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|image = Themaster.jpg |
|image = Themaster.jpg |
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|fullname = Henry Joseph Nest |
|fullname = Henry Joseph Nest |
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|alias = The Master |
|alias = The Master |
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|origin = ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' |
|origin = ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' |
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|occupation = Leader of most of the world's vampires. |
|occupation = Leader of most of the world's vampires. |
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− | |skills = Vast mystical abilities |
+ | |skills = Vast mystical abilities<br> |
+ | Great occult knowledge plus many vampiric abilities surpassing those of almost all other vampires |
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+ | |hobby = Raising demons, vampires and evil beings to do his bidding. |
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+ | |goals = To break free of his imprisonment and conquer the world. |
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+ | |crimes = Mass murder<br> |
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+ | Conspiracy<br> |
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+ | Siring vampires |
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− | '''The Master''' was the first major antagonist of the television series ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' and the original |
+ | '''The Master''' was the first major antagonist of the television series ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' and the original "Big Bad" - a word used by fans of the series to describe a villain who orchestrates events throughout a season and ultimately serves as the final battle in the story arc. |
+ | He was portrayed by Mark Metcalf. |
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⚫ | The Master was portrayed as one of the most powerful of all surviving vampires |
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+ | ==Biography== |
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⚫ | He believed that he would eventually be free and lead an age of darkness across the world in which demons, vampires and other evil beings would dominate everything and as the self-proclaimed Master of vampires he saw himself as a natural leader who mercilessly planned to |
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⚫ | The Master was portrayed as one of the most powerful of all surviving vampires. He planned on escaping from his prison deep under Sunnydale — created when his original attempts to open the Hellmouth instead triggered an earthquake that buried him underground, the magic also forming a mystical force-field around the Master that prevented him from escaping. |
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⚫ | He believed that he would eventually be free and lead an age of darkness across the world in which demons, vampires and other evil beings would dominate everything, and as the self-proclaimed Master of vampires he saw himself as a natural leader who mercilessly planned to fulfill this dark prophecy with aid from many minions. |
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Revision as of 01:26, 10 February 2020
The Master was the first major antagonist of the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the original "Big Bad" - a word used by fans of the series to describe a villain who orchestrates events throughout a season and ultimately serves as the final battle in the story arc.
He was portrayed by Mark Metcalf.
Biography
The Master was portrayed as one of the most powerful of all surviving vampires. He planned on escaping from his prison deep under Sunnydale — created when his original attempts to open the Hellmouth instead triggered an earthquake that buried him underground, the magic also forming a mystical force-field around the Master that prevented him from escaping.
He believed that he would eventually be free and lead an age of darkness across the world in which demons, vampires and other evil beings would dominate everything, and as the self-proclaimed Master of vampires he saw himself as a natural leader who mercilessly planned to fulfill this dark prophecy with aid from many minions.
To aid him, he created a child vampire (which he dubbed the Anointed One) and held him in high regard, second only to Darla — whom he viewed as a daughter despite her abandoning him to fulfill her own desires.
The Master eventually did manage to escape his imprisonment but was slain by Buffy shortly after. However, unlike most vampires the Master did not turn to dust after being staked through the heart; instead he became a skeleton.
The Anointed One planned on bringing the Master back using this skeleton, but had his hopes literally shattered when Buffy interrupted the ritual and destroyed the skeleton — ending the Master’s threat once and for all.