That’s genius! Even if it doesn’t make a beam, it’s still portable protection! I desperately want to see a scene in the next “The Conjuring” movie where the Warrens are fighting demons while carrying around a big plastic hula hoop 😂
I dunno, I think it has to be out in the open. They thought salt was holy magic because if you rubbed salt on raw meat it *miraculously* didn't rot! Having salt in a hula hoop would probably have the same nothing-effect as putting salt in a plastic bag and covering the meat with the bag.
The unironic answer is that the ring denotes a sphere that also goes underneath. I guess that would mean that if you drew a salt circle on the 2nd floor of a building, you could potentially trap a ghost on the ceiling of the 1st floor
I should mention this based on what little knowledge of pagan theology I have, but a ton of stuff from Supernatural is losely based on pagan/wicca. The above is how magic circles/pentacles are believed to behave, but those are what they use to trap demons, not ghosts(my mistake). Honestly how salt works in the series is hella inconsistent iirc. Poured across a doorway? Yeah cuz ghosts cant go in thru windows or even walls. I seem to remember an episode with hellhounds that did this exactly.
I'm surprised none of the boys pointed out that if you fly up in a helicopter, that's just going to blow all the salt away and destroy your protective circle.
@@voilet-the-non-violet-vulpix A helicopter can't go anywhere _near_ that high. They max out at about four and a half miles. But you're saying they should make the salt circle far away, then fly _into_ it with the helicopter? That's going to be pretty hard to spot unless you've got some thick-ass lines of salt.
The folklore, iirc, is that "walking corpse monsters" (which have been called various things like vampires, revenants, draugr, etc.) are often psychologically compelled to count things obsessively. It doesn't have to be salt; it can be sand, or grains of rice, anything tiny. Before a deadboi can cross it, they'd have to count every grain, and the hope is that they spend so long counting, the sun comes up.
I suspect that the salt in particular comes from borrowing the Asian belief in salt as purifying and able to dispel evil if used in an affected area. A circle of something around you or line drawn is maybe very universal, but idk. The occult likes to borrow bits and pieces from all over and writers of that sort of thing do that yet again from the occult and borrow from other writers who did the same and occultists borrow from fiction etc etc so stuff gets mashed together a lot.
One of the reasons of "why salt" is that for thousands of years salt has been used to preserve, cure, and keep away bad things from getting into foods. It's also an incredibly important element that living things need to survive. With this in mind, it was believed that the purifying power of salt was able to keep impure spirits away from our very souls. Ghosts, demons, poltergeists and the lot couldn't cross the boundary because it was sacred. At least that's what I remember from my long ago youth. ^w^
I am tired and I am so used to mbmbam animatics that my brain somehow forgot it was supposed to be a Supernatural animation. I got half way through and thought "This animatic is so nicely styled, but the boys look weird today? I don't think any of them have flowing shoulder-length lockes to my knowledge... wait... that coat looks familiar..."
@1:34 they actually did do that on the show once. Lured a ghost into a room in an abandoned sewer, dropped a line of salt to keep it from escaping and sealed the whole thing in cement :p
And it wasn’t just any old ghost, it was the ghost of HH Holmes. He was America’s first serial killer. Also, that episode was Jo’s first hunt. I just watched this episode like two days ago, I am re-watching the entire series with my boyfriend 😁
Man, "Supernatural" missed a great opportunity to showcase this during one of their Prank episodes, when Sam gives Dean a bag for the circle, he pours it out, and then looks at it, tastes it, and yells "This is sugar!!" Cut to Sam laughing, Cut to ghost looking confused.
As hyped as I was to see the title of this video, my joy is paled in comparison to the joy I know it will instill in Travis McElroy, and I think that’s beautiful
One of the Supernatural tie-in novels did address this. Ghost worrms were able to burrow in the earth under a salt ring and then pop up inside. I think about those ghost worms every time a salt ring comes up...
It makes me wonder if it's more of a demense effect. As in, you can use salt to protect a *space*, but it's relegated to that space. Because they didn't just use rings of salt, they used salt across doorframes and windowsills, and if they did that then the ghost couldn't go through the wall and avoid the windows or doors completely. If you shut out all the potential "entrances" of a space, then that seems to be enough to ward the area. Which is why you need a circle of salt if you don't have the time or ability to ward all the entrances and exits. To that end, you've created an "inside the circle" demense that the spirit can't enter into.
Now the circle is more of a symbolic thing I think. In folklore, symbols and ideas hold power over the supernatural, so by arranging the salt in a circle, you imbue it with the idea of a barrier, in addition to other connotations associated with circles. It’s the same logic behind summoning circles and sigils
Doesn't the salt thing come from vampires needing to count the salt grains? So you could be outside the circle, and the ghost just needs to be near enough for its OCD to kick in and be all "MUST. KNOW. HOW. MANY. GRAINS!"
The salt part comes from Asia where it's used as a purifier. The occult, especially when writers use it, is a giant mashup of stuff borrowed from all over.
Salt is often used in particular, because it was believed to have purification properties (probably coming from salting food, and how it prevents spoiling). In that regard, as far as the affective 3 dimensional range, it's typically thought of as a cylinder approximately as high as the person in the circle... It's more of a proximity thing, rather than a radiant thing like the spotlight effect in the clip. And while, in principle, any shape boundary could be used, the circle is the most common choice for its association with the infinite, unity, and perfection... For those concerned about the geometry. There are also creatures that are claimed to have compulsions that would require it to count the grains (of salt, rice, etc) to allow for escape or prevent the creature from being able to move until the sun came up.
A electrical charge thing You don't need to make a circle either Just make a perimeter of salt around where you want to protect My family does this with every house we move in too
I've always thought of it as being like allergies. The ghost can't get near it because it makes their bedsheet break out in hives. So it wouldn't work through the floor, and a little gap isn't going to make a difference, but a large one will.
Wowowow!! Really good representations of the SPN boys, and a lovely MBMBAM clip to combo them with! The signs with a new little addendum really tickled me. And I loved how you took the time to draw out the different scenarios rather than just show them talking about them. The extra work makes it all the better! And if Travis ever sees this I hope he appreciates being cast as Cas.
I think that the salt thing comes from one of the original vampire weaknesses. Basically the idea was that if you left a line of salt (not necessarily a circle), a vampire would be compelled to count the salt grain by grain. You could use that distraction to flee or steak em.
Salt is considered a purifier. A circle is a perfect shape and denotes eternity. This you create an eternally pure space within the circle that protects the ground within the circle up to the height requiring that protection. example being if you have a 7 foot man in one circle, the protection is going to be 7 feet high. If you have a second circle with a 4 foot human, the circle goes 4 feet up
This is amazing and incredible and I love it so much. Two of my favourite fandoms!!! And you art style and animation skills are incredible!!! Also, they do technically use this method twice on the show! Once in No Exit where they did it to H.H. Holmes' ghost (who didn't fly up after them so maybe it does go all the way up!) and again in Scoobynatural to the little boy's ghost!
Seeing this discussion reminded of a really brutal comic series called Crossed. In it, survivors of a kind of post apocalyptic outbreak where infected lose all inhibitions and act on their darkest desires in order to spread the contagion, witness an infected reaction to a pallet of salt and tries to apply it later when an injury slows him down. It doesn’t work, and the man, woman and their young daughter meet an end worse than anything you could imagine.
Alright, so technically the reason is spirituality [heh] or whatever. It's why you can also draw a line of salt across entryways like doors and your, probably fine. The exceptions being if the ghost died in this house before if there's been renovations, y'know if there used to be a door over -there- then they can still go through that door...Even if it technically no longer exists. Ghosts respect floorplans more then they respect the living.
"Why don't they put salt in hoolahoop rings and wear them all the time?", was the best idea on that I've ever read. Don't remember where, but the idea is hilarious 😂 Just imagine them hoolahooping around to avoid ghosts 😂
oh my god i havent seen spn content for a MILENNIA lmao. this is so cute tho!! i love cas just manifesting a giant sign but still putting whatever stupid gibberish theyre actively saying on it
my two favorite things combined in a way that’s completely apropos for one another. thank you for this, your art style absolutely suits this so well. 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
the earth is a sphere, so the salt circle can be a a small circle or a big circle including most of the planet, so you always end up making a circle around the ghost, its just so big it can go almost anywhere
This is not only really fuckin funny, this is really really well drawn!!! Their character designs perfectly capture them. I'm looking forward to seeing them get up to more shenanigans
Some myths do suggest just throwing salt directly on ghosts, and unclean things, and- (you’d never guess this) food! The only reason it’s a ring shape is to purify things coming in from unexpected angles.
I usually never click on anybody stuff like this but it was playing in the background and honestly made me laugh while I was doing dishes so I had to like it.
Make the circle first, then summon the ghost. At best, they get vaporized upon appearing, and at worst, you get to enjoy a very pissed off ghost from the other side of a barrier. Like an undead aquarium!
Welll in supernatural they did do the iron, salt coated safety room. So that would kind of prove it doesnt have to be a circle... i suppose you could superglue salt all over you... and the devils trap worked if it was on the ceiling... but that 1 episode with h.h Holmes had a ring of salt above him when they lured him in before dropping it i think and he was able to walk under the suspended circle of salt so...
Depends on how powerful the ghost is and what rules it follows. Fea need permission to enter a space so defining a space or maki6a space known is enough. But whale ghost wyrm don't give a fuck and will do what it pleases.
Now I want a movie about ghost hunters who buy a haunted house, put a ring of salt around it, and then go in and methodically clear the rooms, putting salt around the edges of rooms until the ghosts are trapped in the walls. Climactic scene where the ghost is making the wall bleed and wallpaper warp into its face, and then the hunter shoots it with a shotgun full of rock salt, killing it.
If it produces a beam that extends into space, what happens if that beam hits a ghost in another galaxy. At that range you have a anti ghost field moving magnitudes faster than the speed of light. Do any ghosts that cross its path get splattered?
Make sure to mark the containers of salt and sugar so that mistake is never made! I always dread the thought of that when baking something! Like banana bread.
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With this logic, could the boys have filled a hula hoop with salt and used it like a ghost banishing beam.
That’s genius! Even if it doesn’t make a beam, it’s still portable protection! I desperately want to see a scene in the next “The Conjuring” movie where the Warrens are fighting demons while carrying around a big plastic hula hoop 😂
So is THAT what they were doing in the Filmation Ghostbusters series with those hula hoop things?
I too saw that tumblr post back in the day :P
I dunno, I think it has to be out in the open. They thought salt was holy magic because if you rubbed salt on raw meat it *miraculously* didn't rot!
Having salt in a hula hoop would probably have the same nothing-effect as putting salt in a plastic bag and covering the meat with the bag.
Salty holy water hula hoop, best protection in the West.
The unironic answer is that the ring denotes a sphere that also goes underneath. I guess that would mean that if you drew a salt circle on the 2nd floor of a building, you could potentially trap a ghost on the ceiling of the 1st floor
You beautifully minded person, thank you
You’re so right. There is also def an episode of SPN where they drew the circle on the ceiling and the demon was trapped underneath it 😂
?? say what? is this spn lore??
Gotcha, so the salt in seawater is protecting the entire Earth.
I should mention this based on what little knowledge of pagan theology I have, but a ton of stuff from Supernatural is losely based on pagan/wicca. The above is how magic circles/pentacles are believed to behave, but those are what they use to trap demons, not ghosts(my mistake).
Honestly how salt works in the series is hella inconsistent iirc. Poured across a doorway? Yeah cuz ghosts cant go in thru windows or even walls. I seem to remember an episode with hellhounds that did this exactly.
I'm surprised none of the boys pointed out that if you fly up in a helicopter, that's just going to blow all the salt away and destroy your protective circle.
Not if you’re like, 100 miles up.
@@voilet-the-non-violet-vulpix A helicopter can't go anywhere _near_ that high. They max out at about four and a half miles.
But you're saying they should make the salt circle far away, then fly _into_ it with the helicopter? That's going to be pretty hard to spot unless you've got some thick-ass lines of salt.
surly in their predictive model they start the helicopter somewhere else and hover above the salt
@@voilet-the-non-violet-vulpix If you were 100 miles up, that would literally be in space.
The folklore, iirc, is that "walking corpse monsters" (which have been called various things like vampires, revenants, draugr, etc.) are often psychologically compelled to count things obsessively. It doesn't have to be salt; it can be sand, or grains of rice, anything tiny. Before a deadboi can cross it, they'd have to count every grain, and the hope is that they spend so long counting, the sun comes up.
So, just use Ouiji boards on the beach and you're gravy?
nah bro it’s cool watch the ghosts can’t get us if we’re in the desert boom problem solved
So you're telling me that The Count from fucking Sesame Street is an accurate depiction of Vampires???
@@SamMaddie2 Yes. That is exactly what they are telling you.
I suspect that the salt in particular comes from borrowing the Asian belief in salt as purifying and able to dispel evil if used in an affected area. A circle of something around you or line drawn is maybe very universal, but idk. The occult likes to borrow bits and pieces from all over and writers of that sort of thing do that yet again from the occult and borrow from other writers who did the same and occultists borrow from fiction etc etc so stuff gets mashed together a lot.
HAHA That's funny, I can totally imagine them being like this after like 10 beers and being fed up ghosthunting LMAO.
10 beers and a liquor store
This is so good. Justin really does bring that indignant, burdened eldest sibling energy that fits Dean
One of the reasons of "why salt" is that for thousands of years salt has been used to preserve, cure, and keep away bad things from getting into foods. It's also an incredibly important element that living things need to survive. With this in mind, it was believed that the purifying power of salt was able to keep impure spirits away from our very souls. Ghosts, demons, poltergeists and the lot couldn't cross the boundary because it was sacred. At least that's what I remember from my long ago youth. ^w^
I am tired and I am so used to mbmbam animatics that my brain somehow forgot it was supposed to be a Supernatural animation. I got half way through and thought "This animatic is so nicely styled, but the boys look weird today? I don't think any of them have flowing shoulder-length lockes to my knowledge... wait... that coat looks familiar..."
Same here!
@1:34 they actually did do that on the show once. Lured a ghost into a room in an abandoned sewer, dropped a line of salt to keep it from escaping and sealed the whole thing in cement :p
I’m glad I wasn’t misremembering that one
And it wasn’t just any old ghost, it was the ghost of HH Holmes. He was America’s first serial killer. Also, that episode was Jo’s first hunt.
I just watched this episode like two days ago, I am re-watching the entire series with my boyfriend 😁
I went back and restarted the first season, and it's crazy how good the episodes used to be compared to how the last few seasons were
Man, "Supernatural" missed a great opportunity to showcase this during one of their Prank episodes, when Sam gives Dean a bag for the circle, he pours it out, and then looks at it, tastes it, and yells "This is sugar!!" Cut to Sam laughing, Cut to ghost looking confused.
"That will bring ants."
Thanks, Castiel.
As hyped as I was to see the title of this video, my joy is paled in comparison to the joy I know it will instill in Travis McElroy, and I think that’s beautiful
One of the Supernatural tie-in novels did address this. Ghost worrms were able to burrow in the earth under a salt ring and then pop up inside.
I think about those ghost worms every time a salt ring comes up...
It makes me wonder if it's more of a demense effect. As in, you can use salt to protect a *space*, but it's relegated to that space. Because they didn't just use rings of salt, they used salt across doorframes and windowsills, and if they did that then the ghost couldn't go through the wall and avoid the windows or doors completely. If you shut out all the potential "entrances" of a space, then that seems to be enough to ward the area.
Which is why you need a circle of salt if you don't have the time or ability to ward all the entrances and exits. To that end, you've created an "inside the circle" demense that the spirit can't enter into.
Wiccan witches do it without salt *all the time*. ;-)
Castiel as Travis seemed weird at first but was actually a great choice. I love this very much
i love that the sound for the ghost circle force field was just straight up lightsaber noises. Perfection
Now the circle is more of a symbolic thing I think. In folklore, symbols and ideas hold power over the supernatural, so by arranging the salt in a circle, you imbue it with the idea of a barrier, in addition to other connotations associated with circles.
It’s the same logic behind summoning circles and sigils
These are the sort of conversations they have in the bunker at like 3AM
Seeing Sam, Dean and Castiel in any form whatsoever is a nostalgia
@1:19 Justin accidentally spoils the finale of the Adventure Zone Balance
Doesn't the salt thing come from vampires needing to count the salt grains? So you could be outside the circle, and the ghost just needs to be near enough for its OCD to kick in and be all "MUST. KNOW. HOW. MANY. GRAINS!"
The salt part comes from Asia where it's used as a purifier. The occult, especially when writers use it, is a giant mashup of stuff borrowed from all over.
Salt is often used in particular, because it was believed to have purification properties (probably coming from salting food, and how it prevents spoiling).
In that regard, as far as the affective 3 dimensional range, it's typically thought of as a cylinder approximately as high as the person in the circle... It's more of a proximity thing, rather than a radiant thing like the spotlight effect in the clip.
And while, in principle, any shape boundary could be used, the circle is the most common choice for its association with the infinite, unity, and perfection... For those concerned about the geometry.
There are also creatures that are claimed to have compulsions that would require it to count the grains (of salt, rice, etc) to allow for escape or prevent the creature from being able to move until the sun came up.
Its funny how Dean sounds kinda drunk
The planet earth spins at 1,000mph per hour,
Imagine getting smacked by a force field traveling at 1,000mph!
Seeing the Supernatural boys in my TH-cam recommended really is a blast from the past.
sam and griffin both have huge nerdy youngest brother vibes. a perfect animatic
God, this is brilliant! 😂 Something they definitely should have discussed at some point on SPN 👏
the funny part is, if youre able, you could totally trap a ghost in a ring of salt, its just really hard to do
salt fucks with the osmotic pressure in the ectoplasma of the ectovascular system.
They did that in an episode to the ghost of H.H. Holmes. (They surrounded him with salt and cemented in the area)
A electrical charge thing
You don't need to make a circle either
Just make a perimeter of salt around where you want to protect
My family does this with every house we move in too
Don't even really need salt either.
IT'S A BLOOD PRESSURE THING
Ghosts have no blood
I've always thought of it as being like allergies. The ghost can't get near it because it makes their bedsheet break out in hives.
So it wouldn't work through the floor, and a little gap isn't going to make a difference, but a large one will.
mbmbam audio can fit seamlessly with truly ANY fandom
I really love towards the end where you emulate the Morton's Salt label. Well done!
1:37 literally happened in the second Hocus pocus lolll
Wowowow!! Really good representations of the SPN boys, and a lovely MBMBAM clip to combo them with! The signs with a new little addendum really tickled me. And I loved how you took the time to draw out the different scenarios rather than just show them talking about them. The extra work makes it all the better! And if Travis ever sees this I hope he appreciates being cast as Cas.
I love My Angel, My Brother, and Me: An advice show for the modren supernatural era!!
Words cannot describe how happy this made me. My three favorite boys, as my other three favorite boys. Perfection.
I think that the salt thing comes from one of the original vampire weaknesses. Basically the idea was that if you left a line of salt (not necessarily a circle), a vampire would be compelled to count the salt grain by grain. You could use that distraction to flee or steak em.
I really hope Travis sees this
1:21 time stamp :> favorite part lol
Actually the Circle is just a Part of a Protektiv bubble like a ball and the wider the Ring the more you can up and down.
Salt is considered a purifier. A circle is a perfect shape and denotes eternity.
This you create an eternally pure space within the circle that protects the ground within the circle up to the height requiring that protection. example being if you have a 7 foot man in one circle, the protection is going to be 7 feet high. If you have a second circle with a 4 foot human, the circle goes 4 feet up
This is amazing and incredible and I love it so much. Two of my favourite fandoms!!! And you art style and animation skills are incredible!!!
Also, they do technically use this method twice on the show! Once in No Exit where they did it to H.H. Holmes' ghost (who didn't fly up after them so maybe it does go all the way up!) and again in Scoobynatural to the little boy's ghost!
Questions I have GENUINELY thought abt, ty brothers
Seeing this discussion reminded of a really brutal comic series called Crossed. In it, survivors of a kind of post apocalyptic outbreak where infected lose all inhibitions and act on their darkest desires in order to spread the contagion, witness an infected reaction to a pallet of salt and tries to apply it later when an injury slows him down. It doesn’t work, and the man, woman and their young daughter meet an end worse than anything you could imagine.
Alright, so technically the reason is spirituality [heh] or whatever. It's why you can also draw a line of salt across entryways like doors and your, probably fine.
The exceptions being if the ghost died in this house before if there's been renovations, y'know if there used to be a door over -there- then they can still go through that door...Even if it technically no longer exists.
Ghosts respect floorplans more then they respect the living.
I love that their first thought was cylinder when i feel like it would be pretty obviously a sphere.
YOU DID A WINCHESTER!
Casting Travis as Castiel is just *chef’s kiss*
THIS ANIMATIC IS SO GOOD???? ITS SO CLEAN AND THE DESIGNS ARE SO APPEALING AND EXPRESSIVE AUGH
Also made me cackle amazing job kendkdnjd
I always thought it was Fey that you trapped with salt. Maybe that just kinda jumped myths and got attached to ghosts too
"Why don't they put salt in hoolahoop rings and wear them all the time?", was the best idea on that I've ever read. Don't remember where, but the idea is hilarious 😂 Just imagine them hoolahooping around to avoid ghosts 😂
Attach suspenders to the hulahoop and you've got mobile ghost protection thats hands free.
oh my god i havent seen spn content for a MILENNIA lmao. this is so cute tho!! i love cas just manifesting a giant sign but still putting whatever stupid gibberish theyre actively saying on it
"Ring of Salt" ... Ghosts are snails/slugs confirmed?
I feel the circle is more of a circumference of an invisible sphere, goes above and under the ground but only so much
This is so good! I haven't interacted with SPN in ages but I absolutely loved this!!
Alternative title: they got high
"Low sodium _freaks."_ - Sam at... the ghosts now. Apparently. 🤣
This sounds like if Neil and Terry wrote Supernatural
I always thought that the salt was just to see if you had ghosts. They would disturb the salt
my two favorite things combined in a way that’s completely apropos for one another. thank you for this, your art style absolutely suits this so well. 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
the earth is a sphere, so the salt circle can be a a small circle or a big circle including most of the planet, so you always end up making a circle around the ghost, its just so big it can go almost anywhere
I love that the MBMBAM boys get to embody the Supernatural boys. Brilliant!
this brought me so much joy oml, great job!!!
I could totally see them having this debate lmaoo
maybe I should finish supernatural… I stopped in season 12 I think
bestie, for your own protection, do not. it ain't worth it.
You should not
goddammit I love the concept of spn and its characters so so so much it hurts me so baaaad gdi
this is a specific combination for a specific kind of person and i happen to be one of them. i absolutely love this and your art style is so cute
I don’t even know what supernatural is but the visualization of this is so perfect
This is not only really fuckin funny, this is really really well drawn!!! Their character designs perfectly capture them. I'm looking forward to seeing them get up to more shenanigans
That's so good. Really, love it. Thank you for that
I always thought the circle of salt would form the equator of a sphere of protection.
Some myths do suggest just throwing salt directly on ghosts, and unclean things, and- (you’d never guess this) food!
The only reason it’s a ring shape is to purify things coming in from unexpected angles.
I usually never click on anybody stuff like this but it was playing in the background and honestly made me laugh while I was doing dishes so I had to like it.
this is so brilliantly in character
Please I love this so much. I also adore how you draw them
Lockwood and Co sort of addressed this, in that if the circle is too big there will be a weak spot in the middle
It's an orb of protection. In the middle it's as tall as the radius of the circle
Make the circle first, then summon the ghost. At best, they get vaporized upon appearing, and at worst, you get to enjoy a very pissed off ghost from the other side of a barrier. Like an undead aquarium!
the supernatural boys did trap a ghost in a salt ring
and then promptly filled the basement the salt ring was in with cement.
Welll in supernatural they did do the iron, salt coated safety room. So that would kind of prove it doesnt have to be a circle... i suppose you could superglue salt all over you... and the devils trap worked if it was on the ceiling... but that 1 episode with h.h Holmes had a ring of salt above him when they lured him in before dropping it i think and he was able to walk under the suspended circle of salt so...
I never really thought of the logic behind the ring of salt till now lol.
Depends on how powerful the ghost is and what rules it follows. Fea need permission to enter a space so defining a space or maki6a space known is enough. But whale ghost wyrm don't give a fuck and will do what it pleases.
THis is exceptional
Salt is effective because it smells like the sea and ghosts get scared because they don't know how to swim
Ha! This is awesome!
in the scoobydoo cartoon episode there is a visible cylindrical barrier going to the ceiling
Favorite crossover ever😊
Dude, it’s magic, don’t question it
you made something i never know i needed
This is probably exactly what they talk about after one too many beers 😂
Now I want a movie about ghost hunters who buy a haunted house, put a ring of salt around it, and then go in and methodically clear the rooms, putting salt around the edges of rooms until the ghosts are trapped in the walls. Climactic scene where the ghost is making the wall bleed and wallpaper warp into its face, and then the hunter shoots it with a shotgun full of rock salt, killing it.
If it produces a beam that extends into space, what happens if that beam hits a ghost in another galaxy. At that range you have a anti ghost field moving magnitudes faster than the speed of light. Do any ghosts that cross its path get splattered?
Make sure to mark the containers of salt and sugar so that mistake is never made! I always dread the thought of that when baking something! Like banana bread.
Great work! Love the extending sign
The real question is... what do you do about ghost slugs?
It defines the diameter of a protective sphere.
This is so freaking funnyyyy
I'm sure it's already been pointed out but I really like that Dean is Justin and Sam is Griffin
They kinda did do the whole "trap the ghost in salt" trick in the Holmes episode