Buffy the Vampire Slayer

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In Season 5, Buffy's little sister Dawn was revealed to be The Key, a ball of mystical energy with the power to open Dimensions, which is why the villain, Glory went after her. If Dawn is The Key, does that mean that she may have mystical powers of her own? I know that Dawn didn't display any amazing powers like Willow did, but is it possible that she may have some hidden power to open dimensions all by herself? This is just a theory; but what do you think?

(References: Dawn Summers- Heroes- Wiki- Google Images)

Happy Belated Birthday, April 14, to actress Sarah Michelle Gellar who plays Buffy Summers in the television version of Buffy The Vampire Slayer!

🎂HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO SARAH MICHELLE!🎂

I saw a video on Tik Tok in which Buffy mentions Charmed in the comics and Charmed also mentions Buffy in her comics, is it possible that there could actually be parallel versions of Charmed in the Buffyverse? Because I always had the impression that both could exist in the same universe considering that the witchcraft presented by Willow often resembles that of Charmed, I liked these mentions, it would be cool to have a crossover in the comics.

Hi, for some time I've been thinking about watching Buffy the vampire slayer (it's been in my Disney+ watchlist for some time), can anybody tell me how do I watch in chronological order?

I met him at Comicon and honestly he was one of the sweetest people I have ever met. He shook my hand and said nice to meet you, he was funny and just looked like he genuinely wanted to be there. He told me about his time performing, doing live theatre because I was so happy and overwhelmed I cried while I was talking with him. He told me that it was okay and was just extremely sweet. He signed a poster for me and I am just so great full and happy to have gotten to have this experience.

Everytime us fans Angel and Buffy the Vampire Slayer ask David if he would love to come back play the role of angel for some reason he hates that question and he says the awfulest thing ever he don't want to play the role because he's too old I mean have you ever seen David he looks really young for a 53 year-old I don't care what anyone say

every time we get a new book of Buffy it's sad that we can't see the original cast members characters can't continue their story like it says in the comic books if the show is no longer on TV

I don't know if anyone else feels the same way but when Tara sadly got shot I feel like OZ is the only person that could have stopped Willow from using so much dark magic and also could have stopped her from killing Warren

So, I started watching Buffy a few months ago, and I’m just wondering, is it okay to watch Angel after Buffy? I’m on season 6, so it’s a bit late to watch them at the same time, I’m just worried it’ll ruin the watching experience if I watch it when Buffy is done

Love rewatching these series. Love seeing when your favorite characters start to grow more, also love being able to see the little screws up with the editing and scene plays. For instance in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, they reuse scenes. There's this cafeteria scene from the first season thats used as an opening scene to show where the characters are before showing them. Was later washed up to be used again in like season 3 or 4. Or another great one when just starting to rewatch Angel, literally second episode when Angel finds the creepy chest bursting creature and starts to fight it in its new host, you catch a small glimpse of a person in the room with them to the right, probably part of the camera crew. Not saying I at all hate these small mess up, they kinda are like easter eggs.