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Joanna Joannascore Adorian Uljika Lost Draculius, known simply as Joanna, commands authority as a vampire leader and one of the four Dukes of Darkness, governing the Draculius House. Her striking appearance includes a petite stature, cascading violet curls, crimson eyes, and retractable fangs, complemented by a black gothic lolita ensemble adorned with crimson bat-wing accents, black pantyhose, and polished Mary Jane shoes.
Pride and disdain define Joanna’s demeanor, paired with an unyielding drive to outmatch Hanako, a half-dragon rival who defeated her twice in their youth. These losses ignited Joanna’s obsession to dissect Hanako’s strength, fueling schemes like replacing Hanako’s servant Carmilla with her own subordinate, Rose—a plan thwarted by miscalculations and Hanako’s unpredictability. Joanna’s habit of overanalyzing others’ intentions often leads to strategic blunders and skewed conclusions.
Her rivalry took a drastic turn when she summoned the wrestler MAO from another realm, believing Hanako had allied with the hero Genzo against her. This escalation underscores her relentless pursuit of dominance. Though later shifting focus to territorial disputes with Hanako, their rivalry simmers beneath bureaucratic engagements. Pragmatism occasionally tempers her pride, as seen when she aids Genzo in curse removal—despite no involvement in its casting—to secure tactical advantages.
A master of advanced magic, Joanna wields summoning rituals capable of invoking entities like the Demon King and channels divine magic from the Water Goddess, utilizing holy water incantations to break curses. As a Vampire Ancestor, her combat prowess is formidable yet still eclipsed by Hanako’s raw might.
Born into aristocracy, Joanna’s ascent through vampire politics relied on shrewd maneuvering. Though her fear of humiliation surfaces when overpowered—such as Hanako’s dragon-form subdual—she gradually prioritizes governance over direct clashes, balancing administrative diligence with a lingering competitive edge in territorial affairs.
Pride and disdain define Joanna’s demeanor, paired with an unyielding drive to outmatch Hanako, a half-dragon rival who defeated her twice in their youth. These losses ignited Joanna’s obsession to dissect Hanako’s strength, fueling schemes like replacing Hanako’s servant Carmilla with her own subordinate, Rose—a plan thwarted by miscalculations and Hanako’s unpredictability. Joanna’s habit of overanalyzing others’ intentions often leads to strategic blunders and skewed conclusions.
Her rivalry took a drastic turn when she summoned the wrestler MAO from another realm, believing Hanako had allied with the hero Genzo against her. This escalation underscores her relentless pursuit of dominance. Though later shifting focus to territorial disputes with Hanako, their rivalry simmers beneath bureaucratic engagements. Pragmatism occasionally tempers her pride, as seen when she aids Genzo in curse removal—despite no involvement in its casting—to secure tactical advantages.
A master of advanced magic, Joanna wields summoning rituals capable of invoking entities like the Demon King and channels divine magic from the Water Goddess, utilizing holy water incantations to break curses. As a Vampire Ancestor, her combat prowess is formidable yet still eclipsed by Hanako’s raw might.
Born into aristocracy, Joanna’s ascent through vampire politics relied on shrewd maneuvering. Though her fear of humiliation surfaces when overpowered—such as Hanako’s dragon-form subdual—she gradually prioritizes governance over direct clashes, balancing administrative diligence with a lingering competitive edge in territorial affairs.