Dear tanzblr,

I just wanted to say thank you.

It hasn't been long since I discovered the world of Tanz, and in that short period of time I've already made really good friends and had such a nice and warm welcome by the whole community.

Also you guys are damn good fun, thanks for all the laughs 💜

#daddyvonkrolock #3andastra3 #grafenkind #ask-herbert-von-krolock #askgrafvonkrolock #sarahchagals #coffintanz #ask-sarah-chagal #vatergeist #just to name a few #that i can think of rn #tanz der vampire #tdv #tanzblr #dances with vampires #dance of the vampires #whatever it's called in english #tanz fam

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Some Krolock headcanons

don’t mind me, I’m just gonna dump my current Grafly headcanons here to help me sort out my interpretation of him on my Krolock askblog

Krolock is tall. and I mean tall by 21st century standards. In the 1600s, he was probably considered a giant.
I used to have a different headcanon for his wife, but I now agree she’s definitely the 1617 victim, and she’s actually dead.
His turning was a bit like Lucy Westenra’s in Dracula in that it took a while and he started to exhibit vampiric traits before the transformation was complete. This is also how his wife died - he bit her while still (barely) human.
He was an only child, and a very sensitive, soft-spoken boy who was very attached to his mother (in many respects, he is more like Herbert than Herbert realises). His father was a hard, unforgiving man, towards both his wife and son.
Part of Krolock’s current self-loathing is that he sees much of his father in himself
Herbert was the most spoilt child ever bc Krolock allowed him everything and wouldn’t allow his nurses or tutors to discipline the boy
Human!Krolock was not good at seduction. at all. In fact, young Krolock was very much like Alfred - clumsy, shy, blushed easily, stumbled over his impossibly long limbs. Herbert gets his flirtatious ways from his mother.
In Alfred, Krolock p much sees everything he once was and had and has lost.
Krolock pretty much raised Koukol, after Koukol’s mother abandoned him to the wolves as a child.
One of the graveyard vampires is an extremely vexing aunt of the count’s (his father’s younger sister), who lived in another part of the country, got told that her great-nephew Herbert had died of the plague (cover story, and Herbert really was dying of the plague, but Krolock saved him), came to the funeral though nobody expected her to (she was on bad terms with her nephew) and ended up becoming Herbert’s first meal instead. Auntie Adelheid is at least 60% percent of the reason why Krolock chose not to let the graveyard vamps out too often.

ninallthatjazz

I love this, omg 😍👌💜

#tanz der vampire #graf von krolock #tdv #dances with vampires

ninallthatjazz

attention Tanz der Vampire fans, there's a new girl in town! 😉

I have seen a few musicals in my life, but none of them has pulled me in like Tanz der Vampire.

I saw it last sunday in Hamburg, and now I am absolutely obsessed, so much so that today, not even a week later, I bought tickets to see it again in Colone in may. 😍🎉

If there are any TDV fans on here hit me up, I'd love to fangirl about it with someone! 💜

#tanz der vampire #tanz der vampire musical #graf von krolock #alfred tdv #sarah chagal #professor abronsius #herbert von krolock #tdv #musical #dances with vampires #looooove that show!