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Casper hears that the vampire Dracula has escaped from his coffin on October 31, 1716. Casper searches Dracula's castle but does not find him. He then assembles an army and tracks down Dracula, who is feeding on helpless parties. Casper's army charges and defeats Dracula's army. However, Dracula survives and goes back to sleep. One thousand years later, Dracula is still killing innocents. Casper finds Dracula in his coffin and engages him in a fight that lasts almost an hour, ultimately defeating Dracula and killing him.
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