History Main / IHateYouVampireDad

* Completely reversed in ''{{Tsukihime}}'' - [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Arcueid Brunestud]] only turned a human into a vampire once, and it was because he ''tricked'' her into it, turning him into a vampire powerful enough to complete the reincarnation spells he was developing (due to being sired by what amounted to the single most lethal vampire on Earth)... and causing Arc to react '''horribly''' at his blood, [[UnstoppableRage go berserk]] and annihilate her whole species. Now Arc has sworn to spend ''eternity'' if so needed hunting the man's incarnations down.
** Why eternity? Because he completed the reincarnation spell, and will reincarnate for eternity.

* Spike from ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' turned his mother (to save her from tuberculosis), then killed her almost immediately - her vampire version had nothing but contempt for him (and was also coming on to him), and was a sick piece of work generally.
** The Buffyverse has its own fair share of these, anyway. Angel's sire didn't take his original HeelFaceTurn very well - and they didn't exactly get on after she returned - and the feeling became pretty mutual.
* Series/{{Angel}} also had to deal with a literal version of this trope, having an actual biological son who loathed him specifically for being a vampire.

* Perhaps the most well-known example of this - or one of the most popular anyway - is Alucard from the ''VideoGame/{{Castlevania}}'' series. He does feel remorse after his dad's demise, though (that's hardly a spoiler; in every 'Vania game Dracula carks it and [[LoadBearingBoss takes his palace with him]]).
** Alucard [[spoiler: in his (to the savvy audience) PaperThinDisguise as Genya Arikado]] has a much more neutral relationship with [[spoiler: Soma Cruz, Dracula's reincarnation]], acting as a staunch (if somewhat aloof) ally.

* In ''InterviewWithTheVampire'', Claudia's hatred for Lestat continues to grow over the years, until she finally decides to [[spoiler: kill him. It [[NotQuiteDead doesn't stick]].]]

* ''{{Thirst}}'' is built around this.

* Parodied in Kyle Baker's ''PlasticMan'' series, in which a vampire is the father of the (mortal) teenage goth Edwina. They do not get along.

-->--'''Music/TheDecemberists''', "Dracula's Daughter"

* ''HighlanderEndgame'' introduces Duncan [=MacLeod's=] former wife, who had not yet discovered her latent immortality when the two married. Wanting her to be preserved young and beautiful so they could spend an eternity of happiness together, Duncan stabbed her to death on their wedding night without an explanation or her consent. (In order for an immortal to return from death the death has to be shocking and violent. Telling her he was going to do it might well have prevented her from coming back.) She's spent the centuries since hating him for stealing a mortal life from her.

* ''{{Daybreakers}}'' has this with CorruptCorporateExecutive Vampire Charles Bromley and his daughter Alison who refuses to become a Vampire. [[spoiler:When she's later captured, he has the main character's PunchClockVillain brother turn her. In response, she chooses to drink her own blood, quickening her mutation into a Subsider and forcing Bromley to put her down.]]

* ''Film/{{Byzantium}}'': Eleanor blames Clara (somewhat rightly) for turning her into a vampire (mostly to ease Clara's loneliness, but it is unknown if Eleanor knows that this is the reason) and for the life they have to live, on the run and under the radar.

* Stefan is definitely not fond of Katherine in ''TheVampireDiaries''.

-->--'''TheDecemberists''', "Dracula's Daughter"

* [[AVampyreStory Mona]] hates Shrowdy, the vampire who turned her. Mostly because she didn't actually accept vampirism herself (and for most of the game is in complete denial about it), he just kidnapped her and did it anyway, because he's a creep like that.

FriendlyNeighborhoodVampires sit on the horns of a dilemma. They don't [[InLoveWithTheMark want to get attached to the people around them]], because they know that they'll have to [[WhoWantsToLiveForever watch them die one day]]. But, every so often, someone slips through their shields, and they [[MayflyDecemberRomance fall in love]] before they can stop themselves.

* Lilith in ''Comicbook/TheTombOfDracula''. She has good reason to hate Dracula given everything he did to her when she was a mortal, and the curse that transformed her into a vampire means that she cannot die until Dracula is irrevocably destroyed.

*** Khayman towards Akasha. Perhaps Enkil towards Akasha, but [[AndIMustScream we'll never know]]

* ''VampireHunterD'', and his dad [[spoiler:the Sacred Ancestor, a.k.a. Dracula himself.]]

* Excellently done in the ''{{Necroscope}}'' series -- the Wamphyri tend to detest their sires. It isn't because of Wangst, though, but because they're sadistic monsters.

* The protagonist of ''TheSanguineChronicles'' has a hate-on for ALL vampires and werewolves--- his mother died due to a vampire/werewolf attack, and he was consequently infected with both curses while still in the womb. He especially hates vampire and werewolf pop culture, and has an idle hobby of ritually mutilating Edward Cullen dolls.

* Spike from ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' turned his mother (to save her from tuberculosis), then killed her almost immediately - her vampire version had nothing but contempt for him (and was also [[strike:slightly maybe]] coming on to him), and was a sick piece of work generally.

** Drusilla is something of an inversion; she presumably hated Angel for tormenting her before he was her Sire, but fell in line with him (and had enjoyable sex with him one on at least one occasion) once he sired her, becoming evil, but remaining irrevocably insane.

* ''Series/ForeverKnight''. Nick Knight has centuries of love, hate, power plays, and murder attempts between him and his compellingly evil sire [=LaCroix=]. [=LaCroix=] has his own fatal relationship with ''his'' sire, who, just to keep things interesting, was his [[EnfanteTerrible pre-teen daughter]].

** This deserves some elaboration: other vampires on his native plane of Innistrad hate Sorin for the creation of the angel Avacyn, who acts as a protector of humankind. Sorin foresaw that if humans were left defenceless, his fellow vampires — along with the werewolves and other creatures on Innistrad — would soon overwhelm the human population and eventually turn on each other.

* The ''SeraMyu'' gives us Bloody Dracul Vampir, a female Dampyhr. She dislikes her father, Count Dracul, who was the vampire parent. In a subversion, her problem is he let her mother, Le Fay, die rather than turning her. It turns out her Le Fay didn't want to be turned and he respected her wishes but she was killed by her father for falling in love with a vampire. Vampir forgives him on this point but their relationship doesn't improve much in the 3rd musical. She still loves him as a family member and seeks revenge on Sailor Moon for seemingly killing him. KudzuPlot at work people.

** Why eternity? Because he completed the reincarnation spell, and will reincarnate for eternity.

* [[BigBad Santos]] does ''not'' appreciate the fact that Donte [[EmergencyTransformation turned him into a vampire]] in Z.A. Maxfield's ''{{Hours}}'' series.

* Werewolf version in HarryPotter: Remus Lupin has nothing but loathing for Fenrir Greyback, the guy who turned him into a werewolf. Then again, Greyback is unapologetically evil and loathes Lupin as well, turning him when he was little [[RevengeByProxy because his father had offended Greyback.]]

* Werewolf version in HarryPotter: Remus Lupin has nothing but loathing for Fenrir Greyback, the guy who turned him into a werewolf. Then again, Greyback is unapologetically evil, loathes Lupin as well, turning him when he was little [[RevengeByProxy because his father had offended Greyback.]]

* In ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'', where a recently resurrected Mazoku Yusuke get possessed by his ancestral father and proceeds to delivery a CurbStompBattle and NoHoldsBarredBeatdown to BigBad Shinobu Sensui. Yusuke becomes extremely pissed for him interfering with his fight and is bent on training to get stronger and defeat him.

** Also an interesting twist on the trope, if you consider that [[spoiler:Marceline is a half-demon turned vampire, while her father is actually just a full-blooded demon.]]

* Marceline from ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' may provide a more literal example of this with her father, [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast the Lord of Evil]]. The reason she's upset with him? [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking He ate her fries.]] Their relationship seems to consist more of a traditional teenager-parent conflict than anything else.

** [[spoiler: The Fry Song also [[HarsherInHindsight is not as]] [[MinorInjuryOverreaction disproportionate]] [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotHeinous as it sounds]]. Marceline's dad was [[CompleteImmortality deathless]]. Marceline... wasn't ([[FutureBadass yet]]). And since both were roaming a [[AfterTheEnd nuclear wasteland]], there was no telling when (or if) the next meal would be. [[JustifiedTrope Kind of a dickmove, Mr. Abedeer]].]]

** None of the Ferenczy vampires was exactly morally pure to begin with; e.g. Thibor was a Crusader who did all sorts of unpleasant things in the name of God's Church before he transformed. The main reason for the loathing is that the transformation almost always involves some variation on the theme of [[NightmareFuel tentacle rape]]. Even the one who ''sought'' the Wamphyri power, [[spoiler: Boris Dragosani]], was painfully unimpressed with how it was granted him.

* Lilith in ''TheTombOfDracula''. She has good reason to hate Dracula given everything he did to her when she was a mortal, and the curse that transformed her into a vampire means that she cannot die until Dracula is irrevocably destroyed.

* Rayne from the game series ''VideoGame/{{Bloodrayne}}'' almost perfectly plays the role of the child in this, despite being a dhampir, not a full vampire. To be fair, she has legitimate reasons to hate her Vampire Dad above and beyond her cursed dual nature, but it amounts to much the same thing.