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The Science of Lycanthropy

Werewolves Versus Vampires & Zombies

By Hugo Pecos

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Previously, I discussed how vampires and zombies would fare in combat. But what about werewolves? How would they match up against their perhaps more well-known counterparts? Let's go to the chart and find out:

Attribute Werewolves Vampires Zombies Advantage
Brain Intelligent Highly Reflexive Barely Functional Vampires
Eyes Night Vision Dilated Night Vision Extreme Myopia Vampires
Sense of Smell Extremely Developed Above Average Exceptional Werewolves
Hearing Acute (6-10 Mile Range) Exceptional Impaired Werewolves
Jaws Bone-Crushing Powerful Vice-Like Werewolves
Nervous System Normal Normal Capable of Repair Zombies
Circulatory System Normal Resilient Virtually Indestructible Zombies
Strength Epic Exceptional Powerful Grip Werewolves
Speed/Agility Outstanding Advanced Stiff-Limbed, Slow Werewolves

As frightening and powerful as vampires and zombies are, it is the werewolf that truly occupies the top of the food chain here. A rare blend of power and savagery, the werewolf combines the most formidable traits of its undead cousins, and then some. In fact, it's said the only thing a zombie fears is a werewolf. One reason there are virtually no existing tales of werewolves in the wild is that anyone who had such an encounter did not live to tell about it.

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