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Storyline
In flashback, Integra is seen assuming leadership of the Hellsing organization as she resolves a conflict with her uncle with the help of the vampire Alucard. In present day, Alucard goes on a mission to the town of Cheddar to silence a vampiric priest who has been killing townspeople, and in the process must also present the young police girl Seras Victoria with the choice to either die or become a vampire. Also, Alucard battles a Vatican priest named Alexander Anderson after they are both sent to kill the same vampire in Northern Ireland.
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The Bird of the Hermes is my name, eating my wings to make me tame.
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Trivia
Volumes One through Four were released in two versions in North America: a single disc edition that included just the OVA itself, or a two-disc edition that came inside a Steelbook with a extra disc with bonus features.
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Goofs
When Alexander Anderson enters the museum and starts walking down the hallway, the number of blades he is holding in his left hand changes. It is first seen that he has four, then one, then three.
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Quotes
Jan Valentine:
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while shooting Hellsing soldiers]
Up, up! Down, down! Left, right, left, right! Bringing the motherfucking death by Konami! Ahh I'm so fucking hard right now!
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laughs]
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Alternate Versions
On January 22nd, 2006, the first volume of the OVA series aired on Japanese satellite television in a 30-minute preview cut, under the title "Hellsing: Digest for Freaks."
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Connections
Spin-off
Hellsing: The Dawn (2011)
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The new Hellsing OVA is a much better adaptation of Kouta Hirano's manga in comparison to the original 13 episodes. This OVA closely follows the intended storyline of the manga with better animation. If you're a fan of the manga, then chances are you'd enjoy this OVA much better than the original 13 episodes which featured shoddy art and animation techniques with a storyline that had very little to do with the manga. This OVA was an amazing visual experience in the realm of new age anime. The character development is much better on the part of Seras and Integra than they had been in the original anime. The fight sequences are nothing short of amazing. This remake is entirely better than its original and stays true to the manga that Hirano has created; it is most definitely a recommended watch.