History WMG / Hellsing

After thirty years, London is a ruined ghost town and never rebuilt.

[[WMG:Hellsing is part of ''LightNovel/TrinityBlood'''s past.]]

After the events of Hellsing: The Dawn, "she" had a roll in the hay with Walter, never telling him about their child together. This is where [[Manga/BlackButler Sebastian]] comes from. Much later in the future, Girlycard will have a whirlwind romance with [[Manga/{{Trigun}} Vash the Stampede]], which will lead to the birth of [[LightNovel/TrinityBlood Abel Nightroad.]]

[[WMG: Alucard is the Wiki/SCPFoundation 's own Dr. Clef]]

[[WMG: The Hellsing 'verse will eventually become the universe of LightNovel/VampireHunterD]]

* It would also explain his apparent sexual disinterest in [[MsFanservice Seras]] and his rampant FoeYay with Anderson. Not to mention [[http://www.call-to-arms.net/images/manga/v04-01.jpg this]].

* It's a ''Anime/{{Doraemon}}'' shout out - the titular robot cat keeps all of his gadgets in a "fourth dimensional pocket".

[[WMG: Hellsing has (or at least ''had'') a complex computer network that surveyed London by piggybacking on all of its CCTV, similar to Torchwood's system]].

[[WMG: The Hellsing 'verse will eventually become the universe of [[LightNovel/VampireHunterD Vampire Hunter D]] ]]

** Carmen Sandiego, Vash the Stampede, Edward Elric, and Kurodo Akabane are all descended from Alucard. He also has the long black hair, red hat, and can take on a female form. Now we know how she was able to reach all the corners of the globe so damn quickly (That's 'cause he [[spoiler:absorbed Schrödinger, the [[ThoseWackyNazis Nazi]]-[[CatGirl Catboy]]]]).
** [[WebVideo/HellsingUltimateAbridged And I'm Carmen Sandiego! Guess where I am!]].

** [[spoiler: Hypothetically, the Major must have found the bones and dug them out during Arthur's reign in WWII. He was still in Oxford and the country had more pending business. Alucard's free roaming status seems to be an Integra-only thing, Walter was too young by then. Besides he's not the sharpest Hellsing in the box with the omission of facts with Alucard, the research and never telling Integra about Millennium or the Major? He already has a shitty history of mistakes, so this is no trouble. He could have assumed some tomb robber got her easily, he did assume Millennium was ''done'' for, Walter was loyal, Richard was trustworthy and that Alucard was dangerous poison. He was completely off base.]] Furthermore there's this. [[spoiler: Arthur's illness, wasting away, was never revealed and seemed to appear out of blue, he probably died like Mina did, only older. Secondly, Integra is randomly as fast and strong as vampires for 'some' reason, usually regarded as Badass normal, but suspiciously Seras and Alucard both are able to pin point her location without trouble from the sea and from a smoking pile of rumble and corpses that was London. I had assumed that was before they have drunk her blood, but we don't know ''why''. The blood would have passed in a minimum amount, what turns people in Hellsing is blood sucking or blood sucked in a spiritual commerce with life and souls, not quite anything ''genetic'' if you ask me, aside of Doc's tweaking which resulted in failure. At least not in the Manga. Alucard's remark upon Richard's blood compared to Integra's blood always sounded suspicious.]]
** While admittedly not conclusive proof to the contrary, it was ''telling'' when [[spoiler: Walter]] simply identified her as "Mina Harker" without following it up with something to the tune of, "Or rather, Mina van Helsing/Mina Hellsing," as might have been appropriate had Mina's inclusion in the Hellsing family tree been intended by the mangaka. Having begun ''Dracula'' as Mina Murray, Mina ''was'' inclined to take a husband's name, and the idea of her as Van Helsing's unwed babymama seems out of character for both of them, particularly given the era they lived.
** She was inclined in ''Dracula'', but Abraham in Dracula is an old man, Harker is the protagonist, and the Count dies in the end, the Count has no romantic interest in anyone either and he doesn't have an army of ''lives'' Abraham and the others fight against. Jonathan Harker's existence is not corroborated in the Manga. Maybe Mina was simply Mina Harker with all the list of changes. John Seward being Jack Seward (which wasn't his name either) in Hellsing. [[spoiler: Walter]] didn't call her Wilhelmina (Mina was her nickname) either. Maybe she didn't change her family name or maybe [[spoiler: Walter]] didn't ''know'' what happened (would he be even know?) or Arthur had any idea either. As if they would ''never'' keep a skeleton in the closet (Alucard). If she died in Arthur's childbirth or as soon after and Abraham suspected there could be a problem, I can easily see him silencing this, like Arthur never tells Integra every family secret ever (and Richard doesn't even ''know''). Richard doesn't have a family resemblance to Arthur or to Integra (with their funny pointy hair), so I am counting he wasn't Mina's child or, in case Mina wasn't related to them, he wasn't Abraham's child. Arthur's speech of pity was uncanny in resemblance to Mina's in the novel. The idea began after I hear him say that. Maybe someday Hirano, in the Dawn, will offer us a full backstory of the Hellsing Bloodline (we can dream). On the fertility issues you mentioned [[spoiler: because of Dracula's blood still in her system]], notice Arthur sleeps around and the only child he ever has in advanced age is Integra, Richard has no family and Integra [[spoiler: declines to have it]]. So it could fit nicely with that observation.
** WE know for a fact that (in the novel) Johnathan and Mina marry and have at least two kids, a son, Quincy and later a daughter. So that rules that out so Jonathan would have been alive when Abraham was talking to Dracula. Also, no, his voice sounds pretty old. Not the right age for Mina. But even besides that we are told in the book Dracula that Jonothan and Mina had a happy life together. They name their son [[spoiler: Quincy]] because of the only person of the party to die when attacked by a gypsy. Harker was the one who defeated Dracula in the novels and fought for Mina's soul in a way. While in Hellsing, Abraham van Helsing is the one who did that (if we believe the Major). [[spoiler: Maybe Mina gave birth to Arthur and not to Richard who looks completely different from his family.]]

** Confirmed. There is no Hellsing Seal. Hirano himself debunked it. Alucard is bound by his (literally) undying devotion. He can't abide traitors. He has disobeyed Integra's orders, but he would never betray her.

** It's a ''Anime/{{Doraemon}}'' shout out - the titular robot cat keeps all of his gadgets in a "fourth dimensional pocket".

** It also explains the Captain as well, as it is quite clear that he is ''not'' the first werewolf, and we don't know how the origin of the first (whoever he or she may be).

** Millenium as the forces of evil in Ragnarök. The Majors as Surtr who burns the world, The Captain as Fenrir, [[spoiler: Walter]] as Loki who betrays his conpatriots, Schrödinger as Jörmungr who with his [[spoiler:death kills]] the protector of mankind (Alucard) and Deus Ex Machina & the other zepplins as Naglfar the ship that carries the armies of the dead (they are vampires) to the final battle.

[[WMG: [[BadassLongcoat Badass Longcoats]] are literal PlotArmor in Hellsing]]

[[WMG: Everyone calls Seras "Police Girl" not because they disrespect her, but because they're absent-minded from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. ]]

[[WMG:Integra has a DeadManSwitch for when she dies; Alucard and Seras will somehow die or be contained as well.]]

In the world of ''{{Hellsing}}'', the Catholic Church watches those in the care of its orphanage system for aggression and violent tendencies. Children strongly exhibiting these traits are separated from the general population and sent to specialized orphanages where they receive heavy indoctrination and combat training from an early age. The resulting adults are fanatically religious, fiercely loyal and indebted to the Church, and, as orphans, have no ties to the outside world, perfect employees for an agency that does not ''officially'' exist. Given how all major Iscariot characters are shown to be raised by Anderson, it's not even WordOfDante, but proper canon.

In the world of ''{{Hellsing}}'', the Catholic Church watches those in the care of its orphanage system for aggression and violent tendencies. Children strongly exhibiting these traits are separated from the general population and sent to specialized orphanages where they receive heavy indoctrination and combat training from an early age. The resulting adults are fanatically religious, fiercely loyal and indebted to the Church, and, as orphans, have no ties to the outside world, perfect employees for an agency that does not ''officially'' exist. Given how all major Iscariot characters are shown to be raised by Anderson, it's not even WordOfDante ,but proper canon.