Neither, because you don’t turn into a vampire by being bitten by one (otherwise the vampire population with increase exponentially until everyone on earth is a vampire), and to become a zombie the zombie bites you.
But I’m pretty sure this is one of those posts that are deliberately incorrect to drum up engagement.
It really depends on the lore that you’re going with for the vampire. There are quite a few stories where just the bite of a vampire transfers into the victim. As long as they’re not fully drained.
As I understand it, it’s not just the zombie bite that turns you but the transference of the zombie virus (zombie’s saliva getting into the zombie’s bite) I’d imagine biting a zombie would transfer the disease as well (zombie flesh inside humans mouth). Unless the virus itself is only found in the saliva but I just kind of assumed it was all throughout the zombie.
That’s true for later versions like resident evil and 28 days/week/years, but traditional zombie films were slightly more supernatural/mysterious. At the very least they only portrayed turning via a bite
Yeah, you’re right. It just depends on which version of the mythology you’re going with. From what I know the roots stem from voodoo in Africa where magic was used to raise the dead and turn them into a servant of sorts, so you’re version is definitely closer to the origin.
Neither, because you don’t turn into a vampire by being bitten by one (otherwise the vampire population with increase exponentially until everyone on earth is a vampire), and to become a zombie the zombie bites you.
But I’m pretty sure this is one of those posts that are deliberately incorrect to drum up engagement.
It really depends on the lore that you’re going with for the vampire. There are quite a few stories where just the bite of a vampire transfers into the victim. As long as they’re not fully drained.
As I understand it, it’s not just the zombie bite that turns you but the transference of the zombie virus (zombie’s saliva getting into the zombie’s bite) I’d imagine biting a zombie would transfer the disease as well (zombie flesh inside humans mouth). Unless the virus itself is only found in the saliva but I just kind of assumed it was all throughout the zombie.
That’s true for later versions like resident evil and 28 days/week/years, but traditional zombie films were slightly more supernatural/mysterious. At the very least they only portrayed turning via a bite
Yeah, you’re right. It just depends on which version of the mythology you’re going with. From what I know the roots stem from voodoo in Africa where magic was used to raise the dead and turn them into a servant of sorts, so you’re version is definitely closer to the origin.
They’re trying to get the correct answer in the most efficient way possible, is all. Quick! OP needs to know right now!