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Post by Sweet on Jun 18, 2016 23:48:58 GMT
Buffy started almost without magic. Yes, there was the episode The Witch but then there weren't other mentions of magic until the spell Jenny first and Willow later used to restore Angel's soul (or so I remember). Then some spell here and there but generally speaking magic wasn't so important.
It all changed later with Willow's 'addiction' and after that it was like everything was about magic. Witches became more powerful than slayers and this imo took something away from the show, as it was originally conceived. Now in the comics there is no magic but because of this it's even more important.
I have no idea what kind of plot the writers could come up with but I think I would have liked it more if the magic was left marginal as it was at the beginning... what do you think? agree? disagree?
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Post by carrie on Jun 20, 2016 11:23:28 GMT
weird, I thought I already answered this... anyway I love magic, I think it was pushed too much with Willow in seas 6 agreed but it works good with the supernatural and without it a lot of good plots would have missed.
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Post by Sweet on Jun 22, 2016 17:00:45 GMT
the title was misleading, sorry! I didn't mean I wanted a Buffyverse with no magic at all, just... less? Not more important than everything else, that's it, because towards the end of the show, s6 and s7, it's all about magic. Willow in s6 and in s7 they win thanks to magic (the spell to empower the potentials and the amulet is magic too). It looks like Buffy is the main character but her being the slayer stops being the focal point of the story
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