I don't believe so, nor do I think Alucard would expect her to, as his speech to Anderson before he transformed himself reveals his opinion on throwing away your humanity to become a monster. He views that doing so means that admitting that you're not strong enough on your own and must seek an additional power by casting aside you humanity. This is one of the reasons why he admires Van Hellsing so much, because even though he was an ordinary human, he still defeated him. That's why he keeps saying that only a man can defeat a monster. Seras was different. He didn't turn her because she wanted power, he turned her because she wanted to live, even though she had seen the worst types of hell. She clung to life rather than exchanging her humanity for something greater. He saw that as a strength.
For Integra, as twisted as the Major was, I believe he and Integra share a similar opinion on becoming a vampire. Besides, she seems to be a devote catholic, and wouldn't damn herself in exchange for it. Besides, she's far too proud for that. She was born a human and wants to die a human. People aren't meant to live forever anyway, and her father also expressed his thoughts on this by pointing out that the reason vampires pursue battle after battle is because they're seeking death for themself. I can't see Integra subjugating herself to that. Anyway, Seras could have turned her at any time, but she never wanted it.
So no, I can't see Integra ever allowing herself to be made into a vampire. And if it were ever forced upon her, I would expect she would shove a stake through her own heart.
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MikeStvns
9 years ago
On the commentary, it's pretty much said that it's likely that Integra is going to have Alucard 'sire' her.
Integra wants to continue leading the Hellsing Organization. And given she's remained a virgin her entire life that's a very strong indicator that she intends to become a vampire.
Seras Victoria isn't Alucard -- Integra would want Alucard to turn her.
Intetra isn't a Catholic -- that's one of the main points of Hellsing, the whole 'Vatican vs. the Hellsing/England'.
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watcher101
9 years ago
When was that stated? And if he did, that would make him HER master.
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Korios
7 years ago
Multiple times throughout the show -as in every single episode- Integra and Hellsing org say they fight for Britain, the Church of England and (thus) the Protestants. We get the same information from their Catholic rivals. Hellsing org essentially functions at the Church of England's military wing, much like Iscariots are for the Vatican. Always referring to Hellsing Ultimate, I've not seen the original show and do not know if it differs in that regard. If it does perhaps you confuse Ultimate with it.
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