Count Orlok

==Summary==
Count Orlok is the villain of the 1922 movie Nosferatu, an unofficial adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula novel. Orlok is a Nosferatu, a vampire born of the demon Belial, who feeds on human blood. Orlok initially terrorizes the inhabitants of the villages near his castle in the Carpathian mountains, but after interacting with the movie's protagonist, Thomas Hutter, decides to move to the town of Wisborg, infatuated with Hutter's beautiful wife Ellen. Orlok murders the entire crew of the ship he uses to reach Wisborg, and upon reaching it begins to spread a deadly plague, causing the deaths of many, until he is tricked by Ellen into being exposed to sunlight, which kills him and puts an end to his reign of terror.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: , possibly far higher with Telekinesis
Name: Count Orlok, The Deathbird
Origin: Nosferatu
Gender: Male
Age: Unknown
Classification: Nosferatu Vampire
Powers and Abilities: Peak Human Physical Characteristics, Bodily Weaponry (Orlok's upper central incisors are sharp fangs, and his hands end with large claws which he digs through his victims' necks to drink their blood), Telekinesis (Shown to be capable of magically moving objects on various occasions. Orlok's castle was shown to have crumbled after his death, implying he may have been sustaining it in some way), Stealth Mastery and limited Perception Manipulation (Orlok feeds by approaching victims in their sleep and drinking blood from their necks without waking them up, to the point that they may mistake their wounds for mosquito bites), Darkness Manipulation (Orlok can exert power over others by engulfing them with his shadow), possibly Sleep Manipulation (Possibly caused Hutter to fall asleep in his presence), Madness Manipulation (The estate agent Knock began to fall into madness with Orlok's approach to Wisborg), Disease Manipulation (Orlok's bite and rats spread around a terrible, deadly plagueNosferatu (1922) - Act III), Animal Manipulation (From within a coffin, controlled two horses to move his carriage. Seems to control the rats that inhabit his coffins, using them to spread around his plague. Possibly responsible for the presence of a werewolf shown terrorizing the village near his castleNosferatu (1922) - Act I), Illusion Creation (The second Thomas Hutter approached Orlok's domain, he began to be besieged by terrible visions), Invisibility (Shown to invisibly watch over one of his victims), possibly Fear Manipulation (Terrified a ship's first mate, who had come to kill him, to the point of causing him to jump off to his death), Air Manipulation (Lifted winds to move the ship he had taken over at supernatural speedsNosferatu (1922) - Act IV), Mind Manipulation (Began to take over Ellen's mind before even reaching Wisborg), Intangibility (Faded through the door of his new house to enter it), Resistance to Disease Manipulation (Completely unaffected by the disease he and his rats carry)
Attack Potency: Street level (Could easily lift, carry and run around with large coffins full of dirt, heavy enough to require multiple regular men to move them), possibly far higher with Telekinesis (Orlok's castle was shown to have crumbled after his death, implying he may have been sustaining it in some way) 
Speed: Average Human
Lifting Strength: At least Peak Human (Could easily lift, carry and run around with large coffins full of dirt, heavy enough to require multiple regular men to move them) 
Striking Strength: Street level 
Durability: Street level 
Stamina: Unknown
Range: Standard Melee Range, Several Meters with telekinesis, Tens of Kilometers with powers (The estate agent Knock began to fall into madness with Orlok's approach to Wisborg)
Standard Equipment: None
Intelligence: Average
Weaknesses: Orlok dies and burns to ashes when exposed to sunlight, though it is possible that this is only because of the fulfillment of the other circumstances detailed by the book that spells out how to kill him: An innocent maiden must make him ignore the coming of the morning, through her own sacrificeNosferatu (1922) - Act V. During the day, Orlok must sleep, as if deadNosferatu (1922) - Act II, in soil from the fields of Black Death, to restore his own strength. Must feed on human blood. Orlok's death cancels out the plague he may have spread.
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