• Count Duckula (1988) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.40/10 from 4200 votes

Tags: vampire as protagonist, vegetarian, vegetarian vampire

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Synopsis

Count Duckula is a centuries-old vampire who has been killed many times and resurrected by his servants. Each resurrection creates a new incarnation of the Count with little memory of his past life, allowing him to develop his own personality and interests. The various incarnations pose as a dynasty of vicious vampires.

The series begins with Nanny, a dim-witted servant, accidentally using ketchup instead of blood in the resurrection ceremony. This results in the current incarnation of Duckula being a vegetarian vampire with no evil intentions. Igor, a sinister servant, spends the series trying to convert Duckula back to his dark ways.

The new Duckula wants to become an entertainer and seeks fame and fortune while traveling the world in his teleporting castle. However, the teleportation has a time limit, causing him to return home in every episode, thwarting his success.

Doctor Von Goosewing, a vampire hunter parodying Abraham Van Helsing, relentlessly pursues Duckula, refusing to believe he has changed. The doctor's failing eyesight leads to many blunders, including speaking to his unseen assistant who quit years ago.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Count Duckula
	Salute to Thames
	Count Duckula Theme
	Finger of Fear
	Saw Theme
	Big Bad Giant
	Vamp Till Ready
	That's Yer Lot
	“The Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town” - Sinister Street No. 1
	Games Played in the Dark
	Hide and Seek
	Drama Bridge (Two Champions Of Shaolin)
	Keystone Chaos
	The Cunning Wolf
	Sitting Sad and Blue
	Marseillaise
	On Tip Toes (B)
	Turkey Trot
	Battle at Sea
	Floating Down (A)
	Stealth by Night
	The March of the Ants
	The Chase Continues
	Terror by Night
	Memories of Vienna
	Mini Mischief
	Police Car Chase
	Lumbering Giant
	Agitato 1
	Finders Creepers
	Floating Down (B)
	The Star-Spangled Banner
	Smouldering Fury (A)
	Magical Effect
	Funny Little Man
	Banana Skin
	I Say, I Say, I Say
	Strange Goings-On
	Goodbye Rodney
	Clowns' Cavalcade
	Busy Little Bees
	Like Strange
	Tomorrow the World
	Fingerpickin'
	Saloon Bar Hoedown
	Rushing About
	Film Fanfare
	After Dark
	Hero V. The Villain
	Spindlelegs
	Premonitions
	Jack O'Lantern (Feux Follets)
	Music for Anglo Saxes
	Romance at Midnight
	Crossed Swords
	Untitled Melody
	Big Show Theme
	Gala Performance
	English Country Garden (C)

User reviews

Michael Allen

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Count Duckula is a delightful and enjoyable listening experience that enhances the overall viewing pleasure of the show.

Laura Smith

7/10

The music complements the characters' personalities and adds layers to their development.

John Gonzalez

6/10

The theme music is catchy and memorable, setting the tone for each episode and creating a sense of anticipation for the adventures to come.

Emily Lee

8/10

The soundtrack reflects the show's creativity and originality, making it stand out from other animated series.

Ashley Allen

7/10

The music sets the tone for the comedic and lighthearted adventures of Count Duckula.

Emily Williams

8/10

The catchy theme song is memorable and instantly recognizable.

David Gonzalez

5/10

The soundtrack's ability to shift from lighthearted and comedic to suspenseful and mysterious seamlessly reflects the show's unique blend of humor and adventure.

Thomas Williams

7/10

The soundtrack of Count Duckula perfectly captures the whimsical and quirky nature of the show.

Melissa Moore

5/10

The soundtrack of Count Duckula captures the whimsical and quirky tone of the show perfectly, blending elements of mystery and comedy seamlessly.

Paul Williams

7/10

The soundtrack enhances the storytelling by creating a magical and fantastical atmosphere.

Dorothy Baker

5/10

The music accompanying the scenes with Nanny's mishaps adds a comedic touch, enhancing the humor of the show and making the character even more endearing.

Charles Moore

6/10

I find the music during Duckula's moments of self-discovery and reflection particularly poignant, adding depth to his character and highlighting his inner struggle to break free from his dark past.

Daniel Anderson

7/10

The use of different musical styles in the soundtrack adds depth and variety to the show's episodes.

Timothy Taylor

6/10

I appreciate the use of different musical styles in the soundtrack to reflect the diverse locations and adventures Duckula embarks on throughout the series.