Changes: Apocalypse

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“I suddenly find myself needing to know the plural of apocalypse.”

―Riley Finn^[src]

An apocalypse was a specific occurrence which had an exceptionally destructive effect on the human race. The final outcomes of doomsday events varied from a major disruption of human civilization, to the extinction of human life, to the destruction of the planet Earth, to the annihilation of the entire universe. Several events that almost caused an apocalypse were averted thanks to the efforts of the Scooby Gang and the Angel Investigations team. However, one apocalypse, the end of magic, not only came to pass, but was actually caused by the Scooby Gang.

Apocalypses

Opening of Hellmouth by the Order of Aurelius^[1]
Possible use of nuclear missiles by Moloch^[2]
Opening of Hellmouth by the Master^[3]
All of humanity being incinerated by the Judge^[4]
World being sucked into Hell by Acathla^[5]
Possibly vampire suprematy on the world in the Wishverse by The Master and the Order of Aurelius, already effective on Sunnydale ^[6]
Opening of Hellmouth by the Sisterhood of Jhe^[7]
Ascension of Richard Wilkins into Olvikan^[8]
Destruction of all human life by The Scourge and the Beacon^[9]
Opening of Hellmouth via the Sacrifice of Three^[10]
Creation of an army of human/demon cyborgs^[11]
Freezing of time by Gene Rainey^[12]
Opening of Dimensional Portals by Glory^[13]
Draining of the Earth's life energy by Willow^[14]
The death of all living creatures due to the loss of the Sun^[15]
The First's endgame: the possession of mankind en masse and the destruction of the Slayer line^[16]
Complete loss of free will to Jasmine^[17]
Destruction of the North American continent by the self-destruction of Illyria^[18]
Wolfram & Hart's scheduled Apocalypse^[19]
The Fall of Los Angeles^[20]
Opening a little Hellmouth by Tansy Fry and her new Order of Aurelius in Los Angeles^[21]
Earth being transformed into a demonic breeding farm by Myresto Mor^[22]^[23]
Destruction of the Earth dimension and creation of the Twilight dimension in its place^[24]^[25]
The destruction of the Seed of Wonder and the end of magic^[25]
Re-opening of dimensional portals by Wolfram & Hart's TinCan website^[26]
Reversion of Twilight by Severin, which would tear reality itself apart^[27]
Outbreak of a mystical plague caused by Whistler, Pearl, and Nash^[28].

References

[1] "The Harvest"

[2] "I Robot, You Jane"

[3] "Prophecy Girl"

[4] "Innocence"

[5] "Becoming, Part Two"

[6] "The Wish"

[7] "The Zeppo"

[8] "Graduation Day, Part Two"

[9] "Hero"

[10] "Doomed"

[11] "Primeval"

[12] "Happy Anniversary"

[13] "The Gift"

[14] "Grave"

[15] "Long Day's Journey"

[16] "Chosen"

[17] "Peace Out"

[18] "Time Bomb"

[19] "Not Fade Away"

[20] Angel: After the Fall

[21] Spike: The Devil You Know

[22] "Connorland"

[23] "The Wolf, the Ram, and the Heart"

[24] "Twilight"

[LastGleaming-25] 25.0 ^25.1 "Last Gleaming"

[26] Guarded

[27] The Core

[28] What You Want, Not What You Need

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 * Re-opening of dimensional portals by Wolfram & Hart's [[TinCan]] website<ref>''[[Guarded]]''</ref>
 * Reversion of Twilight by [[Severin]], which would tear reality itself apart<ref>''[[The Core]]''</ref>
+* Outbreak of a [[Plague ball|mystical plague]] caused by [[Whistler]], [[Pearl]], and [[Nash]]<ref>''[[What You Want, Not What You Need]]''</ref>.
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