Buffys

Buffys is a plural form that can refer to multiple people or characters named Buffy, or to uses of the name in media. The most prominent association is with Buffy Summers, the fictional protagonist of the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, created by Joss Whedon, which aired 1997–2003. The character's prominence helped popularize the name in late 1990s culture.

In real life, Buffy is used as a given name or nickname; thus Buffys may refer to groups of people who are known by that nickname. In media and entertainment beyond Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the name Buffy appears in various other works as character names or titles, sometimes as a tribute or homage.

There is no single non-fictional entity universally recognized by the plural Buffys. The meaning of Buffys typically depends on context and may require clarification.