In most folklore and popular culture, vampires are typically depicted as being harmed by sunlight, causing them to either burn up or weaken. However, in some stories, vampires are able to tolerate sunlight or are only affected by it to a lesser extent.
Vampires should avoid the sun because it can weaken and harm them due to their sensitivity to sunlight. Sunlight can cause vampires to burn, blister, or even disintegrate depending on the lore. It is a common vampire trope that makes them vulnerable to sunlight in many popular myths and stories.
In the Twilight series, vampires sparkle in the sun because their skin is made of diamond-like particles that refract light in a sparkling manner as a result of their unique biology. This serves as a unique twist on traditional vampire lore where vampires are typically harmed or destroyed by sunlight.
Vampires are make believe creatures. Part of the fantasy is that if a vampire is caught by sunlight it will burn up. That is why they are creatures of the night that must be back in their coffins by sunrise.
In some vampire lore, vampires like the Cullens from "Twilight" or the Dracula from "Blade" can tolerate sunlight, while traditional vampires are harmed by it. These vampires have developed immunity or resistance to sunlight through their unique characteristics or abilities.
well garlic, holy water, and crosses are some things that vampires do not like. also sunlight
vampires disintegrate when hit by sunlight
When they see you yes. Oh, you got burned - like a vampire in the sunlight!
Vampires are not real, However in Movies you can usually tell by looking to see if their skin is pale, they have quick reflexes or they don't like sunlight.
Yes
garlic and sunlight
Vampires can melt or sparkle when exposed to sunlight.
Vampires Must Be aware of GARLIC, HUNTERS AND THEIR STAKES, AND SUNLIGHT.
Well, any normal home... vampires don't live in caves and haunted houses only. They can be in sunlight so the sterotypical darkness dwelling vampires is myth and myth only. Believe me vampires can live anywhere, I'm sure you've even met one and just don't know about it.
The Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer features vampires that sparkle in the sunlight. The main vampire characters, such as Edward Cullen, have skin that sparkles like diamonds when exposed to sunlight.
If you believe Twilight, yes. Also the idea of vampires being immune to sunlight isn't new. In fact, the more powerful the vampire, the more resistant he is to conventional weaknesses like garlic, crosses, or sunlight. Most sources however say that sunlight torches them.
In most folklore and popular culture, vampires are typically depicted as being harmed by sunlight, causing them to either burn up or weaken. However, in some stories, vampires are able to tolerate sunlight or are only affected by it to a lesser extent.