Vampire Fatigue?

Angels Replace the Undead as Fictional Romantic Intrigues

Move aside, vampires--angels with attitudes are starting to replace the undead as the newest form of popular romantic icons. Publishers have already begun the leap with more than a dozen soon-to-be-released books featuring flawed angels as lead characters.

Mainstream culture has always exhibited a fascination with immortal idols, which is evident by the huge cultist following of modern characters from the ever popular 'Twilight' series.

Armed with wings, immortality and made to suffer human emotions, flawed angels may prove to be an even stronger attraction for the masses.

Flawed Angels
The rise of flawed angels as a new romantic icon provides opportunities for innovative storytelling and product development in the book and entertainment industry.
Immortal Idols
The continued fascination with immortal idols presents potential for creating new and unique narratives in the book, film, and television industries.
Fictional Romantic Intrigues
The shift from vampires to angels in popular romantic fiction opens up space for new creative directions in writing and media industries.

Where This Applies

Book Publishing
The emergence of flawed angels as a new romantic icon provides opportunities for publishing houses to launch new book series or focus on developing existing ones with an angelic twist.
Film
The trend towards flawed angels and immortal idols could provide opportunities for developing captivating and innovative film experiences for cinema-goers.
Television
The shift towards angels and immortal idols from vampires in popular fiction opens opportunities to create new television series with fresh and intriguing plotlines that cannot be found elsewhere.
SCORE
3.1 out of 10
GENDER
70% Men30% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe, Asia
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 30%
Activity 56%
Freshness 8%