Supernatural's God Decided To Craft A Weapon That Could Hurt Himself

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[@darrenlenz6401]

“Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it.” ― Terry Pratchett, Reaper Man Maybe an explanation for Darkness being more powerful than God

[@jdp3578]

It is believed that Chuck,(God, the author) once he put himself in the story so to speak, he weakened himself to a degree. He made himself vulnerable, and his omniscience became limited or clouded, b/c Sam and Dean didn't do as he wanted(how he wrote it)

[@dragongamerx12]

i was watching the episode with the priest ghost that thought he was an angel and the part were dean is chasseing down the guy that tried to assault that woman he was on a date with and got impaled i could see chuck writing the chase scene stopping and thinking what would be a good way to end this

[@laughingjack9509]

In one episode where Sam and Dean were caught by a bunch of pagan gods they all had name tags and had a big dinner meeting to try and negotiate using Sam and dean as bargaining chips but during the dinner Odin jokes around about him dying to the world serpent and later in the episode he dies to lucifer... which is funny seeing as lucifer is portrayed as the snake in the garden of eden....

[@thingusbingus8181]

Odin said he'd be eaten by the wolf Fenrir

[@geraltrivia6148]

Norse Gods definitely existed in the Supernatural universe, just portrayed as 'lesser' gods. Aside from Odin, the Arch Angel Gabriel was undercover as Loki and Sam wielded Thor's hammer in a different episode.

[@ARuiz-eu3hk]

Plus it was reveal the reason those "lesser gods" only came into existence just so they could "take the blame" from humanity's own tragedies and struggles. Yeah. Chuck's a dick.

[@BeOtterMyFriend]

Just to be theologically nitpicky here: Lucifer is *interpreted* as the snake in the garden of eden. There is nothing in the Bible whatsoever that links Lucifer to the creation story at all let alone as the snake. The "character" was created way way later basically as fan fiction and got part of canon so much that when Christianity arose the texts accept the existence of a personal character that is the devil. Then Christians started to reinterpret the old testament texts to fit their narrative and just claimed the snake was Satan.

[@bobroberts2581]

Almost like Christian beliefs are just instances of cultural appropriation committed after the Christian church genocides pagan folk out of history… Oh wait, that’s precisely what that genocidal cult did.

[@artemiswallace8716]

Honestly, Karl saying Castiel like Casteel might be the closes i've ever come to becoming a pinned comment on one of these videos.

[@alexandercorsbie1986]

You could hear Nisha biting her tongue

[@cheezitza9639]

I really wish the series would have ended after they let Chuck leave, by scene transitioning to God(Chuck) closing a book titled "Supernatural", and Chuck saying "Finally, an ending." Of course, maybe written better than how I wrote it. Wouldn't have changed anything about their journey.

[@angusmarch1066]

God: "I send this message to any Supernaturals lost among the stars. We are here. We are waiting." *Linkin Park plays*

[@InReserveProductions]

You mean the original ending of the show?

[@adamdunlap2984]

My head cannon is that chuck gave the powers to jack willingly and left to just out of Jack's ability to observe, because he likes the story where humans overcome everything including God

[@leopumarejo3400]

End of season 5 then. Where Eric Kripke, the creator of the show, intended it to end.

[@Lunas2525]

@@InReserveProductions yeah back in season 5. My bigger question after everything was raptured why did Jack bring back things that needed hunting.

[@ValensBellator]

That “could an omnipotent being create a rock too heavy to lift” question never seemed like a paradox to me. I would say “yes”, if that’s his desire in the moment. Omnipotence is all ultimately about the capacity to turn desire and intention into reality. If an omnipotent being wanted to create a rock too heavy to lift, he *could* in fact do that until he changed his mind and wanted to lift it.

[@Lilikyri]

it always seemed to me that an omnipotent being could simply shuck off stuff like "the laws of physics" or "linear time", and simultaneously be unable to lift and easily able to lift the rock they can/can't create, though we likely could not comprehend this outcome with our three spatial one temporal dimensioned brains.

[@jdp3578]

The whole thing with the God gun, is the concept of what the gun is made to do, is so non-specific, that it could harm him. It fires a piece of your soul/essence at the target, and the damage is reflected on both user and target.

[@jimmywoolever798]

There's a lot to explain, obviously with the show being 15 seasons, but long story short, God/Chuck isn't omniscient/present/potent, he's just the best around. To all others he appears to be those things because he's dealt with most things that can challenge him. Also, his sister is "technically" on equal footing with him, but they are opposites, he is creation, she is destruction. They exceed each other in certain aspects, which is why he can't defeat her in a one v one brawl, but he can (and did) create beings to help him overpower her. In regards to Jack, he was a nephilim, and in the show's universe, nephilim are the child of an angel and human, which causes the child to be exponentially more powerful than their angel parent. Jack was an arch-angel's nephilim, which resulted in him being nearly equal to God/Darkness. The Jack-bomb is essentially just "hey, what if we took all the power this being could ever produce, and just released it all at once?" I know you don't care at all about any of this, I'm just a nerd who can't help himself.

[@never7848]

I do care this was actually quite interesting.

[@donnataescoffin9988]

So Jack is a Hybrid Saiyan.

[@Retro_Red]

Hey, whatever happened to the antichrist kid?

[@jimmywoolever798]

@@donnataescoffin9988 Basically.

[@jimmywoolever798]

@@Retro_Red that's an excellent question, they kinda just ignored him after that episode.

[@alicepbg2042]

describing death as "I don't care" is actually, very accurate.

[@alexsegers1032]

Only for proper Death, and not Billie Death

[@alicepbg2042]

@@alexsegers1032 proper death is the only death worth talking about

[@KumiChan2004]

I'm just going to say the original Death in the show was better than the later one. No offense to the actress who played her. But the original just had this aura about him that made him... scarier.

[@SantosAl]

I would say it has more to do with the writing than anything else.

[@metronicmagician1816]

It’s so weird to see them do the gun that could kill anything again. Like a really early plot point was the fact that this one hunter crafted a gun and set of bullets that could kill anything, even demons, and then used it once. This was both a really interesting thing that helped them overcome a grand obstacle, and wasn’t that overpowered since it only had like 4 bullets left (and they couldn’t really make more). Then they just gave everyone knifes that could kill demons two seasons later.

[@jdp3578]

They used the gun more than once. Bobby also figured out the recipe for the bullets in season 2. When it failed to kill Lucifer, it was taken. But they did get it back only to have it be destroyed.

[@Retro_Red]

Well, Chuck is a sucker for cliches and repeating plot points. Plus, I don't think he thought they would shoot him.

[@metronicmagician1816]

@@jdp3578 I believe season 2 was when they got the gun (or when they started using it), and it was then in like season 4 or 5 when they finally got more bullets. That said my point of them doing an entire adventure to get and use that gun is horribly undermined bu the fact that they just then gave them knives to kill demons.

[@jdp3578]

@@metronicmagician1816 if I remember correctly, they had the gun, used the bullets, Then in season 3 ruby first shows up, (demon killing knife in hand) in the same season, ruby helps Bobby with the bullet recipe. I know it's the same season because they changed ruby in season 4.

[@metronicmagician1816]

@@jdp3578 I know that at the very least the gun was fully used and no longer an option before ruby came into play, and then didn’t come back into play until well after Dean had died and gone to hell, and kickstarted the revelation arc. I also remember that were some lines in either season 3 or 4 mentioning Bobby reverse engineering the gun, but I don’t remember Ruby being apart of that. That all said it’s been years since I watched this so take this all with a grain of salt.

[@therealdemen247]

I've always seen Supernatural's antagonists as "who is more evil than the last." We started with Some demons, we go on to other more powerful demons, then the devil, then apathetic invaders from another dimention, then capitalist demons, Then capital D "The" Demon(s), then angels, the literal embodiment of fratricide, an entity of destruction, and what I thought would be the last possible and most evil bad guy: Humanity. Ah, but low and behold Angels find a way to be even worse, this time with transdimentional angels. But eventually it turns out they're just taking after Daddy, and the Big G is actually the most evil entity to exist. It's been a long time since I watched most of the show (a good chunk of which was a depression binge in high school), and a lot of details are pretty dang fuzzy, but I felt it fit pretty good.

[@shilohwehrmacht2947]

You did miss a little bit but mostly accurate good on ya

[@loggen3870]

Supernatural had one of my favorite characters to ever pop on screen and it was death of the four horsemen. He shows up with absolute swagger and gets addicted to fast food. My spirt animal

[@SantosAl]

The best thing about the scene is that Dean, who usually has all the swagger was basically like a kid in front of him.

[@loggen3870]

@@SantosAl "dean" "Death? What are you doing here" "Are those cheeseburgers?" "Ahh yeah"

[@sebastianquinchia1840]

My favorite version of Death is also in the DC universe, "Death of the Endless." She's awesome.

[@Hanmacx]

Check out Terry Pratchett 's Discworld Death

[@Jellylamps]

I think it’s worth noting that god’s downfall began in the show as a result of him manufacturing drama out of severe boredom, with much less regard for himself than you might expect

[@aaronself2411]

I think Chuck got tired of being god. Dude saw the same exact drama play out over and over again, and it COULDN'T change, since it all follows HIS rules, with a few random exceptions. Like Sam and Dean, despite him "writing" their story, they constantly did things even he didn't see coming. Even when he was the most powerful being to ever exist, he was still confined by the rules he had created.

[@rily8329]

The Norse Gods are diffrent people, which you meet in an episode or two

[@dimitarlazarov321]

I barely remember that episode, but didn't they, like, kill Odin or some shit? Edit: I checked immediately after writing the comment. Pretty much everyone (Odin included) except Thor were killed by Lucifer or Gabriel. Thor never appeared in the show.

[@jrockz133t]

To correct you, there are "pagan gods" in Supernatural. I mean in season 1 we had "Loki", but later we had others appear over time. So technically he's not Zues or Thor....

[@Lrbearclaw]

Considering Thor shows up trying to buy Mjolnir again...

[@Retro_Red]

Loki was season 14 (I think) but they did have that meeting of other deities in season 5/6/wherever that episode happened. And after, too.

[@jrockz133t]

@@Retro_Red air quotes, because I'm saying they introduce the ideas of pagan gods with Loki, who ended up being a angel later, in season 1. Yes Loki actually came later, but fake Loki was a super early episode

[@aaronself2411]

Not very many of them left after Lucifer though.

[@gremlinbd]

The trickster starts as a creature of the week, then we learn he's an awol angel in changing channels, then in hammer of the gods we learn he created the idead of Loki...? The last part is in the show where he stops the boys from revealing he's an angel to the other pagan gods and tells them later he's deceived them into thinking he was one of them

[@B0redZer0]

One of my favourite portrayals of Death is, well, Death from Terry Pratchet's Discworld series.

[@Darkness_My_Fetish]

Supernatural is just an anime.

[@DangerDurians]

There is a couple anime episodes I think

[@chendzeeali6545]

So a child answered the paradox question. I can't remember where it came from but exactly but it goes likes this. Could god create a burger so large that he couldn't eat it. The Kid answered "Well sure, but then he'd eat it anyway." I take that to mean. Yeah an omnipotent being could literally do anything, including limit themselves. That is, until the decided NOT to. This allows for all manner of tomfoolery you seen when omnipotent beings are defeated. Even when they can see or know everything, future, past or whatever. If they are TRULY omnipotent, any failing is because they decided to play along on SOME level. Beyond that, it's upon them to snap out of it or not. If they are truly omnipotent, they can correct course anytime they would actually want to. Even if on a what we could only call a subconscious level. If they decided NOT to, then it's within their power to do so. They simply cease to be or whatever, until they decide to come back. It's really that simple.

[@jessicaable5095]

The boys only found out Chuck was God in later seasons yeah? Found that hysterical because God basically just passed his omnipotence off by pretending to be his own prophet. I remember there being an episode with the heads of different pantheon so I don't think God's all of them

[@John-Doe-Yo]

Gotta love retcons

[@jcm2606]

He's not. If I remember correctly, Supernatural treated the god(s) from non-Abrahamic religions basically as just very powerful monsters with over-inflated egos, at least according to Lucifer. Even an archangel could easily overpower them, let alone God himself.

[@pinkrose8272]

I am pretty sure there was a later episode in season 15 that said that god created all the other gods for all the other religions as entertainment, but god then later got jealous of them and wanted all the glory for himself or something like that. Season 15 along with most of this show was a fever dream so I might be remembering stuff wrong.

[@75wildman]

The flash death is known as Deathracer. And there are other forms of death in DC comics. Correction: it's the black racer not Deathracer.

[@FIDDLESHORTS]

Yeah, he's more like death FOR speedsters.

[@DrawnByLaserLove]

I thought he's called the Black Racer?

[@joxerd]

Two different Black Racer one is for speedsters the others for the New Gods, (Darkseid, Highfather, etc). But I think Death of the Endless is the like the only being of death and the others (Nekron, Black Racer, etc) respond to her and even Lucifer will respond to her when his time come but Death cannot take him.

[@sebastianquinchia1840]

@@joxerd yeah she's like the "true" Death if that makes any sense

[@TheNandyroo94]

I would love to see Karl do a wiki weekend or Wednesday day with Death from supernatural

[@geoshark12]

One line from darkest dungeon explains how they beat him “ remember overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer”

[@singingmagician5901]

In DC the Endless are a family of the primary concepts. Death likes to take the form of a women in her 20s and says that she was there at the beginning and when the universe ends she will be there to stack rhe chairs turn off the lights and close the door.

[@thatwaffleguy4958]

Just imagine being that powerful. That the entire universe is just one massive AA sharing circle to you, and after everything is gone (dead), you're still there, cleaning up the mess in the pitch black nothingness.

[@17thmidnight96]

The one thing I found funny about this when I was a kid was that in one episode the devils ringtone was anaconda

[@Re5pawning]

In Supernatural ALL gods exist; all because Chuck (YaWeH/God) created them because he was bored.

[@Kattlarv]

Thanos: Dabs the universe out of existence.

[@lordofuzkulak8308]

“You could do it just by clapping your hands.” - ‘If you’re genocidal and you know it, clap your hands…”

[@Ermys]

Since you have done one on "God" have you taken a look at this episode: Hammer of the Gods Supernatural: Season 5, Episode 19? Well worth a look at some of the other gods that they included. Fell off the Supernatural after the Leviathans a bit so clearly missed some of the later additions around Chuck, Thanks for this one!

[@r.howardlawrence3527]

Don't forget that the Archangel Gabriel went into 'witness protection' as the Norse god Loki. It was never stated that Loki ever existed as a pagan god before this masquerade.

[@loceelen]

Unless I am misunderstanding this, the infinity gems used to be a being called nemesis. The entity was all alone thus created life. The creations turned out to be evil (a concept nemesis was unaware of but still displeased with) ergo destroyed them then killed itself. Creating the gems.

[@ManicMuppit]

The way Karl keeps mispronouncing Castiel's name is enough to make me chew glass 😂. (At least Cas got a cute picture for the blue screen in the background 😆.) The whole concept of whether the characters in SPN had free will or not was pretty cool to be fair. (Wasn't there a throwaway line from God where Cas was revealed as an uncontrollable entity, that never did as he was supposed to? That would have been amazing to capitalise on for the finale. The only true representative of free will.)

[@dragongamerx12]

the original death was an interesting character billy had big shoes to fill

[@FuryousD]

this has made me want to go back and finish watching the later seasons that i just stopped at because the show was still airing on TV and i couldn't be fucked waiting for it

[@FarisKaz]

The only way you could “fight god” is to have a polytheistic system. If it’s one, ultimate being of unlimited power, you can’t sneak up on him because he is literally the ultimate power and the creator and destroyer of everything including your methods of fighting. Whereas in a polytheistic model, with all gods having similar levels of power, you can ally yourself with one to fight another.

[@JoshuaDontASK]

Something also that’s a cool fact is, Eric Kripke casted the actor as chuck/god because he looked like him. And all writers see themselves as god in their stories, so in essence it’s real kripke that’s chuck.

[@DrJohnZoidberg]

And that weapon... was man. *audience gasps* *standing ovation*

[@Gn0pe]

Thank you for the episode nisha!! You're the best.

[@gwrydd]

currently rewatching supernatural so happy to see you covering it still

[@joseleal8248]

I remember when chuck said he was god and I mention to my sister that when chuck was introduced as a prophet he said I write things down they happen sounds like I'm god to me or something like that and she didnt believe me till I put the moment in the episode

[@Hanmacx]

I like that the first episode with Chuck was "the monster at the end of the book" Massive foreshadowing xD

[@bbittercoffee]

3:16 "No, you can't do this to me, DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED?!"

[@BeOtterMyFriend]

To add to Karl's list of great depictions of Death in media, I strongly advocate for Discworld's Death. Rat Death on close second. 😅

[@Hair8Metal8Karen]

The best representation of Death

[@impishinformation7237]

Another great interpretation of death is in the Magnus Archives where (minor spoilers) death is a title that gets passed on when someone tries to gamble with death and wins, thereby becoming death, and therefore not dying themselves, and releasing the previous death from service, allowing them to finally die.

[@laneesarey6616]

Should change the Tidal too” I’ma Wikipedia 15 seasons and try to understand what’s going on “😂😂

[@FillipJPhry]

I love this channel and don't wish it to die.... I can't pay money but I'll comment and like and (sometimes)share all day long! Cheers mates!

[@iplat]

Supernatural is just the CW Dragonball Z

[@Robbobobobobobo]

Really loving the dinosaur centipede on top of your laptop

[@ecurps1]

Karl placing the little dinos on his laptop is great. XD

[@kindorge4985]

The finger click idea reminds me of JJK where Todo claps his hands and nothing happens and just says you think this happens every time I clap my hands, no only when I want it to

[@EgyptianGhost11]

I would have loved the extra part where they go off topic them going into other All Powerfull Gods that ended up as the villians. Like in Preacher and such.

[@lukeb4632]

You missed one, super kami guru. I hope at least a few people get this reference lol

[@jdp3578]

The other gods and religions make appearances in the show. But a lot of them get killed in season 5.

[@mydragonseyes8177]

Favorite death -- Death from the Bill and Ted movies!!💀☠️💀☠️💀

[@johnnynightmare22]

I would love to see Karl do a video on Preacher. That show was so fucked yet so enjoyable.

[@terronjackson7755]

There's other gods. Lucifer killed Odin and other gods to prove how powerful he is.

[@GamePlague]

Yeah gods from pantheons and such were probably closer to angels in terms of power level. They were deities but they weren't all powerful gods.

[@Kno_Buddy]

No, the Norse, Hindi, and Greek gods as well as many others existed in Supernatural, but basically they were considered lesser gods that were basically creations by him to take the focus off himself so he can hide amongst his own creation. God even created a universe exactly like ours except every person is a squirrel.

[@CoffeeHappy1]

🤔🤔🤔So god makes a gun that can kill god. So. he allows the gun to kill him. So it’s not that he makes something more powerful than even a god. He just made a gun and then decided that if it was ever to shoot him that he would decide to die. And unless that one specific thing happens he will just live forever. It’s not that he can create something more omnipotent than himself. He’s god he could do whatever he wanted. Which means he could just choose to die anytime he wanted. But instead he set up a condition for his decision to die. A condition being getting shot by that one specific gun. Why he would do this? No idea. But maybe that’s why the universe hasn’t already imploded into a paradox 🤔🤔🤔

[@connorgleason9805]

Neil Gaiman's Death (Sandman) is best Death and you cannot change my mind.

[@sebastianquinchia1840]

YESSSSS. She really is a great character, also MOMMY but that has little to do with her being awesome.

[@kennethjohnson7517]

What about disc worlds death?

[@connorgleason9805]

@@kennethjohnson7517 absolutely my second choice.

[@connorgleason9805]

@@sebastianquinchia1840 I really appreciate the concept of Death being someone warm and kind to ferry us to the other side. I also really love the idea that she lives a day on earth every century to experience mortality and keep herself humble.

[@damonknight2494]

i'm pretty sure chuck is the first god and all other gods come from him until he god jealous that humans were worshiping someone else but him... i think that's how it is

[@nbriez-c5914]

All of those other "Gods" that you mentioned also exist and most of them have appeared on Supernatural

[@wintren101]

I feel like whatever perimeters he set in place when creating the world he has to follow or else it will unravel, say someone or something was able to understand those perimeters they could have made the warding spells against God.

[@jamesrosengrant8675]

Him being a combo of all gods reminds me of a cool fact about Greek religion is they believed their gods would give different names and apperances to explain different religions they came across. So they believed thor to be Zeus just screwing with the Norse

[@acerumble4991]

I always thought it hilarious how they would occasionally reference the religion of Christianity, but Jesus Christ was the only religious entity to never make it onto the show

[@Hanmacx]

Yeah in 15 seasons they never asked if he existed

[@thancrus]

god the Black Racer.... death on skis....

[@Lumen_Obscurum]

When they introduced God, then had him vs the Darkness wrapped up is when Supernatural jumped the shark. While I agree in principle with how it eventually ends, I've struggled to push myself through the seasons after that in order to reach the conclusion. When you have beaten God, escalating beyond that is just so stupid. It's why I can't stand Dragonball Z, because it's never played by its own in-universe rules because Goku must always win and be strongerest.

[@Mosdra_Kazuma]

but goku is not the strongest in db

[@storysurgeon5922]

how does DBZ not play by its own rules? The rule has always been that whenever Goku overcomes a hurdle a new one emerges

[@Mosdra_Kazuma]

@@storysurgeon5922 goku is only the strongest in freeza saga at the end of it, android saga it is gohan, buu saga gohan again, all of super it beerus and whis

[@storysurgeon5922]

@@Mosdra_Kazuma what i said had nothing to do with strengths. I said hurdles not battles. He still surpassed each hurdle in those arcs

[@BizarroIsNo123]

Could God create a reality where FireFly could actually have a second season? I find it unlikely but I must ask.

[@stryletz]

The "Supernatural" God wanted to be defeated. He was bored with everything, and showed favor on Sam and Dean because they always managed to surprise him. He was also a massive douche with an ego to match.

[@davidedwards1705]

There is an episode can't remember which where Sam & Dean met a handful of 'other gods'.

[@LuluDrakonite]

Only just started but... Are those the dinosaurs from the live event!?

[@carpevinum8645]

I remember an episode where they ended up trapped in a hotel where different gods from different religions were having a conference.

[@geophrie8272]

I love Kindred in lol. Really cool way of representing death

[@johnrhines6626]

Death dance and God bomb need to be band names

[@spaceninja1252]

In that American dad episode "why do heaven guns exist"

[@CinJyxxe]

Honestly, the original Death character was so much more badass than how they wrote God, and Billy was a really poor substitute. The first time you see Death, he's walking along the street, randomly touches someone, and they drop dead on the spot. Sam and Dean were terrified of him even after they took on the other three Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and the only reason he didn't kill them was because he didn't want to participate in the Apocalypse, mostly because he liked fast food so much, if I remember? He was fascinated by modern culture that tried so hard to kill people faster in every way, whether it was food, drinking, smoking, dangerous sports, etc. Then he got killed by a surprise attack with his own weapon that he handed to his enemy to kill his beloved brother (who was being held hostage BY DEATH) with? The same weapon that you explained could kill anything, even God? To the brothers who literally fought the Devil, sold souls (their own and others), murdered entire species of monsters, and more just to keep each other safe? Are you stupid? What? How did you not see that coming? Absolute disservice to have him killed off like that and not have it have turned out to be some kind of test or big reveal that showed that Death was hoping for that outcome. "How far are you willing to go to defy your brother's death?" or something, and then you get to keep him around and keep him neutral towards the Winchesters until the storyline requires him to become more antagonistic towards them. But instead, he got legitimately killed, and replaced by a Grim Reaper who was previously bound, blackmailed, and generally exploited like a tool by the Winchesters. Great selection by whatever committee was responsible for that choice.

[@pinkrose8272]

A small correction. Death did not participate in the apocalypse specifically because he did not care. he saw lucifer as a child and earth as unimportant. He was under a spell by lucifer to do his bidding which he hated that someone like him would force someone so above him like death to do his bidding. This adds to your point and makes him way cooler as he is so much above everyone else to care about the plot, and annoyed when ever someone tries to rope him, which makes him even more awesome. I kinda hate how they nerfed death and his death was just stupid. Like yeah giving a loose cannon the one thing that can kill you what can go wrong. The only way his death would have worked is if darkness killed him or became him instead to show her destructive force is worse than his. But still I would have liked the original death to have stuck around longer. Even though I enjoy billie and like the idea of whatever reaper dies next after death becomes death (it is poetic and kinda fun). She had such big shoes to follow and sadly the writing did not keep up. She was fun though but just not scary like the old death.

[@sadistksuffring1537]

You meet Chuck long before the end

[@tylerhohman5702]

Could god microwave a burrito so hot that even he could not touch it?

[@thelikebutton3176]

Love this stuff!

[@havenschade8174]

my favorite version of death is also in DC, death of the endless from the sandman. shes just a spunky goth teen thats always there for people. also i was reading a wiki and its said when someone traveled to the end of everything there were two people left, death and her brother destiny

[@gabescrazy5504]

How do you kill something with precognition? Don't plan to kill it, don't, spray and pray. Can't predict if it's undetermined

[@krooo1191]

13:00 I feel like Karl would get an absolute kick out of the song army of tigers

[@jordanw2009]

9:26 when you end magic spells you are supposed to clap or snap according to a fair amount of practices

[@tuesdaythegamist]

What I find so horrifying about the black flash is that his a omen of a speedsters death and the closer he is the sooner your death will be imagine Barry trying to eat something and the closer he puts the food to his mouth the closer black flash gets at least he’ll know if something is poisoned

[@bobbysweeney5816]

“Could god make a rock so heavy he couldn’t lift it” is a conundrum that illustrates free will. By definition god can not change free will.

[@xRaoriex]

Other gods were in the series and then one of the big bads killed them all after tricking them into meeting and even Loki was there. Also my take on the Void character in the series was more powerful or at least equally as powerful as God chuck. Only thing that kept it from wreaking havoc was that it just wanted to go back to "sleep"

[@They_Hit_The_Pentagon]

I don’t think he was as powerful as God or Amara in raw power which is why they didn’t just have him kill god in season five and instead his power comes from just how vast he is, you cannot kill him because he is basically infinite, or the bomb meant to kill god didn’t kill him cause he was too large

[@xRaoriex]

@@They_Hit_The_Pentagon I took the void as a "this is only 10% of my power" type. A living realm. One could argue Chuck could be deemed more powerful since Chuck can create "realms". if you think about it, amarra is basically a living realm herself. Amarra was in charge as all things darkness till chuck showed up and we saw how powerful she was with basically the same power. Sht who knows though. It's all up for debate since the void was more passive and reactive than pretty much every other character so not much was seen. Most of all the characterization laid in context clues which there wasn't much of.

[@ARuiz-eu3hk]

"Existence is pain" that's basically the empty's whole schtick. It hates being, well, being. It fuckin sucks.

[@Hanmacx]

Chuck made a critical mistake He wrote himself into his own story

[@loyperkins4088]

Does it bug anyone else that the dinosaurs on the laptop aren't all facing the same way?

[@Xonides]

If I’m ever in the UK I’m going to carry a small plastic dinosaur with me on the incredibly limited chance I run into Karl

[@denisaurusrex]

The best interpretation of God is from "Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey"

[@ARuiz-eu3hk]

Will if you think about it carl. Before there was light, there was only darkness.

[@ElPoyoDiabolo1]

The Ultimate Version of Death is Terry Pratchets Death :)

[@Hanmacx]

And the death of rats

[@ElPoyoDiabolo1]

@@Hanmacx Oh yes, how could I foget him...

[@Kyharra]

I love how Nisha keeps getting cut off in the video lmao

[@jaytrain5478]

If I were God everything would be done with a pelvis thrust instead of a snap and either "bam!" or "Giggity!"

[@codywhite3098]

They addressed norse and Egyptian gods, garth fought anubis and gabriel either was loki or just replaced him

[@shadowstrider42]

Powers including but not limited to... omnipotence. The ability to do everything... and more.

[@halfbreed1426]

Chuckle's history was depicted as having more in common with the Abrahamic religions, while several other pantheons were also shown including the Norse, Pagan and Hidu and Ancient Egyptian.

[@caseycarson9418]

Never watched supernatural but I still love the vid!

[@qliphalpuzzle5453]

I do like the interpretation of “God” in Platinum End where the winner of the game merges with the Divine consciousness to be the new interpretation of god And the person who wins is the suicidal character and it just leads to heaven ceasing to exist.

[@zachblair3794]

9:30 in that case thanos could have literally focus on a genocidal fart and the avengers could've actually had no chance at stopping him

[@chris-ph4ko]

there is so much to explain tbh. lol... that wiki entry seems to be like the cliff notes of the situation. jack was lucifers son. whihc still doesnt make sense but works because, scripts.

[@marvinredota9100]

Do Death next the OG Death!! :D