighOctaneNightmareFuel, particularly once [[spoiler: TheSlenderManMythos]] starts getting involved.

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* Comments: A very short, but remarkably in-depth story that gives a staggering amount of dimension to Arthur, Islands, and Penwood in their younger years. Especially notable for making Alucard into TheGhost, and, consequently, considerably more terrifying than he ever was previously.

* Comments: One of the (surprisingly few!) stories set during the CanonFodder-ripe gap between the final two chapters. There are a couple original characters, but they're realistically written and are kept ''very'' secondary to the real cast. Features some good character moments, and great heaping gobs of HighOctaneNightmareFuel, particularly once [[spoiler: TheSlenderManMythos]] starts getting involved.

* Ellen's Synopsis: {{Gargoyles}}/Hellsing crossover. Vampires turn up in Manhattan, and prove to be more than even the gargoyles can handle. Reinforcements arrive -- and the Wyvern clan and their allies find themselves wondering which is worse, the disease or the cure. Rated a strong R for profanity, sexual situations, and -- as those familiar with the Hellsing manga/anime might expect -- violence.
* Pairing(s): Goliath/Elisa, Alucard/Integra.

* Recommended by: Monkeypizzasonic

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** FilledeMarius would very much like a word with the author concerning historical details. England being the small, isolated island country that it was, no one from Romania, not even the voivode, would speak English; if they did speak it, it would be Middle English, which Integra would not have understood. Moreover, eyeglasses did exist, bur they were for the wealthy and with Integra having no earthly belongings, it would have seemed very strange. Juice was not a common beverage in medieval Romania, either, Vlad was held captive for ten to twelve years, not three months, and a woman would not have fought in such a high position, much less an outsider with dark skin that could easily be a Turkish spy. However, the major problems that this fic suffers from are character derailment and the fact that the author is practically shoving the relationship in one's face. Vlad was a calm, cool customer who had his hands full with pulling up a country with a nonexistent economy controlled by a corrupt government and keeping the Ottomans and Christian Europe appeased; he would not have showed weakness and his interactions with Integra would have been much more formal; the lady herself would have been aware of her position and not acted so rashly nor thrown her long-held virginity aside like yesterday's dinner. There is no subtlety or building on the relationship between them; in less than twenty-four hours, they are a couple with no conflict or problems other than what's going on in the country. The writing is extremely implausible and the wanton cruelty to the common comma doesn't help things. The idea, however, is clever and could work, but this troper would suggest a heavy rewrite.

** FilledeMarius would very much like a word with the author concerning historical details. England being the small island country that it was, no one from Romania, not even the voivode, would speak it; if they did speak it, it would be Middle English, which Integra would not have understood. Moreover, eyeglasses did exist, bur they were for the wealthy and with Integra having no earthly belongings, it would have seemed very strange. Juice was not a common beverage in medieval Romania, either, Vlad was held captive for ten to twelve years, not three months, and a woman would not have fought in such a high position, much less an outsider with dark skin that could easily be a Turkish spy. However, the major problems that this fic suffers from are character derailment and the fact that the author is practically shoving the relationship in one's face. Vlad was a calm, cool customer who had his hands full with pulling up a country with a nonexistent economy controlled by a corrupt government and keeping the Ottomans and Christian Europe appeased; he would not have showed weakness and his interactions with Integra would have been much more formal; the lady herself would have been aware of her position and not acted so rashly nor thrown her long-held virginity aside like yesterday's dinner. There is no subtlety or building on the relationship between them; in less than twenty-four hours, they are a couple with no conflict or problems other than what's going on in the country. The writing is extremely implausible and the wanton cruelty to the common comma doesn't help things. The idea, however, is clever and could work, but this troper would suggest a heavy rewrite.

** FilledeMarius would very much like a word with the author concerning historical details. England being the small island country that it was, no one from Romania, not even the voivode, would speak it; if they did speak it, it would be Middle English, which Integra would not have understood. Moreover, eyeglasses did exist, bur they were for the wealthy and with Integra having no earthly belongings, it would have seemed very strange. Juice was not a common beverage in medieval Romania, either, Vlad was held captive for ten to twelve years, not three months, and a woman would not have fought in such a high poisition, much less an outsider with dark skin that could easily be a Turkish spy. However, the major problems that this fic suffers from are character derailment and the fact that the author is practically shoving the relationship in one's face. Vlad was a calm, cool customer who had his hands full with pulling up a country with a nonexistent economy controlled by a corrupt government and keeping the Ottomans and Christian Europe appeased; he would not have showed weakness and his interactions with Integra would have been much more formal; the lady herself would have been aware of her position and not acted so rashly nor thrown her long-held virginity aside like yesterday's dinner. There is no subtlety or building on the relationship between them; in less than twenty-four hours, they are a couple with no conflict or problems other than what's going on in the country. The writing is extremely implausible and the wanton cruelty to the common comma doesn't help things. The idea, however, is clever and could work, but this troper would suggest a heavy rewrite.

''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/2066820/1/I_Alucard I, Alucard]]'' by [[http://www.fanfiction.net/u/667392/Degan Degan]]
* Recommended by: Muzozavr
* Degan's Synopsis: Reflections from Alucard's POV during various times in his life. Spoilers from other fics and the AnimeManga later on. R&R please. Disclaimer: yada yada, Hellsing, Alucard, yada.
* Comments: Scenes from both the TV series and manga plus some additional ones from the viewpoint of Alucard. It is a great in-depth look at most of the Hellsing characters. Unfortunately, the fic is not finished and hasn't had an update for years.

* Largo's Synopsis: Hellsing/{{Xombie}} Crossover. Revised. In a zombie infested world, Seras finds a young girl washed up on the beach and soon meets a very strnge creature in her attempt to return her home.

* Recommended by: GenmanoOu

** Seconded by [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Tropers/AspieCrow AspieCrow]]. I found every single canon to be perfectly in-character, and loved the ending [[spoiler: where Seras beats the Slendy clone and then Alucard, in-limbo, runs into him/it]] particularly, as it's not only an awesome moment but also [[spoiler: is some well-needed NightmareRetardant by providing the idea that Slendy can, indeed, be killed.]]
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* Ellen's Synopsis: Gargoyles/Hellsing crossover. Vampires turn up in Manhattan, and prove to be more than even the gargoyles can handle. Reinforcements arrive -- and the Wyvern clan and their allies find themselves wondering which is worse, the disease or the cure. Rated a strong R for profanity, sexual situations, and -- as those familiar with the Hellsing manga/anime might expect -- violence.

* Largo's Synopsis: Hellsing/Xombie Crossover. Revised. In a zombie infested world, Seras finds a young girl washed up on the beach and soon meets a very strnge creature in her attempt to return her home.

* Apparently there was a sequel in the works, but Largo's work on other stuff brings this into question.

* [=PenNameSmith=]'s synopsis: A tale of Hellsing's missing 30 years, as our heroes are beset by Undead Monsters, Mysterious Conspirators, and, um... Gonzo Journalism? And just what does "der shchlanke Mann" have to do with all of this?

* [=PenNameSmith=]'s synopsis: A tale of Hellsing's missing 30 years, as our heroes are beset by Undead Monsters, Mysterious Conspirators, and, um... Gonzo Journalism? Something is hiding in the dark. Time is short. And just what does "der shchlanke Mann" have to do with all of this?

* Comments: One of the (surprisingly few!) stories set during the CanonFodder-ripe gap between the final two chapters. There are a couple original characters, but they're realistically written and are kept ''very'' secondary to the real cast. Features lots of good character moments, and great heaping gobs of HighOctaneNightmareFuel, particularly once [[spoiler: TheSlenderManMythos]] starts getting involved.

''[[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5698177/1/The_Price_of_Playing_Ilona]] by [[http://www.fanfiction.net/u/1775449/hellsingfan101]]

* Extra: It also has its own ''[[http://www.drunkduck.com/Gargoyles_Webcomic/index.php?p=280369 Webcomic adaptation]]'' that is woefully unfinished (fortunately, the fic was complete).

* Comments: This is not only one of the best crossovers I've read, but overall one of the best fanfiction I'd the pleasure to set my eyes on. The writing flows with rich dialogue, impeccable characterization, clever setting, masterfully done action scenes and sizzling sexual tension. The worlds are seamlessly meshed together. Alucard/Integra fans would enjoy this gem.

* Synopsis: Gargoyles/Hellsing crossover. Vampires turn up in Manhattan, and prove to be more than even the gargoyles can handle. Reinforcements arrive -- and the Wyvern clan and their allies find themselves wondering which is worse, the disease or the cure. Rated a strong R for profanity, sexual situations, and -- as those familiar with the Hellsing manga/anime might expect -- violence.

* Extra: It also has its own ''[[http://www.drunkduck.com/Gargoyles_Webcomic/index.php?p=280369 Webcomic adaptation]]'' that is woefully unfinished (the fic was).

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*Comments: Staying true to both Bram Stoker's characterizations and Kouta Hirano's, the fic is in turn creepy, dramatic and even funny as we follow clever, stoic Van Helsing's duels-of-will with the quirky horror that is Alucard. The fic is abandoned but coincidentally at a point that can be read as an ending.