History Franchise / BuffyVerse

*** Jasmine is killed not by Angel, who tries to offer her a second chance, but by her own "father" and loyal follower Connor, after she is partially [[DePower de-powered]] and Connor crosses the DespairEventHorizon.

*** Jasmine is killed not by Angel, who tries to offer her a second chance, but by her own "father" and former loyal follower Connor, after she is partially [[DePower de-powered]] and Connor crosses the DespairEventHorizon.

*** Recurring female vampires Drusilla and Harmony are either repeatedly spared or not pursued by the heroes in a way that no other vampire in the show benefits from. This is somewhat understandable for Harmony who is an IneffectualSympatheticVillain and goes on to be a reality star who encourages other vampires not to feed from unwilling victims for pragmatism's sake. Not so much for Drusilla who has killed numerous people, including the Slayer Kendra.

*** Recurring female vampires Drusilla and Harmony are either repeatedly spared or not pursued by the heroes in a way that no other vampire in the show benefits from. This is somewhat understandable for Harmony who is an IneffectualSympatheticVillain. Not so much for Drusilla who has killed numerous people, including the Slayer Kendra.

* ''VideoGame/BuffyTheVampireSlayer2002'': An Xbox Exclusive game. The story deals with forces trying to bring back The Master and Buffy and the Scoobies efforts in trying to stop him.

* ''[[ComicBook/BuffyTheVampireSlayerChosenOnes Chosen Ones]]'': A couple of one-shots that focus on Slayers of the past in the rebooted canon, in the [[IncrediblyLamePun vein]] of the ''Tales of the Slayers'' from the original continuity.

* ''ComicBook/{{Willow}}'': Mini-series that focuses on Willow from the ''Buffy'' reboot and how she comes into being the magical prodigy in this incarnation.

* The ''ComicBook/AngelAndFaith'' comic series

* The ''Tales of the Slayers'' and ''Tales of the Vampires'' comic series: Two limited edition series/ stand alone books that showcase various Slayers and vampires through the ages:

* ''[[ComicBook/BuffyTheVampireSlayerChosenOnes Chosen Ones]]'': A couple of one-shots that focus on Slayers of the past.

* ''Buffy: The High School Years'': A LighterAndSofter take on the series which returns back to Buffy's days at Sunnydale High. Only got three volumes published through 2016-17 due to Dark Horse losing the license to the series.

* ''[[ComicBook/BuffyTheVampireSlayerTeaTime Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Tea Time]]'': A one-shot where the Scoobies speculate about what would happen if Giles were ever turned into a vampire. Set in yet another AU (as Sunnydale High is still standing, and Willow mentions being married to Tara).\

* ''[[ComicBook/Angel2022 Angel (2022)]]'': An eight-issue series set in yet another alternate reality, where Angel is a real supernatural detective vampire at Angel Investigations but also an actor playing a fictionalized version of his own life, with Cordelia as his co-star playing Detective Kate Lockley.\
* ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Tea Time'': A one-shot where the Scoobies speculate about what would happen if Giles were ever turned into a vampire. Set in yet another AU (as Sunnydale High is still standing, and Willow mentions being married to Tara).

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* ''[[ComicBook/Angel2022 Angel (2022)]]'': An eight-issue series set in yet another alternate reality, where Angel is a real supernatural detective vampire at Angel Investigations but also an actor playing a fictionalized version of his own life, with Cordelia as his co-star playing Detective Kate Lockley.

* ''[[ComicBook/Angel2022 Angel (2022)]]'': An eight-issue series set in yet another alternate reality, where Angel is a real supernatural detective vampire at Angel Investigations but also an actor playing a fictionalized version of his life, with Cordelia as his co-star playing Detective Kate Lockley.

* ContinuityOverlap: ''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) televised season.

The universe of Creator/JossWhedon and Creator/MutantEnemy's ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' and ''Series/{{Angel}}'', some ''Spike'' comics, and in a later time period, the comic series ''[[ComicBook/{{Fray}}: Future Slayer]]''. It has been given [[FanNickname various different names by fans]]: Slayerverse, Jossverse and Whedonverse, but most often Buffyverse.

The universe of Creator/JossWhedon and Creator/MutantEnemy's ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' and ''Series/{{Angel}}'', some ''Spike'' comics, and in a later time period, the comic series ''ComicBook/{{Fray}}: Future Slayer''. It has been given [[FanNickname various different names by fans]]: Slayerverse, Jossverse and Whedonverse, but most often Buffyverse.

* ''ComicBook/{{Hellmouth}}'': Part of the reboot continuity's first CrisisCrossover and meant as a companion read alongside the rebooted ''Buffy'' and ''Angel''. Focusing on Buffy and Angel's journey through the dimension to stop Drusilla from expanding it and trying to seal it in the process.

* ''[[ComicBook/BuffyTheLastVampireSlayer Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer]]'': A four-issue alternate reality story where Buffy is in her fifties, the sun has been magically blocked out, and vampires are at the top of society. Kind of the ''ComicBook/OldManLogan'' of ''Buffy''.

* ''[[ComicBook/AngelBoomStudios Angel (2019)]]'': Likewise a reboot of the spin-off series. In this case, the series starts from when Angel comes to Sunnydale and explores his past with new lore and his role in the new universe. Part of the same continuity as 2019 ''Buffy''. Renamed ''Angel & Spike'' halfway through.

* ''ComicBook/{{Hellmouth}}'': Part of the first CrisisCrossover and meant as a companion read during it alongside the main comic and ''Angel''. Focusing on Buffy and Angel's journey through the dimension to stop Drusilla from expanding it and trying to seal it in the process.
* ''ComicBook/{{Willow}}'': Mini-series that focuses on Willow and how she comes into being the magical prodigy in this incarnation.

* ''[[ComicBook/AngelBoomStudios Angel (2019)]]'': Likewise a reboot of the spin-off series. In this case, the series starts from when Angel comes to Sunnydale and explores his past with new lore and his role in the new universe. Renamed ''Angel & Spike'' halfway through.

* AngelsDevilsAndSquid: 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 often demons, such as Whistler and Skip. Angels do appear in comics; Willow encounters an angel while traveling TheMultiverse in the Season Nine comics, and ''Angel & Faith'' establishes that Whistler is an angel-demon crossbreed.

* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: Lycanthropy can be transmitted by bite regardless of transformation state (Oz became a werewolf when he was bitten by his baby cousin Jordy, before he even knew Jordy was a werewolf), and werewolves display a heightened sense of smell and a vulnerability to silver. They change three times every moon cycle: the night of the full moon and the two surrounding nights. They retain very little of their human intelligence or personality when shifted, usually killing and eating people they come across indiscriminately. With meditation, chanting and herbs, Oz and the other werewolves at a Tibetan monastery were able to overcome the lunar cycle, but now can change even during the day if they get upset enough.

* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: Lycanthropy can be transmitted by bite regardless of transformation state (Oz became a werewolf when he was bitten by his baby cousin Jordy, before he even knew Jordy was a werewolf), displays a heightened sense of smell, and a vulnerability to silver and deadly injuries, like a ripped throat or bullet wounds. They change three times every moon cycle: the night of the full moon and the two surrounding nights. They retain very little of their human intelligence or personality when shifted, usually killing and eating people they come across indiscriminately.

* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: Lycanthropy can be transmitted by bite regardless of transformation state (Oz was bitten by his baby cousin Jordy before he even knew Jordy was a werewolf), displays a heightened sense of smell, and a vulnerability to silver and deadly injuries, like a ripped throat or bullet wounds. They change three times every moon cycle: the night of the full moon and the two surrounding nights. They retain very little of their human intelligence or personality when shifted, usually killing and eating people they come across indiscriminately.

* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: Lycanthropy can be transmitted by bite regardless of transformation state, displays a heightened sense of smell, and a vulnerability to silver and deadly injuries, like a ripped throat or bullet wounds. They change three times every moon cycle: the night of the full moon and the two surrounding nights. They retain very little of their human intelligence or personality when shifted, usually killing and eating people they come across indiscriminately.

* PossessingADeadBody: This is explicitly said to be what a vampire is. You die, and an evil demon takes over your body. There is a remnant of the human's personality in the vampire, though (to varying degrees), especially since on its own the demon part is one of the more bestial, non-sentient species of demon, so the memories left in the human brain are really all there is to form an actual personality with. But without the human soul, they have no real grasp of right and wrong and are drawn to the evil side; at best, they can fight with the good guys because of an emotional attachment to specific people (pre-soul Spike) or avoid drinking unwilling victims so they won't be staked (Harmony).

* PossessingADeadBody: This is explicitly said to be what a vampire is. You die, and an evil demon takes over your body. There is a remnant of the human's personality in the vampire, though, to varying degrees, especially since on its own the demon part is one of the more bestial, non-sentient species of demon, so the memories left in the human brain are really all there is to form an actual personality with. But without the human soul, they have no real grasp of right and wrong and are drawn to the evil side; at best, they can fight with the good guys because of an emotional attachment to specific people (pre-soul Spike) or avoid drinking unwilling victims so they won't be staked (Harmony).

* PossessingADeadBody: This is explicitly said to be what a vampire is. You die, and an evil demon takes over your body. There is a remnant of the human's personality in the vampire, though, to varying degrees, especially since on its own the demon part is one of the more bestial, non-sentient species of demon, so the memories left in the human brain are really all there is to form an actual personality with. But without a conscience as such.

* PossessingADeadBody: This is explicitly said to be what a vampire is. You die, and an evil demon takes over your body. There is a remnant of the human's personality in the vampire, though, to varying degrees, especially since on its own the demon part is one of the more bestial, non-sentient species of demon.