Top 10 Supernatural Storylines the Show Forgot About
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Date: 2023-11-20
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Braden
1. As unfortunate as it is, Sam realizes that killing the demons and their host is the only way to get rid of them. Otherwise they just keep coming back and killing people. Take a life now to save a hundred later.
2. Vampires are scared, without a leader they scatter and hide. It makes sense that they never came back for revenge.
3. Not many dragons actually made it to earth from purgatory. Thats why we only see them once.
4. The roadhouse was burned down and everyone who worked there was killed. Ash, Ellen, and Jo are all gone. Why would it be brought back?
5. Its explained that Jesses powers are basically dormant when the apocalypse isnt on the rise. So he probably lived a normal life in Australia.
6. The show didnt go on long enough to see the kid get old enough to come for revenge. Its also possible that he eventually got over this trauma and decided it wasnt worth taking a human life. Or the kid couldve started killing and got knocked off by another hunter.
7. It wasnt a forgotten plot line. It didnt take off so they got rid of it. Those characters were only made to set up the show. But since the show didnt take off, the characters faded into the background.
8. Amelia stayed with her military husband who ended up not being dead. Sam chose to hunt with his brother instead of stay with her. Thats not a forgotten plot line either, its wrapped up.
9. The powers go dormant after Azazel dies. This plot line wasnt forgotten either, he just gets over his addiction. That was the whole point of that plot line. Sam deciding that the power wasnt worth what it was doing to him.
10. The amazons were monsters. Sam did what he had to do. Dean tried to save his daughter but she was still going to kill him. It sucks, but its the gritty world of hunting.
11. Lucifer is a liar. thats his whole character. He constantly says hes changed, or hes gotten better. But ultimately hes the same self centered narcissist. The embodiment of evil.
12. This was never a plot line, it was demons doing what demons do. Lying and trying to throw the hunters off their game by toying with them.
13. The demon Brady tells us that taking the rings off the horsemen caused them to be basically broken. Shriveled husks, for all intensive purposes the horsemen were killed. Death however seems to be more powerful than his brothers. He even claims to be as old as god. So he is willingly able to part with his ring without the ill effects suffered by his brothers.
14. Azazel is described as a fanatic. Lucifer was using the demon army promises to manipulate Azazel into freeing him. He later learn that Lucifer doesnt even like demons. He uses them when he needs them, but otherwise he hates them. Had Azazel survived he likely wouldve helped lead a demon army to fight. But he wasnt, and lucifer was never truly interested in this plan.
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1. As unfortunate as it is, Sam realizes that killing the demons and their host is the only way to get rid of them. Otherwise they just keep coming back and killing people. Take a life now to save a hundred later.
2. Vampires are scared, without a leader they scatter and hide. It makes sense that they never came back for revenge.
3. Not many dragons actually made it to earth from purgatory. Thats why we only see them once.
4. The roadhouse was burned down and everyone who worked there was killed. Ash, Ellen, and Jo are all gone. Why would it be brought back?
5. Its explained that Jesses powers are basically dormant when the apocalypse isnt on the rise. So he probably lived a normal life in Australia.
6. The show didnt go on long enough to see the kid get old enough to come for revenge. Its also possible that he eventually got over this trauma and decided it wasnt worth taking a human life. Or the kid couldve started killing and got knocked off by another hunter.
7. It wasnt a forgotten plot line. It didnt take off so they got rid of it. Those characters were only made to set up the show. But since the show didnt take off, the characters faded into the background.
8. Amelia stayed with her military husband who ended up not being dead. Sam chose to hunt with his brother instead of stay with her. Thats not a forgotten plot line either, its wrapped up.
9. The powers go dormant after Azazel dies. This plot line wasnt forgotten either, he just gets over his addiction. That was the whole point of that plot line. Sam deciding that the power wasnt worth what it was doing to him.
10. The amazons were monsters. Sam did what he had to do. Dean tried to save his daughter but she was still going to kill him. It sucks, but its the gritty world of hunting.
11. Lucifer is a liar. thats his whole character. He constantly says hes changed, or hes gotten better. But ultimately hes the same self centered narcissist. The embodiment of evil.
12. This was never a plot line, it was demons doing what demons do. Lying and trying to throw the hunters off their game by toying with them.
13. The demon Brady tells us that taking the rings off the horsemen caused them to be basically broken. Shriveled husks, for all intensive purposes the horsemen were killed. Death however seems to be more powerful than his brothers. He even claims to be as old as god. So he is willingly able to part with his ring without the ill effects suffered by his brothers.
14. Azazel is described as a fanatic. Lucifer was using the demon army promises to manipulate Azazel into freeing him. He later learn that Lucifer doesnt even like demons. He uses them when he needs them, but otherwise he hates them. Had Azazel survived he likely wouldve helped lead a demon army to fight. But he wasnt, and lucifer was never truly interested in this plan.
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Nick
7 of these are clearly explained, Ms Mojo clearly hasn't watched the show. 1. During Sam's trials to shut the gates of hell, they purified him of his lust for demon blood, so this was addressed. 2. The Sam/Amelia story arc had a definitive conclusion, Sam chose to reunite with Dean, so what more is there to explore? 3. By season 12, it's quite clear that most monsters/demons are actually scared of the Winchesters, and with the Alpha vampire dead, it does make sense that the remaining vampires wouldn't go after the Winchesters as they're already scared + their alpha is dead. 4. The Roadhouse is mentioned against in Season 15. I know that's a big gap, but Jo, Ash, and Ellen are all dead, and the roadhouse is never re-built, so how is that forgotten? 5. Lucifer is Lucifer, it's made clear numerous times throughout the series by characters such as God & Gabriel that he is incapable of change. So again, it makes sense he never changed for Jack. 6. Dean's daughter's storyline had a definitive conclusion with her death, so what more is there to explore? 7. Azazel's plan was pretty clear, he was unifying the underworld and at the same time, manipulating Sam to 'lead' that army in the sense of him being Lucifer's vessel, so in a sense, once Lucifer takes Sam over, he will lead the demon army.
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7 of these are clearly explained, Ms Mojo clearly hasn't watched the show. 1. During Sam's trials to shut the gates of hell, they purified him of his lust for demon blood, so this was addressed. 2. The Sam/Amelia story arc had a definitive conclusion, Sam chose to reunite with Dean, so what more is there to explore? 3. By season 12, it's quite clear that most monsters/demons are actually scared of the Winchesters, and with the Alpha vampire dead, it does make sense that the remaining vampires wouldn't go after the Winchesters as they're already scared + their alpha is dead. 4. The Roadhouse is mentioned against in Season 15. I know that's a big gap, but Jo, Ash, and Ellen are all dead, and the roadhouse is never re-built, so how is that forgotten? 5. Lucifer is Lucifer, it's made clear numerous times throughout the series by characters such as God & Gabriel that he is incapable of change. So again, it makes sense he never changed for Jack. 6. Dean's daughter's storyline had a definitive conclusion with her death, so what more is there to explore? 7. Azazel's plan was pretty clear, he was unifying the underworld and at the same time, manipulating Sam to 'lead' that army in the sense of him being Lucifer's vessel, so in a sense, once Lucifer takes Sam over, he will lead the demon army.
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Jeremy
Key fact about this series that has been lost by many, even those that watched the series, it was supposed to end after 5 seasons. All stories were meant as experiences for the two main characters to lead to that one moment where Sam being possessed by Lucifer goes into The Cage in Hell to save his brother Dean. That was Eric Kripke's original vision. The top execs managed to convince Eric to keep the show going which is why all later stories were basically disconnected from the previous stories save for the experiences imparted on the brothers. Here's proof to that fact: There was a line said by the Reaper Billie that after Dean had killed Death, there was a new boss of the Reapers that wanted to make sure if the Winchesters died again that they would never come back to life even if God wanted it to happen and all the other Reapers were ordered as such. But later on it was revealed by Billie that the next Reaper killed after the Death himself is dead, they would be the new Death and since Billie was killed while she was a Reaper and became Death, that shows proof of the improvisation being done outside the original scope of the story. Ultimately this list has no real foundation because it ignores this key fact: Eric Kripke only wanted 5 seasons in the beginning.
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Key fact about this series that has been lost by many, even those that watched the series, it was supposed to end after 5 seasons. All stories were meant as experiences for the two main characters to lead to that one moment where Sam being possessed by Lucifer goes into The Cage in Hell to save his brother Dean. That was Eric Kripke's original vision. The top execs managed to convince Eric to keep the show going which is why all later stories were basically disconnected from the previous stories save for the experiences imparted on the brothers. Here's proof to that fact: There was a line said by the Reaper Billie that after Dean had killed Death, there was a new boss of the Reapers that wanted to make sure if the Winchesters died again that they would never come back to life even if God wanted it to happen and all the other Reapers were ordered as such. But later on it was revealed by Billie that the next Reaper killed after the Death himself is dead, they would be the new Death and since Billie was killed while she was a Reaper and became Death, that shows proof of the improvisation being done outside the original scope of the story. Ultimately this list has no real foundation because it ignores this key fact: Eric Kripke only wanted 5 seasons in the beginning.
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Eugene
This whole list seems to have been compiled by people who have never actually see the whole of Supernatural, and how cause and affect works in this show. A lot of these storylines were, indeed, followed up on. Not all of them, like the Anti-Christ, for example, but most of these storylines did reach a conclusion, and I'm sure those of us who have watched Supernature start to finish are aware of that. I mean, the whole thing about Sam wanting to save people, but yet he and Dean kill those possessed by demons thing is not failed plot point - more and more demons were filling into the Earth after Yellow Eyes opened the Gates of Hell - at a certain point it just became more practical to kill the demons and their hosts to avoid getting out numbered in the time putting together a proper exorcism would take. It was one thing to do an exorcism when demons were a rare and uncommon thing, but when they started becoming a literal household pest, this became war, and sacrifices had to be made.
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This whole list seems to have been compiled by people who have never actually see the whole of Supernatural, and how cause and affect works in this show. A lot of these storylines were, indeed, followed up on. Not all of them, like the Anti-Christ, for example, but most of these storylines did reach a conclusion, and I'm sure those of us who have watched Supernature start to finish are aware of that. I mean, the whole thing about Sam wanting to save people, but yet he and Dean kill those possessed by demons thing is not failed plot point - more and more demons were filling into the Earth after Yellow Eyes opened the Gates of Hell - at a certain point it just became more practical to kill the demons and their hosts to avoid getting out numbered in the time putting together a proper exorcism would take. It was one thing to do an exorcism when demons were a rare and uncommon thing, but when they started becoming a literal household pest, this became war, and sacrifices had to be made.
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Eugene
Lucifer, while he may never have changed, was making an effort to try to change FOR Jack. I'm not saying he wouldn't have tried to betray them at some point, but arguably, it was made harder because everyone was against him from the get go, especially Sam, Castiel, and Gabriel. The incident that made sure Lucifer did go back to his evil ways was when Sam literally ditched him at the last minute in Apocalypses World with Alternate Michael. You can't redeem a character, narratively, if the ALL of the characters around them refuse to forgive, it just doesn't work when writing a story, but they didn't forget about it, they just let things play out to their logical conclusion - everyone involved was terrible and that's what makes it tragic that Lucifer never really had a chance at redemption - not even a thread of a chance.
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Lucifer, while he may never have changed, was making an effort to try to change FOR Jack. I'm not saying he wouldn't have tried to betray them at some point, but arguably, it was made harder because everyone was against him from the get go, especially Sam, Castiel, and Gabriel. The incident that made sure Lucifer did go back to his evil ways was when Sam literally ditched him at the last minute in Apocalypses World with Alternate Michael. You can't redeem a character, narratively, if the ALL of the characters around them refuse to forgive, it just doesn't work when writing a story, but they didn't forget about it, they just let things play out to their logical conclusion - everyone involved was terrible and that's what makes it tragic that Lucifer never really had a chance at redemption - not even a thread of a chance.
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KingDock615_702
Even Sam's Powers- This is explained in 2 different ways. 1-When Sam and Dean get saved and put on the plane by God from the convent when Lucifer is released they reference the fact that Whoever put us on that plane cleaned me right up. Like supernatural methadone. 2-As Sam does the trials he says he can feel them purifying him. so either one would explain why his powers are gone because the demon blood has been cleaned out of his system. Lucifer tries to change and does a good job of it until Sam screws him over, leaves him to die in Apocalypse world and then lies to everyone about it. This pisses him off and he goes back to his old ways coz he sees it as pointless to try to do better because no matter what he does everyone still hates him and sees him the same way.
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Even Sam's Powers- This is explained in 2 different ways. 1-When Sam and Dean get saved and put on the plane by God from the convent when Lucifer is released they reference the fact that Whoever put us on that plane cleaned me right up. Like supernatural methadone. 2-As Sam does the trials he says he can feel them purifying him. so either one would explain why his powers are gone because the demon blood has been cleaned out of his system. Lucifer tries to change and does a good job of it until Sam screws him over, leaves him to die in Apocalypse world and then lies to everyone about it. This pisses him off and he goes back to his old ways coz he sees it as pointless to try to do better because no matter what he does everyone still hates him and sees him the same way.
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Beeba
Sam's demon blood powers - Azazel's blood gave him the powers initially, but it's wrong to say that other demons' blood after that made his abilities stronger. Ruby suggested in the Season 4 finale that it was just a lie she fed him. You didn't need the feather to fly, you had it in you the whole time, Dumbo. Sam also likely didn't want to use his powers following Season 5 because of his Lucifer trauma. Lucifer tortured his soul in the Cage for a year and a half which, as we saw through the end of Season 6 and most of Season 7, caused him a lot of issues (to put it mildly. It's understandable he wouldn't want to be associated with anything to do with Lucifer, including his abilities (Azazel was working on Lucifer's orders)
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Sam's demon blood powers - Azazel's blood gave him the powers initially, but it's wrong to say that other demons' blood after that made his abilities stronger. Ruby suggested in the Season 4 finale that it was just a lie she fed him. You didn't need the feather to fly, you had it in you the whole time, Dumbo. Sam also likely didn't want to use his powers following Season 5 because of his Lucifer trauma. Lucifer tortured his soul in the Cage for a year and a half which, as we saw through the end of Season 6 and most of Season 7, caused him a lot of issues (to put it mildly. It's understandable he wouldn't want to be associated with anything to do with Lucifer, including his abilities (Azazel was working on Lucifer's orders)
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fanjoy
Jesse aka The Antichrist has powers only during the Apocalypse and since the boys stopped it Jesse is just a normal kid now. Sam's demon powers only activate when he drinks demon blood, no blood no powers. Azaziel's plan for the demon army wasn't entirely forgotten, Lucifer would lead Azaziel's army anyway with Sam as his vessel. Remember, back in the season 4 finale the angels told Dean that he's supposed to be their general too before season 5 revealed Sam and Dean as Lucifer and Michael's true vessels. The endgame all along was Michael and Lucifer lead the armies of Heaven and Hell respectively on Earth while having Dean and Sam as their true vessels.
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Jesse aka The Antichrist has powers only during the Apocalypse and since the boys stopped it Jesse is just a normal kid now. Sam's demon powers only activate when he drinks demon blood, no blood no powers. Azaziel's plan for the demon army wasn't entirely forgotten, Lucifer would lead Azaziel's army anyway with Sam as his vessel. Remember, back in the season 4 finale the angels told Dean that he's supposed to be their general too before season 5 revealed Sam and Dean as Lucifer and Michael's true vessels. The endgame all along was Michael and Lucifer lead the armies of Heaven and Hell respectively on Earth while having Dean and Sam as their true vessels.
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Eugene
Ole' yellow Eyes' plan fail through to build an army, because all the other demons viewed him as a delusional, but also dangerous tyrant. The concept of his plan for Sam to lead a demon Army, required Sam to be driven around by Lucifer as a vessel. When that didn't happen, and when Lucifer got put back in his cage, that kind of made sure his plan never came to fruition. Aside from that, Yellow Eyes was banking on Lucifer bringing the demons to power, but truth be told, Lucifer hated the demons, and planned to wipe them out right after he got done wiping out humanity, so all in all, yellow Eyes' Demon Army Plan was always going to be a bust no matter what.
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Ole' yellow Eyes' plan fail through to build an army, because all the other demons viewed him as a delusional, but also dangerous tyrant. The concept of his plan for Sam to lead a demon Army, required Sam to be driven around by Lucifer as a vessel. When that didn't happen, and when Lucifer got put back in his cage, that kind of made sure his plan never came to fruition. Aside from that, Yellow Eyes was banking on Lucifer bringing the demons to power, but truth be told, Lucifer hated the demons, and planned to wipe them out right after he got done wiping out humanity, so all in all, yellow Eyes' Demon Army Plan was always going to be a bust no matter what.
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Clapped
Maybe a bit off topic but kinda still relates, they missed so many creatures throughout the series, they mentions monsters like chupacabra but never hunted one. like they had so many repeats on vampires which were a bit boring but somehow manage to mention chupacabras but never atcually hunted one, like how can you leave out such a famous monster and constantly repeat wolves and vampires, I didnt mind the demon repeats because theyre a big part of the series and pretty cool, but vamps and wolves are old and they missed the chance to show off so many other cool monsters
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Maybe a bit off topic but kinda still relates, they missed so many creatures throughout the series, they mentions monsters like chupacabra but never hunted one. like they had so many repeats on vampires which were a bit boring but somehow manage to mention chupacabras but never atcually hunted one, like how can you leave out such a famous monster and constantly repeat wolves and vampires, I didnt mind the demon repeats because theyre a big part of the series and pretty cool, but vamps and wolves are old and they missed the chance to show off so many other cool monsters
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Dennis
I'm just wondering the ending of the series if jody and all their other friends ever were brought back from death. It seemed like Jack restored the world, yet we don't see any of Sam or Dean's friends/family again. It always seemed weird to me that we couldn't even get some kind of confirmation like dean saying Jody called and said her and the kids are fine but little shaken up by getting vaporized by god.
It would had been really weird if Jack didn't bring them back considering they died like all of the rest of the world did.
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I'm just wondering the ending of the series if jody and all their other friends ever were brought back from death. It seemed like Jack restored the world, yet we don't see any of Sam or Dean's friends/family again. It always seemed weird to me that we couldn't even get some kind of confirmation like dean saying Jody called and said her and the kids are fine but little shaken up by getting vaporized by god.
It would had been really weird if Jack didn't bring them back considering they died like all of the rest of the world did.
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KingDock615_702
The Vamps-Obviously they weren't as close to getting rid of them as they thought, they didn't think there was as many left as the ones that attacked them so their plan wasn't really working like they thought and once Sam and the other American hunters take out the BMOL he tells them to never return to America. Also without a leader(the Alpha, the other vamps don't have any organization and simply go back to their base instincts of feeding to survive and don't have any reason to go after/take out the BMOL or Sam and Dean.
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The Vamps-Obviously they weren't as close to getting rid of them as they thought, they didn't think there was as many left as the ones that attacked them so their plan wasn't really working like they thought and once Sam and the other American hunters take out the BMOL he tells them to never return to America. Also without a leader(the Alpha, the other vamps don't have any organization and simply go back to their base instincts of feeding to survive and don't have any reason to go after/take out the BMOL or Sam and Dean.
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fanjoy
why is no one mentioning that one necromancer girl from season 13 or 14 (the one with the zombie boyfriend. dean & jack were working the case together but she escaped. at the end of the episode she is sitting in a diner writing a letter to jack that she wants to be with him but for that she has to kill him (like she did with her hs boyfriend. i thought she'd come back later for at least one more episode but she never did. she just got away and they never cared to track her down & she never came after jack like she wanted to
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why is no one mentioning that one necromancer girl from season 13 or 14 (the one with the zombie boyfriend. dean & jack were working the case together but she escaped. at the end of the episode she is sitting in a diner writing a letter to jack that she wants to be with him but for that she has to kill him (like she did with her hs boyfriend. i thought she'd come back later for at least one more episode but she never did. she just got away and they never cared to track her down & she never came after jack like she wanted to
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KingDock615_702
Alot of these were finished up/explained. Azazel's Plan-Meg and others(even a Prince of Hell, Ramiel) explain that not all of them were believers in his plan but they were too scared to rebel while he was alive. Sam and Amelia-Once Sam chooses to stay with Dean instead of going back to the hotel with Amelia, that's that. They had agreed that whatever happens they will know the answer for sure, and she told him that if he leaves he should never come back.
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Alot of these were finished up/explained. Azazel's Plan-Meg and others(even a Prince of Hell, Ramiel) explain that not all of them were believers in his plan but they were too scared to rebel while he was alive. Sam and Amelia-Once Sam chooses to stay with Dean instead of going back to the hotel with Amelia, that's that. They had agreed that whatever happens they will know the answer for sure, and she told him that if he leaves he should never come back.
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Yoku
Also Lucifer and the Mark of Cain storyline. I mean we got plenty of dean and Mark of Cain but it's origin got only a few references. I mean Lucifer getting the Mark of Cain was revealed to be a big part of how he became who he is. It would hv been amazing if they had explored it a little bit more. It would hv obviously made him alot more likeable better and a more sympathethic villian. It would hv been an amazing touch to the story.
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Also Lucifer and the Mark of Cain storyline. I mean we got plenty of dean and Mark of Cain but it's origin got only a few references. I mean Lucifer getting the Mark of Cain was revealed to be a big part of how he became who he is. It would hv been amazing if they had explored it a little bit more. It would hv obviously made him alot more likeable better and a more sympathethic villian. It would hv been an amazing touch to the story.
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Anandi
1. Cas's powers fading in season 15 was just not explained at all
2. The most frightening storyline they established was heaven will go out of power and all the billions of souls will be unleashed on earth they just never brought it back.
3. The whole storyline of Cas being the only being in the universe with true freewill and they didn't even use that against Chuck.
There are way too many plotholes.
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1. Cas's powers fading in season 15 was just not explained at all
2. The most frightening storyline they established was heaven will go out of power and all the billions of souls will be unleashed on earth they just never brought it back.
3. The whole storyline of Cas being the only being in the universe with true freewill and they didn't even use that against Chuck.
There are way too many plotholes.
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Boro
As i understood it with azazels army plan was to mislead everybody so his actual plan to release lucifer will work and to prepare the vessel to say yes when it comes time for lucifer. Youre rather gonna say yes to lucifer after being a leader to a demon army than if you were living a normal life and out of nowhere some yellow eyed weirdo came and said youre gonna be the vessel for lucifer.
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As i understood it with azazels army plan was to mislead everybody so his actual plan to release lucifer will work and to prepare the vessel to say yes when it comes time for lucifer. Youre rather gonna say yes to lucifer after being a leader to a demon army than if you were living a normal life and out of nowhere some yellow eyed weirdo came and said youre gonna be the vessel for lucifer.
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safahmie
I feel you all are reaching to far on this one. Plotlines and story arcs are 2 different things. Most of these are the latter. Big ones are their brother and demon blood. Mentioned here and there but nothing important. Dean's daughter is a story arc. He didn't know her didn't know about her and she was a monster. Why would that need to be talked about again? It ended, done, finished.
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I feel you all are reaching to far on this one. Plotlines and story arcs are 2 different things. Most of these are the latter. Big ones are their brother and demon blood. Mentioned here and there but nothing important. Dean's daughter is a story arc. He didn't know her didn't know about her and she was a monster. Why would that need to be talked about again? It ended, done, finished.
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IzNebula
I am mostly upset at the fact that they literally stopped trying to save people, if you have the ability to exorcise demons, why not at least attempt it? I guess they were always in too much danger and the only choice was to kill the host. I think the issue became a problem when they gained access to the demon and angel blades, and just made killing the demons an easier choice.
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I am mostly upset at the fact that they literally stopped trying to save people, if you have the ability to exorcise demons, why not at least attempt it? I guess they were always in too much danger and the only choice was to kill the host. I think the issue became a problem when they gained access to the demon and angel blades, and just made killing the demons an easier choice.
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KingDock615_702
Huge Supernatural fan here(by huge I mean I've watched every single episode of the whole series, in order, at least 8-10 times. there's a 2-way tie for the ones I wish would have been brought back up. Jesse the Antichrist and Sam's demon powers. Favorite show of all time hands down. Entourage is 2nd but it's a far off 2nd! JERK.
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Huge Supernatural fan here(by huge I mean I've watched every single episode of the whole series, in order, at least 8-10 times. there's a 2-way tie for the ones I wish would have been brought back up. Jesse the Antichrist and Sam's demon powers. Favorite show of all time hands down. Entourage is 2nd but it's a far off 2nd! JERK.
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Ghostchill27
I found the demon blood power plot line real Weird. They made it so that Sam can't have any If he doesn't drink any demon blood while while at the same time there're people with even stronger powers who never even knew about what demos had to do with them, and yet Sam was somehow the best candidate for being Satan's Vessel?
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I found the demon blood power plot line real Weird. They made it so that Sam can't have any If he doesn't drink any demon blood while while at the same time there're people with even stronger powers who never even knew about what demos had to do with them, and yet Sam was somehow the best candidate for being Satan's Vessel?
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The
It was bizarre that the vampires didnt retaliate after Sam, Dean, and the man of letters just killed the most powerful vampire in existence
They were getting their asses kicked, and just had their leader wiped from existence.
Its safe to say laying low so more of them arent killed was actually the smart thing to do
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It was bizarre that the vampires didnt retaliate after Sam, Dean, and the man of letters just killed the most powerful vampire in existence
They were getting their asses kicked, and just had their leader wiped from existence.
Its safe to say laying low so more of them arent killed was actually the smart thing to do
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Baron
Your number one plot hole you're definitely wrong on without Azazel there to actually lead them the demons were out for themselves he went to open the demon gate to get Lilith out because she was so far down in the pit if you actually watch the show you would know this because it's addressed in the show season 3
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Your number one plot hole you're definitely wrong on without Azazel there to actually lead them the demons were out for themselves he went to open the demon gate to get Lilith out because she was so far down in the pit if you actually watch the show you would know this because it's addressed in the show season 3
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Lisa
When the Apocalypse was ramping up, Jesse's powers grew. So it follows that when Lucifer got tossed back into the Cage, Jesse's powers would wane. So, little or nothing to see.
Also, the demon blood thing. in season 8, the slam the gates of Hell Trials purified Sam of the demon blood and all his other sins.
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When the Apocalypse was ramping up, Jesse's powers grew. So it follows that when Lucifer got tossed back into the Cage, Jesse's powers would wane. So, little or nothing to see.
Also, the demon blood thing. in season 8, the slam the gates of Hell Trials purified Sam of the demon blood and all his other sins.
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Samuelthereal1
Actually Sam's Demon blood storyline ended at the finale of season eight when he purified his blood so he no longer had any Demon blood in his system could no longer consume it so they suddenly they finished it without actually explaining it so they could've explained it better but yeah that's why
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Actually Sam's Demon blood storyline ended at the finale of season eight when he purified his blood so he no longer had any Demon blood in his system could no longer consume it so they suddenly they finished it without actually explaining it so they could've explained it better but yeah that's why
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Baby
It did bother me a lot that Sam and Dean felt so guilty in the beginning when they had to kill the humans possessed by demons but then after a while were just randomly stabbing them with no conscious whatsoever. Like, those Demons are possessing INNOCENT people, stop stabbing them so recklessly!
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It did bother me a lot that Sam and Dean felt so guilty in the beginning when they had to kill the humans possessed by demons but then after a while were just randomly stabbing them with no conscious whatsoever. Like, those Demons are possessing INNOCENT people, stop stabbing them so recklessly!
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Lexie
azazel needed an army to break the 66 seals to release lucifer from the cage the army was for the angels that the king of hell azazel knew about that would try to stop them such as they did with lilith and aleistar. like did u even watch the show or are u just trying to get views.
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azazel needed an army to break the 66 seals to release lucifer from the cage the army was for the angels that the king of hell azazel knew about that would try to stop them such as they did with lilith and aleistar. like did u even watch the show or are u just trying to get views.
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fanjoy
After Sam kills the Hellhound in s8 its remarked how he could feel the trials burning away what Yellow Eyes had done to him, later Castiel remarks that Sam's entire subatomic structure was failing and beyond his ability to heal. The trials cleansed Sam entirely of Azazel's blood.
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After Sam kills the Hellhound in s8 its remarked how he could feel the trials burning away what Yellow Eyes had done to him, later Castiel remarks that Sam's entire subatomic structure was failing and beyond his ability to heal. The trials cleansed Sam entirely of Azazel's blood.
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Simon
On a real serious note they abandoned mills and her girls antichrist how heaven would be saved etc
Why else do you think Jensen ankles wants to do a revive there's too many f on answer questions? He already said he's planning to do a prequel where he does the monologue
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On a real serious note they abandoned mills and her girls antichrist how heaven would be saved etc
Why else do you think Jensen ankles wants to do a revive there's too many f on answer questions? He already said he's planning to do a prequel where he does the monologue
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Eggs
I love when they walk into magical castles or find powerful artifacts like literally thor's hammer, or when they invade the excluded man of letters invisible castle that holds the biggest library and collection of magical items + knowledge and they just leave it there.
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I love when they walk into magical castles or find powerful artifacts like literally thor's hammer, or when they invade the excluded man of letters invisible castle that holds the biggest library and collection of magical items + knowledge and they just leave it there.
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