Buffy The Vampire Slayer Froud’s Villain has a more embarrassing origin story

by Chris Senelgov
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It is easy to miss all fun writing and captivating acting, however Bouvay is a fatal vampire It is a width full of wonderful names, especially for the preferred monster of the wicked fan. From the soft sweet to the murderous mute masters, this is a width full of an unforgettable benchri. In one case, though, this was an accident: when David Greenwallet wrote the “Republic Boy” episode, he was very proud to reach “Machida” as the name of the main villain of the episode, and he did not realize that he was inspired by the Makita equipment used to produce the chain.

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In this Foolish The episode, Machida is a particularly hungry demon that often receives human sacrifices from some evil men in exchange for wealth and power. David Greenwallet wrote this memory episode, and admitted that the DVD disk was suspended that he initially admired himself to reach him to the name of a wonderful demon. However, he later felt absurd when he realized that the exhibition used Makita commercial equipment and that this is likely as an inspiration for awareness of the name of his devil.

While this Foolish The name of Goffs could have been embarrassed for any writer, and it was particularly related to the man behind Machida because Greenwalt is one of the largest creative forces in the show. In addition to writing several episodes from FoolishHe held the position of co -executive of the exhibition for the two season 1 and 2 before becoming an executive product for the third season. He left this offer only to create angel Spinoff, which makes Greenwalt one of the largest engines and vibrators of Buffyverse.

Enjoy enough, this previous Foolish Bigwig had a kind of reunion with Machida in angel… or, more accurately, the man behind Machida. In the movie “Republic Boy”, he played this unforgettable monster Robin Attin Downs, an English actor who returned to play a Bocla Sat. angel The “dead end” episode. This episode was written by David Greenwalt, which allowed him to gather with the man behind the monster who killed him at the end of the “boy reptiles”.

most Foolish Fans realize that although Machida did not survive from the end of “Boy Republic Boy”, his soul lived through Avilas, a devil from the seventh season episode “Help”, who presented wealth and prosperity to those who made human sacrifices. Despite the main similarities with Machida, this subsequent devil is not associated with the previous devil. Interestingly, Machida was originally written to survive from the events of “Boy Republic” and Willo had a line on his possible return; If this alternative end was filmed, the seventh season was distinguished by the return of Machida instead of Avila, which is a duprum.

Foolish Veteran David Greenwallet felt badly towards the launch of Mashida by mistake after production equipment, but he should not overcome himself … After all, there are only many of the names that are completely distinct to use in many monsters in the show. Inspiration without awareness of the name you see countless times every week is really equal to the best book. However, we can only laugh that the name Machida, one of the best early bad guys, may be more than others embarrassed The story of the original in each of Foolish date.