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The act of Count Duckula's resurrection is performed under the form of a spiritual ritual. This ritual calls for a representation of the astrological Aquarius sign on the ground & these 2 necessities: blood that has to be poured in the revival glass & a coffin in the center of the Aquarius sign. This ritual can only be done if the moon is in the 8<sup>th</sup> house of the Aquarius sign, which happens 1 time, every single century, or else it would not work.

It has been established in the intro of the show that whenever Count Duckula dies from being shot or being within exposure to the sun, this said resurrection ritual is always performed every time to bring the dead vampire back to life, & each time the vampire is brought back, it is formed with a new personality with its own interests & has lost all memories of its previous life.

It has been established in the [[Theme Song|intro]] of the [[Count Duckula (TV series)|show]] that whenever Count Duckula dies from being shot or being within exposure to the sun, this said resurrection ritual is always performed every time to bring the dead vampire back to life, & each time the vampire is brought back, it is formed with a new personality with its own interests & has lost all memories of its previous life.

The liquid for the glass has to be blood. One can't put anything else, because if that happens, then the outcome of the vampire's behavior & persona will be drastically different than its persona when blood is used. Example being that when [[Igor]] & [[Nanny]] were reviving Count Duckula into his most recent incarnation, Nanny accidentally confused the ketchup right next to it as the blood (due to their remarkably similar appearance), thus causing Igor to pour it in, and as a result, the Count Duckula that was shown in the series is strictly an eccentric vegetarian rather than being a grotesque, bloodthirsty antagonist like his previous lives.

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 The act of Count Duckula's resurrection is performed under the form of a spiritual ritual. This ritual calls for a representation of the astrological Aquarius sign on the ground & these 2 necessities: blood that has to be poured in the revival glass & a coffin in the center of the Aquarius sign. This ritual can only be done if the moon is in the 8<sup>th</sup> house of the Aquarius sign, which happens 1 time, every single century, or else it would not work.
-It has been established in the intro of the show that whenever Count Duckula dies from being shot or being within exposure to the sun, this said resurrection ritual is always performed every time to bring the dead vampire back to life, & each time the vampire is brought back, it is formed with a new personality with its own interests & has lost all memories of its previous life.
+It has been established in the [[Theme Song|intro]] of the [[Count Duckula (TV series)|show]] that whenever Count Duckula dies from being shot or being within exposure to the sun, this said resurrection ritual is always performed every time to bring the dead vampire back to life, & each time the vampire is brought back, it is formed with a new personality with its own interests & has lost all memories of its previous life.
 The liquid for the glass has to be blood. One can't put anything else, because if that happens, then the outcome of the vampire's behavior & persona will be drastically different than its persona when blood is used. Example being that when [[Igor]] & [[Nanny]] were reviving Count Duckula into his most recent incarnation, Nanny accidentally confused the ketchup right next to it as the blood (due to their remarkably similar appearance), thus causing Igor to pour it in, and as a result, the Count Duckula that was shown in the series is strictly an eccentric vegetarian rather than being a grotesque, bloodthirsty antagonist like his previous lives.