YES! Life of Maid-chan wasn't a joke after all! Colonel Aki's work looks as great as ever! I do hope he doesn't forget about the original Life of Maid.
the belive of vampiers have no refelctions in mirrows is becaus old mirrows most time was made of silver and glass and silver only refelct "pure" souls whild today you rarely see a silver mirrow "modern" vampiers are reflectet like anyone else
I interpreted MezzoDragon's comment as, "A vampire can see her or his own reflection, while it remains invisible to humans." Never heard such a statement before, though.
Note that von Liebig invented the silvered-glass mirror in 1835. "Dracula" by Stoker, an important source of vampire lore to many, was published in 1897, probably at a time when silvered-glass mirrors had become quite commonplace. Does anyone remember what that book has to say about mirrors?