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Blood tablets are not a real substitute for blood as they do not taste very satisfying. The Night Class students are known to prefer real blood. Some ex-humans cannot accept blood tablets as their bodies physically reject them. Zero was included in this, until the second arc after he completed his fragment, he was capable of eating them.

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  • Blood tablets are not a real substitute for blood as they do not taste very satisfying. The Night Class students are known to prefer real blood. Some ex-humans cannot accept blood tablets as their bodies physically reject them. Zero was included in this, until the second arc after he completed his fragment, he was capable of eating them.
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  • Blood tablets are not a real substitute for blood as they do not taste very satisfying. The Night Class students are known to prefer real blood. Some ex-humans cannot accept blood tablets as their bodies physically reject them. Zero was included in this, until the second arc after he completed his fragment, he was capable of eating them. It is usually only required to take one to two tablets at a time. The exceptions include a young Kaname, following the death of his parents, Ruka and Kain noted the alarming amount of blood tablets that Kaname swallows. Kaien Cross finds Zero consuming a high amount of tablets due to his high thirst and inability to quench it through tablets and hunting.
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