Count Orlock

Count Orlock
Background information
Voice	Fred Tatasciore
Character information
Species	Vampire
Gender	Male
Pets	Bunnicula (formerly)
Enemies	Bunnicula, Chester, Harold, Marie Monroe

Count Orlock is a minor character of Bunnicula.

History

Orlock mentioned that he was responsible for building the Orlock Apartments and he was Bunnicula's former owner. It is unknown how he lost Bunnicula or how he came into possession of him.

Years after being uninvited by Marie, he returned in Orlockdown to reclaim his rightful place in the Orlock Apartments and rule the world. Though he succeeded, it came short with Harold asking him about the terms of his rule and Orlock realized the complexity on running a world government. He then retreated from the area after refusing to hang out with the pets.

Appearance

Orlock has the typical pale vampire skin, as well as a black and velvet suit and cape. He also has piercing red sclera.

Personality

He originally possessed a very power hungry attitude, yearning to rule the world. However, once Harold pointed out all the grueling tasks he'd have to face, did realized the complexity on running a world government. He subsequently abandoned this goal and possibly moved onto another task.

Powers and Abilities

• Bat Transformation - Orlock has ability to shift from human form to bat.
• Flight -
• Hypnosis -
• Immortality - Orlock is over hundreds of years old, as he stated that he built the Orlock Apartments and Mina stated it is over centuries old.

Episode Appearances

Season 2
Season 2A
1. "Three Heads Are Better Than One":	Absent	14. "Bunnicumoji":	Absent
2. "The Invisible Yam":	Absent	15. "Scott Free":	Absent
3. "Indistinguishable from Magic":	Absent	16. "Legend of the Lucky Locket":	Absent
4. "Pranks for the Memories":	Absent	17. "Area 50 Bunn":	Absent
5. "Revenge of the Return of the Curse of the Weredude":	Absent	18. "Bunn on a Plane":	Absent
6. "On Mina's Secret Service":	Absent	19. "Cat-aclysm":	Absent
7. "Cellarmander":	Absent	20. "Jurassicnicula":	Absent
8. "The Eyes Have It":	Absent	21. "Bunzilla":	Absent
9. "Chips and Salsa":	Absent	22. "The Chocolate Vampire Bunny":	Absent
10. "Mark of the Mandrake":	Absent	23. "Lord of the Lucky Locket":	Absent
11. "Down the Rabbit Hole":	Absent	24. "Bunderworld":	Absent
12. "Cat Burgled":	Absent	25. "The Gingerdread Man":	Absent
13. "Goat Story":	Absent	26. "Beach Blanket Bunn":	Absent
Season 2B
27. "The Curiosity Shop Killed The Cat":	Absent	34. "How The West Was Bunn":	Absent
28. "Bunn Vs.":	Absent	35. "Scott Free":	Absent
29. "Bunn In Space":	Absent	36. "The Fruit Fly":	Absent
30. "Orlockdown":	Debut	37. "Queen Wicked, The Wicked Queen":	Absent
31. "Prism Prison":	Absent	38. "Harold the Vampire Pointer":	Absent
32. "Lafitte's Lucky Locket":	Absent	39. "Blueberry Blues":	Absent
33. "A Dark and Stormy Night":	Absent	40. "Iron Bunn":	Absent

Trivia

• His relationship with Dracula (Bunnicula's original owner) was never mentioned or how he got Bunnicula to be his familiar/pet.
• His appearance and name are a reference to Count Orlok, aka Nosferatu, one of the most iconic horror movie monsters of all time, one of the most famous vampires in history (along with Dracula) and one of the first villains of featured in movies in general.