Incarnate



Incarnate is the story of the Revenants, vampire-like monsters who call themselves by the names of Egyptian gods, who eat humans. Two Revenants, Mot and Connor, are kidnapped by an anti-Revenant organization called Sanctum. Are they used as living weapons or experimented on? No, they're equipped with death collars attached to their spines and given as playthings to Sybil, the daughter of Sanctum's head. It takes Connor about one page to develop Stockholm Syndrome, and Mot isn't far behind. Naturally, the other Revenants aren't pleased, and Sanctum's recently found a way to kill those same Revenants.

On the internet, the series is probably best known for being accused of plagiarizing characters, concepts, and line-art from several other works, especially Bleach. Due to these accusations the series' distribution was halted after three volumes.

Incarnate provides examples of...

 * Aerith and Bob: Mot And Connor
 * Anti-Hero: Mot is at least a Type IV.
 * Author Avatar: The similarities between Mot and Nick are noticeable.
 * Blood Knight: Mot is explicitly stated to be a gore-loving mass murderer.
 * Vincent also shows clear signs of this.
 * Boy Meets Girl: Mot and Sybil.
 * Captain Ersatz: One of the main accusations faced against Incarnate is how its characters look and/or act like almost direct copies of existing characters from manga/anime series. As an example, the character seen here looks like an amalgam of Greed, Alucard, and Crocodile. Furthermore, Grynn looks exactly like another Deviantart picture, as seen in the image.
 * Distressed Damsel: Not a single panel when Sybil isn't being saved, or crying, or being scared.
 * Expy: Mot is one of Alucard, and Sybil of Orihime Inoue.
 * Mot himself looks a bit like L and Teru Mikami in the cover.
 * Vincent is the guy that looks like Kenpachi Zaraki, except with spikey white hair, a scar on his eye, a gigantic scythe and a trench coat.
 * The white wolf looks like Kiba.
 * Ripley has the same smirk, teeth and lanky frame as Shinji Hirako, with a few of the same mannerisms.
 * Eyes Do Not Belong There: All over the body, no less. The only one that has more is probably Alucard.
 * The Faceless: Grynn is this, with an assortment of masks in his cloak to boot. Even when he's changing masks his hair obscures his face.
 * Gorn: In spades.
 * Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Sybil implies that Vincent is one, he has yet to follow up on this however.
 * Our Vampires Are Different: Seems like the Revenants are vampires.
 * Villain Protagonist: Mot and Connor, in particular.
 * Why Won't You Die?: Said by a Sanctum soldier to one of the revenants.