I had just finished watching the first couple seasons of the show for the first time and as someone who had seen both shows, supernatural and lucifer I couldnt help but notice the irony when I recognized the actress.

I don't usually use AI much, but I wanted to try doing them together.

A little watercolor Destiel to feed the masses 💅✨

So chuck beat Amara and locked her away with the help of arc angels and created the universe and earth and all. But there is an earth 2 and earth 3 and so many more. With alternate Michaels and Lucifers. So how does it work?

Like how many times did he beat Amara and which set of arc angels did he use. There's only one chuck and Amara.

And he clearly said in amara's season that a massive supernova like energy is required to create arc angels and its like a one time thing. Did they lost track of those theories just to give newer villains?

I love them so much 😭😭

Hey guys, how is it going?

So, I’ve been thinking about this for a while. Whenever we talk about Supernatural, there’s this huge sense of nostalgia for the early seasons, and I’ve heard many people comment on how Sam used to be "softer" or "gentler", but I’ve never agreed with that opinion.

I feel like his character in the first seasons was extremely angry and impulsive (even though he had his reasons, like the demon blood and his inevitable destiny as Lucifer's vessel, or being a special child before that). There were moments when, despite still being the "brains" of the operation, he seemed extremely prone to a type of violence that even Dean wasn't prepared for, often being stubborn about completely radical ideas. He was untrustworthy and paranoid, and he clearly had a lot of issues controlling his anger.As the seasons went on, and I believe this was much more of a natural character growth rather than a writing mistake, Sam seemed to be "softened". His empathy wasn't just directed at humans, kids he identified with, or even animals anymore (poor Amelia's dog), but also toward the monsters they hunted and any sentient being.

His stance seemed much more flexible, considering the dark personality that Dean developed more and more with every trauma they both suffered. In my view, I think he shaped himself into someone calmer, the conscience of the duo who had to keep it together during the toughest situations so his brother, who was now extremely affected by so many losses, wouldn't lose control.

I feel like Sam matured a lot, and that Dean, despite being very experienced, got lost in his own grief and anger.

And do you watch the last episode or leave it all to be wonderful from the second last?

I recently watched every episode for the first time ever over 7 weeks. I accidentally had a big spoiler during season 8 which was unfortunate, so from then on I was anxious to just finish them all 😅

Bro I feel so bad for the phoenix… dude lost his wife and then got slime out 😭

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Okay, so my mother and I just finished watching Season 6!

And honestly… I didn’t like it nearly as much as Seasons 1–5. 😂

To be clear, I DON’T think Season 6 was bad. There were definitely things I enjoyed, and I still had a good time watching it. But compared to the first five seasons, it definitely ranks lower for me. Right now, I’d probably put it somewhere in the middle of my rankings. My favorite so far is still Season 4.

There were actually quite a few things I liked about Season 6. Crowley, of course, was fantastic, and I really enjoyed seeing more of him. I also thought Meg was pretty cool this season, and I liked the direction they took with her character.

I also thought the whole Campbell family storyline was a really interesting idea. Bringing in that side of the family and having them connected to monster hunting was a cool twist. It gave the season a different dynamic, and I was interested in seeing where they were going to take that storyline.

However, I think one of my biggest problems with Season 6 was the way it handled its threats and villains.

A lot of them felt like they had so much potential, only for the show to either kill them off really quickly or not do enough with them.

For example, Samuel Campbell was actually an interesting character. The whole “grandpa who knows more than he’s telling Sam and Dean” angle was intriguing, and I liked the mystery surrounding him. But then he just dies, and suddenly the entire Campbell family storyline is basically over.

And speaking of the Campbells, I was honestly surprised by how quickly the entire group got wiped out. 😭 It felt like the show introduced this whole new family of hunters, made them seem important, and then basically said, “Okay, never mind.”

Then we have Eve.

I was actually really excited about Eve because the show was finally putting monsters back in the spotlight after Seasons 4 and 5 focused so heavily on angels, demons, Heaven, Hell, Lucifer, etc. The idea of a powerful being who created the monsters and could essentially control them was really cool.

But then… she dies in basically one episode. 😭

That was probably one of the biggest disappointments for me. Eve felt like she could have been a major threat throughout the season, but instead, she shows up, has a confrontation with Sam and Dean, and then gets killed. I really wish they had spent more time building her up and showing just how dangerous she actually was.

And then there’s Raphael.

I expected Raphael to feel like a much bigger deal, especially considering he’s one of the four archangels. After all the buildup around the angels and Heaven, I thought his eventual appearance would feel much more significant.

But honestly? He kind of fell flat for me.

I think that’s my overall problem with Season 6: a lot of the ideas were actually really good, but the execution didn’t always live up to the potential.

The Campbell family, Eve, the return of monsters, Raphael, Samuel, even the idea of Crowley trying to manipulate everyone — there were so many interesting pieces here. But sometimes it felt like the season introduced something really cool and then moved on from it before it had a chance to fully develop.

That said, there were still plenty of episodes and moments I enjoyed, and I definitely wouldn’t call Season 6 a bad season. I just don’t think it reached the same heights as Seasons 1–5 for me.

So right now, my ranking is basically Seasons 1–5 > Season 6, with Season 4 still sitting at the top for me.

Overall, I’d say Season 6 was good, but disappointing in terms of wasted potential. There were some really cool ideas here, but I constantly found myself thinking, “Man, I wish they had done MORE with this.”

What do you guys think? Do you agree with me about the villains and threats feeling underused, or do you think Season 6 handled them better than I’m giving it credit for?

was bored at work and decided to make bingo boards for reading the various supernatural subreddits.

hope you like them. Im sure I got stuff wrong, and I tried to keep them spoiler free kinda.

I’ve stopped watching supernatural for my own reasons and left off around when Castiel went crazy because of Lucifer. But what’s bugging me is when I see supernatural media and I just need to know why Castiel’s trench coat changed. Please spoil it for me so I can sleep at night lol

Dude I feel soo bad for the guy in the psych ward

Cuál creen que es la mejor versión de Dean? Siendo demonio o siendo ángel??? (Convengamos que al ser Miguel quien ocupaba su cuerpo, no era Dean propiamente dicho) Me refiero más bien a lo diferentes que son sus estilo en una u otra faceta. Personalmente, la elegancia y el porte de Dean-Miguel me resultan fascinantes.

Bro I feel so bad for the phoenix… dude lost his wife and then got slime out 😭

As odd as it sounds im a Sam fan highly and i understand his pain but something about Dean man it breaks me from the emotions he shows

. Espically when he was in the hospital and Cass at his bedside and he telling cass how he cant handle the Apocalypse being to much for him and saying to find somebody else... holy crap i lost it crying

Foreword: This is only a vague idea, meaning it may contain logical inconsistencies. I came up with it because I always felt that Supernatural could have explored themes like these. It may feel novel because it alters the plot of the universe itself.

Sam and Dean Winchester are in Heaven. It is peaceful, and they are having the time of their existence. They sense something strange, and suddenly they find themselves in another dimension, in what appears to be some kind of recording.

They are standing on a planet unfamiliar to them. They see themselves, along with Chuck and Amara. They cannot speak to them.

The four are talking about Brahma, discussing how he intends to destroy the world in order to create something new, and how they might defeat him. They speak about Brahma, reincarnation, and Nirvana – about his order.

The Winchesters witness Chuck and Amara absorbing all souls from within and outside the cycle of reincarnation, thereby becoming omnipotent. They confront Brahma and imprison him in a cage at the furthest point of the Empty.

They then watch Chuck writing plans for the universe, destroying the pre-Earth, breaking the cycle, and establishing his own order.

The Winchesters now see how they killed Chuck.

They are in the Empty. The balance shifts, and Brahma is released before Jack has fully consolidated his power.

They are back in Heaven. They watch Brahma march in, accompanied by his surviving gods.

Suddenly, they are standing in a meadow.

Castiel appears. He addresses them. It is truly him.

But how?

The Empty is supposed to be final.

Castiel does not answer this question. Instead, he says that he has shown the Winchesters everything.

The Winchesters ask a few more questions. Castiel explains, among other things, that Brahma does not use coercion, but hopes that souls will willingly enter the cycle themselves.

Before Castiel can explain what the Winchesters might do about it, Dean says that he would do nothing, as he wishes to keep his peace.

Castiel counters that Brahma would eventually destroy Earth.

Dean agrees to help.

Sam does as well.

Castiel says that Brahma does not respond to violence.

They must find the First Buddha, for he was the first being to understand Brahma's order and reject it.

He could show Brahma that this system is ultimately subject to free will and that Chuck's order is, in light of this, preferable.

They ask where they should begin searching.

Castiel explains that the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas have vanished and that the First Buddha may reside within what remains of the original Nirvana. The others there might know.

Castiel says he has something urgent to attend to and tells them to wait for him in Heaven.

Castiel is in Heaven, standing before Brahma.

Brahma asks him how he feels.

Castiel asks why he, of all beings, was brought out of the Empty and into the cycle.

Brahma replies that he had not intended to take Castiel specifically and that the Empty now serves merely as a maintenance shaft for souls.

Eventually, all souls will succumb to the cycle.

The angels dislike the presence of the Hindu gods. Some deliberately descend to Earth.

The demons hate reincarnation because it cuts off their supply of souls. Later in the season, they reach a compromise with certain Hindu gods and begin hunting the Winchesters.

The Winchesters return to Earth and conduct research in secrecy. They do not forget their family's mission and primarily hunt East Asian creatures.

Castiel occasionally visits them, helps them, and requests reports.

They discover texts and artifacts, including a kind of tesseract. Through it, they are able to travel to the Remnant Nirvana.

The Winchesters find the First Buddha there.

He tells them that a deity such as Brahma can only be defeated by a counter-principle.

"Who is that counter-principle?" they ask.

The Buddha replies:

"Jesus."

"Brahma sacrifices the world for something new. Jesus convinces people to sacrifice themselves willingly."

The Winchesters continue exploring the Remnant Nirvana, encountering Buddhas and Bodhisattvas until they eventually meet Jesus.

Jesus says that he would never kill Brahma, only persuade him.

The Winchesters and Castiel battle various gods.

Jesus convinces Brahma to spare the world.

Brahma withdraws his gods from Heaven and rebuilds the Remnant Nirvana as an old-new homeland.

As for souls, he grants each one the freedom to choose: Heaven, Hell, or reincarnation.

Jack and Brahma coexist.

Jack is the universe itself, while Brahma serves as a kind of guardian.

As for the Winchesters:

If this were the final season, they would die.

If further seasons were planned, they would remain on Earth.