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At Hemery High School in Los Angeles, popular sixteen-year-old Buffy Summers discovered that she had been mystically chosen to fight the forces of darkness. The Council of Watchers—an international group based in London that has trained and guided Slayers for centuries—sent a Watcher named Merrick to aid her. After training her, he was killed. During a battle against vampires at Hemery, she was forced to burn down the gymnasium, and was subsequently expelled.

He parents, Hank and Joyce Summers, then divorced, and the Slayer moved with her mother to Sunnydale, California, about two hours away on the southern California seacoast. Though she had hoped to abandon the responsibilities of the Chosen One, Buffy soon discovered that her relocation to Sunnydale had been no accident of fate. Rather, the Powers That Be had somehow influenced her life and that of her mother so that they would settle there.

Sunnydale is located on a Hellmouth, a place where the barrier that separates Earth from the multitude of demon dimensions is worn thin. Another Watcher, Rupert Giles, was sent to continue her training and guidance. Along with Giles and her closest friends—Willow Rosenberg and Xander Harris—Buffy has continued the battle against vampires, demons, and other monsters through high school and into college. She wishes for a normal life, but Buffy takes her duties as the Slayer very seriously

Shortly after her arrival in Sunnydale, Buffy met a vampire named Angel, unique in that he was—as far as we know—the only vampire in the world to also have his human soul. After he had made a name for himself as Angelus, the cruelest vampire in existence, he was cursed with the return of his soul, which allowed him to feel the guilt of all that he had done. By the time Buffy met him, Angel was seeking redemption for the horrors he had once perpetrated.

Their relationship was filled with tribulation. When thay made love---Buffy’s first time—a new part of the curse was set in motion and Angel became a murdering, savage monster again. The curse was cast a second time, and his soul returned. Despite their love for each other, it became clear that their relationship could not work out. Angel was immortal and would not age. Buffy could not marry or have children with Angel and would grow old, whereas he would stay young. He eventually left Sunnydale for Los Angeles.

Buffy experienced other tragedies as well. During her sophomore year she was attacked by the vampire known as the Master, who drained some of her blood and left her to drown. She died, but Xander used CPR to revive her. That brief death activated a second Slayer named Kendra, who later came to Sunnydale, only to be murdered herself by the vampire Drusilla. In Kendra’s wake came Faith, a Slayer who became Buffy’s friend, only to switch sides and ally herself with the evil Mayor of Sunnydale.

The Council fired Giles as Buffy’s Watcher during her senior year, and replaced him with Wesley Wyndam-Pryce. At the end of her senior year, just before the chaos that would erupt at her graduation, Buffy told Wesley she would no longer take orders from the Council. She quit.

After graduating, Buffy attended college at University of California Sunnydale. In between her college days, she fought a new villain, Adam. Adam was part human, part robot, and part demon.

Then Dawn came along. Dawn is the key to unlock all dimensions, in a sister form. Dawn was never Buffy's actual sister. Monks put Dawn in a sister form and implanted memories of Dawn into everyone who knew her. Dawn was soon accepted as Buffy's younger sister. Glory, a new villain, came to Sunnydale looking for Dawn and Buffy had to fight Glory in order to save her sister's life. Glory had already begun the sacrifice of Dawn so Glory could go back to her own dimension. Buffy, determined to keep her sister alive, sacrificed herself since Buffy figured out that the monks made Dawn out of her. Buffy died, again, but was resurrected by Willow, Tara, Xander, and Anya.

Later on in the sixth season, Tara, who was Willow's girlfriend, got killed by the newest of the villains, Warran, and Willow went evil and nearly killed Giles and nearly ended the world. Xander saved the day by stopping Willow with his affections.

In the finale season, The First, the first evil who tried to get Angel to kill himself, came back to Sunnydale to kill off the Slayer linage. Potential Slayers came to Sunnydale so Buffy could protect them. Caleb, the First's minion, blew up the Watchers Council's Headquarters, and killed two potentials. Bringers and the Turok-Han(the ubervamps), other minions of the First, killed many Potentials. At the finale fight, Willow did a spell to make all Potential Slayers actual Slayers. The First lost against Buffy, Faith, and the now actual Slayers.

And the rest is not really known, since the show ended.

Show Biography is property of Buffy Crypt, 2004

Some parts of Show Biography are from "The Monster Book". An official book based on Buffy the Vampire

from seasons one to four.