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getyourwordsout 75k Word Count pledge for the year:
veronyxk84A couple of fannish memorable moments:
- May:Word Count Pledge (75k) Completed with
- General: I have NO (published) WIPs for the first time since I started writing fanfics in 2022.
I did start writing a bunch of fics, but they’re all unpublished, so I don’t feel that pressure of having unfinished published stuff, you know? SO liberating and satisfying!
veronyxk84ficwip although I did not use all the available questions. 1character
1character. I completed a few bingo cards too. I can’t think of anything else.
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veronyxk84goals_on_dw and here’s my fifth and final Masterpost for this challenge. 
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What I love most is how the image sequence is tailored to each season, as if it’s growing with the characters, the show, and the viewers. Each year, the credits are updated with fresh clips from past and current seasons, so the intro becomes like a living scrapbook of Buffy’s journey.
Personally I always loved spotting which moments made the cut (and how they were perfectly synced with the score), sometimes even catching glimpses of episodes yet to air.
For me, the Buffy the Vampire Slayer intro is a ritual. It’s the kind of opening you never skip, because it’s part of the experience. And let’s be real: despite being so distinctly late 90s, its vibe is evergreen. You hear those first guitar riffs and instantly you’re back in Sunnydale, ready to fight vampires and other monsters alongside Buffy.
The Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s opening credits are a perfect mix of nostalgia and power, a 90s time capsule that still slays today.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer is timeless. It’s been off air for over 20 years and it’s always gaining new viewers, while its main ships are still as polarizing as ever—of course Spuffy keeps slaying.
Sure, many episodes and jokes didn’t age well, but you’ve got to watch it being aware that it’s a child of its time—the 90s. Truly, some people should stop trying to find flawed cultural messages, targeted phobias, and/or personal attacks everywhere. Don’t like it? Don’t watch it. It’s as simple as that.
What makes Buffy the Vampire Slayer timeless is its ability to mix campy fun with gut-wrenching storytelling. One episode you’re laughing at a musical demon, the next you’re crying over loss that feels too real. Buffy herself is the ultimate heroine: witty, real, flawed, brave, and constantly juggling high school drama with apocalypses and a complicated love life.
For me, Buffy the Vampire Slayer is a touchstone. It’s the kind of series you revisit and still find new meaning in, no matter how many times you’ve walked through Sunnydale. That’s why it will always be one of my favorites.
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