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   On the other hand, Lothos is exclusive to the non - canon Buffy movie, but was Buffy's first major foe (if you're going by movie or Origins comic). But if the Lothos and Leprechaun from the Leprechaun movie series (named Lubdan) were to face off in a battle to the death, who would win? The millennium-old vampire, or the millennium-old Leprechaun?

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