What I meant the Scoobies were able to kill the ubervamps easier than they kill a regular vampire while it took Buffy, with handy superpowers, two episodes to kill one.
While I can fanwank vamps and ubervamps as metaphors, it's very hard to apply this principle to non-mystical characters.
As for the deaths, Spike was brought back on Angel. This bringing back thing is ruining the story if you ask me, can't anyone just stay dead?
But then BtVS would have ended in Prophecy Girl...
I'm still weirded out by this idea of adults getting killed that you and the members of FuzzyShark have. When the show ended, only Giles was the character who's years are beyond 40, and he appeared in two issues with something interesting going on. I bet he'll have a very interesting role later.
I hope so. But I still don't see any prominent role for him in this type of show.
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Date: 2007-06-10 12:09 pm (UTC)While I can fanwank vamps and ubervamps as metaphors, it's very hard to apply this principle to non-mystical characters.
As for the deaths, Spike was brought back on Angel. This bringing back thing is ruining the story if you ask me, can't anyone just stay dead?
But then BtVS would have ended in Prophecy Girl...
I'm still weirded out by this idea of adults getting killed that you and the members of FuzzyShark have. When the show ended, only Giles was the character who's years are beyond 40, and he appeared in two issues with something interesting going on. I bet he'll have a very interesting role later.
I hope so. But I still don't see any prominent role for him in this type of show.