:::::I'm sorry, but it's clear that you don't know what you are talking about. Modern fiction is not "modern myths". Fiction is not myth at all, it's formed a completely differnt way. Myths are stories that are believed to be true, and thus they are formed in completely different ways and have different meanings and importance. Some kids making vampires super cool fast in some game somewhere is NOT a feature of the folklore, it is just stupid and pointless to include here on the article. All that junk belongs in the fiction article. Also, pretty much everything you have added recently is completely wrong. You claim that all cultures have vampires with super strength. Completely wrong. You bring up a Kappa bowing to pour water out of its head... That's so completely irrelevant and misplaced that it's not even coherent enough to be wrong. You don;t know what you are talking about, and you are violating Wikipedia rules on Wikipedia:Verifiability by insisting on putting in these fictional details (and also ones you appranetly cooked up all by yourself) as if they were real. Your so-called attempt to clean up this article is making it pure nonsense. The idea behind encyclopedias is that they are sources of informed knowledge, not whatever some kid pulls out of nowhere because it's uber kewl or whatever. Further this article, thanks to a recent merge, ALREADY HAS a section on vampire traits. You don;t need to put the fiction one back in because it's duplicate info (and just plain WRONG for this article). Any changes you make here with unsourced information are a waste of time, as I will just remove them and ask you to provide scholarly sources. IF you want to play around adding fiction to the fiction article, by all means, but you will not destroy this article with your nonsense.