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I wonder how strong demon dean is and can he beat every villain in supernatural beside god and the darkness

I wish see ahriman the older brother of lucifer and prime demon

If Lucifer was only kept as the main antagonist of Season 5 I would've ranked him the best Big Bad of the series, but constantly bringing him back diminished his menace. The end fight in Season 13 between Michael/Dean and Lucifer, something Team Free Will did everything in their power to avoid in Season 5, really showed just how weak Lucifer ended up being. His battle with Michael was supposed to level cities and probably kill half the planet, but all the Season 13 fight did was break a few windows once Lucifer died. And then he randomly pops back up to make fun of Michael in the last season, gets killed after 5 minutes, and the floor isn't even singed upon his death. Overall I would say Azazel was the best Supernatural villain, given that he basically WON in achieving all his goals, even though he didn't live to see his final goal, releasing Lucifer, completed. Azazel was crafty, and the fact that he was used sparingly kept his menace intact. Lucifer may have been the man behind the monster, but Azazel was by far the most personal out of all the Big Bads. My rankings would be (from best to worst) 1. Azazel 2. Lucifer (Season 5 only) 3. Amara (I call her "Leviathan perfected" because she basically repeats the first part of the Leviathan story but keeps her menace through the entire season.) 4. Michael 2.0 5. Crowley (Season 8) 6. Lilith 7. Chuck 8. Mark of Cain 9. Leviathan (They started off TERRIFYING but got too boring when they went corporate and went out way too easily.) 10. Metatron 11. British Men of Letters 12. Raphael Best Secondary antagonists: 1. Zachariah - He wasn't the Big Bad of Season 4 or 5, but he was one hell of a memorable villain. The scene where Dean discovers that Zack had no intention of stopping Lilith from releasing Lucifer because he was so confident that Michael would triumph was one of the most chilling twists in the series, especially when Zack handwaved the prospect of billions of people dying in the confrontation as merely "breaking a few eggs to make an omelette." 2. Meg 1.0 3. Rowena 4. Eve 5. Abaddon 6. Michael 1.0 7. Asmodeus (I don't consider him a Big Bad, just a Disc One Final Boss who acted as a placeholder to the true villain of the season, Michael 2.0) 8. The Steins 9. Lucifer (Post Season 11)

13:10 I think that just not existing is one of the best options for after death in this universe.

The "Big bads" never seemed to be big or bad on this show. It was always like 10 to 20 episodes of buildup, and then they kill the big bad in one scene in 2 minutes. Like there is NEVER a big battle or anything. Heck, the "monsters of the week" usually put up better fights than the "big bads" did.

But what we really wanna know is...what did Mistress Magda do to Chuck?

Luci had to be #1...I think few would argue with that choice. & props to mark pellegrino for his portrayal, I became a big fan of because of how well he played this character.

22:25 Though never confirmed, it's possible that the mark was used to create the first demons. It's corrupting influence persists from one tortured soul to the next. And who's soul is more tortured than Dean's?

4:40 The only require the host to be alive at the time of possession. Once the hosts body no longer maintains a certain level of integrity the soul moves on.

4:05 Incorrect. Abaddon has several possessed humans shank themselves to purge the soul to make the bodies easier to "pilot"

"It's not about living forever, it's about living with yourself forever" - Captain Teague

It always made more sense to me that the progenitor being was the Empty itself (aka Azathoth), since it predates both God and Amara in that canon.

37:23 The only reason Moloch got a full costume is because Hollywood actually worships that guy.

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Given that it is dangerous to call people of letters bad today it safe to say that evil has won in this version of the multiverse.

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So where do souls go if only nephelim are allowed in the garden of eden? Do they go to hell like Doom?

You MAY NOT harm Cain

Is it me or did I hear at some point in the show that Reapers were a type of Angel?

What about Joshua?

Colt made a deal with the demon to make him a all powerfull gun, that's why he build huge devils trap where he could live and survive, graveyard is there so humans had to come here and there .

This was a tun path doun memory lane

I wonder if the idea of the natural order governed the creation of God, Amara and Death. Death is order, God is progress and Amara is decay/destruction. The reason death isn't necessarily a single person is because as seen in the show death is more of an inherited position that keeps order in the universe

Where do deities go when they die? And where did Death go when he died

His read smoke was probably the result of being in control of hells souls.

Thing is, while supernatural keeps telling us that angelic consent can be withdrawn, it never fucking works

Wait sam and dean fought a transformer in season 9?

The thing with supernatural is you're dealing with 3 functions time travel, multi dimension, and untrustworthy narrator. God lies a lot

i would have put Go as number 1 for so many reasons, Lucifer only damned humanity because the mark of cain made him jealous of humanity being Gods new invention, you can't fault that. Plus with so many things that God manipulated the Winchesters and everyone around them, he deserves to be number 1.

So the bearer is completely unkilable? I mean, what about Nuke, or tanking planet exploding to your face? Would the mark Reconstitute the person? I assume That Yes, becasue Death itself could not Kill Dean. And if Death itself can not kill you, Nothing will. (except God, The empty-maybe?)

I think Dean going demon every now and then would of been awesome. A guy already so dangerous being a ticking time bomb

When are we getting the horsemen video? Edit: also, with god and the darkness creation.. what.. about the empty? Where did the empty come from?

There was a third nephilim the reality warping kid

for a while there was a theory that crowley was actually a much much older demon. one was that he was the actual satan. the demon made by god to try and lure people into making bad decision. of course this whole theory went to shit when we learned that he was faergus mccloud

Except for Eve, I thought War was the most underutilized villain on the show. Given what he embodies (war, conflict, mass violence, etc.), War could have been a more significant threat during the War in Heaven (both in primordial times and during the Angel Civil War).

Would there not be 5 Archangels ?

Hey i have ask , is Ahriman is a demon?! He,s the son of Destruction

good idea as anything. sorry to say but I feel out of watching the show after some time and never got into it again

Lucifer is an archangel, metatron is the scribe of god, castiel was a seraphim during his secret fall and the gregori were the gregori basically.

Thought it was a seal, or the lock on a cage more than a curse

I didnt like god being the villain because even when they got to fighting angels. They have to go out of their way not to kill the main characters for them to win.

Take it you havent watched the show lol? Theirs a literal list on what makes the Colt do what it does and how to recreate it.

I like to think that souls and grace are the same, but with a twist, maybe Grace has some twist because we know that the men of letters can use souls to travel in time and other things and lily was able to use angel powers by burning her soul so i think their similar

Les gens qui pensent vraiment que les archanges sont plus puissants que la mort me font bien rire!!! lucifer s'il était si puissant que ça il n'aurait pas eu besoin d'un sort pour lier la mort a lui

24:10 So... where is this mark you are talking about?

Another comment just to add some points and thoughts based on what was in the video: I felt you ranked Metatron fairly, I actually quite liked him. It was an effective betrayal and at some points he seemed unstoppable with the tablet and his ability to get angels on his side. I didn’t mind how they dealt with him, also didn’t mind him being annoying and arrogant as I assumed this was just his direction as a villain, and even his “forced to the good side arc” was.. solid. I’m a bit biased to the Leviathans as season 7 was one of my favorites post 5, they legitimately put off the vibe of being unstoppable forces, it was fun seeing Dean, Sam, and Bobby have to find a way to even harm these guys, plus Dick killed Bobby, which gives you extra hatred and stakes, I’d rank them a bit higher but I can’t hate or disagree with the ranking especially due to the reasoning of the plan and ending. I also liked a lot about Lilith, despite her strength, she had to work in a covert manner, it was fun seeing her break seals and the boys try and fail to stop them, she felt inevitable. Supernatural content is surprisingly not widely available enough imo so I’m glad to have found the channel!

There was some value to the BMOL and I think there was potential there but they just didn’t hit. They felt more like obstacles than anything else and a key kill or turn might have been enough to attach stakes. Or even have them start off as benevolent, don’t talk on the super controlling nature earlier on and have it be almost like a switch of the flip. The BMOL were based in covert operations, they surely could’ve acted as if they wanted to help the hunters or some role to play a long con betrayal or even “change them from within” deal.

Didn't this show start off focusing on urban legends and stuff?

Metatron=Booger

That soulmate Joke was good I gotta say something