No. i have to diagree. Buffy did love spike more in the end. yes she always did and always will love angel but in the last season where Angel comes to visit her she dismisses him only to spend what could be her last night (due to the world ending) in spikes arms. that pretty much says evrything. She did love spike in the end.
Well, to answer your question Angel left in the at the end of the third season. However, what happen to Spike, he destroys the Hellmouth with the amulet that Angel gave Buffy this happens in the seventh season, but Spike escent into the amulet.
Angel showed up in Sunnydale at the end of Buffy the Vampire Slayer ’s penultimate episode, “End of Days”. His brief, but memorable appearance continued in “Chosen”, in which he gave Buffy the amulet, discovered her relationship with Spike, and got the now-famous "cookie dough" speech.
when they were saving the world angel came back and gave buffy an amulet. spike see's them kissing. walds away so they didnt talk for awile. then out of nowhere. buffy gives spike the amulet. then in the hell mouth all the potentials become an army of slayers. at the end spike starts to feel a pain.
Sadly, at the end of the series, Buffy did not end up with Angel, or anyone at all. Despite the show ending, a comic book series produced by Buffy creator Joss Whedon has continued. In the final issue of Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Reckoning, Buffy also did not end with Buffy romantically involved with anyone.
Under her constant prodding into his love life, Spike admitted to her that he did still love Buffy and was trying to move on. Understanding this, she showed support and gave him advice on how to get over her, allowing them to return to their previous easy friendship.
He went from rebellious evildoer to dark loner to outright hero, and in doing so, became a fan favorite. When Spike was brought back in the Buffy: Season 8 comic, the creators thought it would be an amusing idea to bring him back as the captain of a starship crewed by anthropomorphic giant bipedal bugs.
The season 5 premiere of Angel welcomes Buffy regular Spike into the fold when he's resurrected after literally going out in a blaze of glory in the Buffy series finale.
But we're not going to say Buffy's one true love is actually the vampiric bad boy Spike either. Spike, played by James Marsters, was equally problematic as a love interest for a whole host of reasons.
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By the end of the issue, Buffy comes to the conclusion that she cannot have a baby. The decision was so important for Buffy creator and Season 9 exec producer Joss Whedon, that he took time off from finishing his post-production directing duties on The Avengers to talk with EW about the issue.
Despite Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and Angel (David Boreanaz) having the strongest love of the show, the pair did not end up together at the end of Buffy.
Angel kills the demon. Its blood, eventually found to be the Blood of Eternity, merges with his own, and he becomes human.
The show started airing in 1997, and Marsters was born in 1962, meaning he was about 35 when he played the role of Spike.
The discussion began when politician and Buffy fan Stacey Abrams tweeted that while Angel had been right for Buffy in the beginning, Spike, played by James Marsters, was the one she rightly should have ended up with. She wrote: 'To be fair, Angel was the right boyfriend for Buffy coming into her power.
There's a scene in Angel that reveals this, clearly. In the episode "I Will Remember You," Angel becomes human, much to his and Buffy's emotional and physical satisfaction.
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This crossover very technically begins with Angel season 2, episode 9, “The Trial”, as Angel fought to save the life of an ailing Darla. He succeeded in his task, but things didn't work out as intended. So, Wolfram & Hart brought in Drusilla (in her first present tense appearance on the show) to make Darla a vampire once more. The following episode saw the two women terrorizing Los Angeles and proved that Angel had a breaking point, as he let them go to town on a wine cellar full of Wolfram & Hart employees. He then proceeded to fire his entire team, who would never accept what he'd done.
At episode’s end, Doyle had a vision of Buffy fighting for her life. So, Angel headed to Sunnydale in season 4, episode 8, "Pangs". As is his way, the vampire stuck to the shadows, though he inexplicably kept his involvement secret from Buffy. Angel did help the Scoobies save the day, and would’ve left with his ex none the wiser, had Xander not inadvertently let his appearance slip during Thanksgiving dinner.
Oz, who had a gig in L.A., agreed to deliver it. Spike followed Oz straight to Angel in season 1, episode 3, “In the Dark”. As usual, Spike’s plan went up in flames and—despite his attempts to torture the gem’s location out of Angel—the vampire with a soul wound up with the prize in the end.
An expired Lila Morgan gave Angel an amulet because Wolfram & Hart had their own apocalypse planned. Angel showed up in Sunnydale at the end of Buffy the Vampire Slayer ’s penultimate episode, “End of Days”. His brief, but memorable appearance continued in “Chosen”, in which he gave Buffy the amulet, discovered her relationship with Spike, and got the now-famous "cookie dough" speech. Buffy gave Spike the amulet, which wound up being the very thing that enabled the Scooby Gang to defeat The First. Spike sacrificed himself in the process, but oddly, The WB had already chosen to announce that Marsters would be heading over to Angel for season 5, which somewhat lessened the impact.
Spike returned to Sunnydale in season 4, episode 3, “The Harsh Light of Day”. After gaining possession of the Gem of Amara, a ring that would render its wearer invulnerable, the vampire went toe to toe with Buffy. She soundly defeated him, choosing to pass the ring along to Angel.
Angel finds himself in a particularly dark place when he gets taken over by the dark entity, Twilight, who then tries to persuade Buffy to come over to his side and ascend to a higher level . Buffy attains crazy superpowers and somehow their time together spawns an alternate universe.
When it comes down to it, Whedon prefers Buffy with Spike instead of with Angel, but a lot of this has to do with how he views Spike as the character that’s more fun to write.
One of the most pivotal moments in Buffy the Vampire Slayer is when Buffy passes away at the conclusion of the fifth season. Through some crafty magic, Buffy is brought back to life and shortly after her return she apparently meets up with angel to have a talk. This event happens on both shows, albeit off-camera. It’s heavily joked about in the Angel episode, "Fredless," and Jane Espenson wrote a Buffy comic called "Reunion" that guesses at what happens, but doesn't get anywhere on the matter.
Angel is a major anomaly in the vampire world because he’s actually a vampire that still has a soul. This sets off a whole chain of events throughout both Buffy and Angel, but a devastating moment occurs in Buffy’s second season when Angel loses that soul. The conditions around Angel’s soul is that it will leave him after he experiences “true happiness.” In this sense, Angel experiences more than just a romantic connection with Buffy, but it’s true satisfaction all around.
The culmination of this occurs in the show’s 100 th episode, “You’re Welcome, ” where Angel gets an important pep talk to get set back on track. This talk was originally supposed to come from Buffy before the much better idea had Cordelia used instead in order to redeem her character.
Apparently, the moment that Buffy comes to Sunnydale and Angel first lays eyes on her he knows that he’s in love with her. This has a tinge of creepiness to it considering she’s still a complete stranger at this point, but something genuine grows between them.
It was a difficult moment for some fans when, after Buffy’s third season , Angel left both his love and her series once he got his own spin-off show, Angel. During the beginning of this separation period, there were some fun crossovers shared between the two programs. However, Buffy’s final two seasons were on UPN, rather than the WB. This difference of networks made continued crossovers increasingly difficult and they could only be done when they were absolutely “necessary.”
Even the biggest Angel fans will tell you that Angelus is the more interesting character, at least during his stint on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It wasn’t until he headed to the mean streets of Los Angeles that Angel really came into his own.
The original vampire with a soul was the slayer’s first love and he left an indelible mark both on the series and in the hearts of fans. In high school, everything feels like the end of the world, but for Buffy Summers, it often almost was.
Once the vampire with a soul scored his own spinoff, he and Buffy continued to share the small screen for special cross over events. Whether it was the stars appearing on each other’s shows or side characters made little difference to fans who were delighted by every new plot point of this shared universe. However, after Buffy briefly left the mortal coil at the end of season 5, BtVS left the WB and headed over to UPN.
Few fictional couples have lit up the screen quite as much as Buffy and Angel. Sarah Michelle Gellar and David Boreanaz had amazing chemistry. If you’re wondering what about that doesn’t make sense, it’s that the actors were so incredible at their jobs that viewers had no idea about the behind-the-scenes shenanigans going on. According to Gellar, onscreen kissing is the “ [most unattractive] thing in the world.”
It’s no secret that Joss Whedon wasn’t a huge fan of Angel, finding it much easier to write for his soulless counterpart. Most fans know that he enjoyed writing for Spike. James Marsters’s incredible performance earned him a near permanent stay of execution - Spike was only supposed to last a few episodes. It’s not that Whedon doesn’t think that Buffy and Angel are a love story “for the ages.” However, Whedon finds Spike a bit more “evolved” and feels that he was the better choice for Buffy.
Buffy couldn’t really see straight when it came to Angel. Anyone who’s ever been in love knows what that’s like. However, her pattern of losing all reason where he’s concerned stretches back to the very beginning. After the season 1 reveal that Angel was a vampire, he admitted to Buffy that he took the lives of his own family . On top of that, Darla had framed him for attacking Joyce.
Sure, this was a way to keep them from falling into the trap of becoming a boring, happy couple. However, it doesn’t make all that much sense.
Angel also comes down to see Buffy and he meets Riley and doesn't like him and other things happen. Season five : Spike starts to like Buffy more and more. She asks him about the slayers he killed and he asks a guy called Warren to make a robot to look just like her. Buffy's sister also appears in it.
Basically, Angel guest stars on the last two episodes of Buffy to give her the amulet that will consume the hero who uses it to save the world. This is where Buffy gives Angel the famous link where she explains that she's not sure if she's ready for long-term planning or commitment as far as relationships go.
After Angel leaves.. buffy goes to college with Willow and Oz. Xander goes on a road trip for the summer and doesn't get back until shortly after college starts just in time to give Buffy some much needed advice and ego boost. Buffy meets Parker.. an idiot who sleeps with her and never calls back.
Buffy has 2 boyfriends after Angel leaves. One of them is a TA at Buffys collage and the other is Spike. Angel moves to Los Angelus and starts a detective agency with Cordelia chase and a half demon named Doyle. Spike dies while trying to save the world.
Faith also comes back in the Season 7 in the episode 'Dirty Girls '. Just a warning, if you are going to watch Buffy Season 7 be prepared to get pissed off at the potential slayers. yeah, spike does die, when he uses da amulet dat gel gave to Buffy, coz da energy consumes him. anya also dies.
However, in an interesting twist, Lindsey McDonald (from Angel the Series), mails the amulet to Angel's office at Wolfram and Hart in Los Angeles, where Angel opens it and unintentionally resurrects Spike as a vampire ghost.
Spike gets his sole back since he think Buffy will love him if he do but it doesn't work until in the end of the 7th season. In the last episode he sacrifise himself to save the world but comes back as a got in angels last season but he is scared to talk to Buffy so what you now of she don't now he's back.