They change everything if true.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Buffy the Vampire Slayer established an incredibly dedicated audience over the show's seven-season run, with many fans debating theories that could redefine the entire series. Despite the show having wrapped more than 20 years ago, Buffy the Vampire Slayer continues to have a thriving fanbase who continue to dig deep into the series in an effort to uncover hidden details within the clever writing.
Of course, in a fictional show that explores the supernatural, all of these elements being played out as true would make complete sense, but there is a lot of merit to the idea that Buffy is simply unwell. The show features fourth-wall-breaking moments and references to the fact that it's a show, along with episodes that appear to switch up the format, which is unusual and raises doubts regarding the reliability of the show.
5 Faith Is The One True Slayer Not Buffy The history and rules regarding slayers in Buffy is well-defined. When a slayer dies, a new slayer is activated, as the chosen person to fight the forces of evil. Throughout history, only one slayer has ever been active at a time, but the show appeared to change this. Early in the series, Buffy temporarily dies after facing The Master in season 1. Sure enough, a new slayer is activated with Kendra.
She may have died of an aneurysm, but the mental strain brought on by Dawn's appearance could be a major factor in what ultimately killed Joyce. If this is true, it's a tragedy for Buffy and Dawn, who didn't know any better. Dawn was just as clueless as Buffy and the rest of her friends, with implanted memories of a life lived together with Buffy and Joyce.
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