Deacon Frost (Blade) (2024)

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Look at 'em. They're cattle; pieces of meat. What difference does it make how their world ends? Plague... war... famine. Morality doesn't even enter into it. We're just a function of natural selection, man. The new race.
~ Frost proclaiming vampires' superiority to humans.

Deacon "Deac" Frost is the main antagonist of the 1998 film Blade, the first film in the Blade trilogy. Frost was a vampire who was responsible for creating Blade, the Daywalker.

He was portrayed by Stephen Dorff, who also portrayed Dale Massie in Cold Creek Manor.

Contents

  • 1 Biography
    • 1.1 Blade
    • 1.2 Blade II
  • 2 Personality
  • 3 Powers and Abilities
  • 4 Gallery
  • 5 External Links
  • 6 Navigation

Biography[]

Blade[]

Frost's goal is to bring glory and dominance to the vampire race by reviving the vampiric blood god known La Magra, using Blade's blood in a special ritual. Frost believes that the world belongs to the Hominus Nocturna and not the humans, as he sees the human race as nothing but food. He leads and represents a renegade faction of fellow vampires who believe the vampires deserve to rule the world, and Frost constantly searches for Blade in an attempt to take his blood and use it to revive the god. The vampire Shadow Council, including Dragonetti, disagree with Frost's ideology but Frost ends up killing Dragonetti by exposing him to the morning sun.

Eventually, Frost succeeds in capturing Blade and adopts tremendous powers from the vampire god, but Blade manages to break free from his captors and fights Frost in the middle of the temple. After an intense sword fight, Blade dismembers Frost but his newfound powers allow his body to reattach itself as well as to regenerate any lost limbs. Despite this, Blade manages to kill Frost by injecting him with several vials of EDTA, a liquid that reacts explosively with vampire blood. Frost roars in agony as his entire body swells up and explodes, spraying blood across the temple floor.

Blade II[]

Years later, during Blade's conflict with Jared Nomak, Eli Damaskinos and his attorney thanked Blade for killing Frost, indicating that Frost was understandably not very liked by most of the vampire community outside of his gang.

Personality[]

Frost is a cold-hearted and sad*stic sociopath who shows no mercy for human life. He decides to kill his familiar, Officer Krieger, after the cop falls for a trap set by Blade. Frost is exceptionally sexual, even towards Dragonetti. He has several lovers, including Mercury and Vanessa Brooks. Frost is close to Quinn, and even pretends to attempt to cut off Quinn's hand simply as a gag between the two friends. But it has been rumored that Deacon and Quinn were once lovers ages ago. Deacon Frost is of average height, though many of his allies tower above him, and is extremely fit and agile. He possesses extreme fighting abilities and is extremely strong as he is a vampire.

Powers and Abilities[]

  • Vampirism: Vampirism is the physiological act of becoming and/or turning another human being into a vampire. Despite its roots in European folklore, vampirism exists in nature, and there are many such creatures who are actually born as vampires. Pathologically, vampirism is likened to a virus, carried in the saliva of predators. The vampire enzyme is carried through a victim's bloodstream and within seventy-two hours, mutates the subject's physiology, creating new parasitic organs. It has been described as "cancer with a purpose".
    • Biological Immortality: Vampires are essentially invulnerable to most forms of bodily harm, including the effects of the disease, and the natural cellular mitosis that comes with aging. Vampires are not living creatures, and as such, they do not require oxygen to breathe. Vampires can exist without undue stress in oxygen-free environments such as being submerged underwater or buried beneath the earth.
      • Pureblood vampires will age into adulthood, while turned vampires maintain the physical form they had when they were still human. Theoretically, a vampire can live forever providing that it is not destroyed.
    • Protractile Fangs/Claws: Vampires possess adapted musculature around the canine teeth that can extend these to become fangs. Similarly, they can also extend their fingernails to claw-like proportions.
    • Superhuman Strength: Most vampires possess superhuman physical strength is more developed than a human being's strength. The vast majority of known and recorded vampires are capable of lifting from one thousand to four thousand pounds. A vampire's enhanced strength also enables them to perform other superhuman feats such as leaping great distances. Supplementing their strength, vampires are naturally heartier than normal humans and can withstand severe physical exertion with no ill effects. It is unknown if vampire strength levels differ between purebloods and turned vampires.
    • Superhuman Durability: As a vampire Frost is capable of enduring more physical trauma than the finest human athlete. Excessive force will cause physical damage to a vampire, but their bodies will regenerate damaged tissue providing they can supplement themselves with regular supplies of blood. However, their bodies will not regenerate from lethal damage or damage by silver weaponry and sunlight.
    • Superhuman Reflexes: A vampire's reflexes, agility, and reaction time are many times greater than a normal human being. At maximum optimal capacity, a vampire-like Deacon Frost can move more quickly than the human eye can perceive.
  • Supernatural Empowerment: As the Avatar of La Magra, the Patron deity of the Vampires, Deacon Frost possessed several new supernatural abilities. So far he had only displayed some of these abilities;
    • Regenerative Healing Factor: As an Avatar of La Magra, he possesses immensely powerful regenerative abilities that made him almost impossible to defeat or harm. He was able to instantaneously regenerate his arm and reattach his body after blade had sliced them off.
    • Strength Augmentation: As an Avatar of La Magra, Frost's physical strength was dramatically increased. He was able to defeat Blade, an already powerful vampire hunting Dhampir with just a few blows and incapacitate him for a while with just one physical strike.
    • Supervampiric Immunities: As an Avatar of La Magra, Frost showed a complete immunity to silver weapons and even sunlight. These are common, yet lethal, weaknesses for even the strongest of turned and pureblood vampires.
    • Speed Augmentation: His mobility was also enhanced to the point where even creatures with superhuman reflexes could not react to his attacks.

Gallery[]

Deacon Frost being confronted by Dragonetti, a vampire opposed to his views.

Frost about to expose Dragonetti to the morning sun.

See Also
Caitlin Snow

Frost meeting Blade in person.

Frost taunting Blade after capturing him.

Frost regrowing his dismembered arm.

Frost being injected with EDTA vials.

Frost swelling up after the EDTA vials react with his vampire blood.

Frost exploding upon defeat and death.

External Links[]

  • Deacon Frost on the Pure Evil Wiki

Navigation[]

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Movies
Blade (1998): Deacon Frost | Quinn | Gitano Dragonetti | Vanessa Brooks | Mercury | Racquel | Pearl | Officer Krieger | Shadow Council | House of Erebus
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Television
Blade: The Series: Marcus Van Sciver | Chase | Vampires
Marvel Anime: Blade: Deacon Frost | Vampires | A.I.M.

Deacon Frost (Blade) (2024)

FAQs

Who is Deacon Frost's girlfriend in Blade? ›

Mercury (Arly Jover) is a henchwoman in the 1998 action horror film "Blade". Mercury is a member in the gang of Deacon Frost (Stephen Dorff), who kidnaps humans and enslaves them. She lives in New York City, and is also the lover to Frost himself.

Why is Deacon Frost so powerful? ›

As the Avatar of La Magra, Frost possessed immense power, which included enhanced physical attributes, superior to those of any vampire, instant regeneration of lost limbs (head included), invulnerability to conventional vampire weaknesses of silver, sunlight and garlic, and the ability to instantly turn any human into ...

Is Deacon Frost Blades' father? ›

This sets up an interesting power dynamic between the villain and the hero. If Deacon Frost had never attacked Blade's mother, she would not have gone into labor birthing him as the half-human half-vampire that he became. In essence, Deacon Frost is Blade's father.

What was Deacon Frost trying to do? ›

His main objective was to become the vampire God La Magra, dominate the world and subjugate humans for blood, believing the planet belongs to the vampire race. After killing the House of Erebus' leaders as part of the ritual, Blade and Karen Jenson spoiled Frost's plans.

Who is Blade's love interest? ›

May we present Safron Caulder DeVille, or Safron Caulder. Safron was the love interest of Eric Brooks, better known as Blade, during his early adventures in vampire hunting. Now, in Danny Lore and Karen Darboe's BLOODLINE: DAUGHTER OF BLADE (2023), she's raising the next generation of dhampir: her daughter Brielle.

Who is the blonde girl in Blade? ›

Araceli "Arly" Jover is a Spanish actress. She is best known for her role as the villainous vampire Mercury in the 1998 superhero film Blade.

What is Blade's real name? ›

Blade (birth name: Eric Cross Brooks; legal name: Frank Blade) is a fictional character and antihero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Who is Deacon Frost son? ›

Deacon Frost was a doctor with a son named Edgar- his wife passed away sometime before his son entered college with dreams to be a doctor like his father. Edgar enjoyed brief success as a scholar before being murdered by a burglar who broke into the Frost household.

What is Blade's weakness? ›

Nevertheless, Blade did not gain a vampire's traditional weakness to sunlight. As a result, he became known as the Daywalker. While Blade is also not harmed by garlic or religious symbols, he is vulnerable to red sunlight, which can severely burn or kill him.

Who is Blade's arch nemesis? ›

Deacon "Deac" Frost is the main antagonist of the 1998 film Blade, the first film in the Blade trilogy.

Is Deacon Frost related to Emma Frost? ›

Emma Grace Frost was a leading member of an old Boston mercantile family, which arrived from England in the 1600s. The second of three daughters, Emma also had two older brothers, named Deacon and Christian Frost.

Who is the blood god in Blade? ›

La Magra is an immensely powerful and ancient blood god, the patron deity of vampires, and an important figure in vampire lore as it is believed it created Drake, the first vampire. La Magra can only be summoned through a special ritual that requires the sacrifice of twelve purebloods and the blood of a Daywalker.

Who is La Magra in Blade? ›

La Magra is an immensely powerful and ancient blood god, the patron deity of vampires, and an important figure in vampire lore as it is believed it created Drake, the first vampire. La Magra can only be summoned through a special ritual that requires the sacrifice of twelve purebloods and the blood of a Daywalker.

Who is Pearl in Blade? ›

Blade. Pearl was an incredibly obese vampire, the archivist of the House of Erebus. He secretly helped Deacon Frost in translating the Lost Pages of Erebus, a prophecy regarding the return of La Magra, the Blood God of vampires. He lived alone in the archives, under the duty and care of Frost and his familiars.

Does Blade ever have a child? ›

While originally depicted as a human immune to vampire bites, Blade was retroactively established to be a dhampir following his adaptation as such in Spider-Man: The Animated Series and the Blade film series. He is the father of Brielle "Bri" Brooks (Bloodline).

Does Blade have a daughter? ›

Even broody, always-on-the-move Blade has a family to go back to: his longtime love Safron Caulder and their teenage daughter Brielle Brooks. Despite magical deals and years of work to ensure his kid would lead a normal life, Bri takes after her father, complete with a vampiric side of her own.

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