In the Hellsing manga does Victoria or any othersupporting characters team up with the main character to fight on the same side, and then either get thier own fight or fight at the same time as the main character but are important in the fight, like when in Ranma 1/2 where Shampoo, Mousse, Ryoga, and Ranma all fight Pantyhose Taro together?
Why don't you just read the manga? Victoria Seras 'teams up' with Alucard in the very first chapter. And there are a few other allies later on, but Alucard is practically immortal so he really doesn't have much use for allies.
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Dude. Just read it. I'm honestly beginning to get extremely tired of this trend on the Manga forum of "spoil me because I'm too lazy to read it for myself barely two chapters later" threads. If you're already that interested in what happens, JUST. READ. IT.
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