How Did Walter Become Young Again

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"	Good evening, my proper name is Walter C. Dornez	„
	~ Walter's starting time formal introduction line.

"	We had a good run... Primary Integra.	„
	~ Walter's concluding words.

Walter C. Dornez was a butler to the Hellsing family unit before he betrayed them and joined Millennium. He is an anti-hero in the Hellsing manga and Hellsing Ultimate OVAs.

He was voiced past Motomu Kiyokawa, Daisuke Namikawa as a immature developed and Romi Park as a child in the Japanese version, and past Ralph Lister, Liam O' Brien equally a young developed and Jessica D. Stone equally a child in the English dubbed version.

Contents

• i History
• 2 Quotes
  • 2.1 Part 1
  • 2.2 Function 2
• iii Trivia
• iv Navigation

History

Walter is captured by The Captain during their invasion of England. He has gone through a similar procedure to the Major and the Doc'due south troops (although hastily conducted, according to the Physician), and at present appears thirty or so years younger, serving as Millennium'south new, brainwashed, secret weapon (when the Major sees the finished product, he remarks "It was determined 55 years ago that you would join united states"). Whether or not this brainwashing is permanent remains to exist seen. It is too currently unknown whether or not Walter'due south brainwashing past Millennium was consensual, or if he was brainwashed confronting his will. In one of the well-nigh contempo chapters of Hellsing, Walter has leaped from his perch on 1 of Alucard's stakes to confront him, crushing what was left of Alexander Anderson underfoot, saying that people become trash once they are dead, and that trash should not be mourned for. He then tells everyone he was brainwashed and rejuvenated. Enraged past his desecration of Male parent Anderson'south remains, Yumie attacks him, just is easily outmatched and cut into pieces in a unmarried move.

After listening equally Walter explains himself, Alucard criticizes his determination, saying that his old, aged trunk was many times more beautiful than his new, unnaturally youthful i, referencing the jerky and flawed process that posed. Also, during Walter'south brief fight with the Captain, the Major's dialogue seems to imply his previous remark meant he had made the option to forcefully draft Walter into Millennium ever since witnessing his feats of power during WWII.

Formidable equally his new course was, the rushed and flawed transformation procedure rendered Walter'south body highly unstable. This manifested past his growing increasingly younger until he resembled his fourteen-year-old self. At this betoken, he could no longer withstand bodily impairment, and afterwards his correct arm crumbled apart.

In the TV series, Walter is never artificially rejuvenated, instead of saving Integra and then crashing in a helicopter. He afterward appears on a stretcher and mentions Alucard equally "the true immortal vampire." However, it should be noted that the TV series does not follow the plot of the manga, every bit the Major and Millennium do not exist in information technology, despite the fact a swastika tin be clearly seen on the bogus vampires' microchips.

In chapter 75 of the Hellsing manga, Sir Hugh Irons, the acting leader of the Convention of Twelve, comes to the decision that Walter had in fact been betraying his superiors for quite some time, even earlier the 2nd coming of Millennium and possibly even since the days of the Globe War II. He mentions that he foresaw Richard Hellsing's attempted coup of the Hellsing System and also Richard's bump-off effort on Integra, and had quite specifically warned Walter of information technology, charging him with protecting her; and yet, despite his warning, Walter was nowhere to be constitute on that twenty-four hour period. Therefore it is suggested that Alucard's awakening was also orchestrated by Walter; his convenient absence left Integra with no other selection but to release Alucard, whom Arthur Hellsing (Integra's father) had purposefully sealed away, thinking him to exist also dangerous to utilize equally a weapon.

Other bits of show suggesting that Walter is a traitor include the Valentine brothers' mysterious cognition of the location of the Hellsing mansion, Walter's suspicious memory lapse when Millennium resurfaces (he does not seem to remember storming and destroying Millennium's base of operations in World War II, just claims that he does after Alucard prods him), and the strange omission of the fight scene betwixt Walter and his apparent rival, the Captain. It may be that, later on seeing Alucard'south abilities during World War Ii, Walter wished to destroy him to prove himself and thus allowed Alucard to awaken. When Integra demands an caption for Walter's betrayal, he does not provide 1, and merely demands that she no longer address him as Walter. Alucard then mentions that Walter's new torso is nowhere near equally beautiful as his onetime one, addressing him every bit Shinigami. He then asks him if this transformation of his was undergone with the desire to go "a Shinigami (angel of death) in body, mind, and soul", and Walter confirms this. Integra then reluctantly but resolutely orders Alucard to kill him.

Every bit Integra and Seras leave to go after the Major, Alucard teases Walter about being the only servant to his mistress (Integra) and having a retainer of his own Seras), and that the love of neither tin can be Walter's again. In chapter 78, the boxing between Walter and Alucard begins. Alucard lunges at Walter amidst a flurry of bats, reaching out to grab his face, but Walter easily severs Alucard'south arm with his wires. The wires then wrap effectually Alucard's leg, and Walter tosses him into a building. Alucard then attempts to shoot Walter with the Casull, merely Walter deflects the bullets with square, mesh-similar barriers, formed from his wires. Alucard summons his hellhound, which Walter calls Baskerville, and it is sliced in ii. Finally, Alucard aims the Jackal at Walter, but it explodes and maims his remaining mitt; Doc is shown holding his remote control, which has a push button marked "JACKAL". Although nosotros do non know exactly how long Walter has been betraying Hellsing, we can confirm that Walter's betrayal occurred before the beginning of the manga storyline, since Walter gave the Jackal to Alucard in volume 2.

On the last page of chapter 78, Luke Valentine emerges from the remains of Baskerville.

In chapter 79, Walter, using his wires like puppet strings, gains control of both Alucard'due south Hellhound and Luke Valentine, and uses them to set on Alucard. Alucard makes short piece of work of the ii, however, and we are then shown Walter falling to the basis and cough upwardly claret. His wires, for the offset time, go slack. It is implied that Walter's time is short as his conversion was a rushed and flawed process. In chapter fourscore, Walter summons upwards the final vestiges of his strength and uses his wires to sever Alucard'south arms and legs, to cut his torso in half, and to suspend him helplessly in the air. Walter once once again falls to the basis, seized by hurting. When he stands upward, his age has regressed, and he appears every bit he did during Hellsing: The Dawn, as a 14-year-former boy.

Walter and then grabs a piece of rebar and attacks Alucard, impaling him through the chest. It is revealed that the Alucard that Walter had attacked was a decoy, created by Alucard from Luke Valentine'southward remains. Luke Valentine (supposedly) dies, and Alucard appears behind Walter. Alucard at present appears in the class as he did in The Dawn, although the reasons for this are every bit yet unclear (information technology is assumed that he causeless his form on his own accord, possibly to psyche Walter out). Alucard and then punches Walter, and now appears to have the upper hand. Alucard goes on to present what he believes is the reason for Walter's betrayal; his fear of becoming old and useless. To testify his abilities to himself, Walter desired to destroy Alucard and allowed this obsession to swallow him.

The battle continues with Alucard releasing his full strength, drinking upward the blood of the entire city. As he does so, the manga spends a few chapters with other characters. Upon chapter 87, Alucard brags that he is victorious; still, behind Alucard Schrödinger commits suicide, and drops his trunk into the blood that Alucard is drinking, the Major having stated that he planned to poison Alucard. After Alucard brags about Millennium'southward inability to defeat him, a vocalization states, "No, y'all lose, Alucard." Walter knows of this, and begs the Major to stop, launching one last assault on Alucard and slicing him in half from groin to head. Alucard simply laughs and continues to absorb the city's deceased inhabitants. The Major then explains to Walter that, despite his skill, his abilities simply are not sufficient enough to really compromise Alucard's health. He goes on to say that considering Walter gambled everything he had on this one attempt to impale Alucard, his failure to exercise and so has drained his existence of both value and meaning. Walter seems to take this to centre, as he stops his assault on Alucard. Alucard then grabs his shirt collar and mocks both him and Anderson for their respective failures every bit Walter simply stands in that location.

In chapter 90, after witnessing Alucard'southward defeat and disappearance, Walter is left lonely on the battlefield, with his transformation eating away at his body. Equally he stands there, he grabs Alucard'due south necktie as a gust of wind carries information technology by, and laughs in artificial triumph over Alucard'southward credible death. As he laughs, he vomits upward claret again, and shouts "Is this really.... what I wanted!?" Shortly afterward, however, he's sniped and shot by Heinkel Wolfe from atop a building farther away, in retaliation to him killing Heinkel'southward partner, Yumie, and desecrating Male parent Anderson's remains. Walter does not seem to care, however, even telling Heinkel to proceed shooting him. She gladly obliges, shooting him multiple times including a hitting in the left eye. until she runs out of ammunition and charges at him caput on. At this signal, Walter seems to take a change of center, as he tells her that she can beat him, but she will non be the one to impale him. Subsequently casually depriving her of an arm and a leg, Walter walks a brusk distance, bleeding profusely, and sends ii strands of his wires into the grounded Millennium zeppelin. In chapter 93, Walter is seen in Doc'south lab sitting on the flooring with his left center regenerated. He tells Md he doesn't know when to give up and that he, and everything he'due south created, is good-for-nothing; he includes himself in that statement.

In chapter 94, Walter tells Doc that all of the actions of Millenium take culminated in the cheap comedy that the evening has become. He says that all of it volition come to an terminate, and he tries to stand. He succeeds, only his right arm dissolves. He mentions that information technology appears that Alucard was correct near his new torso, and says in a tired and mildly amusing fashion that he appears to exist coming to a horrible end. Medico then rants on about how his research volition someday atomic number 82 him to surpass even Alucard, merely Walter simply says "rubbish" and that they will all dice. Md then tries to kill Walter with his remote, but Walter but slices off his arm and leg, depriving him of the remote.

Md falls, simply in mid-fall, he tears off the curtain roofing the SHI and it unveils the skeleton of Mina Harker. Walter so reasons out that those remains have been the basis for all of the Doc'south work, explaining that because Alucard (Dracula), was non killed, Mina was not cured of Alucard's curse, and a part of Alucard existed within her. Mina was exhumed by the Doc and researched until her remains were zip but a ruin. Walter then tells Doc that all he has ever done was to homemade copies of Alucard'southward false (Mina), reinforcing his position that the Md and all of his work are but a inexpensive comedy.

The flames of the burning zeppelin engulf Mina'southward corpse, and Dr. is killed by a back up beam falling from the wreckage of the zeppelin. Walter then reflects well spiritedly on how much he wanted to defeat Alucard, closes his optics in a similar style to Alucard, bids farewell to Integra as Alucard had done, and at final, as an image of his aged human torso is depicted, grinning and relaxed, he is engulfed past the fires of the zeppelin. His passing is sensed by Integra and Seras, the former shouting out for him every bit he dies. He is momentarily grieved for by both, and then they leave the zeppelin as it crashes in a fashion reminiscent of the Hindenburg disaster.

Quotes

Part 1

Part 2

Trivia

• Further hinting of his expose was revealed when Alhambra asked Alucard how many of that blessed ammunition he yet has, which implies that he knew what The Jackal is.
• Walter's paradigm is in Daidoujin Monogatari forth with Heinkel Wolfe.
• He is amid the few major characters to appear in all three the Anime, Manga, and OVA serial. The others include Alucard, Integra, Seras, Luke Valentine, Jan Valentine, Alexander Anderson, and Enrico Maxwell.
• His nickname in the English dub "The Angel of Death" may exist a reference to the Nazi Doctor Josef Mengele who was besides known as the "Affections of Decease". However, as this term is not exclusive to Mengele, nor does Walter share many resemblances to Mengele, this is unlikely.
• He harmed both the Valentine Brothers in two different means, commencement he cut off the younger blood brother's arm, and the older brother was stabbed with a pole in the heart by him.
• Because of the exclusion of Millenium in the TV series, Walter never betrayed Integra and the arrangement in this adaption.
• Despite Alucard's telepathic abilities, his betrayal came as a surprise to the remaining Hellsing members.

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