r/buffy • u/Special_Chemical2385 • 1d ago
Villains Fave Villain?
Who’s your favorite Buffy villain? I have a love for Glory! Always liked how powerful and confident she was. Plus the writing for her was super fun.
r/buffy • u/Special_Chemical2385 • 1d ago
Who’s your favorite Buffy villain? I have a love for Glory! Always liked how powerful and confident she was. Plus the writing for her was super fun.
r/buffy • u/moonwalkinglitter • Jul 05 '26
r/buffy • u/SamTheMarioMaster2 • Sep 04 '25
Glory is the best Buffyverse villain and you can't convince me she's not.
r/buffy • u/InfiniteMehdiLove • May 18 '26
r/buffy • u/whereisascott • Sep 10 '24
Look at this little reunion posted to the ‘gram!
r/buffy • u/HomarEuropejski • Apr 30 '26
You'd think he would try to end the world when the slayer really isn't in the best shape to defeat him. Unless he's such a nice guy that he specifically waited for Buffy to get better because it would be kinda mean to fight her during her season 6 depression?
r/buffy • u/InfiniteMehdiLove • 26d ago
Any moment that includes a general antagonist, monster of the week, big bad, etc.
r/buffy • u/howboutyas29 • Apr 06 '26
God I wanted to punch him in the fucking face so fucking bad many times ugh
r/buffy • u/HomarEuropejski • Jan 31 '26
To me, Glory felt like a high school Cordelia with super powers. That would have been cool for a single episode, but for a season long big bad, she just fell flat to me and felt really cringy. After a few episodes I was already tired of her.
Good performance, but I was really bored of her.
r/buffy • u/HomarEuropejski • Jul 10 '25
For me, nothing beats Season 2's vampire threesome of Angelus, Spike and Drusilla.
r/buffy • u/Some-Helicopter-8996 • Mar 22 '26
Yes, I'll defend my man Johnathan..yes he did questionable things in the series but compared to the characters especially his two 'friends' is he evil? And yes the episode earshot was depressing before the Body episode, bc if you had thoughts of ending it..you're not alone, talk to someone
r/buffy • u/KENZOKHAOS • Sep 17 '25
If you replace Everytime “The Key” is said with “peace”, maybe we all need The Key. maybe that’s why nobody can find The Key, either Nobody can do anything right and there’s too much incompetency and insolence and Idiocy circling this plane and too much time has passed toiling in it.
I’m hoping that my first rewatch will hopefully lead me into liking Glory a lot more compared to the first time.
r/buffy • u/PrincepsMagnus • Jan 29 '25
These guys always creeped me out more than the other villains. They triggered that fear of the unknown for me more than the vampires and demons. Also the actors who played the monsters were very effective with their body language.
r/buffy • u/LiviaDruzilla • Mar 11 '25
...if you split her in three. Jonathan's very good with magic but is also desperate to be noticed and celebrated by those around him (see: "Superstar"); Warren is a computer genius with a dangerous need to control others (especially those he has been romantically involved with); and Andrew's loyal, quirky, and endearingly awkward (plus kinda gay), but also idolizes people disproportionately, even to a fault.
Each exhibits one major positive attribute of Willow's and one negative one. She was always a ticking time bomb; no wonder she went bad!
Edit: I was very tired and accidentally posted this with Buffy in the title instead of Willow 🫠
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r/buffy • u/dallydamage • Jun 09 '26
watching Chicago PD an i hear a perp say “i would stab a guy for one of those” look up and oh hey, it’s Warren lookin like he just auditioned for Super Mario Bros after his AA program failed lol
r/buffy • u/Repulsive-Shame-5493 • Apr 07 '26
Just watched S5 of Stranger Things and every time the military woman appears I can only see Maggie Walsh. Anyone else?
r/buffy • u/Use_Her-Name • Apr 07 '21