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CityOfAdventure: Sunnydale and Los Angeles
*EldritchAbomination
EldritchAbomination: Pretty much all so called "higher beings", from the Old Ones to the PowersThatBe
**AngelsDevilsAndSquidAngelsDevilsAndSquid: An interesting case is that all demons, including the SatanicArchetype, are squids or half-squid in their origins but no angels actually appear. Even the servants of the Powers are demons. Angels do appear in comics; Illyria fights against a FallenAngel Liandra and the AI team is contacted by a Potentate, who is actually a demon in disguise. CanonDiscontinuity is in force though, make it a SubvertedTrope.
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* ContinuityOverlapContinuityOverlap: ''Buffy'' and ''Angel'' interacted so much during their respective fourth and first seasons that watching them in concert is almost a necessity to understand what's going on in either. This would continue to a lesser degree in later seasons; in particular season four of ''Angel'' had several hints about the events of ''Buffy'''s seventh (and final) season.
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* FeministFantasy: While feminists (particularly third wave) are happy to point out the places where Whedon's writing chops don't quite make the grade, they'll also point out that his work a) is intended to be feminist, b) actually ''is'' feminist 90% of the time, c) is miles ahead of most other television, and 2) is damn good television in its own right.
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* GreaterScopeParagon: The ''[=BuffyVerse=]'' has the {{Trope Namer}}s for PowersThatBe, who hundreds of years before ''LiveAction/{{Angel}}'' created a prophecy regarding a vampire with a soul. However, [[GodsHandsAreTied they're unable to directly help the protagonists]] because their physical avatars got destroyed.
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The [[Film/BuffyTheVampireSlayer 1992 film, film]], the spin-off comics published during the broadcast of the TV shows, and all the spin-off novels are officially non-canonical.
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PresentDay: Generally speaking, the televised Buffyverse took place around the same time it was broadcast.
*RagtagBunchOfMisfitsRagtagBunchOfMisfits: Both the Scooby Gang and the Angel Investigations team are this, at least at the beginning of the respective series.
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The universe of Creator/JossWhedon and MutantEnemy's Creator/MutantEnemy's ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' and ''Series/{{Angel}}'', some ''Spike'' comics, and in a later time period, the comic series ''ComicBook/{{Fray}}: Future Slayer''.
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** In the ''Angel'' episode "Habeas Corpses", the Wolfram & Hart building's mystical security system has a last-ditch emergency mode of raising all dead employees as {{Flesh-Eating {{Flesh Eating Zombie}}s, to ensure the death of whoever invaded it.
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** In the ''Angel'' episdode "The Thin Dead Line", a KnightTemplar police captain raises dead cops as {{Voodoo Zombie}}s and has them continue patrolling the streets, ignoring their tendency to gratuitous violence.
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** In the ''Angel'' episode "Habeas Corpses", the Wolfram & Hart building's mystical security system has a last-ditch emergency mode of raising all dead employees as FleshEatingZombies, {{Flesh-Eating Zombie}}s, to ensure the death of whoever invaded it.
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** In the ''Angel'' episdode "The Thin Dead Line", a KnightTemplar police captain raises dead cops as VoodooZombies {{Voodoo Zombie}}s and has them continue patrolling the streets, ignoring their tendency to gratuitous violence.
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** In "Dead Man's Party", the zombies are VoodooZombies under the control of an evil spirit inhabiting a cursed mask.
** In "The Zeppo", the undead juvenile delinquents are raised by voodoo rituals, but have a RevenantZombie's independent volition and intact personality.
** In the ''Angel'' episdode "The Thin Dead Line", a KnightTemplar police captain raises dead cops as VoodooZombies and has them continue patrolling the streets, ignoring their tendency to gratuitous violence.
** In the ''Angel'' episode "Provider", a character becomes a RevenantZombie through, it appears, pure will to transcend death.
** In the ''Angel'' episode "Habeas Corpses", the Wolfram & Hart building's mystical security system has a last-ditch emergency mode of raising all dead employees as FleshEatingZombies, to ensure the death of whoever invaded it.
** In "Dead Man's Party", the zombies are VoodooZombies under the control of an evil spirit inhabiting a cursed mask.
** In "The Zeppo", the undead juvenile delinquents are raised by voodoo rituals, but have a RevenantZombie's independent volition and intact personality.
** In the ''Angel'' episdode "The Thin Dead Line", a KnightTemplar police captain raises dead cops as VoodooZombies and has them continue patrolling the streets, ignoring their tendency to gratuitous violence.
** In the ''Angel'' episode "Provider", a character becomes a RevenantZombie through, it appears, pure will to transcend death.
** In the ''Angel'' episode "Habeas Corpses", the Wolfram & Hart building's mystical security system has a last-ditch emergency mode of raising all dead employees as FleshEatingZombies, to ensure the death of whoever invaded it.
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Whedon.
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The universe of Creator/JossWhedon and MutantEnemy's ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' and ''Series/{{Angel}}'' , ''Series/{{Angel}}'', some ''Spike'' comics, and in a later time period, the comic series ''ComicBook/{{Fray}}: Future Slayer'' (but apparently not ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', as it is set in a very different future from ''Fray'' - though it may simply be much, much later).
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* The IDW Angel: After the Fall and Spike: After the Fall comic series.
* The Tales of the Slayers and Tales of the Vampires comic series.
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* [[PostScriptSeason Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight and Season Nine comic series]].
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* The IDW Angel: After the Fall and Spike: After the Fall comic series.
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The universe of Creator/JossWhedon and MutantEnemy's ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' and ''Series/{{Angel}}'' , some ''Spike'' comics, and in a later time period, the comic series ''[[{{Fray}} Fray: ''ComicBook/{{Fray}}: Future Slayer]]'' Slayer'' (but apparently not ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', as it is set in a very different future from ''Fray'' - though it may simply be much, much later).
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* Angel and Faith.
* Angel: After the Fall and Spike: After the Fall.
* Tales of the Slayers and The Tales of the Vampires comic series.
* {{Fray}}.
* The Origin (Buffy comic) ([[ExecutiveMeddling based on the original script written by Joss Whedon]]).
* Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer and Series/{{Angel}}
* [[PostScriptSeason Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight and Season Nine comic series]].
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* Angel: After the Fall and Spike: After the Fall.
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It has been given different names by fans: Slayerverse, Jossverse, and Wheldonverse.
The primary setting elements that make up the Buffyverse are:
* ContinuityOverlap
* CharacterOverlap
* CityOfAdventure
* EldritchAbomination
** AngelsDevilsAndSquid
* FunctionalMagic
* OurVampiresAreDifferent
* OurSoulsAreDifferent
* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent
* PresentDay
* RagtagBunchOfMisfits
* {{Subculture}} (wicca, demons)
* TrueCompanions
* UrbanFantasy
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It has been given different names by fans: Slayerverse, Jossverse, and Wheldonverse.
The primary setting elements that make up the Buffyverse are:
* ContinuityOverlap
* CharacterOverlap
* CityOfAdventure
* EldritchAbomination
** AngelsDevilsAndSquid
* FunctionalMagic
* OurVampiresAreDifferent
* OurSoulsAreDifferent
* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent
* PresentDay
* RagtagBunchOfMisfits
* {{Subculture}} (wicca, demons)
* TrueCompanions
* UrbanFantasy
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