This article contains a list of stories and events that take place in the Buffyverse presented in chronological order. It includes stories from various media, such as episodes, books, comics, video games, etc.
Colors are used to mark some stories as confirmed canon according to the below key.
Buffyverse Chronology Key |
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Ancient – 1600
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Comic (Flashback) |
The Wolf, the Ram, and the Heart | Before Time |
Ancient entities, including Myresto Mor and Rowant Mor, observe the creation of the universe. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Fray | Primordium Age |
Warring demons — “monsters beyond imagination, most of them pure evil” — rule Earth and other dimensions before the rise of mortal creatures. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Only Human | Vahla ha'nesh, Primordium Age |
The Old One Illyria suppresses a rebellion by the demon Darque Wurms, leaving a single survivor buried alive. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: United | Nitobe world, Primordium Age |
As Eldre Koh struggles to become a Yataro warrior, Illyria wipes out his village; blamed for the slaughter, Koh is imprisoned and his race enslaved. | ||
Comic | Angel Season 11: Out of the Past (partially) | Vahla ha'nesh, Primordium Age |
Angel and Fred arrive in Illyria's world as an invading Old One consumes her followers, prompting the Illyria of this time to consider a dramatic solution. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A5.15 A Hole in the World | Primordium Age |
The spirits of the Old Ones are imprisoned within sarcophagi and entombed in the Deeper Well. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 9: The Core | Primordium Age |
Before his imprisonment as one of the last Old Ones entombed in the Deeper Well, Maloker sires the first vampire. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: The Hero of His Own Story | After the Primordium Age |
A precognitive child is born to an agent of The Powers That Be and a pureblood demon, but the couple are killed for their blasphemous union. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B7.15 Get It Done | Africa, Prehistory |
Sineya, the First Slayer, is created by the Shadow Men. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Slayers: Prologue | Africa, Prehistory |
The First Slayer is rejected by her village and instructed to fight alone. | ||
Novel (Flashback) |
Portal Through Time | Uruk, Sumer, 2700 BCE (approx.) |
The Watcher of the Slayer Ejuk is slain by time-traveling assassins intent on destroying the Slayer line. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B4.02 Living Conditions | 1000 BCE (approx.) |
The Mok'tagar Demon who will later be known as Kathy Newman is born. | ||
Novel (Background) |
Dark Congress | Marrakesh, Morocco, 996 BCE |
The Slayer, unable to destroy the river goddess Kandida, imprisons her inside a sarcophagus. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B2.09 What's My Line, Part One | 970 BCE (approx.) |
The Order of Taraka, a mystical guild of assassins, operates in the time of King Solomon. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: The Hero of His Own Story | Greece, 500 BCE (approx.) |
Whistler serves as an advisor in ancient Greece. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer I: A Good Run | Greece, 490 BCE |
In order to protect an important messenger, the Slayer Thessily must run 300 miles in three days while fending off vampires. | ||
Novel (Flashback) |
Go Ask Malice | Thebes, Greece |
The Slayer Artemia is tortured and killed by Kakistos, but her daughter returns as a vengeance demon to grant her wish for revenge. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Blood of Carthage | Rome and Carthage, 149–145 BCE |
War rages between Cato's Rome and the demon Vraka, culminating in the summoning of the Old One Ky-laag by the Roman general Scipio. | ||
Novel (Background) |
The Evil That Men Do | Rome, 41 |
The Slayer foils the plans of a nefarious vampire duo to raise the demon Meter by stealing the ashes of the Emperor Caligula. | ||
Gamebook (Background) |
Night Terrors (Stake-Your-Destiny series) | Britain, 52 |
The Night Terrors forcibly eject the spirit of the Slayer, a Celtic warrior, allowing vampires to feast on her corporeal body. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: The Hero of His Own Story | England, late fifth century |
Whistler guides the future King Arthur to the Sword in the Stone. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B3.12 Helpless | 800 (approx.) |
The Watchers Council establishes the Cruciamentum as a trial of the Slayer on her 18th birthday. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B7.05 Selfless | Sjornjost, Sweden, 880 |
Aud transforms Olaf into a demon, and is herself dubbed the vengeance demon Anyanka by D'Hoffryn. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer II: Lady Shobu | Sagami Province, Japan, 980 |
Kishi Minomoto is summoned as a Slayer and sent to locate demons, only to discover that her Watcher is not who he claims to be. | ||
Comic (Background) |
The Heart of a Slayer | France, 11th Century |
The Slayer Adja sets off in pursuit of the time-traveling demon assassin Karfarnaum. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Buffy Season 8: Last Gleaming | 12th Century |
The Master, already a powerful vampire, is enslaved by the Seed of Wonder in order to protect it. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B1.05 Never Kill a Boy on the First Date | 12th Century |
The vampire Aurelius prophesies the eventual rise of the Anointed One as the Master's greatest warrior. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B5.13 Blood Ties | 12th Century |
The Order of Dagon is founded by Tarnis to protect The Key. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B5.09 Listening To Fear | Reykjavík, Iceland, 12th Century |
A meteor containing an extraterrestrial Queller Demon impacts in the region. | ||
Comic (Background) |
The Blood of Carthage | North America, 12th Century |
Vraka and the Blood of Carthage move the trapped demon Ky-laag to what would later become Sunnydale. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B3.21 Graduation Day, Part One | Koskov Valley, 1200 (approx.) |
A sorcerer in a village in the Koskov Valley becomes the embodiment of the demon Lohesh. Only three people escape alive. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer III: Dark of the Moon | New Mexico, 1229 and 1250 |
A Slayer is trained but becomes frustrated when she fails to fulfill her duty through no fault of her own. | ||
Novel (Background) |
The Book of Fours | Jerusalem, Mid-13th Century |
While attempting to save a French knight, the Arabic Slayer is killed by a primal evil known as the Gatherer. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Long Night's Journey | China, 1310 |
A dying vampire hunter, Perfect Zheng, allows himself to become a vampire in order to escape death. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer II: Abomination | Beauport, Brittany, France, 1320 |
The Slayer Eliane resists being called, but after the death of her son, she eventually passes the Slayer title to her infant daughter. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Origin | Italy, Mid-14th Century |
The Slayer, a barmaid at the height of the bubonic plague epidemic, is killed by the vampire Lothos outside the Boar's Head tavern. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 10: Return to Sunnydale | Mexico and hell dimension, 14th Century |
A Soul Glutton swears revenge on humankind after surviving an incursion into his hell dimension by an Aztec Slayer, during which his family is killed. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B1.08 I, Robot... You, Jane | Cortona, Italy, 1418 |
Moloch's soul is trapped in a tome by an order of monks. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Death of Buffy (main story) | France, 1424–1431 |
Jehanne Darc – a.k.a. St. Joan of Arc – serves as the Slayer. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B1.11 Out of Mind, Out of Sight | 15th Century |
The Pergamum Codex, an important book of Slayer prophecies, is "misplaced." | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer IV: The Rule of Silence | Seville, Spain, 1481 |
The Marrano Slayer Esperanza de la Vega, living secretly as a Jew under the Spanish Inquisition, is arrested and charged as a witch. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B2.04 Inca Mummy Girl | Peru, Late 15th Century |
A young princess is chosen as a sacrifice by her people. | ||
Novel (Flashback) |
Tempted Champions | Greece, 1527 |
The Slayer Cassia Marsilka is turned by the ancient vampire Cyrus the Gladiator. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B5.16 The Body | Europe, 16th Century |
The creature who will later be known as Santa Claus begins disemboweling children. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B5.05 No Place Like Home | France, 16th Century |
The sorcerer Cloutier creates a spell called Tirer La Couverture, which allows the caster to see the signature of spells cast nearby. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Slayers: Righteous | England, 16th Century |
A reluctant Slayer fights to save a walled medieval town from vampires, but faces suspicion from the town's established clergy. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Tales of the Vampires issue five | Rouen, France, 16th Century |
The hardworking cobbler Roche is sired by the ancient (and elegantly shod) vampire Die Einsame. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Origin | England, 16th Century |
The noble-born, castle-dwelling Slayer is slain by the vampire Lothos. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B5.01 Buffy vs. Dracula | Late 16th Century |
Anyanka encounters Dracula after cursing a man by making him incredibly fat. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer I: The White Doe | London and Roanoke Colony, 1586 |
An English Slayer among the Croatoans is transformed into a white doe when she refuses the advances of a wizard. |
1601 – 1900 History
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Short Story | Tales of the Slayer I: Die Blutgrafin | Hungary, 1609 |
The Slayer Ildikó infiltrates the castle of Countess Elizabeth Bathory (die Blutgrafin) in an attempt to stop a series of mysterious deaths. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A2.07 Darla | Virginia Colony, 1609 |
A dying prostitute is visited by a mysterious stranger (revealed to be The Master), who sires her to become the vampire Darla. | ||
Novel (Flashback) |
Halloween Rain | Ireland, Early 17th Century |
The Slayer Erin Randall kills the Tatzelwurm, but is killed by the demon Samhain after facing him on two separate Halloweens. | ||
Promotional Material | History of the Slayer | Plymouth Colony, 1625 |
The Slayer Abigail Cole stops a series of mysterious deaths that had been attributed to unknown animals. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer II: Blood and Brine | The Caribbean, 1661 |
A ship's crew mutinies against its captain, Robin Whitby, upon discovering she is a woman, only to be attacked by a sea monster. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Happy New Year | New England, 17th Century |
Jealous alchemist Nathaniel Filmer accuses two friends of witchcraft, and is cursed by them as they are burned at the stake. | ||
Short Story (Background) |
Tales of the Slayer II: The Ghosts of Slayers Past | Netherlands, 1670–1673 |
Carissa Avenhaus, called at the age of 12, serves three years as the Slayer before perishing at 15. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 8: Twilight | 1680s |
Fearing that the current Slayer will bring about Twilight, thirty fearful Watchers commit suicide by poisoning their drinks in a dining hall. | ||
Novel (Flashback) |
Night of the Living Rerun | Salem, Massachusetts, 1692 |
The Slayer Samantha Kane is summoned to investigate an accused witch but, uncovering a plot to raise The Master, dies to defeat him. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B3.17 Enemies | Sharpesville, May 26, 1723 |
An Ascension occurs and completely destroys a town, leaving no survivors. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A1.15 The Prodigal | Galway, Ireland, 1727 |
Liam is born to a linen and silk merchant. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel Season 11: Dark Reflections | Galway, Ireland, 1730s |
Liam's father expresses pride in Liam's reading progress, and optimism about his future prospects. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel Season 11: Dark Reflections | Galway, Ireland, late 1740s |
Liam coaxes a young woman into joining him in the family's barn. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Origin | Hong Kong, 18th Century |
A Slayer working as a prostitute runs away from her first customer, a British sailor, and is killed by the vampire Lothos. | ||
Comic | Angel Season 11: Dark Reflections (partially) | Galway, Ireland, 1753 |
A time-traveling Angel works to avert his original siring by Darla, at the risk of introducing a catastrophic paradox. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A1.15 The Prodigal | Galway, Ireland, 1753 |
Liam leaves home after fighting with his father. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B2.21 Becoming I | Galway, Ireland, 1753 |
A drunken Liam is killed and sired by Darla, becoming Angelus. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A.15 The Prodigal | Galway, Ireland, 1753 |
Liam rises from his grave and makes his first kill, later returning home to murder his family. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Cursed | Galway, Ireland, 1753 |
At Darla's prompting, Angelus toys with and kills his friend Liam McHugh. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A2.07 Darla | London, 1760 |
Darla brings Angelus before The Master, but Angelus' lack of respect forces her to choose between them: She leaves with Angelus. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A3.08 Quickening | York, England, 1764 |
Evading a trap set by vampire hunter Daniel Holtz, Darla and Angelus travel to Holtz's home to kill his wife and children. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A3.09 Lullaby | York, England, 1764 |
Holtz returns home to discover that his daughter has become a vampire, forcing him to kill her. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A2.09 The Trial | France, 1765 |
Fleeing Holtz, Darla and Angelus take refuge in a barn, but Darla abandons him when pursuers set the building ablaze. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A3.01 Heartthrob | Marseilles, France, 1767 |
Darla and Angelus, evading Holtz, spend time with vampire couple James and Lisbeth. | ||
Short Story (Flashback) |
Tales of the Slayer I: Unholy Madness | Russia, 1770 |
The current Slayer is killed by the vampire L'Hero. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A3.07 Offspring | Rome, 1771 |
Holtz captures and tortures Angelus, before Darla rescues him, killing all present but Holtz. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A3.08 Quickening | 1773 |
Holtz allows the demon Sahjhan to bring him into the future to exact revenge. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A1.11 Somnambulist | Ireland, 1786 |
Angel sires a young Puritan named Penn, who goes on to kill his sister as his first victim, followed by the rest of his family. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer I: Unholy Madness | France, 1789 |
The Slayer Marie-Christine, living in the royal palace at Versailles, battles against L'Hero, a vampire who is leading a rebellion among the poor. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A4.11 Soulless | Prussia, 1789 |
The Beast attempts to convince Angelus to kill the Svear priestesses, but Angelus refuses. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Slayers: The Innocent | Paris, France, 1790 |
Claudine, the Slayer during the French Revolution, is tricked by her Watcher into killing a human aristocrat. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A5.04 Hell Bound | Los Angeles, 1791 |
Wolfram & Hart uses the blood of the killer Matthias Pavayne to de-consecrate the ground of a former church for its local headquarters. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Twilight | France, 1792 |
Claudine is overpowered and killed by a vampire. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: Lost and Found | France, August 10, 1792 |
Angelus joins in the storming of the Tuileries palace during the French Revolution. | ||
Novel (Flashback) |
Portal Through Time | Paris, France, 1799 |
The Slayer Marguerite is pursued by two time-traveling vampires intent on disrupting the Slayer line, but is saved by a future Slayer. | ||
Comic | Angel vs. Frankenstein | Geneva, 1800 |
Angelus pretends to be the heir to the Frankenstein family fortune. Frankenstein's monster tries to stop him. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
False Memories | Japan, 1801 |
After her Watcher's death, The Slayer Yuki Makimura confronts The Master, who defeats and sires her as a vampire. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Vampires: Some Like it Hot | Europe, Early 19th Century |
A vampire undergoes an experimental surgery that will allow him to survive in the sun indefinitely. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B4.08 Pangs | Sunnydale, 1812 |
An old Mission, the spirit of Chumash spirit warrior Hus bound to it, is buried by an earthquake. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Slayers: Presumption | Somersetshire, England, 1813 |
Elizabeth Weston finds a novel way to seek out vampires in restrictive nineteenth-century English upper-class society. | ||
Novel (Flashback) |
Blooded | England, 1817 |
The Slayer Justine is injured during one of her first battles, surviving a month before succumbing to her injuries. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B3.10 Amends | Dublin, December 1838 |
Angelus kills a man named Daniel in a novel payment of the latter's gambling debt. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Heart of a Slayer | Sunnydale, 1840 |
The time-traveling demon Karfarnaum appears and attacks a church, but is driven away by the Slayer Adja. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Past Lives | England, 1841 |
A group led by self-styled vampire hunter Sir Andrew Landry confronts Angelus, who kills all but Landry himself. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Tales of the Slayers: The Glittering World | Sunnydale, 1841 |
A Navajo Slayer, Naayéé'neizgháni, confronts a fellow tribeswoman who has become a vampire, destroying a small town in the process. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer II: The Ghosts of Slayers Past | London, 1843 |
An East End Watcher is unsympathetic toward his charge until he is visited by two Slayers from the past – and one from the future. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Past Lives | England, 1845 |
Sir Andrew Landry leads another failed attack on Angelus. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A4.13 Salvage | Tuscany, 1845 |
Angelus meets the vampire Rosaria, an encounter he will later forget. | ||
Promotional Material | History of the Slayer | Boston, 1845 |
The Slayer stops a series of grisly murders in the Boston shipyards. | ||
Comic | Angel Season 11: Time and Tide | Pacific Ocean, 19th Century |
Time-traveling Angel and Fred meet Darla and Angelus on a voyage from Australia to England, inadvertently setting off a demonic beetle infestation. | ||
Comic | Angel Season 11: Dark Reflections (partially) | Pacific Ocean, 19th Century |
A weakened Illyria attempts to bring Angel back to the 21st century, but their journey is misdirected by Angel's wish to alter the past. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A1.13 She | 1850s |
Angelus meets the French poet Charles Baudelaire, possibly inspiring the eponymous demon of the poem "Le Vampire" from Les Fleur du Mal. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Past Lives | Sheffield, England, 1854 |
Angelus invades the estate of Sir Andrew Landry and turns his wife, forcing him to stake her. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer III: Ch'ing Shih | Shanghai, China, June 10, 1856 |
A Slayer whose Watcher dies runs away from the monastery where she trained, posing as a man to survive. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Surrogates | London, 1856 |
Angelus is imprisoned for the brutal murder of a young girl, but manages to escape before the rising sun comes through his cell window. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Past Lives | Devonshire, England, 1857 |
Angelus torments an insane Andrew Landry in his sanitarium cell. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A2.05 Dear Boy | England, 1860 |
Darla shows Drusilla, a woman with the gift of visions, to Angelus. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B2.21 Becoming I | England, 1860 |
After killing a priest, Angelus taunts Drusilla in a confessional booth. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A2.05 Dear Boy | England, 1860 |
Angelus and Darla slaughter everyone in Drusilla's convent; Angel announces his intent to make the traumatized Drusilla a vampire. | ||
Novel (Flashback) |
Portal Through Time | Tennessee, 1862 |
Two time-traveling vampires attempt to kill the Slayer Agatha Primrose, secretly a Union spy, but are foiled by a future Slayer and her friends. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer II: The New Watcher | Atlanta, 1864 |
The Slayer Pauline Francis Bernard, passing herself off as a man, enlists in the Union army until her new Watcher seeks her out. | ||
Promotional Material | History of the Slayer | Virginia, 1866 |
The unexplained disappearances of several Civil War widows are stopped when Slayer Lucy Hanover sets up camp in a nearby graveyard. | ||
Novel (Flashback) |
Immortal | Venice, Italy, 1873 |
The Slayer Angela Martignetti pursues the body-switching vampire Veronique, foiling her plans and finally confronting her on a small island. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer IV: Alone | Ireland, 1876 |
The Slayer Catherine Callan of Ulster must tolerate both her father and prejudice from the largely English Watchers Council. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Spike: Old Times | London, 1880 |
Cecily Addams – in reality the vengeance demon Halfrek – rejects an unsuspecting William. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B5.07 Fool for Love | London, 1880 |
A distraught William bumps into Angelus, Drusilla, and Darla. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A2.07 Darla | London, 1880 |
Drusilla, in want of a companion, sires William. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B7.17 Lies My Parents Told Me | London, 1880 |
William sires and stakes his dying his mother, distraught that the resulting vampire is not the woman who loved him. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A5.08 Destiny | London, 1880 |
Angelus welcomes William into their group, but they soon begin fighting over Drusilla's affections. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B5.07 Fool for Love | Yorkshire, 1880 |
William – now using the name Spike, after his preferred method of torture – fights with Angelus at the bottom of a mine shaft. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B3.10 Amends | London, 1883 |
Angelus kills a maid at a society party, indicating his intent to later consume her son as well. | ||
Novel (Flashback) |
These Our Actors | London, 1880s |
Spike decides to take his revenge on Cecily, rejecting her when she attempts to apologize for her earlier treatment. | ||
Novel (Background) |
The Evil That Men Do | 19th Century |
Angelus is involved in a romantic relationship with the ancient vampire Helen (a relationship that ends with the restoration of his soul). | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer I: Mornglom Dreaming | Kentucky, 1886 |
Mollie Prater, 15-year-old girl living in Kentucky, is called as the new Slayer and must battle demons at her wedding. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Chaos Bleeds | Mexico, 1886 |
The Texas-based Gorch family of outlaws slaughters an entire village. | ||
Promotional Material | History of the Slayer | Dodge City, Kansas, 1888 |
The Slayer Belle Malone manages to bring an end to forty deaths that occurred under suspicious circumstances. | ||
Novel (Flashback) |
Blood and Fog | London, 1888 |
The Slayer Elizabeth, hunting the vampire Jack the Ripper with help from Angelus, Darla, Drusilla and Spike, is killed by her intended prey. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Vampires: Jack | London, November 1888 |
Inspector Whitcomb, investigating Jack the Ripper's case, suspects the notorious killer may be a vampire, but holds a secret of his own. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Vampires: Framing Story | England, Late 19th Century |
Young Watchers in training are taught about vampires via tales from the captive vampire Roche. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Spike: The Devil You Know | Late 19th Century |
While waiting to see The Master, Angelus points out Tansy Fry to Spike. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A3.13 Waiting in the Wings | 1890 |
Angelus watches the ballet Gisele and cries, despite his evil nature. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel: The Hollower | Vienna, 1892 |
Angelus leads a group of vampires (including Spike and Drusilla) against the Hollower, managing to repel it and save the vampire Catherine DeLancie. | ||
Promotional Material | History of the Slayer | Oklahoma, 1893 |
The Slayer, acting as a blacksmith, brings an end to a series of savage attacks that had claimed the lives of seventeen homesteaders. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Spike: The Devil You Know | Europe, 1890s |
Angelus, Spike, Darla, and Drusilla pass through an entire town that Tansy Fry has slaughtered after being mistaken for Darla. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A5.20 The Girl in Question | Italy, 1894 |
Spike and Angelus are imprisoned by the mysterious Immortal, who seduces Drusilla and Darla in their absence. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer II: House of the Vampire | London, 1897 |
Dracula has come to England, and Angelique Hawthorne, the current Slayer, must determine how to escape his influence and defeat him. | ||
Promotional Material | History of the Slayer | Virginia City, Wyoming, 1897 |
Slayer Florence Gilbert stops a series of bizarre murders that beset a small hillside community. | ||
Novel (Background) |
The Evil That Men Do | Yorkshire Moors, England, 1897 |
The vampire Helen kills the current Slayer and, along with Angelus, drinks her blood from goblets. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A1.18 Five by Five | Romania, 1898 |
Angelus and Darla kill the favorite daughter of the Kalderash Tribe. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B2.21 Becoming I | Romania, 1898 |
The elder woman of the Kalderash Tribe restores Angelus' soul. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Curse | Romania, 1898 |
Angelus' soul is restored by the Kalderash Tribe. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A1.18 Five by Five | Romania, 1898 |
Darla rejects Angelus when she senses his soul. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A2.07 Darla | Romania, 1898 |
Darla, Drusilla and Spike nearly wipe out the entire Kalderash Clan. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A1.18 Five by Five | Borşa, Romania, 1898 |
Angel, begging on the streets, finds that he can no longer bring himself to prey on humans. | ||
Comic | Spike vs. Dracula #1 | 1898 |
Dracula seeks to enthrall and destroy Drusilla and Darla, but is foiled when Spike incites an angry mob to attack. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Slayers: The Glittering World | Sunnydale, 1899 |
The tale of the Slayer Naayéé'neizgháni is related to Richard Wilkins, who plans to build a new town on the ruins of a destroyed one. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A2.07 Darla | China, 1900 |
Angelus tracks Darla, Spike and Drusilla to China in the midst of the Boxer Rebellion. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B5.07 Fool for Love | China, 1900 |
Spike kills Xin Rong, the Slayer. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A2.07 Darla | China, 1900 |
Angelus leaves Darla when he can't bring himself to kill innocent humans. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Spike and Dru: All's Fair | China, 1900 |
Relatives of Xin Rong swear vengeance on Spike and Drusilla. |
1901 – 1970 History
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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TV Episode (Background) |
B7.01 Lessons | Buffalo, New York, September 6, 1901 |
Anarchist Leon Czolgosz, acting under the influence of vengeance demon Anyanka, assassinates president William McKinley. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A4.15 Orpheus | New York, 1902 |
Angel arrives at Ellis Island in New York. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Blood of Carthage | Vienna, 1903 |
Spike steals the Spells of Hammurabi from the demon Vraka to gain his help in freeing a captive Drusilla from the Astrides. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B7.05 Selfless | St. Petersburg, 1905 |
Anyanka observes the start of the Russian Revolution with Halfrek. | ||
Comic | Angel: Barbary Coast | San Francisco, April 1906 |
Angel, looking for a "cure," seeks out a Chinese healer and finds himself battling a dragon in the midst of a major historical event. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer IV: Sideshow Slayer | Duluth, Minnesota, 1911 |
The Slayer Millicent "Millie" Rose Gresham, traveling with a carnival side show, is approaching her Cruciamentum when plans go wrong. | ||
Comic | Angel: Blood & Trenches | Sometime between 1914 and 1918 |
Angel, injured during World War I, must fend off Geoffrey Wyndam-Pryce and the vampire Kakistos. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Buffy Season 10: Love Dares You | Mid- to late 1910s |
Spike first hears word of the flesh-manipulating demon The Sculptor. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer IV: Survivors | Chicago, 1919 |
Slayer Dorothy "Dot" Singers is approaching her Cruciamentum test, but her Watcher is suffering from severe mental illness. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A4.15 Orpheus | Chicago, Early 1920s |
Angel saves a puppy from an oncoming car. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer II: The War Between the States [by Rebecca Rand Kirshner] | New York, 1922 |
A young woman is awed by the flapper Ardita O'Reilly until she learns that she is the Slayer. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Tales of the Vampires: Father | Los Angeles, 1922 |
Tom Mitchell is turned into a vampire, but his predatory nature is tempered on seeing his young (and now orphaned) son. | ||
Comic | Angel vs. Frankenstein II | New York, 1920s |
Angel finds Frankenstein's monster alive and hungering for revenge. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A2.12 Blood Money | Juárez, Mexico, 1920s |
Angel fights a demon named Boone over a woman, but the fight is stopped at sunrise without a definitive resolution. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer I: Silent Screams | Germany, 1923 |
At a screening of the film Nosferatu, the Watcher Lichtermann abandons his untested Slayer Britta to the film's vampiric creators. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Long Night's Journey | London, 1920s |
After the vampire Perfect Zheng defeats a drunken Angel in combat, the Kalderash attempt (and fail) to restore his soul. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Tales of the Vampires: Father | Santa Monica, 1930 |
The vampire Tom Mitchell takes his young son to the Santa Monica pier. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B6.22 Grave | Sunnydale, 1932 |
Followers of the demoness Proserpexa attempt to destroy the world, but are stopped and killed by an earthquake that also swallows her Temple. | ||
Comic | Spike and Dru: All's Fair | Chicago, 1933 |
Spike and Drusilla attend the 1933 World's Fair and foil an attempt to summon an ancient evil. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Vampires: Dust Bowl | Kansas, 1933 |
Joe Cooper, a farmer trying to work a barren field, is "turned" into a vampire and must face this experience alone. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A1.01 City Of | Missoula, Montana, 1930s |
Angel passes through Missoula, finding it "pretty country." | ||
Comic | Spike vs. Dracula #2 | Los Angeles, October 1934 |
Spike and Drusilla attend a stage performance by Bela Lugosi, then do battle with the real Count Dracula (and a young Ed Wood). | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: The Hero of His Own Story | Oklahoma, April 14, 1935 |
On the date of the worst storm of the Dust Bowl, Susan Finney summons a demon to impregnate her, leading to the birth of the half-demon twins Pearl and Nash. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Tales of the Slayers: Broken Bottle of Djinn | New York, 1937 |
A poor Slayer named Rachel O'Connor is recruited by government operatives in an operation against a Nazi agent and a powerful spirit. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B1.02 The Harvest | Sunnydale, 1937 |
The Master is trapped in a church when an earthquake interrupts his ritual to open the Hellmouth. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Slayers: Sonnenblume | Nuremberg, Germany, 1938 |
A young World War II-era German Slayer, Anni Sonnenblume, member of the Bund Deutscher Mädel, learns who the true monsters are. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Final Cut | Los Angeles, Late 1930s |
Up-and-coming actor Fair Quinn dies under mysterious circumstances while working on a horror film. | ||
Novel | Spike and Dru: Pretty Maids All in a Row | 1940 |
Spike and Drusilla hunt down Slayers-in-Waiting around the world in a quest to gain the magical Freyja's Strand necklace. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: The Hero of His Own Story | Oklahoma, 1940 |
Pearl and Nash are set upon their future path by their mother, magically killing a police officer serving an eviction notice. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer III: Voodoo Lounge | Los Angeles, December 12, 1940 |
With the Watchers Council and Potentials decimated, the Slayer and her Watcher try to find a missing Council member. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Buffy Season 9: Freefall | Oakland, 1941 |
Cynthia Daniels is transformed into a vampire. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: What You Want, Not What You Need | London, 1941 |
After a man she loves is killed during the Blitz, Sophronia Fairweather attempts to resurrect him, only to have to end his resulting suffering. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer II: Stakeout on Rush Street | Chicago, 1943 |
Betty, the Slayer as well as a private detective, accepts payment from a mob boss for killing a vampire gang member. | ||
Comic | Spike vs. Dracula #3 | Germany, November 1943 |
Spike and Dracula raid a secret Nazi research facility in an attempt to rescue one of Dracula's brides and an imprisoned Darla. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A5.13 Why We Fight | New York and Atlantic, 1943 |
Angel is conscripted into the Demon Research Initiative and sent to recover a German prototype submarine on which Spike is traveling. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Tales of the Vampires: Father | Los Angeles, 1945 |
The vampire Tom Mitchell attends the evening wedding of his son, Cyrus. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Angel & Faith: What You Want, Not What You Need | Hiroshima, August 1945 |
Whistler witnesses the destruction caused by the atomic bomb detonation. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Vampires: Dames | Las Vegas, 1940s |
A gambling vampire "rescues" a woman from gangsters, but finds she may not be as helpless as she initially appears. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A1.05 Rm w/a Vu | Los Angeles, 1946 |
Dennis is entombed in an apartment wall. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A4.03 The House Always Wins | Las Vegas, 1946 |
Angel plays tennis with Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Spike: Old Wounds | Los Angeles, 1946 |
Spike works as an enforcer for a sleazy Hollywood producer before running afoul of Los Hermanos Número, a group of demon-fighting luchadores. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Angel & Faith: In Perfect Harmony | Los Angeles, 1949 |
Angel concludes five years of trying to convince Raymond Chandler to leave Hollywood and return to writing Philip Marlowe novels. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Tales of the Vampires: Father | Pasadena, 1950 |
Cyrus Mitchell and his wife Marcie have a child, but Marcie's mother is suspicious of Cyrus's (vampire) father Tom. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer IV: Undeadsville | New York, 1952 |
A disapproving Watcher, Ian Sykes, conspires to ensure that his beatnik Slayer, Zoe, does not survive her Cruciamentum. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A2.02 Are You Now or Have You Ever Been | Los Angeles, 1952 |
Angel, staying at the Hyperion Hotel, becomes involved with a thief and is attacked by a mob under the influence of a Thesulac demon. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A5.06 The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco | Los Angeles, 1953 |
Luchadores Los Hermanos Número fight gangsters and demons, finally defeating an Aztec warrior demon, during which four of the five are slain. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Spike: A Dark Place | Rome, 1953 |
Spike, in Rome with Drusilla, rescues Pearl and Nash from a Black Widower Demon. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B2.19 I Only Have Eyes for You | Sunnydale, 1955 |
Sunnydale High student James Stanley kills his teacher, Grace Newman, after she tries to break off their affair. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B2.11 Ted | Sunnydale, mid-1950s |
After his wife leaves him, frustrated inventor Ted Buchanan creates a robotic duplicate of himself. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer I: And White Splits the Night | Florida, 1956 |
The Slayer Asha and her Watcher race to save a church from a vampire's racially-motivated bomb attack. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Vermin | Los Angeles, 1956 |
A carnival magician attempts to invoke the wrath of the Old Ones, but inadvertently conjures up a rat demon, which goes into hiding. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A5.20 The Girl in Question | Italy, 1950s |
Spike and Drusilla visit Italy. | ||
Comic | Spike vs. Dracula #4 | Rome and Cyprus, June 1959 |
Spike and Drusilla enjoy an evening with Comte de Saint-Germain, who has imprisoned Dracula within a statue. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Vermin | New York, 1962 |
Living on the streets in the Bowery, Angel is beset by rats, contributing to his longtime antipathy toward the creatures. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A5.07 Lineage | Vienna, 1963 |
Spike slaughters an orphanage, as well as two members of the Watchers Council. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: Women of a Certain Age | London, 1964 |
At age ten, Rupert Giles fends off a demon with the Shard of Stronnos, after which he is informed of his destiny by his father and sent off to Watchers Academy. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A4.03 The House Always Wins | 1960s |
Angel meets the Rat Pack multiple times, giving advice to Sammy Davis, Jr. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A4.03 The House Always Wins | Las Vegas, May, 1967 |
Angel attends Elvis and Priscilla's wedding reception. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A1.21 Blind Date | San Francisco, July 12, 1967 |
Future Wolfram & Hart assassin Vanessa Brewer is born. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A4.03 Not Fade Away | Los Angeles, September, 1967 |
Angel attends the first taping of the Carol Burnett Show. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer IV: Back to the Garden | Nova Scotia, 1969 |
A pacifist Slayer, Beryl MacKenzie, joins a commune in Nova Scotia before facing her Cruciamentum. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A2.03 School Hard | Bethel, New York, August 1969 |
Spike attends the Woodstock music festival, where he experiences the effects of psychedelic drugs after feeding on a fellow attendee. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Note from the Underground | New York, 1969 |
Angel watches "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" at the Ziegfeld Theatre. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: The Hero of His Own Story | 1970 |
Alasdair Coames leads a team of Archmages to destroy the demonic offspring of Pearl and Nash. |
1970 – 1996 (Origins)
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Comic | Tales of the Slayers: Nikki Goes Down! | New York, early 1970s |
The Slayer Nikki Wood sets out to avenge the death of her police officer boyfriend. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: Daddy Issues | London, 1972 |
After several classmates are slaughtered by a Lorophage Demon, Rupert Giles angrily confronts his father and quits his studies for the Watchers Council. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer IV: It's All About the Mission | New York, spring 1973 |
Nikki Wood's Watcher, Bernard Crowley, doubts that a pregnant Nikki can handle her Cruciamentum. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 9: On Your Own | New York, spring 1973 |
After a pregnant Nikki Wood survives her Cruciamentum, her Watcher tries to convinces her to let him cover her until she can give the child up for adoption. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 9: On Your Own | New York, late 1973 |
After Nikki gives birth to a son, her Watcher makes arrangements for her to leave, claiming he will deal with the fallout from the Watchers Council. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Buffy Season 9: On Your Own | New York, 1974 |
After living with her infant son in South America and Mexico, Nikki finds herself drawn back to New York to resume her duties as a Slayer. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Angel & Faith: Death and Consequences | 1970s |
Sophronia Fairweather works at the Disco Doll Detective Agency. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A4.15 Orpheus | New York, 1975 |
Angel fails to prevent a diner shooting, choosing to feed on the victim afterward. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: Death and Consequences | London, 1975 |
Ripper's Crowd dabbles at summoning the demon Eyghon, but they lose control, their attempts at exorcism resulting in the death of their friend Randall. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B5.21 The Weight of the World | Mid-1976 |
After narrowly losing a war for control of her hell dimension, Glorificus is banished to Earth and bound within the body of the newborn Ben Wilkinson. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Heart of a Slayer | Sunnydale, 1976 |
The demon Karfarnaum and the Slayer Adja pass through and battle briefly as they travel forward through time. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Buffy Season 10: I Wish | San Francisco, mid-1970s |
A Hamelin demon begins pulling abused and runaway children into a hell dimension in which they can live out idealized versions of their childhoods. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: Death and Consequences | London, 1977 |
After headlining a punk concert (badly), a despondent Rupert "Ripper" Giles admits his failures to his grandmother. | ||
Novel | Blackout | New York, July 1977 |
Nikki Wood fights against the forces of darkness while protecting her son, as Spike and Drusilla arrive in New York to hunt her down. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B7.17 Lies My Parents Told Me | New York, 1977 |
Spike battles Nikki Wood in Central Park as her son looks on. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B5.07 Fool for Love | New York, late 1977 |
Spike kills Nikki Wood in a subway car, taking her coat for his own. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Spike: Into the Light | Greenville, California, 1978 |
Traveling to California, Spike betrays a gang of criminals after stashing their loot beneath a pawn shop floor, but leaves town before collecting. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: Death and Consequences | London, late 1970s |
Giles and his grandmother work together slaying vampires at a disco club, eventually prompting him to consider returning to his duties as a Watcher. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Vermin | Los Angeles, 1978 |
Two workers tasked with clearing out the abandoned Dream-a-Dreamland amusement park are attacked by demon-controlled rats. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Angel & Faith: Live Through This | England, 1978 |
Archmage Alasdair Coames fights in the Ley Line War of '78. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Giles: Beyond the Pale | London, 1980 |
As a student, Rupert Giles discovers the Key of Amon-Rathna in the Watcher archives. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Angel & Faith: Lost and Found | California, 1980 |
Walt Zane, having garnered a Ph.D. in chemistry from the California Institute of Technology, founds Zane Pharmaceuticals out of his garage. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A1.13 Surprise | Los Angeles, January 19th, 1981 |
Future Slayer Buffy is born to Joyce and Hank Summers. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer IV: Two Teenage Girls at the Mall [by Jane Espenson] | Keller, Nebraska, 1981 |
Julie Lemmer, a newly-turned teenage vampire, is locked in a mall with a Slayer as a Cruciamentum test. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B4.18 Where the Wild Things Are | Sunnydale, 1985 |
At age four, Willow has a bad birthday party pony experience, leading to a fear of horses. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A4.02 Ground State | Gills Rock, Wisconsin, October 1985 |
Gwen Raiden enrolls at the Thorpe Academy and accidentally shocks a young boy. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B5.21 The Weight of the World | Los Angeles, 1986 |
Baby Dawn is brought home to Buffy by Joyce and Hank (at least in Buffy's memory). | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Only Human | Los Angeles, Mid-1980s |
A vampire attacks Charles Gunn in his grandmother's kitchen, after which time she begins instructing him in fighting vampires. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B6.22 Grave | Sunnydale, 1987 |
Willow breaks a yellow crayon on her first day of kindergarten. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Blood of Carthage | Sunnydale, 1987 |
Xander dubs Willow his "sidekick" as they play together. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Play with Fire | Sunnydale, Spring 1988 |
A group of teenagers attempt to raise a demon inside an old house, and one of them becomes trapped incorporeally within. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A5.11 Damage | Los Angeles, 1988 |
A psychopath kidnaps and tortures a ten-year-old girl after murdering her family; the girl will remain in a psychiatric hospital for 15 years afterward. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A1.21 Blind Date | Pajaur, mid-1988 |
At age 21, Vanessa Brewer blinds herself and commences five years of story with the Order of the Nanjin. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B2.18 Killed by Death | 1989 |
Buffy witnesses her cousin's mysterious death in a hospital. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Blood of Carthage | Sunnydale, 1989 |
Willow's mother warns against following Xander's rash actions. Later, while camping out, Willow plays dead to save the pair from Mad Jack. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B2.07 Lie to Me | Los Angeles, 1991 |
In the fifth grade, Buffy develops a crush on Billy Fordham, who is a year ahead of her in school. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
The Blood of Carthage | Sunnydale, 1991 |
Xander volunteers Willow to help fix their teacher's recalcitrant computer. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Only Human | Los Angeles, Early 1990s |
Charles Gunn and his sister visit their grandmother in the hospital; she is grateful to be dying in bed rather than fighting a vampire. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A1.21 Blind Date | Pajaur, mid-1992 |
Vanessa Brewer finishes her training with the Order of the Nanjin. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer III: The Code of the Samurai | Tokyo, 1993 |
Slayer India Cohen and her Watcher, Kit, must help a clan destroy their vampire-ancestor, along with 50 other warriors. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A1.21 Blind Date | 12 July 1993 |
Vanessa Brewer is arrested for driving without a license after fleeing the scene of a homicide. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A1.21 Blind Date | 23 April 1995 |
Vanessa Brewer is arrested and charged with aggravated assault, but the case is not brought to trial. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A3.18 Double or Nothing | Los Angeles, 1995 |
Gunn signs a blood oath with Jenoff at his casino, sacrificing his future in exchange for his "heart's desire." | ||
Comic (Background) |
Buffy: The Origin | Los Angeles, Autumn 1995 |
Buffy begins attending Hemery High School. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Dead Love | 1990s |
Giles seeks out an old friend, and encounters a man obsessed with bringing his dead wife back to life. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A5.15 A Hole in the World | Texas, Mid-1990s |
Fred's parents help her pack for her move to Los Angeles to begin her studies at UCLA. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A5.16 Shells | Texas, Mid-1990s |
Fred packs up her car, says goodbye to her parents, and heads to L.A. | ||
Comic | Angel Yearbook: ...Dust to Dust | Los Angeles, Mid-1990s |
Charles and Alonna Gunn must confront the turned vampire form of the woman who cared for them after their grandmother's death. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A4.15 Orpheus | New York, 1995 |
A derelict Angel, still distraught over his feeding on a human two decades prior, feeds on a rat. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B2.21 Becoming I | New York, 1996 |
The demon Whistler invites Angel to become a hero. | ||
Comic | Buffy: The Origin | Los Angeles, Spring 1996 |
A stranger informs Buffy Summers of her calling as a Vampire Slayer, a role she gradually accepts, defeating the vampire Lothos. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B2.21 Becoming I | Los Angeles, Spring 1996 |
Whistler points out Buffy, the new Slayer, to Angel. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A2.19 Belonging | Los Angeles, May 7, 1996 |
Reading from a demonic language book, Fred inadvertently opens a dimensional portal to Pylea, through which she exchanges places with Lorne. | ||
Comic | Viva Las Buffy! | Las Vegas, Summer 1996 |
Buffy and Pike find work in a Las Vegas casino, discovering that it is run by two vampires, as Angel provides hidden assistance. | ||
Comic | Dawn and Hoopy the Bear | Los Angeles, Summer 1996 |
A violent, wish-granting stuffed bear is mistakenly delivered to Dawn instead of to Buffy. | ||
Comic | Slayer, Interrupted | Los Angeles, Summer 1996 |
Buffy's parents have her put into a mental institution, where she faces the demon Rakagore. | ||
Comic | Angels We Have Seen on High | Santa Monica, Summer 1996 |
Angel protects Dawn from vampires at the Santa Monica pier. | ||
Comic | A Stake to the Heart | Sunnydale, Summer 1996 |
A worried Angel, aided by Whistler, inadvertently sets four malignancy demons on Buffy and her family. |
Buffy Season 1: 1996 – 1997
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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TV Episode | B1.01 Welcome to the Hellmouth | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Buffy transfers to Sunnydale High, but is called back as a Slayer by her new watcher, Rupert Giles; a mysterious stranger offers advice. | ||
TV Episode | B1.02 The Harvest | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Buffy recruits Xander and Willow, and confronts the minions of The Master, an ancient vampire intent on opening the Hellmouth. | ||
Novel | The Harvest | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B1.03 Witch | Sunnydale, 1996 |
The Scoobies attempt to stop a witch intent on disrupting her daughter's cheerleader tryouts. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B2.05 Reptile Boy | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Members of the Delta Zeta Kappa fraternity sacrifice two girls to the demon Machida. | ||
TV Episode | B1.04 Teacher's Pet | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Xander is seduced and nearly eaten by a giant She-Mantis disguised as a substitute teacher. | ||
Novel | Xander Years 1: Teacher's Pet | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Novel | Halloween Rain | Sunnydale, October 1996 |
Buffy battles Samhain, the Pumpkin King, revived by a magical rain. | ||
Novel | Night of the Living Rerun | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Spirits from old Salem, Massachusetts, inhabit the bodies of Buffy and her friends, attempting a ritual to raise The Master. | ||
Comic | Freaks & Geeks | Sunnydale, 1996 |
A group of nerdy vampires, shunned by their cooler brethren, decide to climb the vampire social ladder by taking out the Slayer. | ||
Comic | Glutton for Punishment | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Buffy and Xander sign up for an extracurricular Home Ec class only to discover the teacher is actually a ravenous tiger demon. | ||
TV Episode | B1.05 Never Kill a Boy on the First Date | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Buffy begins dating a classmate while The Master arranges the rising of the Anointed One, his greatest warrior. | ||
TV Episode | B1.06 The Pack | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Xander and a group of bullies are possessed by demonic hyenas. | ||
Novel | Xander Years 1: The Pack | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Comic | Parental Parasite | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Buffy must defeat a childlike demon that has enthralled her mother into becoming its unwitting protector. | ||
Comic | No Need to Fear, the Slayer's Here | Sunnydale, 1996 |
Buffy fights a vampire in a comic shop, inspiring a young girl in the process. | ||
TV Episode | B1.07 Angel | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Angel's vampire nature is revealed to Buffy, a fact Darla uses to trap the Slayer. Buffy learns the truth, and Angel stakes Darla. | ||
Novel | Angel Chronicles 1: Angel | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | Buffy the Animated Series: Pilot | Sunnydale, 1997 |
As Giles warns the Scoobies about a plot by the Followers of Morgala, a large dragon attacks the Sunnydale High library. | ||
Comic (Dream Sequence) |
After These Messages ... We'll Be Right Back! | Sunnydale, 1997 |
An adult Buffy is transported back to Sunnydale, where she struggles to balance her Slayer responsibilities against the joy of revisiting her youth. | ||
TV Episode | B1.08 I, Robot... You, Jane | Sunnydale, 1997 |
The demon Moloch escapes into the Internet, manipulating students (including Willow) until he can be trapped in a robot body and destroyed. | ||
Novel | Willow Files 1: I Robot, You Jane | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B1.09 The Puppet Show | Sunnydale, 1997 |
The Scoobies pursue an animated ventriloquist's dummy, Sid, who they suspect is inhabited by a murderous demon. | ||
TV Episode | B1.10 Nightmares | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Sunnydale students begin living out their nightmares, a condition caused by a boy in a coma. | ||
TV Episode | B1.11 Out of Mind, Out of Sight | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Buffy must protect Cordelia when she becomes the target of an invisible apparition of a former student who wants revenge. | ||
Novel | Cordelia Collection, Vol 1: Out of Mind, Out of Sight | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B1.12 Prophecy Girl | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Buffy drowns in a confrontation with The Master, but Xander revives her, enabling her to battle and destroy The Master beneath the school library. | ||
Short Story | How I Survived My Summer Vacation: Dust | Sunnydale, Summer 1997 |
Buffy continually sees the death of everyone she touches while she heads out to Los Angeles to spend summer vacation with her father. | ||
Short Story | How I Survived My Summer Vacation: Absalom Rising | Sunnydale, Summer 1997 |
Absalom tries to obtain The Master's bones from Giles, who has them kept in his house. | ||
Short Story | How I Survived My Summer Vacation: Looks Can Kill | Sunnydale, Summer 1997 |
Giles, Angel and Jenny must deal with a shapeshifter before it gets to the Slayer. | ||
Short Story | How I Survived My Summer Vacation: No Place Like... | Los Angeles, Summer 1997 |
While shopping, Buffy runs into a fortune-teller who tells her that she's the warrior sent to free the spirit of her dead child. | ||
Short Story | How I Survived My Summer Vacation: Uncle Dead and the Fourth of July | Sunnydale, Summer 1997 |
A newly risen vampire raises a crazed war veteran from the grave. Giles, Jenny and Angel must stop him and his legion of zombie followers. | ||
Short Story | How I Survived My Summer Vacation: The Show Must Go On | Sunnydale, Summer 1997 |
Willow and Xander run a play at the local theater, not knowing that the stage crew are all vampires with a love for Shakespeare. | ||
Comic | MacGuffins | Los Angeles, Summer, 1997 |
Buffy, vacationing at her father's house, must neutralize a pair of impish creatures sent by Rupert Giles as a test. | ||
Novel | Coyote Moon | Sunnydale, Summer 1997 |
Buffy fights a pair of werecoyotes intent on raising their old master, Spurs Hardaway, from the grave. |
Buffy Season 2: 1997 – 1998
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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TV Episode | B2.01 When She Was Bad | Sunnydale, September 1997 |
Buffy returns to Sunnydale; the Order of Aurelius attempts to resurrect The Master while the Slayer deals with the trauma of her experience with him. | ||
TV Episode | B2.02 Some Assembly Required | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Using dead body parts, a student assembles a female companion for his similarly-revived brother. | ||
Novel | Cordelia Collection, Volume 1: Some Assembly Required | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Vampires: The Problem with Vampires | Prague, 1997 |
Spike rescues Drusilla from torture at the hands of a human inquisitor, and the pair opt to leave for the Hellmouth. | ||
Comic | Spike and Dru: The Queen of Hearts | St. Louis, 1997 |
En route to Sunnydale, Spike and Drusilla stop off in St. Louis for some riverboat gambling. | ||
TV Episode | B2.03 School Hard | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Spike and Drusilla arrive in Sunnydale; Spike leads a failed raid on Sunnydale High, leading to his execution of the Anointed One. | ||
TV Episode | B2.04 Inca Mummy Girl | Sunnydale, 1997 |
An ancient mummy, originally a 16-year-old Inca girl, revives and begins stealing others' life forces to remain youthful. | ||
Novel | Xander Years 1: Inca Mummy Girl | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B2.05 Reptile Boy | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Buffy and Cordelia go to a fraternity party, unaware that the brothers are members of a cult making sacrifices to the demon Machida. | ||
Novel | Angel Chronicles 1: Reptile Boy | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B2.06 Halloween | Sunnydale, October 1997 |
Ethan Rayne sets up shop in Sunnydale, casting a spell that causes people to become the characters their Halloween costumes portray. | ||
Novel | Angel Chronicles 2: Halloween | Sunnydale, October 1997 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B2.07 Lie to Me | Sunnydale, November 1997 |
An old friend of Buffy's comes to Sunnydale, but is secretly a member of a "vampire club" seeking to be turned into a vampire himself. | ||
Novel | Angel Chronicles 1: Lie To Me | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Novel | Bad Bargain | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Items sold for a school band fund-raiser — and inadvertently stored over the now-closed Hellmouth — begin having unexpected effects on their buyers. | ||
Gamebook | The Suicide King (Stake-Your-Destiny series) | Sunnydale, 1997 |
The Scoobies investigate a number of suspicious student suicides, suspecting that something supernatural is to blame. | ||
TV Episode | B2.08 The Dark Age | Sunnydale, 1997 |
After a friend of Giles' dies mysteriously, the Scoobies learn an old demon from Giles' shady past is haunting him and Ethan Rayne. | ||
TV Episode | B2.09 What's My Line, Part One | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Spike seeks a cure for Drusilla's weakness, and summons the Order of Taraka to destroy Buffy; Angel is trapped by a new Slayer. | ||
Novel | Angel Chronicles 2: What's My Line I | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B2.10 What's My Line, Part Two | Sunnydale, 1997 |
New Slayer Kendra Young aids Buffy and the Scoobies in defeating the Order of Taraka and rescuing Angel from Spike and Drusilla. | ||
Novel | Angel Chronicles 2: What's My Line II | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Gamebook | Keep Me In Mind (Stake-Your-Destiny series) | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Ethan Rayne releases an evil Middle Ages sorcerer, while Buffy goes up against a number of old adversaries. | ||
Gamebook | Colony (Stake-Your-Destiny series) | Sunnydale, 1997 |
A self-help speaker is secretly an ant-like demon queen with a hidden agenda: seeking mates and workers to build her "colony." | ||
Gamebook | Night Terrors (Stake-Your-Destiny series) | Sunnydale, 1997 |
The Night Terror, a demon that replaces another's soul with its own, sets its sights on Buffy as a stronger permanent host. | ||
Novel | After Image | Sunnydale, 1997 |
A series of bizarre supernatural attacks surround the reopening of a drive-in theater and its mysterious proprietor. | ||
Novel | Carnival of Souls | Sunnydale, 1997 |
A traveling carnival and its Hall of Mirrors begin affecting Sunnydale residents in unusual ways. | ||
TV Episode | B2.11 Ted | Sunnydale, 1997 |
Joyce has a new boyfriend, but Buffy sees a side of him the others cannot, leading to a critical confrontation. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Slayers: Broken Bottle of Djinn | Sunnydale, 1997 |
A powerful spirit is released from a locker at Sunnydale High, but Buffy and Willow are able to transport it back to 1937. | ||
TV Episode | B2.12 Bad Eggs | Sunnydale, January 1998 |
Eggs being cared for as a school project turn out to be mind-controlling parasites seeking to distribute more of their mother's offspring. | ||
Novel | Portal Through Time | Sunnydale, January 1998 |
A group of vampire-assassins travel into the past in an attempt to kill previous Slayers, disrupting the Slayer lineage. | ||
TV Episode | B2.13 Surprise | Sunnydale, January 1998 |
Spike assembles The Judge as a present for Drusilla; Buffy and Angel share their first intimate night together, causing him to revert to Angelus. | ||
Novel | Angel Chronicles 3: Surprise | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B2.14 Innocence | Sunnydale, January 1998 |
Angelus joins with Spike and Drusilla to lead The Judge in an attack, and Jenny Calendar is revealed as a member of Clan Kalderash. | ||
Novel | Angel Chronicles 3: Innocence | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B2.15 Phases | Sunnydale, 1998 |
The Scoobies race against the hunter Cain to find a werewolf that is terrorizing Sunnydale, leading to a revelation about Oz. | ||
Novel | Willow Files 1: Phases | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B2.16 Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered | Sunnydale, 1998 |
After Cordelia dumps Xander on Valentine's Day, he solicits assistance from witch Amy Madison to get back at her. | ||
Novel | Xander Years 1: Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B2.17 Passion | Sunnydale, 1998 |
As Angelus stalks and taunts Buffy, Jenny Calendar tries to find a way to restore his soul, but Angelus puts an untimely end to her plans. | ||
Novel | Angel Chronicles 3: Passion | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Comic | Ring of Fire [by Doug Petrie] | Sunnydale, 1998 |
The armor of a samurai demon is taken from a cargo ship, and a fight begins for master of the "ring of fire." | ||
Novel | One Thing Or Your Mother | Sunnydale, 1998 |
With Sunnydale suffering under a sleep-deprivation spell, Buffy must deal with a child vampire under the care of Spike and Drusilla. | ||
TV Episode | B2.18 Killed by Death | Sunnydale, 1998 |
A hospitalized Buffy faces off against Der Kindestod, a demon that preys on sick children and may have a connection to her past. | ||
TV Episode | B2.19 I Only Have Eyes for You | Sunnydale, 1998 |
A pair of spirits possess students and teachers to reenact a traumatic incident from decades past; Spike may not he as helpless as he appears. | ||
TV Episode | B2.20 Go Fish | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Xander goes undercover on the Sunnydale High Swim Team after members begin turning up apparently skinned alive. | ||
Novel | Xander Years 2: Go Fish | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B2.21 Becoming I | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Angelus begins his plans to bring about apocalypse by using Acathla, a demon that came to suck the world into Hell. | ||
TV Episode | B2.22 Becoming II | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Buffy allies with Spike to defeat Angelus, while Willow attempts to reenact the curse to restore Angel's soul. | ||
Comic | Spike and Dru: Paint the Town Red [co-authored by James Marsters] | Italy and Turkey, 1998 |
Spike, angry at Drusilla's passion for Angelus, ends their relationship, but a battle with zombies reunites them. | ||
Novel | Go Ask Malice: A Slayer's Diary | Boston, December 1997 to June 1998 |
Faith Lehane is shipped off to a foster home, where she learns about her destiny as a Slayer and battles an evil force called Malice. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 8: Safe | Boston, 1998 |
New Slayer Faith has her first encounter with three vampires, in which she manages to stake two before the third escapes. |
Buffy Season 3: 1998 – 1999
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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TV Episode | B3.01 Anne | Sunnydale and Los Angeles, 1998 |
As the Scoobies try to carry on without her, Buffy flees to an anonymous life in Los Angeles, where she uncovers an extradimensional slave ring. | ||
TV Episode | B3.02 Dead Man's Party | Sunnydale, 1998 |
As Buffy adjusts to life back in Sunnydale, a Nigerian mask that Joyce has acquired causes an army of zombies to rise up all over town. | ||
Novel | Willow Files 1: Dead Man's Party | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Comic | Wu-tang Fang | Sunnydale, 1998 |
The Scoobies come face to face with a group of martial-artist vampires and a mysterious figure in a straw hat seeking a worthy adversary. | ||
TV Episode | B3.03 Faith, Hope & Trick | Sunnydale, 1998 |
A new Slayer, Faith – called after Kendra's death – arrives in Sunnydale, pursued by the demon Kakistos and his ally Mr. Trick; Angel escapes hell. | ||
Novel | Faith Trials: Faith, Hope & Trick | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B3.04 Beauty and the Beasts | Sunnydale, 1998 |
As Buffy discovers and tends to Angel, Oz escapes confinement, leading to suspicion that he may be behind a series of animalistic murders. | ||
Comic | Halloween | Sunnydale, October 1998 |
Buffy hopes for an uneventful night of trick-or-treating, but Willow's abduction by a group of vampires forces Buffy into action. | ||
TV Episode | B3.05 Homecoming | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Competing for Homecoming Queen, Buffy and Cordelia get stuck amid SlayerFest '98, a contest arranged by Mr. Trick to eliminate Buffy and Faith. | ||
TV Episode | B3.06 Band Candy | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Sunnydale High students are coerced into selling tainted chocolate bars that revert adults to their teenage personalities. | ||
Novel | Sins of the Father | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Pike arrives in Sunnydale, pursued by a demon called Grayhewn, while Giles' new love interest may have a secret connection to his past. | ||
TV Episode | B3.07 Revelations | Sunnydale, 1998 |
The Scoobies find out about Angel's surprising return, and a new watcher arrives in Sunnydale to replace Giles. | ||
Video Game | Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Xbox) | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Buffy – with Spike's unlikely assistance – must stop the reformed Order of Aurelius from resurrecting The Master in a new body. | ||
Comic | The Dust Waltz | Sunnydale, 1998 |
As Giles' niece comes to visit, two mysterious sisters, Lilith and Lamia, also arrive in Sunnydale for a ritualistic battle of champions. | ||
Novel | Blooded | Sunnydale, 1998 |
A sword leaves Willow and Xander possessed by a Chinese vampire and a Japanese warrior, and Buffy must stop them without harming her friends. | ||
Novel | Child of the Hunt | Sunnydale, 1998 |
A group of mystical beings called the Wild Hunt use a Renaissance Faire as cover to claim souls, but they encounter resistance from within. | ||
Comic | Cold Turkey | Sunnydale, November 1998 |
As Buffy prepares for Thanksgiving, a vampire who may have survived a Halloween massacre returns. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B5.07 Fool for Love | Brazil, 1998 |
Drusilla dumps Spike, insisting that after their encounter with the Slayer, he is no longer the same creature she loved. | ||
TV Episode | B3.08 Lovers Walk | Sunnydale, 1998 |
Spike returns to Sunnydale in an effort to win Drusilla back, kidnapping Willow and Xander to force the former to perform a love spell. | ||
Comic | Dance With Me | Sunnydale, 1998 |
A student who Buffy repeatedly rejected for a date is transformed into a vampire, but must still deal with his feelings. | ||
Novel | Ghoul Trouble | Sunnydale, 1998 |
A day-walking vampire seeks to confront the Slayer, and a new band playing The Bronze seems to have an unusual power over its audience. | ||
Novel | Paleo | Sunnydale, 1998 |
A paleontologist exploits a new student's eagerness to fit in with a plan to resurrect prehistoric creatures from dinosaur eggs. | ||
TV Episode | B3.09 The Wish | Sunnydale, 1998 |
A vengeance demon grants Cordelia's offhand wish that Buffy Summers had never come to Sunnydale. | ||
Novel | The Evil That Men Do | Sunnydale, 1998 |
A centuries-old vampire and her lover arrive in Sunnydale in an effort to both kill the Slayer and resurrect a goddess of destruction. | ||
Comic | White Christmas | Sunnydale, December 1998 |
Buffy takes a job at the mall to pay for an expensive dress, but her new boss hides a cold secret. | ||
TV Episode | B3.10 Amends | Sunnydale, December 1998 |
As Christmas comes to Sunnydale, Angel is tormented by the First Evil, who appears as Angelus' past victims to force him to kill Buffy. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Vampires: Numb | Sunnydale, December 1998 |
Angel tries to control his evil side as he is visited by visions of victims past, as well as his Angelus persona. | ||
Comic | Happy New Year | Sunnydale, December 1998 |
A cursed Puritan arrives in Sunnydale, looking to break a hex placed on him centuries before, but trouble follows in the form of a giant Hellhound. | ||
Comic | New Kid on the Block | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
Vampires invade a slumber party coordinated by Willow's new friend Cynthia, who may be harboring a deadly secret. | ||
Comic | Food Chain, Part One | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
A new arrival in Sunnydale falls in with a rough crowd, but she may be more in control of her destiny than she lets on. | ||
Comic | Play With Fire | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
Willow attempts to free a trapped spirit from a demon-inhabited house. | ||
Comic | Food Chain, Part Two | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
A Sunnydale youth, having gotten a taste for the supernatural, summons a wish-fulfillment demon with disastrous results. | ||
Comic | The Final Cut | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
An aspiring filmmaker recruits the Scooby Gang to help with his new film, but his true motives lie in a secret alliance with a ghostly actor. | ||
Comic | The Latest Craze | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
A new series of collectible dolls inspires obsession through Sunnydale, but an old adversary may be behind the less-than-cuddly beasts. | ||
Comic | Bad Blood | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
The vampire Selke allies with an alchemist to restore her appearance, create a breed of super-vampire, and avenge herself on Buffy. | ||
TV Episode | B3.11 Gingerbread | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
Joyce's discovery of two children's bodies leads her on a crusade to find the killer, with escalating consequences leading to a very real witch hunt. | ||
Novel | Willow Files 2: Gingerbread | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Comic | Bad Dog [by Doug Petrie] | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
A wolfen Oz escapes, but Buffy finds and uses him to track a kidnapped Willow. | ||
Comic | Hello Moon | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
Buffy's selfless example inspires a discouraged emissary from an undersea world to continue his quest for a new home. | ||
Comic | Cursed | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
A confrontation with a vampire from Angel's past brings up old memories. | ||
TV Episode | B3.12 Helpless | Sunnydale, January 1999 |
As Buffy turns 18, she faces her Cruciamentum, a Watchers Council test in which she must fight without her powers, but plans for the test go awry. | ||
Novel | Journals of Rupert Giles: Helpless | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Comic | Dead Love | Sunnydale, 1999 |
While poking around the library waiting for Angel, Buffy discovers an old journal of Giles's. | ||
TV Episode | B3.13 The Zeppo | Sunnydale, 1999 |
As the rest of the gang tries to stop another apocalypse, an isolated Xander befriends an intimidating student, only to discover a deadly plot. | ||
Novel | The Deathless | Sunnydale, 1999 |
As Sunnydale students celebrate ring day, the arrival of sorcerer Koeschei the Deathless forces the wary Scoobies to ally with the fabled Baba Yaga. | ||
Novel | Xander Years 2: The Zeppo | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Comic | Stinger | Sunnydale, 1999 |
A demonic scorpion that feeds on cruelty targets a bully who has been tormenting Xander. | ||
Comic | Mall Rats | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Cordelia's skills prove essential when a swarm of demonic rats attacks the mall while she and Buffy are shopping. | ||
TV Episode | B3.14 Bad Girls | Sunnydale, 1999 |
With a stuffy new watcher on the job, Buffy begins embracing Faith's wilder nature – until a careless Faith kills the Mayor's human assistant. | ||
Novel | Faith Trials: Bad Girls | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Comic | Spike and Dru: Who Made Who? | Rio de Janeiro, 1999 |
At Carnivale, a morose Spike tries to regain Drusilla's love, but despite repeated acts of cruelty, she feels he's no longer the evil he once was. | ||
TV Episode | B3.15 Consequences | Sunnydale, 1999 |
A remorseless Faith tries to escape the consequences of her crime, but when her actions endanger others, Angel and the Watchers Council act. | ||
Novel | Faith Trials: Consequences | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B3.16 Doppelgängland | Sunnydale, 1999 |
The now-human Anya tricks Willow into casting a spell that brings the vampiric Wishverse Willow into their reality, with deadly consequences. | ||
Novel | Willow Files 2: Doppelgängland | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Novel | Doomsday Deck | Sunnydale, 1999 |
A fortune teller uses her powers to control the last people she needs to complete a mystical Tarot deck that will bring about "ultimate peace." | ||
Novel | Immortal | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Buffy faces a vampire who reincarnates in a new body every time she is staked, and whose plans entail summoning an ancient demon. | ||
Short Story (Flashback) |
Tales of the Slayer II: Again, Sunnydale [by Jane Espenson] | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Buffy, Xander and Willow, their 2001 consciousnesses inhabiting their 1999 bodies, must figure out how (and if) to return. | ||
TV Episode | B3.17 Enemies | Sunnydale, 1999 |
The now-invulnerable Mayor Richard Wilkins and Faith – his new assistant – plot to steal Angel's soul and induce Angelus to kill Buffy. | ||
Comic | Angel: The Hollower | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Angel allies with a Catherine DeLancie from his past to stop a demon who extracts the demonic essence from vampires, but the Scoobies doubt his true motives. | ||
Novel | Prime Evil | Sunnydale, 1999 |
An ancient primal witch assumes the guise of a new teacher in her quest to assemble a new coven – including Willow. | ||
Novel | Revenant | Sunnydale, 1999 |
The criminal activities of a newly arrived Chinese gang escalate racial tensions, but experimentation with the occult results in new dangers. | ||
TV Episode | B3.18 Earshot | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Exposure to demon blood gives Buffy telepathic abilities, abilities that soon become overwhelming – but also reveal an imminent murder plot. | ||
TV Episode | B3.19 Choices | Sunnydale, 1999 |
The Scoobies attempt to recover an artifact vital to the Mayor's Ascension, but he and Faith use a kidnapped Willow as a bargaining chip. | ||
Novel | Willow Files 2: Choices | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Novel | Power of Persuasion | Sunnydale, 1999 |
The Moon family arrives in Sunnydale with the goal of creating a "Womyn Power" group, with dire consequences for the men of Sunnydale. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
B6.11 Gone | Sunnydale, 1999 (approx.) |
Andrew Wells summons flying monkeys to attack the school play, an incident the Scoobies will later have no recollection of. | ||
TV Episode | B3.20 The Prom | Sunnydale, 1999 |
As Angel grapples with the dangers of his relationship with Buffy, she fights to stop a pack of Hellhounds from disrupting the school's prom. | ||
Novel | Cordelia Collection, Volume 1: The Prom | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
Novel | Resurrecting Ravana | Sunnydale, 1999 |
During midterms, a group of demons called the Rakshasa begin wickedly influencing people in their quest to raise an ancient Hindu god. | ||
Novel | The Gatekeeper (trilogy) | Sunnydale, Boston, and Europe, 1999 |
The Scoobies must stop a sinister group from opening portals to evil realms, and find the heir to the wizard charged with keeping them secured. | ||
Novel | Return to Chaos | Sunnydale, 1999 |
A group of Druids come to Sunnydale to attempt a spell that will close off the Hellmouth, but their leader may have an agenda of his own. | ||
Novel | Visitors | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Buffy is stalked by a korred, a giggling beast that feeds off of people's life forces by making them dance to his magical song until they die. | ||
Novel | Unnatural Selection | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Willow is tasked by a strange faerie with saving Weatherly Park from development, but the faeries also have other, less altruistic plans for her. | ||
Novel | Obsidian Fate | Sunnydale, 1999 |
The discovery of a centuries-old Spanish expedition reveals a mystical mirror purported to contain an ancient Aztec spirit. | ||
Novel | Deep Water | Sunnydale, 1999 |
An offshore oil spill strands a selkie – a girl who can change into a seal – and other sea creatures begin a turf war with the vampires of Sunnydale. | ||
Novel | Here Be Monsters | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Buffy and Joyce are put on trial by the goddess of Balance for Buffy's slaying of teenage vampire twins. | ||
Novel | The Book of Fours | Sunnydale, 1999 |
A woman sends minions armed with elemental axes to kill the Slayers, Buffy and Faith, in order to end the Slayer line and bring forth the Gatherer. | ||
TV Episode | B3.21 Graduation Day, Part One | Sunnydale, June 1999 |
As the team works to avert the Ascension, Faith infects Angel with a vampire-killing poison – one that requires Slayer blood to cure. | ||
TV Episode | B3.22 Graduation Day, Part Two | Sunnydale, June 1999 |
Buffy forces Angel to feed on her; at graduation, the Mayor transforms, but well-armed students fight back, destroying both him and the school. | ||
Comic | Double Cross (a.k.a. Graduation Day) [by Doug Petrie] | Sunnydale, Summer 1999 |
As Angel drives to Los Angeles, demonic forces hope to exploit his separation from Buffy. | ||
Comic | Haunted (main story) [by Jane Espenson] | Sunnydale, Summer 1999 |
The disembodied spirit of former Mayor Wilkins masters bodily possession and goes after Buffy. |
Buffy Season 4 / Angel Season 1: 1999 – 2000
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Comic | Doyle: Spotlight | Los Angeles, 1999 |
After failing to protect a friend in danger, Doyle investigates her death, uncovering a shop with a grisly clientele. | ||
TV Episode | A1.00 Angel pitch tape (Pilot) | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Angel stands on a skyscraper over nighttime Los Angeles, reflecting on the key moments in his history that brought him to the city. | ||
TV Episode | A1.01 City Of | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Now living in Los Angeles, Angel teams with Cordelia and a half-demon named Doyle to investigate the latter's visions of people in danger. | ||
Novel | City of | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | B4.01 The Freshman | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Adjusting to college proves difficult for Buffy, though she returns to form investigating a nest of vampires who steal their victims' possessions. | ||
Comic | Take Back the Night | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Swarms of insects presage an attack by their much larger demonic cousins. | ||
TV Episode | B4.02 Living Conditions | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Buffy is convinced that escalating conflicts with her roommate point to an evil secret, but her friends suspect Buffy may in fact be possessed. | ||
Comic | Killing Time | Sunnydale, 1999 |
A group of sorority girls inadvertently summon an elemental destroyer demon intent on stopping time itself. | ||
TV Episode | A1.02 Lonely Hearts | Los Angeles, 1999 |
A Los Angeles police detective suspects Angel of being behind a series of mysterious killings surrounding a trendy singles club. | ||
Novel | Not Forgotten | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Angel investigates a series of mysterious combustion deaths while Cordelia looks into a band of child thieves. | ||
TV Episode | B4.03 The Harsh Light of Day | Sunnydale, 1999 |
As Buffy pursues a new love interest, Spike returns to Sunnydale, searching for an artifact that will render him invulnerable. | ||
TV Episode | A1.03 In the Dark | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Spike enlists the help of a vampire torturer in an attempt to wrest the location of the invincibility-granting Gem of Amara from Angel. | ||
TV Episode | B4.04 Fear Itself | Sunnydale, October 1999 |
While at a fraternity Halloween party, Buffy and her friends find themselves at the mercy of a fear demon preying on their phobias. | ||
Comic | Surrogates | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Angel investigates a bizarre fertility clinic, where allegedly "stillborn" babies disappear and fathers are turned to brainwashed guards. | ||
Video Game | Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Game Boy Color) | Sunnydale, 1999 |
During a week off from classes, a herd of bloodthirsty vampires and demons descends upon UC Sunnydale and the surrounding town. | ||
TV Episode | A1.04 I Fall to Pieces | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Angel works to protect a woman being harassed by a stalker – a surgeon who can detach and control his body parts at will. | ||
Comic | The Changeling Wife | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Angel attempts to help a woman in an abusive marriage, though she may not be as helpless as she first appears. | ||
TV Episode | B4.05 Beer Bad | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Xander finds work as a bartender at the college pub, where Buffy's boorish upper-class drinking companions transform into Neanderthals. | ||
TV Episode | A1.05 Rm w/a Vu | Los Angeles, 1999 |
As Doyle deals with a demon debt collector, Cordelia moves into a new apartment – one that may have a malicious ghostly inhabitant. | ||
Novel | The Lost Slayer (series) | Sunnydale, 1999 |
In an alternate reality, a vampire-turned Giles leads a band a vampires in an attempt to squelch the Slayer line. | ||
TV Episode | B4.06 Wild at Heart | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Oz finds himself attracted to a singer named Veruca, who – as a werewolf herself – encourages him to fully embrace his wild side. | ||
TV Episode (Background) |
A1.21 Blind Date | October 6, 1999 |
Lindsey McDonald represents double-homicide suspect Vanessa Brewer, resulting in her release on bail. | ||
TV Episode | A1.06 Sense & Sensitivity | Los Angeles, November 1999 |
A sensitivity spell engineered by Wolfram & Hart imperils the LAPD, endangering Kate and helping a mob killer escape. | ||
Novel | Oz: Into the Wild | California, Fiji, Australia, China, and Tibet, 1999 |
Oz leaves Sunnydale, running form a werewolf hunter and seeking a solution to his lycanthropy problem. | ||
Comic | Oz | Hong Kong and Tibet, 1999 |
Oz travels to a remote Tibetan monastery, in search of a monk who may be able to help him tame the beast within him. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 8: Retreat | Tibet, 1999 |
Oz studies with Bayarmaa and a group of Tibetan monks to suppress his werewolf transformations, leaving when he believes himself cured. | ||
TV Episode | B4.07 The Initiative | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Spike is targeted by a secretive paramilitary group after escaping from an expansive laboratory complex beneath the grounds of the college. | ||
TV Episode | A1.07 The Bachelor Party | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Doyle's estranged wife comes looking for a divorce and his blessing for her to remarry, but the ceremony may have sinister implications. | ||
Novel | Close to the Ground | Los Angeles, 1999 |
A wealthy Hollywood studio head pays Angel to guard his daughter, while the team is pursued by an unknown creature. | ||
Novel | Soul Trade | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Angel, Doyle, and Cordelia discover an underworld black market for human souls. | ||
Novel | Redemption | Los Angeles, 1999 |
An actress who plays a vampire on television is targeted by would-be slayers convinced she is a real vampire. | ||
Novel | Shakedown | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Angel and company help a band of Serpentine demons against a clan of underground quake demons. | ||
Comic | Point of Order | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Angel, Doyle and Cordelia confront a vampire court seeking to mete out justice against the new vigilante in town. | ||
Novel | Hollywood Noir | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Angel teams with a PI to piece together a story involving a cigarette girl, a water commissioner, and a slew of disappearing demons. | ||
Novel | Avatar | Los Angeles, 1999 |
As Cordelia pushes the team to create a website, a tech-savvy demon targets victims via their online-chatting hobby. | ||
Comic | Angel: The Nepalese Switcheroo | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Doyle has his essence switched into a metal skull, while the sorcerer who had inhabited the skull takes over Doyle's body. | ||
Novel | Bruja | Los Angeles, 1999 |
A woman who attacks a priest (after confessing to killing her son) may be the embodiment of "The Weeping Woman," a witch from Spanish lore. | ||
Novel | The Summoned | Los Angeles, 1999 |
A shy woman from out of town may have a connection to a murderer who seems to be burning his victims beyond recognition. | ||
TV Episode | B4.08 Pangs | Sunnydale, November 1999 |
Buffy tries to prepare a Thanksgiving meal, but Xander releases a Chumash vengeance spirit, and Angel secretly comes to protect her. | ||
TV Episode | A1.08 I Will Remember You | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Angel experiences life as a normal human – allowing him to be with Buffy – but discovers the dreadful consequences of his choice. | ||
Comic | Earthly Possessions | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Angel has suspicions about an excommunicated priest who repeatedly appears to perform exorcisms of demon-possessed people. | ||
TV Episode | B4.09 Something Blue | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Willow's wish-fulfillment spell has unexpected effects – blinding Giles, causing Xander to attract demons, and making Buffy and Spike fall in love. | ||
TV Episode | A1.09 Hero | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Angel joins Doyle's quest to save a group of peaceful demons, but the crisis forces Doyle to reveal secrets and make the ultimate sacrifice. | ||
Comic | Hunting Ground: Lovely, Dark, and Deep | Los Angeles, 1999 |
Cordelia lands a leading role in a found-footage-style horror film, only to discover that the film may not be entirely fictional. | ||
TV Episode | B4.10 Hush | Sunnydale, 1999 |
Terrifying fairy-tale monsters The Gentlemen silence all of Sunnydale, and the gang must stop their murderous spree without being able to speak. | ||
TV Episode | A1.10 Parting Gifts | Los Angeles, 1999 |
As an old colleague joins Angel Investigations, Cordelia exhibits strange new abilities – abilities a sadistic adversary attempts to capitalize on. | ||
TV Episode | B4.11 Doomed | Sunnydale, 1999 |
An earthquake presages an apocalyptic attempt by demons to reopen the Hellmouth, and the gang discovers that Spike may be an unlikely ally. | ||
Comic | Masks: Foreshadowing | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Cordelia – now receiving visions of people in danger – saves a girl from a demon. | ||
TV Episode | A1.11 Somnambulist | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel fears he may be killing in his sleep, but investigation leads to a vampire from his past, forcing him to reveal his true nature to Kate. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer II: All That You Do Comes Back Unto Thee | Sunnydale, 2000 |
A UC Sunnydale student retaliates against bullies by summoning an ancient Egyptian spirit, but the spirit has an agenda of its own. | ||
Comic | Beneath the Surface | Los Angeles, 2000 |
A vengeful demon begins slaughtering people in the access tunnels beneath the city, and making Angel appear responsible for the killings. | ||
TV Episode | B4.12 A New Man | Sunnydale, January 2000 |
After drinks with Ethan Rayne, Giles awakens transformed into a demon and needs Spike's help to track Rayne down and reverse the spell. | ||
Novel | Journals of Rupert Giles: A New Man | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | A1.12 Expecting | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Following a date with a photographer, Cordelia finds herself extremely pregnant, and the team's investigations lead to a demon's breeding plot. | ||
Comic | Strange Bedfellows | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel's investigation of the death of a California congressman leads to a well-established vampire bordello with a very particular clientele. | ||
TV Episode | B4.13 The I in Team | Sunnydale, 2000 |
With the Initiative tracking Spike, Maggie Walsh assesses Buffy as a threat and sends her on a mission from which she is unlikely to return. | ||
Comic | The Blood of Carthage | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Buffy slays Mad Jack, Sunnydale's version of Bigfoot, necessitating an alliance with the demon Vraka to stop the Old One Ky-laag. | ||
Comic | Cemetery of Lost Love | Sunnydale, 2000 |
A young woman seeking eternal life calls on Baron Samedi and a host of zombies to achieve her goal. | ||
TV Episode | A1.13 She | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel joins forces with a demon princess trying to save females from her dimension, who must otherwise undergo a traumatic medical procedure. | ||
TV Episode | B4.14 Goodbye Iowa | Sunnydale, 2000 |
The creature Adam escapes the Initiative and begins a morbid investigation into his nature, and Riley suffers the effects of drug withdrawal. | ||
Video Game | Wrath of the Darkhul King (Gameboy Advance) | Sunnydale, 2000 |
While on patrol in the cemetery, Buffy discovers two of the Gentlemen's henchmen, and must cope with Adam and the Gentlemen's plans. | ||
TV Episode | A1.14 I've Got You Under My Skin | Los Angeles, 2000 |
The Angel Investigations team exorcises a demon from a possessed child, but in the process uncovers an even graver threat to the family. | ||
Comic | Vermin | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel rescues a girl from a gang of kidnappers, but must battle a horde of rats and their demonic master in order to escape. | ||
TV Episode | B4.15 This Year's Girl | Sunnydale, February 2000 |
Faith awakens from her coma and – equipped with a final "gift" from the late Mayor Wilkins – seeks out Buffy to exact revenge. | ||
TV Episode | A1.15 The Prodigal | Los Angeles, February 2000 |
Kate discovers that her father may be unwittingly working with demon drug-runners, demons who have now ordered his death. | ||
TV Episode | B4.16 Who Are You? | Sunnydale, February 2000 |
Having switched bodies with Buffy (and abandoning her to the Watchers Council), Faith exploits her new appearance for nefarious ends. | ||
Comic | Giles: Beyond the Pale | Sunnydale and England, 2000 |
Giles returns to England on hearing of the death of his mentor, learning of a dark secret being held by the Watchers Council. | ||
TV Episode | A1.16 The Ring | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Cordelia and Wesley race to find Angel, who has been captured and forced to fight to the death in a demon combat arena. | ||
Comic | Little Girl Lost | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel tries to find a save a girl cursed with pyrokinesis by her abusive, spell-casting stepfather – before she accidentally kills again. | ||
Comic | Jonathan: Codename: Comrades [by Jane Espenson] | Sunnydale, 2000 |
"Superstar" Jonathan Levinson enlists the Scooby Gang's help in taking on a crime ring of Russian vampires. | ||
TV Episode | B4.17 Superstar | Sunnydale, 2000 |
The ubiquitous Jonathan is a hero to everyone in Sunnydale, but when an evil monster appears, Buffy suspects something may be amiss. | ||
Comic | Past Lives | Sunnydale and Los Angeles, 2000 |
The Scooby Gang travels to Los Angeles to help solve the mystery of a mysterious demon-hunter claiming to work on Angel's behalf. | ||
Novel | These Our Actors | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Willow's drama professor enlists her help in locating a powerful book, a tome for which he has secret plans. | ||
TV Episode | A1.17 Eternity | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel befriends an actress who fears losing her youth and beauty – and wants to use Angel's vampire abilities to keep her looking young forever. | ||
Comic | One Small Promise | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Riley is surprised by Buffy's present of jewelry, and the two argue while disposing of a group of attacking vampires. | ||
TV Episode | B4.18 Where the Wild Things Are | Sunnydale, 2000 |
At a fraternity party, Buffy and Riley's passionate exchange fuels vengeful spirits dwelling within the house, wreaking havoc. | ||
Comic | Out of the Woodwork | Sunnydale, 2000 |
A large-scale insect infestation escalates as Sunnydale residents begin transforming into demonic insects. | ||
TV Episode | A1.18 Five by Five | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Wolfram & Hart induces Faith to assassinate Angel for them, but she soon reveals that her plans go much further than simply following orders. | ||
TV Episode | B4.19 New Moon Rising | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Oz returns, apparently in control of his transformation and hoping to renew his relationship with Willow, but he is captured by the Initiative. | ||
Comic | Punish Me With Kisses | Goddard, California, 2000 |
While searching for a rare flower, Willow and Tara must reconcile a ghostly couple haunting a bed and breakfast. | ||
Comic | City of Despair | Sunnydale and Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel and Buffy find themselves pitted against each other in an extradimensional demon combat ring. | ||
TV Episode | A1.19 Sanctuary | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Convinced that Faith can be rehabilitated, Angel tries to help despite the counter-efforts of those around him – including Buffy. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 8: Retreat | Tibet, 2000 |
Oz returns to Tibet to continue trying to control his werewolf nature, but fails until Bayarmaa helps him learn to pass his magical energy into the earth itself. | ||
TV Episode | B4.20 The Yoko Factor | Sunnydale, 2000 |
After Adam promises to remove his chip, Spike works through subtle insinuations to drive Buffy's allies apart (including the visiting Angel). | ||
TV Episode | A1.20 War Zone | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel discovers a group of street-gang vampire hunters led by Charles Gunn, who are trying to rescue Gunn's sister from a nest of vampires. | ||
TV Episode | B4.21 Primeval | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Adam captures Riley and launches his plot to create a monster army, but Buffy and her friends have a plan to unite their abilities against him. | ||
TV Episode | A1.21 Blind Date | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel agrees to help Lindsey McDonald to save three blind children targeted for assassination, but Lindsey may not be entirely trustworthy. | ||
TV Episode | B4.22 Restless | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Buffy, Willow, Xander and Giles all experience strange dreams in which they are each pursued by an angry and mysterious figure. | ||
TV Episode | A1.22 To Shanshu in L.A. | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Wolfram & Hart seeks to raise a "great evil," and starts by cursing Cordelia, killing the Oracles and destroying Angel's apartment and office. | ||
Comic | Cordelia: Phantom Dennis | Los Angeles, 2000 |
When Angel and Wesley stash the heart of a demon at Cordelia's apartment, she and Dennis must foil a demon trying to recover it. | ||
Novel | Unseen (trilogy) | Sunnydale and Los Angeles, 2000 |
Buffy and Angel investigate a series of missing teenagers and thwart a group of renegade scientists who have opened a demonic gateway. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Tales of the Vampires: Father | Santa Monica, 2000 |
The vampire Tom Mitchell visits the pier with his now-aged son Cyrus. |
Buffy Season 5 / Angel Season 2: 2000 – 2001
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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TV Episode (Flashback) |
B5.05 No Place Like Home | Czech Republic, 2000 |
Monks from the Order of Dagon succeed in transforming The Key into human form, but are attacked by a powerful force. | ||
TV Episode | A2.01 Judgement | Los Angeles, 2000 |
After Angel mistakenly kills a demonic protector, he must face the twin perils of a trial by a mystical tribunal and singing at a karaoke bar. | ||
Comic | Haunted (prologue) [by Jane Espenson] | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel visits Faith in prison, where she relates a troubling story about her coma experience. | ||
TV Episode | B5.01 Buffy vs. Dracula | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Buffy and the Scoobies confront the very real Count Dracula, who has come to Sunnydale to make Buffy one of his vampire brides. | ||
Comic | Lost and Found | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Buffy and the Scoobies investigate an alleyway that may be haunted – and by a spirit who may have a message to impart. | ||
TV Episode | A2.02 Are You Now or Have You Ever Been | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel revisits the Hyperion Hotel, destroying the Thesulac Demon living therein and choosing to make it the team's new headquarters. | ||
TV Episode | B5.02 Real Me | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Dawn writes in her diary about the difficulty of living with a Slayer, but Harmony and her minions kidnap Dawn as bait in a trap for Buffy. | ||
Comic | Demonology Menagerie Part One and Part Two | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Willow and Tara must combat a horde of monsters brought to life out of Dawn's handheld video game sytem. | ||
Novel | Image | Los Angeles, 2000 |
The Angel Investigations team combats an old evil preying on a child and trying to use a painting to preserve the life of its body. | ||
Novel | Stranger to the Sun | Los Angeles, 2000 |
A series of sleep-inducing packages presage a plan to plunge Earth into eternal darkness, so that vampires might rule over humans. | ||
TV Episode | A2.03 First Impressions | Los Angeles, 2000 |
With Angel weakened under the influence of the resurrected Darla, Cordelia and Gunn must work together to track down a dangerous demon. | ||
Comic | Long Night's Journey | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel fights against Perfect Zheng, a vampire from his past, who may have been the intended recipient of the Kalderash curse. | ||
TV Episode | B5.03 The Replacement | Sunnydale, 2000 |
When Xander is hit by a spell intended for Buffy, his life is taken over by an apparent duplicate, leaving him unable to prove his identity. | ||
Comic | False Memories | Sunnydale, 2000 |
A former Slayer seeks to resurrect The Master, and Dawn tries to prove her capability as the Scoobies remember her help in adventures past. | ||
Comic | Willow & Tara: WannaBlessedBe [co-authored by Amber Benson] | Sunnydale, 2000 |
The envy of a girl toward Willow and Tara's relationship becomes dangerous. | ||
TV Episode | B5.04 Out of My Mind | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Buffy seeks help as The Initiative's drugs begin killing Riley, while Spike and Harmony kidnap an Initiative doctor to have Spike's chip removed. | ||
TV Episode | A2.04 Untouched | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Lilah schemes to forge an abused runaway with telekinetic powers into an assassin for Wolfram & Hart by playing on her insecurities. | ||
TV Episode | B5.05 No Place Like Home | Sunnydale, 2000 |
While seeking a mystical cause for Joyce's illness, Buffy discovers the truth about Dawn's origins and learns of her need for protection. | ||
TV Episode | A2.05 Dear Boy | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Darla reveals herself – as a human – outside of Angel's dreams, framing him for a series of murders and turning his allies against him. | ||
TV Episode | B5.06 Family | Sunnydale, November 2000 |
When Tara's family visits, she casts a spell to hide her "demon" secret, but the spell keeps the Scoobies from seeing Glory's real demons. | ||
Comic | The Heart of a Slayer | Sunnydale, 2000 |
Buffy is hunted by a powerful demon, and her best hope for defeating it may be a fourteenth-century Slayer pursuing the creature through time. | ||
TV Episode | A2.06 Guise Will Be Guise | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Wesley is forced to impersonate Angel when a powerful businessman asks him to protect his daughter, but the client may have hidden motives. | ||
TV Episode | B5.07 Fool for Love | Sunnydale, 2000 |
After a vampire nearly kills her with her own stake, Buffy turns to Spike to learn how other Slayers met their end. | ||
TV Episode | A2.07 Darla | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel tries to rescue Darla from Wolfram & Hart as she suffers from guilt over her demonic past and Lindsey's growing attraction to her. | ||
TV Episode | B5.08 Shadow | Sunnydale, 2000 |
As Joyce enters the hospital, Glory summons a snake demon to find The Key, and Riley feels increasingly disconnected from Buffy's world. | ||
TV Episode | A2.08 The Shroud of Rahmon | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel and Gunn go undercover to foil theft of a demonic shroud, but the garment has a violent effect, leading to a confrontation with Kate. | ||
TV Episode | B5.09 Listening to Fear | Sunnydale, December 2000 |
An extraterrestrial demon preys on Sunnydale's increasing number of mentally ill patients, and the effects of Joyce's illness make her a target. | ||
TV Episode | A2.09 The Trial | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel enters into a trio of deadly trials to help the terminally-ill Darla, but Lindsey has his own scheme to return Darla to health – and to evil. | ||
TV Episode | B5.10 Into the Woods | Sunnydale, December 2000 |
Riley, disillusioned about his relationship with Buffy, must make a difficult choice when he is asked to join a new demon-fighting organization. | ||
TV Episode | A2.10 Reunion | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Drusilla and the newly-sired Darla wreak havoc in Los Angeles – their killing spree eventually bringing them up against Wolfram & Hart. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B5.16 The Body | Sunnydale, 2000 |
At Christmas dinner, Joyce curses the oven after she and Buffy discover that the pie has burned. | ||
TV Episode | B5.11 Triangle | Sunnydale, 2000 |
An argument between Willow and Anya accidentally results in the summoning of a troll, who wreaks havoc throughout Sunnydale. | ||
TV Episode | A2.11 Redefinition | Los Angeles, 2000 |
Angel – now working alone – hunts down Darla and Drusilla, as the rest of the team moves on and Lilah and Linsdey jockey for position. | ||
TV Episode | B5.12 Checkpoint | Sunnydale, 2001 |
The Watchers Council comes to tell what they know about Glory, but predicates their assistance on Buffy's submission to several tests. | ||
TV Episode | A2.12 Blood Money | Los Angeles, 2001 |
Angel investigates a connection between Wolfram & Hart and a shelter for teen runaways, while the others form their own detective agency. | ||
TV Episode | A2.13 Happy Anniversary | Los Angeles, 2001 |
As Gunn, Cordelia, and Wesley work alone, Lorne and Angel search for a physicist whose experiments with time may have catastrophic effects. | ||
TV Episode | B5.13 Blood Ties | Sunnydale, 2001 |
With Spike's help, Dawn learns the truth about her nature – as well as the fact that Glory and Ben share a secret of their own. | ||
Novel | Journals of Rupert Giles: Blood Ties | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Novelization of eponymous episode. | ||
TV Episode | A2.14 The Thin Dead Line | Los Angeles, 2001 |
Both Angel and his former teammates find themselves investigating hordes of zombie policemen going after kids on the street. | ||
TV Episode | B5.14 Crush | Sunnydale, 2001 |
After Buffy rejects him, Spike tries to take back up with the returned Drusilla, but in the end must decide where his loyalties really lie. | ||
TV Episode | A2.15 Reprise | Los Angeles, 2001 |
With one of the Senior Partners coming to Earth for a "Review," Angel seeks an artifact that will protect him, but Darla has the same idea. | ||
TV Episode | A2.16 Epiphany | Los Angeles, 2001 |
After sleeping with Darla, Angel realizes the error of his current path and races to save his friends from revenge-seeking demons. | ||
TV Episode | B5.15 I Was Made to Love You | Sunnydale, 2001 |
The gang suspects that an odd – and strong – girl doggedly wandering around looking for her boyfriend may be more than she appears. | ||
TV Episode | A2.17 Disharmony | Los Angeles, 2001 |
Harmony comes to Los Angeles and tries to help Angel Investigations track down a cult-like group of vampires led by an inspirational speaker. | ||
Novel | Vengeance | Los Angeles, 2001 |
A popular motivational speaker has a secret plan to balance the scales between the haves and have-nots, bringing about a "perfect world." | ||
TV Episode | B5.16 The Body | Sunnydale, 2001 |
When Buffy discovers Joyce's lifeless body, the group must deal with mundane tasks and come to grips with the emotional impact of her death. | ||
TV Episode | A2.18 Dead End | Los Angeles, 2001 |
After Lindsey receives a new hand from Wolfram & Hart, both he and the Angel look into the origins of several body-part transplants. | ||
Novel | Haunted | Los Angeles, 2001 |
Cordelia wins a spot on a reality show and must spend several nights in a haunted house, but visions reveal there may be more than she suspects. | ||
TV Episode | B5.17 Forever | Sunnydale, 2001 |
As Buffy tries to deal with Joyce's death, Dawn – with Spike's assistance – performs a resurrection spell to bring her mother back. | ||
Comic | Night of a Thousand Vampires | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Buffy accidentally open an old portal through which a rampaging horde of hungry vampires is summoned forth. | ||
Comic | Ugly Little Monsters | Sunnydale, 2001 |
A trio of Avendshrook demons, feeding on anger and jealousy, lead the Scoobies to begin accusing and attacking each other. | ||
Comic | Chaos Bleeds | Sunnydale, 2001 |
The walls between realities begin "bleeding" into each other as people from Buffy's past descend on a chaotic Sunnydale. | ||
Video Game | Chaos Bleeds | Sunnydale, 2001 |
With Ethan Rayne engaged in a struggle with The First, Buffy and the gang must face the resultant army of vampires, zombies, and demons. | ||
Novel | Chaos Bleeds | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Novelization of eponymous video game. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 8: Retreat | Tibet, 2001 |
After a year's worth of studying with Bayarmaa, Oz finally masters his werewolf transformations. | ||
TV Episode | B5.18 Intervention | Sunnydale, 2001 |
As Buffy embarks on a spiritual quest, Spike takes comfort with a substitute before being captured by Glory in her search for the Key. | ||
Novel | Tempted Champions | Sunnydale, 2001 |
As Buffy battles a vicious and skilled new fighter, Anya must decide whether to return to her former vengeance-demon self. | ||
Novel | Little Things | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Buffy must struggle with both financial troubles and an army of miniature vampires seeking vengeance on Anya. | ||
Comic | Rock 'n' Roll All Night (and Sleep Every Day) | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Spike must protect Dawn from an old enemy – a musician from Spike's old New York punk days. | ||
Novel | Crossings | Sunnydale, 2001 |
A new virtual reality game system serves as a dimensional gateway, allowing demons to take over the players' bodies. | ||
Novel | Sweet Sixteen | Sunnydale, 2001 |
A lonely and abused girl exhibits special powers, and must face the decision to keep her humanity or accept a more nefarious destiny. | ||
Comic | Angel: Untitled | Los Angeles, 2001'LA, 2001 |
Watch and learn as Angel leads his team into a nest of vamps. Is his team up for the challenge?. | ||
TV Episode | A2.19 Belonging | Los Angeles, 2001 |
An investigation into a strange disappearance five years earlier leads to the appearance of a demon warrior through a dimensional portal. | ||
TV Episode | A2.20 Over the Rainbow | Los Angeles and Pylea, 2001 |
Angel, Wesley, Lorne and Gunn pursue Cordelia to Pylea, where humans are enslaved and Cordelia's visions have marked her as "cursed." | ||
TV Episode | B5.19 Tough Love | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Believing that Tara is the Key, Glory drains her mind, leaving her incoherent and driving an enraged Willow to seek dark-magic vengeance. | ||
TV Episode | B5.20 Spiral | Sunnydale, 2001 |
With Glory now aware that Dawn is the Key, the gang flees Sunnydale – pursued by the Knights of Byzantium, who are intent on killing Dawn. | ||
TV Episode | A2.21 Through the Looking Glass | Pylea, 2001 |
Cordelia finds she is to be mated to a warrior demon, while Angel saves a runaway slave and Wesley and Gunn meet a group of human rebels. | ||
TV Episode | B5.21 The Weight of the World | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Willow struggles to reach a catatonic Buffy, while Glory finds the barrier between herself and Ben is thinning, causing her to feel human emotions. | ||
TV Episode | B5.22 The Gift | Sunnydale, 2001 |
As the Scoobies try to stop Glory's ritual, Buffy must decide if she can kill Dawn in order to save the world – or find an alternative solution. | ||
TV Episode | A2.22 There's No Place Like Plrtz Glrb | Pylea, 2001 |
As the ruling priest plots to kill all humans, the rebels plan an attack while Cordelia tries to stop a lethal battle between Angel and Groosalugg. | ||
Comic | The Death of Buffy: Lost and Found | Sunnydale, 2001 |
A demon begins feeding on the Scoobies' unbalanced emotional states. | ||
Comic | The Death of Buffy (main story) | Sunnydale, 2001 |
As Willow tries to take the lead in continuing Buffy's work, a group of lizard-demons attack Sunnydale in hopes of resurrecting their leader. |
Buffy Season 6 / Angel Season 3: 2001 – 2002
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Novel | Cursed | Sunnydale and Los Angeles, 2001 |
In an alternate reality, as an organized effort to destroy Spike takes form, he and Angel must work together to find a mystical object from their past. | ||
TV Episode | A3.01 Heartthrob | Sri Lanka and Los Angeles, 2001 |
After Angel stakes Elisabeth, an old vampire companion, her lover James has himself surgically altered to become invincible and exact vengeance. | ||
TV Episode | A3.02 That Vision Thing | Los Angeles, 2001 |
Cordelia's visions begin causing dangerous physical effects, and Angel's investigations indicate that Lilah Morgan may be behind them. | ||
TV Episode | B6.01 Bargaining, Part One | Sunnydale, 2001 |
The Scooby Gang tries to maintain the illusion that the Slayer is still active, while Willow prepares a spell to bring Buffy back from the dead. | ||
TV Episode | B6.02 Bargaining, Part Two | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Demon bikers ravage Sunnydale as Buffy – resurrected within her coffin – wanders the streets, disoriented and confused. | ||
Novel | Sanctuary | Los Angeles, 2001 |
When Fred is kidnapped, the Angel Investigations team must sort through an array of wildly differing demon eyewitness accounts. | ||
TV Episode | A3.03 That Old Gang of Mine | Los Angeles, 2001 |
An investigation into the slaughter of harmless demons reveals that Gunn's old vampire-hunting gang is taking their work to a new extreme. | ||
TV Episode | B6.03 After Life | Sunnydale, 2001 |
A malevolent demon – brought about by Buffy's resurrection spell – terrorizes the gang, and Buffy makes a startling revelation to Spike. | ||
TV Episode | A3.04 Carpe Noctem | Los Angeles, 2001 |
While looking into several young men's mysterious deaths, Angel discovers an old man switching bodies – and Angel's own body is next. | ||
TV Episode | B6.04 Flooded | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Giles returns to Sunnydale as Buffy deals with mounting debts – and a new trio of villains launches plans to defeat the Slayer and take over. | ||
TV Episode | A3.05 Fredless | Los Angeles, 2001 |
When Fred's parents arrive to take her home with them, Fred flees, leading the team to wonder if they have sinister motives. | ||
TV Episode | B6.05 Life Serial | Sunnydale, 2001 |
As Buffy tries to adjust to her financial circumstances, the Trio sets out to torment her with a series of frustrating spells and devices. | ||
Comic | Reunion [by Jane Espenson] | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Xander, Anya and Dawn speculate on Buffy and Angel's reunion, but a common element in their tales becomes reality. | ||
Comic | Willow & Tara: Wilderness [co-authored by Amber Benson] | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Willow, Tara and Dawn must stop a group of angry forest creatures from exacting revenge on the local humans. | ||
Novel | The Wisdom of War | Sunnydale, 2001 |
When sea creatures appear in Sunnydale, the Watchers Council arranges for Faith's temporary release to combat them, but Buffy has doubts. | ||
TV Episode | A3.06 Billy | Los Angeles, 2001 |
Angel and Cordelia take different approaches to stopping a man who can instill murderous misogyny in other men with just a touch. | ||
TV Episode | B6.06 All the Way | Sunnydale, October 2001 |
On Halloween, as Xander and Anya announce their engagement, Tara and Willow fight about Willow's overdependence on magic. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 8: Retreat | Tibet, 2001 |
A man suffering from lycanthropy seeks out Oz's retreat in Tibet seeking a cure, his efforts quickly showing promise. | ||
Comic | Note from the Underground | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Buffy is forced to fight in an underground demon gladiator ring, but Angel arranges a temporary furlough for Faith to come to Sunnydale to help. | ||
Novel | Monster Island | Sunnydale and Los Angeles, 2001 |
A demon-purity group plans an attack on a safe haven for half-blood demons, and Buffy and Angel must join forces to protect it. | ||
Novel | Endangered Species | Los Angeles, 2001 |
A game hunter seeking a cure for his wife's vampirism enlists Angel Investigations to find her and save Faith from her clutches. | ||
Novel | Impressions | Los Angeles, 2001 |
An identity-theft victim seeks help from Angel, but is reluctant to entirely trust him, having been approached by a false "Angel" already. | ||
TV Episode | A3.07 Offspring | Los Angeles, 2001 |
As the team researches a prophecy about a portentous arrival, an angry and very pregnant Darla shows up at the hotel looking for Angel. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B7.05 Selfless | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Following a bizarre coconut dance, Anya breaks into song with "Mrs." | ||
TV Episode | B6.07 Once More, with Feeling | Sunnydale, 2001 |
A musical demon induces all of Sunnydale to break into song, a development that leads to the revelation of closely held secrets. | ||
TV Episode | A3.08 Quickening | Los Angeles, 2001 |
A vampire cult pursues the pregnant Darla, Wolfram & Hart launches an attack on the hotel, and an old enemy resurfaces for revenge. | ||
TV Episode | B6.08 Tabula Rasa | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Despite her promise to abstain from magic, Willow casts a forgetfulness spell that backfires, erasing the memories of the entire Scooby Gang. | ||
Novel | Blood and Fog | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Buffy and Spike must stop Jack the Ripper, who has come to Sunnydale as a mist of blindness and terror seizes the town. | ||
TV Episode | A3.09 Lullaby | Los Angeles, 2001 |
The team takes shelter at Caritas as Angel tries to find Darla, now in labor, before Holtz – undeterred upon learning of Angel's soul – does. | ||
TV Episode | B6.09 Smashed | Sunnydale, 2001 |
As Spike enlists the Trio's help in evaluating his chip, Willow restores Amy to human form, the pair embarking on a wild night of magic. | ||
TV Episode | B6.10 Wrecked | Sunnydale, 2001 |
Amy convinces Willow to visit a magic-dealing warlock, but Willow must confront her addiction when her carelessness brings Dawn to harm. | ||
Short Story | Tales of the Slayer II: Again, Sunnydale [by Jane Espenson] | Sunnydale, November 8, 2001 |
Buffy, Xander and Willow are transported back into their 1999 selves, with all of their later memories intact. | ||
TV Episode | A3.10 Dad | Los Angeles, 2001 |
With Darla dead, Angel must protect her newborn child from multiple attacks at the hotel as Holtz recruits a new follower. | ||
Short Story | The Longest Night: The House Where Death Stood Still | Los Angeles, December 21, 2001 |
Angel searches for a missing child, taken by his father for an immortality ritual – one requiring a human sacrifice on the winter solstice. | ||
Short Story | The Longest Night: A Joyful Noise | Los Angeles, December 21, 2001 |
A group is killing Santas and replacing them with their own in a plan to open a rift in space-time and allow a demon to consume the Earth. | ||
Short Story | The Longest Night: I Still Believe | Los Angeles, December 21, 2001 |
Demonic chaos complicates a serious concern: Four days until Christmas and Angel still hasn't done his shopping. | ||
Short Story | The Longest Night: It Can Happen to You | Los Angeles, December 21, 2001 |
Wesley meets two ghosts from the early Hollywood era who lead him to a better understanding of his life. | ||
Short Story | The Longest Night: Model Behaviour | Los Angeles, December 21, 2001 |
Cordelia is invited to become a model, but there is a significant catch: An enchanted pocket mirror that produces unexpected effects. | ||
Short Story | The Longest Night: Have Gunn, Will Travel | Los Angeles, December 21, 2001 |
The entourage from a prince of a small middle eastern country asks Gunn to impersonate him for an important gathering. | ||
Short Story | The Longest Night: Generous Presence | Los Angeles, December 22, 2001 |
Lilah Morgan sends out Christmas presents, but her true agenda is a ploy to test the recipients' resolve. | ||
Short Story | The Longest Night: The Anchoress | Los Angeles, December 22, 2001 |
A group of would-be Druids builds a stone circle to sacrifice a virgin, leading to time-traveling adventures. | ||
Short Story | The Longest Night: Bummed Out | Los Angeles, December 22, 2001 |
Something is killing the city's down-and-outs, and the Angel Investigations team goes undercover to save the day (or night). | ||
Short Story | The Longest Night: Icicle Memories | Los Angeles, December 22, 2001 |
An ice demon shows up at the Hyperion Hotel, using the team's desires for normal lives – particularly at the holidays – to overtake them. | ||
Short Story | The Longest Night: Yoke of the Soul | Los Angeles, December 22, 2001 |
Angel must free a group of Christmas carolers who are being taken as hosts for a demon race – a task which inspires his musical spirit. | ||
Short Story | The Longest Night: The Sun Child | Los Angeles, December 22, 2001 |
The creatures of the night are trying to prevent the new day from starting, and only Angel can ensure the new dawn. | ||
TV Episode | B6.11 Gone | Sunnydale, 2002 |
A social worker threatens to remove Dawn from Buffy's custody, and the Trio develops an invisibility ray – accidentally using it on Buffy. | ||
TV Episode | A3.11 Birthday | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Cordelia learns the visions are killing her and – helped by a demon guide – visits an alternate reality in which she never received them. | ||
TV Episode | A3.12 Provider | Los Angeles, 2002 |
The Angel Investigations situation looks improved after actively pursuing business – until three cases turn out to be more than they appear. | ||
Illustrated Novel | Creatures of Habit | Sunnydale, 2002 |
An old friend of Spike's sets up shop as a DJ in Sunnydale, luring teens into what will culminate in a feeding frenzy for the town's vampires. | ||
TV Episode | B6.12 Doublemeat Palace | Sunnydale, 2002 |
Buffy is forced to take a job at a fast-food chain, but several strange events lead her to believe the food may be something other than beef. | ||
Novel | Fearless | Los Angeles, 2002 |
The Angel Investigations team wakens feeling euphoric but amnesic, and Angel fears his slow recovery will leave him unable to protect them. | ||
TV Episode | A3.13 Waiting in the Wings | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Angel takes the team to the opera, but suspects a sinister influence when he realizes it is the exact performance he saw more than a century ago. | ||
Comic | Withdrawal | Sunnydale, 2002 |
The vampire DJ Velatti, having survived the Faint club assault, enlists Hoopy the Bear in a plan for revenge against Buffy. | ||
TV Episode | B6.13 Dead Things | Sunnydale, 2002 |
When Warren kills his ex-girlfriend after a plan goes awry, the Trio uses magic to convince Buffy that she actually committed the murder. | ||
TV Episode | B6.14 Older and Far Away | Sunnydale, 2002 |
After Dawn inadvertently makes a wish in front of a Vengeance demon, everyone becomes trapped in the house during Buffy's birthday party. | ||
TV Episode | A3.14 Couplet | Los Angeles, 2002 |
The Groosalugg, newly arrived from Pylea, joins the Angel Investigations team (to Angel's chagrin) as Wesley discovers a disturbing prophecy. | ||
TV Episode | A3.15 Loyalty | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Wesley looks for signs that Angel will harm Connor, Holtz's minions lure Fred and Gunn into a trap, and Sahjhan moves his own plans forward. | ||
TV Episode | B6.15 As You Were | Sunnydale, 2002 |
Riley returns – with his new wife, also a demon-hunting soldier – and enlists Buffy's help in tracking down a demon black market dealer. | ||
TV Episode | A3.16 Sleep Tight | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Convinced that Angel's increasing violence poses a threat to Connor, Wesley kidnaps the child, but Holtz and Justine have their own agenda. | ||
TV Episode | B6.16 Hell's Bells | Sunnydale, 2002 |
As Xander and Anya's wedding day arrives, a mysterious visitor gives Xander a desperate warning that makes him question his path. | ||
TV Episode | B6.17 Normal Again | Sunnydale, 2002 |
A demonic illusion makes Buffy believe that she is in a mental institution, and that her friends and Slayer career have all been hallucinations. | ||
Comic | Spike: Old Times | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Spike struggles to protect a man from the demon Halfrek, who is exacting generations-long vengeance. | ||
TV Episode | A3.17 Forgiving | Los Angeles, 2002 |
As Angel attempts to go after Holtz and Connor, the demon Sahjhan reveals the disturbing manipulations behind Wesley's betrayal. | ||
TV Episode | A3.18 Double or Nothing | Los Angeles, 2002 |
As Fred and Gunn become closer, a demon calls in an old debt of Gunn's, one with drastic implications for their relationship: his soul. | ||
TV Episode | A3.19 The Price | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Angel Investigations – without Wesley – must battle demonic slugs whose appearance portends the imminent arrival of "The Destroyer." | ||
TV Episode | B6.18 Entropy | Sunnydale, 2002 |
As the Trio enacts a new plan, Anya tries to exact vengeance on Xander but finds her efforts foiled until she finds another looking to act out. | ||
TV Episode | A3.20 A New World | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Angel chases after the newly-returned – and teenaged – Connor while the other members of the team attempt to close an interdimensional rift. | ||
TV Episode | B6.19 Seeing Red | Sunnydale, 2002 |
With Tara and Willow reconciled, Buffy foils a plot by the Trio to become invulnerable – leaving Warren seeking the ultimate payback. | ||
TV Episode | A3.21 Benediction | Los Angeles, 2002 |
After ostensibly making peace with Angel, Daniel Holtz arranges his own death, making Connor believe that Angel committed the crime. | ||
TV Episode | B6.20 Villains | Sunnydale, 2002 |
An enraged Willow succumbs entirely to dark magic, healing Buffy's injuries before seeking out Warren for a brutal revenge. | ||
TV Episode | A3.22 Tomorrow | Los Angeles, 2002 |
After a failed Wolfram & Hart abduction attempt, Connor traps Angel in a metal coffin on the ocean floor as Cordelia ascends as a higher being. | ||
Novel | Wicked Willow (trilogy) | Sunnydale, 2002 |
In an alternate continuity, Willow – having surrendered to rage and seeking more power – defies her coven and tries to revive a lost spirit. | ||
TV Episode | B6.21 Two to Go | Sunnydale, 2002 |
The Scoobies attempt to protect Andrew and Jonathan from Willow's vengeance, but Willow absorbs more dark magic before confronting them. | ||
TV Episode | B6.22 Grave | Sunnydale, 2002 |
A nigh-invulnerable Dark Willow decides to end her suffering by destroying the world, but Xander sets out to stop her; Spike regains his soul. |
Buffy Season 7 / Angel Season 4: 2002 – 2003
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Comic | Masks: Pencils and Paperclips | 2002 |
Lindsey McDonald hides under a false identity until he meets Eve, Liaison to the Senior Partners. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Vampires: Stacy | 2002 |
Stacy, a young girl fascinated by the idea of magic, finds a sense of connection when she becomes a vampire. | ||
TV Episode | B7.01 Lessons | Sunnydale, 2002 |
Three manifest spirits haunt the newly-reopened Sunnydale High; Buffy begins a job at the school while the ensouled Spike hides in the basement. | ||
TV Episode | B7.02 Beneath You | Sunnydale, 2002 |
The Scoobies deal with the results of Anya's return to vengeance-demon work, and Buffy learns that Spike has recovered his soul. | ||
Novel | Seven Crows | Arizona/Mexico border, 2002 |
In an alternate-continuity tale, Buffy and Angel come to the aid of Riley Finn and his wife Sam as they investigate possibly supernatural deaths. | ||
TV Episode | A4.01 Deep Down | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Connor foils the team's attempts to locate Angel, while Wesley takes matters into his own hands, forcing Justine to lead him to Angel's coffin. | ||
TV Episode | B7.03 Same Time, Same Place | Sunnydale, 2002 |
Willow returns to Sunnydale, but is unable to see or interact with her friends and finds herself the victim of a skin-eating Gnarl demon. | ||
TV Episode | A4.02 Ground State | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Angel crosses paths with Gwen Raiden, an expert thief with dangerous electrical abilities, as they both seek a mystic talisman. | ||
Novel | Apocalypse Memories | Sunnydale, 2002 |
In an alternate-universe story, Willow must overcome her fears of using magic when an angel brings on signs of an apocalypse. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
B7.16 Storyteller | Mexico, 2002 |
The First Evil (in the guise of Warren Mears) appears to Andrew Wells as he and Jonathan Levinson are in hiding. | ||
TV Episode | B7.04 Help | Sunnydale, 2002 |
School counselor Buffy attempts to avert fate and help a student who has predicted her own death, all while foiling a demon-summoning plot. | ||
TV Episode | A4.03 The House Always Wins | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Angel, Fred and Gunn go to Las Vegas to find Lorne, who is being coerced by a Vegas hotel boss into a scheme to steal people's destinies. | ||
Novel | Dark Mirror | Los Angeles, 2002 |
The Angel Investigations team must face perfect clones of themselves – clones intent on destroying the originals. | ||
Novel | Mortal Fear | Sunnydale, 2002 |
As the Scoobies bond with people outside their group, Buffy works to piece together an ancient sword. ("Historian's Note" in book is wrong.) | ||
Novel | Spark and Burn | Sunnydale, 2002 |
Tormented by the First Evil and newly ensouled, Spike recalls the formative events throughout his life (and afterlife). | ||
TV Episode | B7.05 Selfless | Sunnydale, 2002 |
Willow discovers that Anya's vengeance demon actions have taken a murderous turn, leading to a confrontation with Buffy and the Scoobies. | ||
TV Episode | A4.04 Slouching Toward Bethlehem | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Cordelia, returned but with no memory, is driven to seek support from Connor after the Angel Investigations team's well-meaning deceptions. | ||
TV Episode | A4.05 Supersymmetry | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Fred is reunited with a former professor, but discovers a secret that may lie behind her abduction to Pylea, forcing her to make a grim decision. | ||
TV Episode | B7.06 Him | Sunnydale, 2002 |
When Dawn, Buffy, Willow, and Anya all fall for a handsome quarterback, Xander and Spike must stop them before they do any real damage. | ||
Novel | Solitary Man | Los Angeles, 2002 |
As an elderly widow seeks to join Angel Investigations, the team must solve a theft of antiquities and battle a supernatural foe. | ||
TV Episode | A4.06 Spin the Bottle | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Lorne performs a spell to restore Cordelia's memory, but the spell causes the entire team's memories to revert to those of their teenage selves. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Buffy Season 8: Retreat | Tibet, 2002 |
Now able to control his werewolf transformations, Monroe leaves Oz's retreat and begins gathering his own group of followers. | ||
Novel | Heat | Sunnydale and Los Angeles, 2002 |
Buffy and Angel battle a centuries-old Possessor seeking to resurrect an ancient dragon and drive humanity from his dimension. | ||
Novel | Book of the Dead | Los Angeles, 2002 |
A colleague of Wesley's invites him to an auction, but harbors a personal agenda – and Wesley finds himself with a book he can't put down. | ||
Novel | Love and Death | Los Angeles, 2002 |
A horde of angry demon-hunters descends on the city, but Angel and company soon learn that the mob makes no distinctions among demons. | ||
Novel | Monolith | Los Angeles, 2002 |
Angel and Connor must work together to solve the mystery of a strange, demon-faced monolith that appears on Hollywood Boulevard. | ||
TV Episode | B7.07 Conversations with Dead People | Sunnydale, 2002 |
The Scoobies are disturbed by separate supernatural visitations, while Jonathan and Andrew return to Sunnydale and Spike takes a deadly turn. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Buffy Season 9: Guarded | San Francisco, 2002 |
Wolfram & Hart provides funding to Theo Daniels to develop a social network for demons, with the condition that he insert special code into the software. | ||
TV Episode | A4.07 Apocalypse, Nowish | Los Angeles, 2002 |
After Cordelia receives disturbing visions, she and Connor are attacked by a seemingly invulnerable creature at the site of Connor's birth. | ||
TV Episode | B7.08 Sleeper | Sunnydale, 2002 |
When evidence suggests that Spike may be reverting to vampire attacks, Buffy investigates and learns of an insidious manipulation. | ||
TV Episode | B7.09 Never Leave Me | Sunnydale, 2002 |
Both Spike and Andrew are imprisoned in Buffy's house, but the group comes under a surprise attack – as does the Watchers Council. | ||
TV Episode | B7.10 Bring on the Night | Sunnydale, 2002 |
Buffy attempts to rescue Spike from The First, as Giles arrives in town with three Potential Slayers and some unnerving news. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Vampires: Spot the Vampire | New York, 2002 |
A vampire appears to hide in a department store within an innocent-seeming holiday tableau, though appearances may be deceiving. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Vampires: Taking Care of Business | San Gabriel, California, 2002 |
A 15th century vampire and former inquisitor wages holy war on all clergy, until he is confronted by an unusual stranger. | ||
TV Episode | B7.11 Showtime | Sunnydale, 2003 |
The First continues to torment Spike, while Anya and Giles seek out an oracle and Buffy tries to restore the panicked Potentials' confidence. | ||
TV Episode | A4.08 Habeas Corpses | Los Angeles, 2003 |
After The Beast begins slaughtering everyone at Wolfram & Hart, the Angel Investigations team follows, battling the reanimated victims. | ||
TV Episode | B7.12 Potential | Sunnydale, 2003 |
A reveal spell hints that Dawn may in fact be a Potential herself, leading to her battling Bringers and vampires at the school with a classmate. | ||
TV Episode | A4.09 Long Day's Journey | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Gwen Raiden helps Angel and the group avert The Beast's plan to blot out the sun, allowing demons and vampires free rein over Los Angeles. | ||
TV Episode | A4.10 Awakening | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Wesley brings a mystic to extract Angel's soul – releasing Angelus – so the team can learn how to stop The Beast and restore the sun. | ||
TV Episode | B7.13 The Killer in Me | Sunnydale, 2003 |
As Buffy seeks out government help with Spike's malfunctioning chip, a kiss with Kennedy transforms Willow into the image of Warren Mears. | ||
TV Episode | A4.11 Soulless | Los Angeles, 2003 |
The team interrogates an imprisoned Angelus, learning his history with The Beast and of potential allies to help stop it, though it may be too late. | ||
TV Episode | B7.14 First Date | Sunnydale, 2003 |
Buffy goes to dinner with Robin Wood, learning that his mother was a Slayer – and he, in turn, learns that Spike was the one who killed her. | ||
TV Episode | A4.12 Calvary | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Cordelia attempts a ritual that may restore Angel's soul – but it fails, releasing Angelus from captivity, and Cordelia reveals a hidden agenda. | ||
TV Episode | B7.15 Get It Done | Sunnydale, 2003 |
As the First continues to terrorize the Potentials, Buffy triggers a portal to meet the Shadow Men, who offer her more power, but at a cost. | ||
TV Episode | B7.16 Storyteller | Sunnydale, 2003 |
Andrew narrates a video documentary on Buffy's adventures, but must come to grips with his own guilt over Jonathan's death. | ||
TV Episode | A4.13 Salvage | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Wesley helps Faith Lehane break out of prison to help find Angelus – whose alliance with The Beast may not be entirely solid. | ||
TV Episode | A4.14 Release | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Faith and Wesley track down and confront Angelus, while Cordelia – The Beast's real master – convinces Connor to keep her pregnancy secret. | ||
TV Episode | B7.17 Lies My Parents Told Me | Sunnydale, 2003 |
As the Scooby Gang attempts to neutralize Spike's trigger, Robin and Giles plot to take more permanent action, against Buffy's wishes. | ||
TV Episode | A4.15 Orpheus | Los Angeles, 2003 |
A mystical drug forces Angelus to revisit the events of his life with Faith as his virtual companion, while Willow struggles to restore his soul. | ||
Comic | Spike: Into the Light | Greenville, California, 2003 |
Spike struggles with the implications of having a soul as he returns to a town he visited 25 years earlier and battles a child-stealing demon. | ||
Novel | Nemesis | Los Angeles, 2003 |
When an old friend of Fred's is killed, she discovers that the murder may be connected to a group of wizards trying to hold the walls of reality together. | ||
TV Episode | A4.16 Players | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Gwen deceives and recruits Gunn to help recover a device that will let her control her powers, as the team discovers Cordelia's true nature. | ||
TV Episode | A4.17 Inside Out | Los Angeles, 2003 |
As Angel and the team confront Skip for answers, Cordelia tries to convince Connor to take a fateful step toward ensuring their child's safety. | ||
TV Episode | A4.18 Shiny Happy People | Los Angeles, 2003 |
The team is enchanted by the newly-arrived Jasmine, but when Fred glimpses a more disturbing image, she must investigate the truth alone. | ||
TV Episode | B7.18 Dirty Girls | Sunnydale, 2003 |
Caleb, a newly-arrived agent of the First in priest's garb, induces Buffy into leading the Potentials into a calamitous assault against him. | ||
TV Episode | A4.19 The Magic Bullet | Los Angeles, 2003 |
As Jasmine's followers gather at the hotel, Fred – now on the run – must figure out a way to awaken Angel from Jasmine's thrall. | ||
TV Episode | A4.20 Sacrifice | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Wesley, Gunn and Lorne join Angel and Fred in fleeing Jasmine, and discover a mysterious demon with a connection to Jasmine's past. | ||
TV Episode | B7.19 Empty Places | Sunnydale, 2003 |
The team continues to explore leads on Caleb, but Buffy's insistence on another attack leads to the group's selection of Faith as their new leader. | ||
TV Episode | A4.21 Peace Out | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Angel navigates a hell dimension for information on defeating Jasmine while the others are captured by Connor and imprisoned at the hotel. | ||
TV Episode | B7.20 Touched | Sunnydale, 2003 |
After being comforted by Spike, Buffy moves to confront Caleb alone, while Faith leads the Potentials in an attack action of her own. | ||
TV Episode | A4.22 Home | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Having defeated Jasmine, Angel and the team are presented with a surprising opportunity – control of Wolfram & Hart's Los Angeles branch. | ||
TV Episode | B7.21 End of Days | Sunnydale, May 2003 |
Buffy, having taken a new weapon from Caleb, rescues the Potentials and tries to learn more about her powerful new asset. | ||
TV Episode | B7.22 Chosen | Sunnydale, May 2003 |
Buffy develops a radical plan to defeat the First, and the entire crew heads directly to the Hellmouth for a final confrontation. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A5.02 Just Rewards | Sunnydale, May 2003 |
Spike, using the power of the Wolfram & Hart Amulet to destroy the Turok-Han army, is consumed. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Buffy Season 8: Wolves at the Gate | Europe, 2003 |
In mourning after Anya's death, Xander travels to Dracula's fortress to visit the Count, with whom he retains a bond. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Vampires: Father | Los Angeles, 2003 |
A Slayer tracks down and kills the vampire Tom Mitchell, while his son Cyrus, now in his eighties, lies on his deathbed. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: Live Through This | London, 2003 |
Working in London, Giles binds a Plagiarus demon to a little girl in order to remove its power and save her, sacrificing a day's memory in the process. |
Angel Season 5: 2003 – 2004
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Novel | Queen of the Slayers | Worldwide, 2003 |
In an alternate continuity, evil forces run amok as a self-styled Queen of the Slayers seeks to claim the Slayer essence and fashion an army. | ||
Novel | Dark Congress | USA, England, and Greece, 2003 |
The Scoobies reunite as a rare congregation of demons devolves into accusations, over which Buffy must act as arbiter. | ||
TV Episode | A5.01 Conviction | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Angel and the team adjust to their new positions at Wolfram & Hart while trying to stop an unsavory client from releasing a biological weapon. | ||
TV Episode | A5.02 Just Rewards | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Angel and company work to foil the plans of a necromancer, aided by the visible but incorporeal Spike – apparently returned by The Amulet. | ||
TV Episode | A5.03 Unleashed | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Angel and the group try to help a young woman bitten by a werewolf – and now hunted by an exclusive club specializing in exotic meals. | ||
TV Episode | A5.04 Hell Bound | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Fred tries to restore Spike, who is tormented by a vicious spirit who sends loose spirits to Hell in his place – and Spike is his next target. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Vampires: Antique | Europe, 2003 |
Buffy and two other Slayers break into Dracula's fortress in an effort to rescue Xander, who has fallen under the Count's thrall. | ||
Comic | Wesley: Spotlight (No Sacrifice) | Los Angeles, 2003 |
A lethal venom strikes down Knox, forcing Wesley to deal with his own affections for Fred and their ramifications. | ||
TV Episode | A5.05 Life of the Party | Los Angeles, October 2003 |
Going all-out (and without sleep) for the Wolfram & Hart Halloween bash has disastrous effects on Lorne – and everyone else at the party. | ||
TV Episode | A5.06 The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco | Los Angeles, November 2003 |
Angel must convince a retired luchador to help defeat a resurrected Aztec warrior demon feasting on the hearts of heroes. | ||
Comic | Spike vs. Dracula #5 | Los Angeles, 2003 |
A noncorporeal Spike finally resolves his centuries-long feud with Dracula when the Count pays a visit to Wolfram & Hart. | ||
TV Episode | A5.07 Lineage | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Wesley's father arrives at Wolfram & Hart and assists in investigating a series of cyborg warrior attacks, but may have a sinister hidden agenda. | ||
TV Episode | A5.08 Destiny | Los Angeles, 2003 |
When Spike regains corporeal form, a struggle ensues with Angel over the implications of two ensouled vampires on the Shanshu Prophecy. | ||
Comic | Spike: Old Wounds | Los Angeles, 2003 |
Spike attempts to solve a decades-old crime he is accused of committing: the infamous Black Dahlia murder. | ||
TV Episode | A5.09 Harm's Way | Los Angeles, 2004 |
When Harmony wakes up next to a dead body – a critical demon-treaty negotiator – she must cover up the incident until she can clear her name. | ||
TV Episode | A5.10 Soul Purpose | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Lindsey McDonald recruits Spike as a vampire champion, and Angel suffers nightmares in which Spike has claimed his destiny of redemption. | ||
TV Episode | A5.11 Damage | Los Angeles, 2004 |
The reformed Watchers Council sends an emissary to help track down a psychotic Slayer, a condition for which she believes Spike is responsible. | ||
Comic | Spike: Lost and Found | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Angel and Spike suspect that a vampire preying on victims in broad daylight may have discovered a second Gem of Amara. | ||
TV Episode | A5.12 You're Welcome | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Cordelia awakens from her coma to help a despondent Angel – intent on quitting his job – counter Lindsey's ultimate attack on Wolfram & Hart. | ||
TV Episode (Flashback) |
A5.21 Power Play | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Cordelia and Angel share a farewell kiss. | ||
TV Episode | A5.13 Why We Fight | Los Angeles, 2004 |
A vampire arrives at Wolfram & Hart, capturing Fred, Wesley and Gunn in order to force Angel to answer for a sixty-years-past incident. | ||
TV Episode | A5.14 Smile Time | Los Angeles, 2004 |
While investigates a popular television program that may be rendering children comatose, Angel finds himself transformed into a living puppet. | ||
Comic | Angel: Smile Time | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Comic adaptation of eponymous episode. | ||
Comic | Masks: Mystery Date | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Nina Ash and Angel – still in puppet form – go out for supper and run into a former Wolfram & Hart client. | ||
Comic | Angel Yearbook: All the Time in the World | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Wesley and Fred set out to enjoy a normal "first date" together, but their attempts are repeatedly interrupted by supernatural occurrences. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 8: Retreat | Tibet, 2004 |
The werewolf Monroe leads an attack on Oz's monastery home, killing several monks before being driven back by Bayarmaa. | ||
TV Episode | A5.15 A Hole in the World | Los Angeles and England, 2004 |
A sarcophagus infects Fred with the spirit of an ancient demon, mobilizing the entire crew to scramble for a cure before she is irreversibly consumed. | ||
TV Episode | A5.16 Shells | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Unable to save Fred – now completely transformed into Illyria – the team works to stop the demon's plans to find her temple and restore her army. | ||
Comic | Angel: A Hole in the World | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Comic adaptation of eponymous episode along with "Shells." | ||
Comic | Masks: Unacceptable Losses | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Illyria is unknowingly sent on a possible suicide mission by Angel, who works to convince Wesley that Illyria is not Fred. | ||
Comic | Willow: Goddesses and Monsters | San Francisco and alternate dimension, 2004 |
Willow embarks on a magical training journey, meeting a powerful serpent woman who may not be the helpful guide she first appears to be. | ||
TV Episode | A5.17 Underneath | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Wesley deals with Illyria as Angel, Spike and Gunn track Lindsey to a suburban hell dimension for information on the Senior Partners' plans. | ||
Comic | Illyria: Spotlight | Los Angeles and Texas, 2004 |
The "monster" Illyria tries to understand the concept of remorse by questioning a convicted killer as to his own lack of guilt over his crimes. | ||
Comic | Spike: Asylum | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Spike goes undercover at a rehab facility for demons, but finds himself targeted by both murderous inmates and the facility's malevolent staff. | ||
TV Episode | A5.18 Origin | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Angel confronts the powerful demon sorcerer who created Connor's false memories, and who now wants Connor to fulfill his destiny and kill Sahjhan. | ||
Comic | Connor: Spotlight (Inheritance) | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Connor suspects he might be behind a rash of vigilante attacks, fearing that he may be killing these criminals in his sleep. | ||
TV Episode | A5.19 Time Bomb | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Illyria finds herself shifting uncontrollably through time, and the team must find a way to control her dangerously unstable power. | ||
Comic | Gunn: Spotlight | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Gunn must find his naive cousin, who has run away to L.A. from his home in Ohio, before the city chews him up and spits him out. | ||
TV Episode | A5.20 The Girl in Question | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Angel and Spike travel to Italy to recover the body of a demon lord, but find themselves facing an old nemesis — who may have Buffy under his spell. | ||
Comic | Spike: Shadow Puppets | Los Angeles and Japan, 2004 |
Spike and Lorne try to stop the Japanese edition of "Smile Time" – fighting an army of ninja-puppets and becoming puppetized themselves. | ||
Comic | Fallen Angel: Reborn | Bete Noire, Arctic, and New York, 2004 |
Illyria, accompanied by the fallen angel Liandra, seeks to recover three objects of power in hopes of restoring her former status. | ||
TV Episode | A5.21 Power Play | Los Angeles, 2004 |
The team becomes increasingly concerned about Angel's motives when he pursues membership in an extremely powerful but evil secret society. | ||
TV Episode | A5.22 Not Fade Away | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Angel implores the team to enjoy what may be their last day on Earth as they prepare for the final confrontation with the Circle of the Black Thorn. | ||
Comic | Angel: Not Fade Away | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Comic adaptation of eponymous episode. |
Note: Beyond this point, dates become somewhat more fluid, as time passes more slowly in the story universe than in the real world (given comic production timelines and publication schedules). So while dates noted below are accurate relative to earlier events, there may occasionally be anachronistic elements, as writers incorporate contemporary references or depictions.
Angel: After the Fall: 2004
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Comic | Drusilla, Part One [co-authored by Juliet Landau] | May 2004 |
Drusilla, institutionalized under the belief that her vampire state is a delusion, has visions that may portend the coming fate of the city. | ||
Comic | Angel: After the Fall: First Night | Los Angeles, May 2004* |
Connor, Gwen, Spike, Wesley, Kate, Lorne, Gunn, and the citizens of L.A. deal with the aftermath of the entire city being cast into a hell dimension. | ||
Comic | Spike: After the Fall | Los Angeles, May 2004* |
Spike tries to help Illyria – now shifting back-and-forth into Fred's form – and confront a ruthless demon leader and her band of female warriors. | ||
Comic | Angel: After the Fall (Volume One) | Los Angeles, July 2004* |
Months after the descent of the city, Angel attempts to rally his former teammates in a final confrontation with the demon Lords of Los Angeles. | ||
Comic | Angel: After the Fall: First Night | Los Angeles, July 2004* |
An imprisoned Betta George finds himself at the mercy of Gunn's vampire crew. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Eddie Hope: Eddie and the Crew | Los Angeles, July 2004* |
Eddie Hope makes a delivery to Gunn for Guard Captain Harros. | ||
Comic | Angel: After the Fall (Volume Three) | Los Angeles, July 2004* |
Angel – now exposed as human – and the team confront the vampire Gunn, who believes he is guided by visions from the powers-that-be. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Eddie Hope: Eddie and the Crew | Los Angeles, July 2004* |
Jacob Crane attempts to recruit Eddie Hope. | ||
Comic | Angel: After the Fall (Volume Four) (Chapters 1–4) | Los Angeles, July 2004*/May 2004 |
An army of demons attempts to ensure Angel fulfills his apocalyptic destiny, but an enraged and irrational Illyria may destroy all of existence. | ||
Comic | Angel Yearbook: OMG Unicorns! | Los Angeles, May 20–27, 2004 |
Harmony blogs about her dual struggles: trying to find employment after the demise of Wolfram & Hart and resisting her predatory urges. | ||
Comic | Angel: After the Fall (Volume Four) (Chapter 5) | Los Angeles, June 2004 |
One month after the city's return, the (now-famous) Angel and company find themselves pitted against the resurrected Lords of Hell. | ||
Comic | Become What You Are (a.k.a. After the Fall - Epilogue) | Los Angeles, July 2004 |
A comatose Gunn experiences remorse for his actions in Hell, but a revived Lord of Hell forces him to more directly evaluate his true nature. | ||
Comic | Only Human | Los Angeles and Texas, July 2004 |
Gunn and Illyria travel to Texas, confronting a cult of demon supremacists seeking to restore an ancient enemy of Illyria's to power. | ||
Comic | Aftermath | Los Angeles, July 2004 |
The team encounters a shape-shifting jaguar, while a renegade angel enlists Angel's help tracking a group of heavenly warriors with an extreme agenda. | ||
Comic | The Curse | Romania, July 2004 |
Angel goes to Romania in search of the Kalderash and a cure for his curse, but finds himself embroiled in a gypsy rebellion against a local warlord. | ||
Comic | Old Friends | Los Angeles, July 2004 |
Returning to Los Angeles, Angel joins his old teammates against a series of near-flawless duplicates of themselves – and an old associate. | ||
Comic | Angel Yearbook: My Only Friend | Los Angeles, July 2004 |
Angel resumes his struggle against evil in Los Angeles, acknowledging his special connection to the city. | ||
Comic | Boys and Their Toys | San Diego, July 2004 |
When the sword that killed Angel in Hell goes missing, Angel, Spike and Groosalugg venture to a science fiction convention to retrieve it. | ||
Comic | Lorne: The Music of the Spheres | Los Angeles, 2004 |
A trio of ancient entities seeks to shatter the Music of the Spheres and destroy the universe, and Lorne may be the only one who can stop them. | ||
Comic | Last Angel in Hell | Los Angeles, December 2004 |
The story of Los Angeles's descent into Hell is filtered through the lens of a Hollywood blockbuster, with accuracy sacrificed in favor of spectacle. | ||
Comic | Angel Yearbook: This One Time | Los Angeles, 2004 |
When reality begins shifting for Angel and the team, they must decide whether to change history by choosing an alternate course of events. | ||
Comic | Auld Lang Syne | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Angel and Spike find themselves confronting faces from their pasts, pitting them against each other and a demon that feeds on suffering. | ||
Comic | Immortality for Dummies | Los Angeles, 2004 |
A new company promises to make problem-free immortality available for top-paying clients, with Angel as their unwitting accomplice. | ||
Comic | Eddie Hope: Eddie and the Crew (First Part) | Los Angeles, 2004 |
The justice-seeking devil Eddie Hope hunts down people for their crimes during the fall of Los Angeles, and runs across an escaped Gwen Raiden. | ||
Comic | Spike: The Devil You Know | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Spike and Eddie Hope reluctantly unite to stop a vampire from opening a miniature Hellmouth beneath Los Angeles. | ||
Comic | Eddie Hope: Eddie and the Crew (Second Part) | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Gunn finds himself in Eddie Hope's crosshairs, and must convince the justice devil that he was not responsible for his actions during the fall. | ||
Comic | Crown Prince Syndrome | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Newcomer Laura Weathermill uncovers the truth about James, and the team deals with a warrior army who sees Connor as their "chosen one." | ||
Comic | Angel Yearbook: Fight for the Remote! | Los Angeles, 2004 |
Angel and Spike battle over the team's entertainment choices – Angel wanting hockey with Spike preferring a soap-opera marathon. | ||
Comic | Illyria: Haunted | Los Angeles and England, 2004 |
When she experiences an existential crisis, Illyria turns to Spike for advice, leading her to seek answers in the Deeper Well. | ||
Comic | Spike (comic series) | Las Vegas, 2004 |
Spike teams up with Betta George and Beck to stop Wolfram & Hart's Las Vegas operations, as well as a deadly psychopath – and an old flame. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 8: Anywhere But Here | Switzerland, 2004 |
Buffy leads a group of Slayers in the robbery of a Swiss bank vault stocked with Nazi-stockpiled treasure. | ||
e-Comic (Background) |
Myspace Dark Horse presents Harmony Bites | Los Angeles, Autumn 2004 |
Harmony sires a vampire, expecting him to be grateful for the experience. | ||
Comic | The Wolf, the Ram, and the Heart | Los Angeles, Autumn 2004 |
With Connor in charge, the remaining members of Angel Investigations work to stop "James" from turning Earth into a demon breeding ground. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 8: Last Gleaming | Los Angeles, Autumn 2004 |
Angel exhibits extraordinary powers that allow him to save a crashing plane, and a mysterious consciousness begins providing guidance. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 8: Anywhere But Here | Berkeley, Autumn 2004 |
While at college, Dawn sleeps with another student, inadvertently resulting in her transformation into a giant. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: The Hero of His Own Story | Autumn 2004 |
Twilight recruits the eager Pearl and Nash to his crusade. | ||
* Indicates timeline later reset to May 2004 by the return of Los Angeles from Hell. |
Buffy Season 8: 2004 – 2005
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Comic | Buffy Season 8: The Long Way Home | Europe and Sunnydale, 2004 |
Buffy leads the Slayers – now an organized fighting unit – against a secretive paramilitary force allied with an old enemy and a vengeful foe. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: The Chain | 2004 |
A young Slayer goes undercover – and underground – as a Buffy "decoy" to unite several squabbling mystical races to stop a demon invasion. | ||
Comic | Riley: Commitment Through Distance, Virtue Through Sin | Iowa and Pacific, 2004 |
Angel discusses his path with Whistler while Riley and Samantha debate his going undercover within the Twilight Group. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: No Future for You | Cleveland and England, 2004 |
Giles recruits Faith for an undercover (and unauthorized) mission to stop an aristocratic and psychotic rogue Slayer. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: Live Through This | London, 2004 |
While preparing Faith for her mission, Giles explains to her the dangers of using magic to change the past and the need to atone for one's actions. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Anywhere But Here | Scotland, 2004 |
Buffy and Willow seek out a demon for information on the Twilight Group, but find themselves facing uncomfortable secrets from both past and future. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: A Beautiful Sunset | Scotland, 2004 |
On a vampire hunt, Buffy confronts Satsu about her obvious attraction to Buffy, but the pair find themselves under attack from Twilight himself. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Wolves at the Gate | Scotland and Japan, 2004 |
Buffy's Scythe is stolen by Japanese vampires with shape-shifting abilities – and the Slayers must team up with Dracula in order to recover it. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Time of Your Life | Scotland and New York, 2005 |
Buffy is shanghaied to Melaka Fray's time to fight magical enemies. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: After These Messages ... We'll Be Right Back! | Scotland, 2005 |
An exhausted and dispirited Buffy dreams of her past life and adventures in Sunnydale. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Harmonic Divergence | Los Angeles, 2005 |
Harmony Kendall becomes a reality-television star, and uses an attack by a potential Slayer as an opportunity to propel her fame higher. | ||
e-Comic | Myspace Dark Horse presents Harmony Bites | Los Angeles, 2005 |
As a part of her reality-TV show, Harmony interviews for a bartending job and squabbles with her personal assistant, Clem. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 8: Last Gleaming | London, 2005 |
Spike's ship returns to Earth, and Spike catches up on recent events surrounding the Slayers and Twilight (and Harmony's newfound fame). | ||
e-Comic | Myspace Dark Horse presents Vampy Cat Play Friend | Japan, 2005 |
In a commercial advertisement, a vampire-cat doll helps a young girl overcome her tormentors. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Swell | Tokyo and Scotland, 2005 |
Satsu and Kennedy overcome their animosity to stop a horde of demonic dolls that can control human hosts and merge to form a single being. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Predators and Prey | Scotland and Italy, 2005 |
Buffy and Andrew race to stop a rogue Slayer, Simone Doffler, and her gang of criminals. | ||
e-Comic | Myspace Dark Horse presents Always Darkest | Scotland, 2005 |
A sleep-deprived Buffy has a nightmare in which Caleb directs her through unsettling visions. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Safe | Europe, 2005 |
Giles and Faith join a disillusioned slayer in investigating a supposed Slayer Sanctuary — one that may actually be masking a dark secret. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Living Doll | Scotland and California, 2005 |
Dawn transforms into a porcelain doll and is imprisoned by an old doll-maker, prompting the team to summon her ex-boyfriend to reverse the spell. | ||
Comic | The Thrill | Nashua, New Hampshire, 2005 |
A bored teenager allows himself to be fed upon by a vampire and his friends, but his outlook changes when he is himself transformed into a vampire. | ||
e-Comic | Myspace Dark Horse presents Harmony Comes to the Nation | New York, 2005 |
Harmony sits down for an interview with Stephen Colbert. | ||
e-Comic | Myspace Dark Horse presents Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Tales of the Vampires: Carpe Noctem | 2005 |
A club-hopping vampire rebels against the conditions thrust upon them by Harmony's new rules of behavior. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Retreat | Europe, Mongolia and Tibet, 2005 |
With Twilight's forces in close pursuit, the Slayers retreat to Oz's home in Tibet in an attempt to hide, forgoing their magical abilities in the process. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: Death and Consequences | Tibet, 2005 |
Giles impresses upon Faith that despite her best efforts at mentorship, there will always be Slayers so damaged by their experiences that they cannot be helped. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Turbulence | Tibet, 2005 |
As Twilight takes captives after battle with the Slayers, the now-flying Buffy — now able to fly — helps reinter three rampaging goddesses. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Twilight | Tibet, Malaysia, Florida, Louisiana, and Twilight, 2005 |
Buffy discovers the source of her new powers, and Twilight is unmasked, prompting an encounter that may trigger a worldwide cataclysm. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Last Gleaming (Parts I–IV of V) | Tibet and Sunnydale, 2005 |
Buffy leads her forces against hordes of invading demons as they seek out the source of magic on Earth — which is guarded by an unlikely protector. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 9: The Watcher | Sunnydale, 2005 |
A furious Xander lashes out at Angel over his actions, but is stopped by a calmer Buffy, who doesn't want to lose Xander as well. | ||
e-Comic | Spike: Magical Mystery Tour, Featuring the Beetles | Outer Space and San Francisco, 2005 |
Spike adjusts to life on board an insect-crewed intergalactic spaceship while trying to return to Earth. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Buffy Season 9: Freefall | 2005 |
Riley negotiates amnesty for the Slayers with Interpol, a condition of which is the return of all illicitly obtained material. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 8: Last Gleaming (Part V of V) | San Francisco, 2005 |
Buffy and the team settle into new lives in a world without magic, while much of the world still holds animosity toward the Slayers. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Buffy Season 9: Welcome to the Team | 2005 |
After the loss of magic, the Old One Illyria forms a mystical council to preserve what little mystical energy remains. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Buffy Season 9: Freefall | San Francisco, 2005 |
After his girlfriend becomes a feral creature, a man with the ability to siphon the power of vampires is convinced to target Buffy. |
Season Nine: 2005 – 2006
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Comic | Angel & Faith: Live Through This | London, 2005 |
Angel and Faith settle in London, but must face two enemies from Twilight's past as Angel embarks on a new mission of redemption. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 9: Freefall | San Francisco, 2005 |
Buffy adjusts to leading a normal life in San Francisco, but is forced back into action when a new breed of mindless vampires appear. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: In Perfect Harmony | London, 2005 |
Harmony Kendall arrives in London, her assistant Clem in tow, seeking Angel's help in stopping a blackmailer. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 9: Slayer, Interrupted | San Francisco, 2005 |
Buffy suffers a series of strange, visionary dreams featuring the First Slayer, prompted by attempts at communication from a fairy. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: Daddy Issues | London, 2005 |
As Faith deals with the sudden appearance of her father, she and Angel investigate strange murders that lead them to a now-sane Drusilla. | ||
Comic | Drusilla: Run and Catch | London, 2005 |
A documentary filmmaker works to bring a fleeing Drusilla's story to the big screen. | ||
Comic | Free Comic Book Day 2012 Buffy/The Guild flipbook: In Space No One Can Hear You Slay | Outer Space, 2005 |
Spike takes Buffy on a trip in his spaceship, only to run up against a vicious and relentless creature. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 9: On Your Own | San Francisco and Cleveland, 2005 |
Buffy seeks advice — and assistance — on handling her unplanned pregnancy, while Detective Dowling tracks down a Zompire nest. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: Women of a Certain Age | London, 2005 |
Giles' great-aunts Lavinia and Sophronia Fairweather seek help from Angel and Faith after suffering the unpleasant consequences of the end of magic. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 9: Apart (of Me) | San Francisco and Mill Valley, 2005 |
Buffy learns of Andrew's misguided plan to protect her; with Spike, they race to track down Buffy's mind-wiped body, but run afoul of Simone Doffler. | ||
Comic | Spike: A Dark Place | The Moon, Sunnydale and Easter Island, 2005 |
After his ship is hijacked by demons seeking remnants of the seed, Spike finds himself paired with a courtesan demon in search of a lost Hellmouth. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: Family Reunion | London, Los Angeles and Quor'toth, 2005 |
Angel and Faith travel with Willow and Connor to Quor'toth in hopes of finding a way to restore magic, only to discover much has changed there. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 9: Guarded | San Francisco, 2005 |
Buffy teams with Kennedy and a Nitobe demon to protect an Internet entrepreneur and sever a connection to the realm of Wolfram & Hart. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 9: Billy the Vampire Slayer | Santa Rosita and San Francisco, 2006 |
Despite having no evident powers, a young boy trains as a Slayer with his secret crush to defend their town from a plague of Zompires. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Dark Horse Presents: Love vs. Life | San Francisco, 2006 |
While on patrol in Golden Gate Park, Buffy impresses upon Billy the danger of fighting alongside someone he loves. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: The Hero of His Own Story | London and unknown hospital, 2006 |
Whistler sits down with Angel at a pizzeria to ask for help with his plan to restore magic to the world, while Pearl and Nash visit their dying mother. | ||
Comic | Willow: Wonderland | Wonderland and San Francisco, 2006 |
Willow joins with an exiled conjurer on an extradimensional quest to restore magic, but finds herself reunited with Aluwyn and a “supercoven” of witches. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: Death and Consequences | Peru, London and Guildford, 2006 |
Angel and Faith set out to recover Giles' body and the last remnants of his soul, only to find both are connected to an enemy long thought destroyed. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: Spike and Faith | London, 2006 |
Spike and Faith face a horde of Ender demons to retrieve an artifact that may be able to recover Giles' soul from the incapacitated Angel. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 9: Welcome to the Team | San Francisco and Los Angeles, 2006 |
While Billy and Anaheed face an unusually strong Zompire, Illyria transports Buffy to Los Angeles, where a mystical council asks her to stop the Siphon. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 9: The Watcher | San Francisco, 2006 |
Xander, distraught over Dawn's deteriorating condition, is summoned by Simone and Severin, who present him with an opportunity to save her. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: What You Want, Not What You Need | London, 2006 |
Angel, Faith, and their allies scramble to complete Giles' resurrection and stop Whistler, Pearl, and Nash from unleashing a magical apocalypse. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 9: The Core | San Francisco and Cotswolds, 2006 |
Buffy, Willow, and Xander race to the Deeper Well to gather magic energy to save Dawn, but Simone and Severin have a plan to tap the Well's power. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Angel & Faith: United | London, 2006 |
The residual magic from Whistler's magical plague heals and transforms the critically injured slayer Nadira. | ||
Comic | Dark Horse Presents: Love vs. Life | Santa Rosita, 2006 |
Billy returns to Santa Rosita to help stop a horde of rapidly multiplying Zompires, but is afraid of what he might have to sacrifice in the process. |
Season Ten: 2006 – 2007
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Comic | Buffy Season 10: New Rules | Santa Rosita, San Francisco and Transylvania, 2006 |
As Xander struggles to fix his relationship with Dawn, Buffy and the team ally with Dracula to combat a new vampire breed with extraordinary abilities. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: Where the River Meets the Sea | London, Santa Rosita and San Francisco, 2006 |
Angel works with a transformed Nadira to protect Magic Town from a gang of malicious pixies while Faith joins Kennedy's team of bodyguards-for-hire. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: Old Habits | London, 2006 |
Angel teams with Giles's great-aunts Lavinia and Sophie to stop a newly-empowered vampire victimizing Londoners in broad daylight. | ||
Comic (Background) |
Buffy Season 10: Love Dares You | San Francisco, 2006 |
Xander begins seeing a counselor to deal with his anger issues. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 10: I Wish | San Francisco, 2006 |
When the Scoobies set out to find new living arrangements, they find themselves confronting demons, sirens, and their own unrealized desires. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: Lost and Found | Suriname and London, 2006 |
Faith leads a Deepscan team in pursuit of Riley Finn and a missing tycoon, while Angel confronts an old adversary with a troubling request for help. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 10: Return to Sunnydale | San Francisco and Sunnydale, October 31, 2006 |
Andrew takes the Vampyr book back to Sunnydale, and the team follows to stop him from using its power to return someone from the dead. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 10: Day Off (or Harmony in My Head) | San Francisco and Antioch, 2006 |
When Buffy, Willow, and Dawn take a day off from negotiating magical disputes, Harmony takes advantage of their absence for her own purposes. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 10: Love Dares You | San Francisco and Oakland, 2007 |
In helping subdue a flesh-manipulating demon, Andrew undergoes a significant transformation, while Spike has dream visions of vicious attacks. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: United | London, 2007 |
As Faith begins working for Zane Pharmaceuticals, Eldre Koh's quest for vengeance leads him to the apparently resurrected Fred — and Illyria. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 10: Relationship Status: Complicated | San Francisco, 2007 |
Willow and Giles project Buffy's astral form into Spike's mind to uncover his connection to a powerful demon and help him overcome its influence. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: Fight or Flight | Galway, Ireland, 2007 |
While vacationing in Angel's home town, Fred and Angel discover a coven using the blood of a Gachnar to harvest fear as a means of control. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 10: Old Demons | San Francisco, 2007 |
Angel joins Buffy and her teammates, working past his ongoing issues with Spike to help hunt down the demon Archaeus and a mystical artifact. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: Those Who Can't Teach, Teach Gym | London, 2007 |
Faith and Fred go undercover at a prep school to investigate a suspected vampire nest, only to discover an old foe with an enigmatic plan. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 10: Freaky Giles Day | San Francisco, 2007 |
As Buffy and Dawn meet with their estranged father, Willow discovers a spell that can restore Giles to adulthood — but for just one day. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: A Little More than Kin | London, 2007 |
Angel returns to London in pursuit of Archaeus, only to find the demon is using Drusilla to target Nadira and her connection to the town's magic. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 10: Triggers | San Francisco, 2007 |
As Spike and Buffy pursue a predatory incubus, Giles and Xander join Dowling on an exorcism case — with an assist from Anya’s ghost. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 10: In Pieces on the Ground | San Francisco Bay Area, Las Vegas, and Anharra, 2007 |
To stem an increasing tide of demonic incursions, the Scoobies must forge uneasy alliances with the military, the new vampires, and the Magic Council. | ||
Comic | Angel & Faith: A Tale of Two Families | London, 2007 |
Archaeus enacts his ultimate plan: using an ancient and powerful statue to give the sentient magic of Magic Town a threatening new form. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 10: Own It | Anharra, San Francisco, San Diego, and Various Locations, 2007 |
D'Hoffryn usurps the powers of the Magic Council to seize the Vampyr book — and the ability to rewrite the rules of magic to his will. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 10: Where Are They Now? | San Francisco, 2007 |
Harmony's work on a tell-all documentary video for VampCon 2 may be edging closer to exposing a plot to kill Buffy. |
Season Eleven: 2007 – 2008
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Comic | Buffy Season 11: The Spread of Their Evil... | San Francisco and Safe Zone, 2007 |
When a dragon devastates San Francisco, the government institutes new policies to control magical beings, ultimately leading to internment camps. | ||
Comic | Angel Season 11: Out of the Past (partially) | Dublin and London, 2007 |
Angel and Fred investigate a hotel haunting, but uncover a connection to Angel's past, prompting Illyria to send the pair back in time. | ||
Comic | Angel Season 11: Dark Reflections (partially) | Dublin and London, 2007 |
Angel and Fred return from their time travels to find Dublin under attack from otherworldly forces, and must find a way to stop the carnage. | ||
Comic | Giles: Girl Blue | Los Angeles, 2007 |
A teenage-appearing Giles enrolls in an inner-city school, working with a new friend to investigate a dangerous mystical influence. | ||
Comic | Buffy Season 11: One Girl in All the World | Safe Zone, San Francisco, Santa Fe, and Austin, 2008 |
Their magic power drained in order to escape the internment camp, Buffy and Willow must uncover the true purpose behind the government's actions. |
Distant/Possible Future
Type | Title/Description | Time/Location |
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Comic (Flashback) |
Fray | 21st Century |
A Slayer leads an immense battle against an army of demons, resulting in the complete cessation of all magic on Earth and the end of the Slayer line. | ||
Comic | The Wolf, the Ram, and the Heart (partially) | Los Angeles, 22nd Century* |
Angel, pulled into the future by Wolfram & Hart, must fight to foil the demon-breeding plans of Myresto Mor and Rowant Mor. | ||
Comic (Flashback) |
Fray | New York, 23rd Century (4 years before Fray) |
After a petty theft, Melaka Fray and her brother Harth are confronted by the vampire Icarus, resulting in Harth's apparent death. | ||
Comic | Fray | New York, 23rd Century |
200 years after the end of magic, Melaka Fray is called as a Slayer; guided by the demon Urkonn, she must accept her fate and stop a demon incursion. | ||
Comic | Tales of the Slayers: Tales | New York, 23rd Century |
Mel Fray discovers a former Watcher's sanctuary and records of her Slayer forebears. | ||
Comic | Time of Your Life (partially) | New York, 23rd Century |
A time-displaced Buffy finds herself pitted against Mel by a strange madwoman with a mysterious past and a cryptic agenda. | ||
* Indicates timeline later reset by Angel's return to the 21st century. |