Powers That Be (Buffy-Angel)
The Powers That Be are a group of beings that feature in Angel.
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History
The Powers That Be
After Angel started operating in Los Angeles, the Powers That Be dispatched the half-demon Doyle to be their conduit to the champion. He experienced visions from the Powers with these being relayed to Angel to help him save people. (Episode: City Of...)
During a fight with a Mohra Demon, Angel was turned back into a human and wanted to consult the Powers That Be for information. However, he could only speak to one of their conduits with Doyle helping him meet with the Oracles. Once there, they informed him that it was because the blood of the Mohra was responsible for turning him human again. They also noted that this meant that he was no longer a champion for good and thus had no part in future evens. In addition, they revealed that in the coming war against darkness that Buffy Summers would die and upon learning this Angel requested that time be re-wound to allow him to remain a vampire. Thus, the events of the timeline were erased and he killed the Mohra without being turned mortal in the process. (Episode: I Will Remember You)
An empath demon later came to kidnap Cordellia Chase and intended to sell her at an auction due to her experiencing visions from the Powers That Be. (Episode: Parting Gifts)
Overview
It was said that the Powers That Be did not reside within the mortal reality. Thus, it was not possible for people on Earth to meet them. Instead, one could only meet them through channels some of which were noted for being dangerous. (Episode: I Will Remember You)
It was said that the Powers had the ability to turn a vampire back into a mortal. The Powers were able to reverse time to a certain extent in order to undo events. (Episode: I Will Remember You)
One of their servants were the Oracles who resided in the Gateway to Lost Souls. These beings were said to require a gift in order to provide information. (Episode: I Will Remember You)
Members
- Jasmine :
Notes
- The Powers That Be were created by Joss Whedon and first appeared in the Angel series.
Appearances
- Angel:
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