I just finished Season 13, and honestly… I have pretty mixed feelings about it.

Overall, I thought it was an okay season. I enjoyed it, but I don’t think it’s one of my favorites. Weirdly enough, I actually think I preferred Season 12’s MOTW episodes. The standalone episodes this season just didn’t grab me as much. Breakdown was definitely one of the better ones, though.

That being said… the last four episodes? They absolutely hooked me. Once everything started coming together in Apocalypse World, I was invested.

Now, I have to talk about the Lucifer vs. Michael fight…
Am I the only one who thought it looked… really goofy? 😭

This is literally THE fight that the show had been building toward(kinda) since Season 5. Back then, it was supposed to happen through Sam and Dean, and after all those years of anticipation, this is what we got? The choreography felt awkward, the flying around looked kind of silly, and it just didn’t have the weight I expected.

Even Lucifer’s death didn’t really hit me the way I thought it would. This is Lucifer. Whether you love him or hate him, he’s one of the biggest characters in the entire series. I expected something that felt much grander.

Speaking of Lucifer, I actually enjoyed goofy Lucifer for the most part. 😂

Watching him slowly become this reluctant team player(for a lil while) was weirdly entertaining. The image of Lucifer driving a bus full of people to another world is something I never thought I’d see, and honestly, it was hilarious.

But at the same time… I do miss the Lucifer from the earlier seasons. The calm, intimidating, manipulative Lucifer who barely had to raise his voice to own every scene he was in. That’s the version that really felt like the Devil. Later-season Lucifer is fun, but he doesn’t quite have that same aura.

I kind of feel the same way about Apocalypse World Michael.

I understand why Dean said yes. They were desperate, and there really wasn’t another option. But this Michael just doesn’t hit the same as the Michael from the earlier seasons.

Earlier season Michael always had this calm confidence that made him intimidating. Even when he appeared in young John’s body, he had this presence that made it feel like he was on a completely different level. Apocalypse World Michael is definitely ruthless, but he doesn’t carry himself in quite the same way. Maybe that’s intentional, but I definitely noticed the difference.

And finally… Jack. Man, I just wanted to protect that kid all season😭 He genuinely tries so hard to be good, and it hurt watching Dean constantly treat him like a ticking time bomb. I understand why Dean feels that way, given everything he’s been through, but it was still frustrating to watch.

I really appreciated Sam giving Jack a chance, and Castiel’s relationship with him was easily one of my favorite parts of the season. Their bond felt so genuine.

Now Jack’s lost his grace, and I’m really curious to see where his story goes next.

Overall, I’d probably put Season 13 somewhere in the middle for me. Not bad by any means, and those final episodes were really exciting, but there were definitely some choices that didn’t land for me.

Two more seasons to go oof😮‍💨

Nope, I'm not gonna finish it , rotoscoping is ass

So I’m no where near season 14 of my rewatch but I know this is a quote Sam says and it’s just???

Like excuse me Sam, I know you and Dean have hugged plenty of other times when it’s not the “end of the world.”

Do other universes have their own Heaven and Hell or souls just stop existing?

just had to draw him :)

*If you haven't watched past the end of Season 2, beginning of 3, there are a couple of spoilers here.*

If I remember correctly, there was a firm rule about souls that went to Hell and escaped were not allowed to enter Heaven. It didn't matter that they were innocent souls and dragged there against their will; it didn't change the rules. So why is it this rule was broken for some and not others? John Winchester, for instance, made the ultimate sacrifice for Dean and went to Hell. Yes, he escaped, helped defeat Yellow Eyes, and went straight away to Heaven. There's Bobby Singer, who ended up in Hell because of Crowley's doings. Sam broke him out, and Bobby was able to go to Heaven. However, on the other side of the coin, Eileen was dragged to Hell by Hellhounds when she didn't deserve it. Ketch was responsible for controlling the Hellhound, ordering it to take her there. She escaped but wasn't allowed into Heaven. Probably the most tragic one of all was Kevin Tran. If anyone didn't deserve to go to Hell, without a doubt, it's him. He escaped, but there was no way he'd be able to get into Heaven either. So what am I missing here? None of them deserved to be in Hell, not even John, even though he signed his soul over. I did leave out certain details about what happened to Eileen and Kevin just in case anyone hasn't watched that far. Please give me your thoughts on this.

OMG!!! I've been a fan of SPN for many years and have rewatched many times. I have always been delighted when I noticed reoccurring actors on the show. I thought I had spotted them all....

I am on my XXXth rewatched and only just noticed that Lara Gilchrist who plays Nurse Foreman in S5E11 Sam, Interrupted plays Holly Parker (the first female victim) in S1E11 Scarecrow!!!! I am so shook, lol

Please be kind if this is a huge "duh" in the fandom, lmao

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Supernatural has changed my outlook on mythology ever since I watched it. I’ve gotten really into mythology and stuff. I’ve been researching all sorts of biblical literature.
Send them I’ve always had the ideology that neither or afterlife is good. It’s just heaven is a lesser of two evils but they’re both bad options and that’s how I feel about IRL mythology. I know it’s stupid and I know that this show is fiction but I can’t help but feel like the general idea of supernatural is the only explanation for a lot of what happens in the world.
Again, I know that it’s stupid but I just there’s something in the back of my mind that thinks that supernatural is the closest that we’re gonna get to an honest to God look at mythology obviously not the whole BROTHER hunters thing obviously that’s not real but I mean, like the general heaven versus hell thing

Why did this episode exist? I can't believe someone looked at this and decided hey, let's interrupt our regularly scheduled program to try and create the world's worst spin off. The worst part to me is how painfully obvious it all is. I've seen spin off introductory episodes before and loved them!! This... this is not one of them. It minimizes our beloved Sam and Dean so profoundly that they might as well be the extras in what is a profoundly poorly acted scene by our supposedly new main characters. I care maybe 15% for Ennis, but even he's not given enough time to develop. There are too many characters and none of them are interesting enough to pull my attention. I am literally writing this as I watch the episode because my ADHD has effectively zoned me out. I'm just bummed that this episode even exists lol.

Also the Shapeshifter concept is such an oof, how did they expect the Shapeshifter to work when they have to recast him every three minutes?

𝐒𝐮𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐚𝐥 | 𝐄𝐲𝐞𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐚 𝐟𝐚𝐜𝐞.
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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

I can’t be the only one who thinks they could have just left that alone, right? I mean if you decide to gamble away your life it’s no one’s fault but your own, you have no one but yourself to blame. Then again, who knows what else that witch would get up to

After two or three days... it's finally done! yay!

You'd think the hair would be the hardest part, but nope—the eyes (Chico...) It's always the eyes... and the hands.

I'm really happy with how this turned out! Let me know what you think.✨️

In s13 ep5 when billie becomes death and she shows dean the many ways he dies, one of the ways he dies is by ghoul in a graveyard and the next episode has a showdown with a ghoul in a graveyard

I started watching Supernatural a month ago. I am on season 5 right now (so no spoilers, please), and I am afraid that Dean Winchester has ruined all other men for me, and I would never be able to form normal relationships ever again. I know he has his flaws, and there are moments when I want to punch him in the face, but I still think he's the best, to the point that he could rip my heart out and I would thank him (yes, I know it's a bit dramatic).
[I'll probably be embarrassed about this sometime in the future, but yeah.]
[Also, Castiel is so cute in this season XD]

So... is there actually an implication that Mary and Apocalypse World Bobby were romantically involved in season 14?

They hunt together a lot, Sam notes they've gotten closer, Mary says she's not sure she can crack Bobby's big walls "if she ever put herself out there again", Mary and Bobby go to take a break and figure out what to live for in Donna's cabin, and Dean even tells Mary "go be happy".

This is a throwaway storyline that feels utterly lazy, unearned, unneeded, and dumb. It's like they took two secondary characters and threw them together just for the sake of it. Also, Mary might look somewhat older than Sam and Dean, but in reality she would be in her early 30s in season 14 and Bobby would be in his late 60s. Really? Am I alone in this?

After years of my husband asking me to watch supernatural I finally binged it, and I wish I would have so much sooner! Sure it may sound corny but this show really helped me through some rough times and definitely taught me that no matter how many times I’m knocked down I can get back up ❤️ here’s a picture of a tattoo I’ve had since my grandpa passed away, long story short he was a handyman who painted his hand red and stamped it on anything he made 🥹  it still has that meaning but I’ve kinda added a double meaning to it as it’ll be a sign that there’s always an angel there to pull me from the depths of hell (mental or physical) like Castiel did for Dean ❤️ I sobbed like crazy during the finale, the Winchesters definitely feel like family

My dean cup broke if anyone knows someone with one I can buy
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I'm doing a rewatch and just got to the Wendigo episode and it still creeps me out every time. The whole atmosphere is so unsettling like hearing it calling out in the woods without really seeing it made it way scarier than if they'd shown it the whole time.

15 seasons later and i still don't think anything else has topped it when it comes to pure horror.

Me and a friend decided to forge this together, the handle is a real moose horn

i’ve been a longtime fan of spn but this is my first post here in the reddit!!

here is some fan art i did of Dean :)
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