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[Frankenstein] [Dracula] can Frankenstein's monster be turned by a vampire?

He's basically a reanimated human, and unlike a zombie he still has to eat, sleep, etc to stay alive. If a vampire drank his blood and forced him to drink its blood, would he turn?
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In the original story, he's basically just a tall human. Scary, sure, and very strong but there's no indication he's actually *supernatural*. He's an artificial human, but still human. I'd say he'd be transformed normally by a supernatural vampire like dracula, although a biological vampire virus he might be better able to shake off with his physical prowess.  


In the more pop-culture interpretation, he's more openly inhuman, essentially a rotting corpse that's being forced to move with electricity. So i don't think so- to a supernatural vampire, he has no soul to corrupt, and for a biological one he's a dead host.