Talk:Warren Mears

message: Wow, do some fans really believe his evilness was just added later? He's always shown signs of instability and loss of temper. I believe he was introduced in "I was made to love you," when his robot creation comes to town and attacks his girlfriend. Even then he seemed pretty unlikable and heartless. -- Wapcaplet
In 'I Was Made to Love You' I don't exactly think he was evil - I think it was Tara who pretty much explains how he's kind of pathetic. He couldn't find anyone to love him so he made someone, because deep down everyone wants to be loved. But then when he actually found someone, someone real, Katrina, he panicked and abandoned April. He probably could've dealt with it better but as the show progresses it's revealed that he's somewhat of an ass. --Lenkyliciousness 06:01, 10 March 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Untitled

message: What, no list of appearances?  —Tamfang 04:29, 23 March 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  appearances 

message: How exactly is Jonathan wearing the skin of a Nezzla demon prophetic of Warren's death? NP Chilla 13:10, 24 April 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Foreshadowing of death? 

message: I cut this section: "In Part Three of the Season Eight story arc, "The Long Way Home", Warren is revealed to be the "boyfriend" that Amy Madison has been living with beneath the Hellmouth. He is still without skin and bears a considerable grudge against both Willow and Buffy."
as being non-canon.
:season 8 is canon its written by joss and he said its canon User:Srstorey!
::I agree completely with Srstorey. Even if it isn't canon, the fact that the section is prefaced by referencing the Season 8 comic nullifies the concern over removing it for being non-canon.
::--DragonGuyver 22:45, 5 May 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: sorry, I wasn't logged in... --DragonGuyver 22:45, 5 May 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: Well, true; granted the First can also take the form of vampires, apparently, and even Buffy who's only undead by technicality (she's not a vampire and she doesn't look like your typical zombie, in fact if I recall any decomposition was actually undone with the way Willow resurrected her, but I could be misremembering the "resurrection/waking up in her own coffin" thing's special effects), but he definitely at least "technically" died if the First can take his form, especially given that he was flayed alive. But "by whom" is certainly also a pressing question, as we can't be sure Amy really brought him back, we only know that they're "dating"; for all we know, the destruction of Sunnydale caused a weird rift thing that brought random people or creatures. I haven't read the third comic yet so I don't know even if Warren has any of his original personality. I can say this much, though, we have seen cases where people did not actively raise things from the dead, as in one of the early episodes (episode 2? 3?) from the third season has a mystical African mask that causes everything within a certain radius (dead cats, dead people, etc.) that died to become a zombie. "Where" is probably obvious - Sunnydale or else what's left of it - but we can't verify that yet. Runa27 19:21, 17 May 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Season Eight

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thread_title: Fair use rationale for Image:Warrenseason8.JPG

message: I'm not sure that Warren should be listed as a fictional rapist. I know he tried to rape his ex-girlfriend, but that plan never actually came to pass. If setting out to rape someone makes a person a rapist, then I think it's only fair that Spike and Faith be listed under "fictional rapists" as well.
:Faith and Spike aren't really known for being rapists.  Warren is defined by his desire to have power over people, woman in particular, so "fictional rapist" kind of sums him up even he didn't succeed in carrying it out.  It fits the tone of the character, if not the technicalities... what do other people think?    Paul  730 22:59, 16 November 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Fictional Rapist?

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