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I thought Melmo was a bit risqué, but this seems much more so. I was not happy to see Van Helsing's rear end in one of the 1st eps, though had no objection to Van Helsing's collection of nude plastic women that he intended to fill with garlic. The page for the series says it ran at 7 PM on "TV Tokyo." I know that the standards of acceptability were and are very different, but Fooler's butt? He apparently suffers from diarrhea, though the subs say 'hemorrhoids', & he often has to run for the nearest bathroom, just as he is about to drive the stake into DD's chest.

I viewed the manga a few months ago, & remember only that Chocola desperately wanted to develop an immunity to the sun, so she could hang out with friends in daytime. She turned to ashes more than a few times, but Igor just vacuumed them up, and poured them back into her coffin, where she reconstituted.

I have seen 2 episodes so far i do like it, it's one of those tezuka anime that goes in between his childeren stories and his more darker work, though the manga might have a little more of that than the anime it kinda reminds me of DR slump in a way which was the most popular series at the time so it's no suprise.

Episode #7 featured escaped critters, among them, a tiger; In MELMO episode #20 The Stray Cat Tora-chan, there also was this same element; both occurred because crates were dropped & broke open. However, the endings were very different.

I just watched the 1st and 2nd episdes of Don Dracula
and they were pritty good!!!!
Tezuka was way ahead of his time!!!!!!