Scylla

Scylla
Name	Scylla
Aliases	Snake Lady
Status	Deceased
Classif.	Shape-shifting vampire
Affiliation	Malik; Order of Aurelius
Appearances
Debut	Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Xbox)
Last seen	Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Xbox)

“I know you guys take the fetish scene way to seriously, but there's a fine line between femme fatale and tacky tramp. You just vaulted right over that line. ”

―Buffy

Scylla was a vampire who had long black hair, full body tattoos and wore black vinyl or leather. Like Malik, she was skilled in basic magic, and could change her shape. Her alternate form was a were-snake. In this form she had long snake tale and a humanoid, reptilian upper body.

She and her lover Malik were recruited by Spike when he reformed the Order of Aurelius. She abducted several young people from The Bronze including Willow Rosenberg. Buffy Summers followed her and Spike through a train station and into a cemetery. At an altar in the cemetery, Buffy faced Scylla and noted that she was stronger than regular vampires. Although she was able to rescue Willow, Scylla was able to escape.

Buffy's next encounter with Scylla happened after her minions abducted Angel from his Mansion. Buffy raced through the building looking for Angel, and defeating several vampires and demons along the way. When she entered Angels training room Buffy stood face to face with Scylla again. This time, Scylla morphed into her were-snake form. Attacking Buffy with serpentine speed and magic energies, Scylla came close to defeating Buffy. Luckily, Buffy was able to open the rooms skylights and burn Scylla to dust.

Appearances

Scylla only appears in the the video game Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Xbox)

Notes

• Scylla is named after the famous greek monster in Homer's Odyssey and other Greek myths.
• A rendering of Scylla appears on one out of every three computers in a level of the game after she has been killed.

See also

• Malik