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The final issues of angel and the official canon Buffy the vampire slayer season 12 bring the Scoobies together against a new threat from the 23rd century. At the center of the story is the emotional drama surrounding the two main couples: Angel and Illyria, and Buffy and Spike. Meanwhile, Buffy and Faith enroll in the police academy to become officers in the supernatural division.

Season 11 of the official Buffy continuation is filled with new threats, government conflict, and ongoing drama. But Buffy and Spike's bond, built on trust, resilience, and mutual support, ultimately solidifies them as a canon couple in the Buffyverse. For many fans, they remain endgame despite the open ending in the final season.

In the official Buffy continuation by the original creator, season 11 revisits the government storyline from season 4 and the Initiative. This time, the U.S. government takes things further, draining magic from supernatural beings to create modified "living weapons." That shocks Buffy, even after everything she's seen before, including Adam.

Canon season 11: the government continues hunting the Scoobies and all supernatural beings. Their plan is to destroy all magic in the U.S., which would strip Buffy and Willow of their powers and kill Dawn and Spike. Buffy won't let that happen. So she asked her sister and her partner to leave the country.

In the canonical season 11 of Buffy, the slayer goes as far as kidnapping the U.S. vice president. Xander plays a key role in the operation.

Canon season 11: Buffy enters a supernatural refugee camp after the government detains Spike and Willow. The Scoobies plan an escape, but Spike can't leave unnoticed. It complicates both the mission and their relationship.

In canon season 11 Buffy and Spike end up trapped in what is supposed to be a refugee camp for supernatural creatures but it quickly reveals itself as a system of control and captivity. With resources running dangerously low and survival becoming uncertain Buffy makes a brutal choice. she gives Spike her blood so they can survive the darkness they're living through together.

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In the canonical season 11 of Buffy, she once again stands against the government, much like in season 4 of the tv show. This time, however, the conflict is open and public, without secret programs like the Initiative.

Season 11 of the canonical continuation of Buffy opens with an intense Spuffy battle against a monster.

In the finale of canonical season 10 of Buffy, Anya returns for revenge but ultimately saves the Scoobies from D'hoffryn. The slayer, supported by her friends and her partner Spike, leads the magical council. The council includes both allies and former enemies, among them Riley and Dracula.

The canonical continuation of Buffy reveals the truth about the slayers to the world. This becomes a complex and sometimes painful arc in Buffy's relationship with her father.

In the canonical continuation of Buffy, the original creators do not avoid difficult themes. The bathroom scene is not dismissed as Buffy and Spike work through it in season 10 and rebuild trust after Spike gains his soul.

In the canonical continuation of buffy season 10, the scoobies move into a house split into several apartments. Spike and Xander end up as neighbors, and their casual conversations gradually turn into gossip within the group. Buffy is definitely not thrilled with the result.

In season 10 of the canonical Buffyverse, everyone knows exactly who the slayer is. That doesn't stop Buffy from trying to build a personal life. The show's original creator and writers who worked on the comics approved of Spuffy without a doubt. The one and only enemies-to-lovers trope, still living on paper to this day.

In the canonical continuation of the Buffyverse, our slayer finally finds out how Spike got his soul! Plus, the ritual Willow performed in Spike's memory for Buffy revealed some pretty spicy moments.