9 Dracula Cartoons To Watch

From 1988 to 1993, the British animated television series titled Count Duckula was aired. This series is a spin-off from an episode of Danger Mouse called “Tales of the Perilous Parrot” and it follows the journey of a vegetarian vampire duck named Count Duckula.

The character was accidentally resurrected by Igor, the hunchbacked assistant of the original Count Dracula, instead of a vampire bat as intended. Throughout the series, Count Duckula struggles to resist his vampire instincts and avoid becoming a “bloodthirsty monster” like his ancestors.

Castlevania is a streaming television series for adults that is animated and produced by Frederator Studios for Netflix. The show is based on the video game series of the same name and has been airing since 2017.

The show’s development and writing were done by Warren Ellis and it was directed by Sam Deats, Adi Shankar, and Sam Liu. The plot of the first season revolves around Trevor Belmont, who gets involved in a war between humans and supernatural beings that could potentially destroy the world.

Did you know that “Hotel Transylvania: The Series” is an animated television series that premiered on Disney Channel in 2017? It’s based on the popular Hotel Transylvania film franchise and focuses on Count Dracula and his daughter Mavis, who owns the hotel.

The setting of the show is in the Hotel Transylvania, where Mavis and her friends face the challenges of growing up as monsters. The show is a perfect blend of humor and fantasy, with a strong focus on family-friendly values. Other characters in the series include Frankenstein’s Monster, The Invisible Man, and The Mummy, who also reside in the hotel.

Have you heard of “The Little Vampire”? It’s a British-German animated TV show that aired for one season between 2017 and 2018. The series is based on the book series of the same name by Angela Sommer-Bodenburg and Fabrique d’Images, and m4e.

It’s a story about an ordinary boy named Tony Thompson who becomes friends with a vampire named Rudolph in Scotland. The show focuses on their friendship and their journey to regain their humanity.

In 2017, a German-British computer-animated fantasy comedy called “Monster Family” was released. The film was directed by Holger Tappe and produced by Amusement Park Films. It was based on the children’s book “Happy Family” by David Safier and follows the story of the Wishbone family.

After a witch casts a cursed spell on them, the family, including Frank, Emma, Fay, Max, and Petra, are transformed into monsters. They must learn to live as monsters and find a way to break the curse and return to their normal human form. Throughout their journey, they learn important lessons about the importance of acceptance, family, and love.

The show “Vampires in Havana” is based in Havana, Cuba and tells the tale of Don Cristobal, a vampire who falls in love with a human woman named Rosa. This satirical take on Dracula movies includes both comedic and fantastical elements. The movie was a hit in Cuba and Latin America, winning multiple awards such as the Ariel award for best-animated film.

In this cartoon with a vampire theme, we follow the adventures of the Mystery Inc. gang, which includes Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, Velma, Daphne, and Fred. They attend a music festival in Australia where they encounter the legendary vampire, Dracula. To prevent the legend from coming true, the group must solve the mystery. The film also features the voices of Frank Welker, Mindy Cohn, Grey DeLisle, Matthew Lillard, and Frank Welker as the voice of Scooby-Doo.

In 2005, Warner Bros. Animation produced an animated superhero horror film called “Batman vs. Dracula.” Directed by Michael Goguen, the movie was written by Michael Reaves and Steven Melching. The plot centers around Batman’s mission to prevent Count Dracula from transforming Gotham City into a city of the undead.

The movie “Dear Dracula” is a delightful children’s film that centers on a boy who loves monsters. He writes a letter to his favorite fictional vampire, requesting a Dracula action figure for Halloween.

Much to his amazement, Count Dracula himself appears to fulfill his wish, leading the boy on a thrilling escapade. The film is packed with humor and creativity, highlighting the importance of believing in magic and the happiness that comes from receiving a special present.