Are all wesen evil ? Can they interbreed with regular people and other wesen ?
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I'd like to have everyone's opinion on this. I'm currently assembling a storyline involving the Grimm Universe and I have a couple of things ironed out, except for one specific original character of mine.
I'd like to be true to the lore on here, and I don't know if I am straying too far with this particular character. She is part Hexenbiest and I've been wondering: Could she have naturally been born with a compassionate and human side, or would the powers granted to her as a hexenbiest overpower/overshadow these traits?
The lore lists Hexenbiests as creatures that value their looks and self-preservation, but could one Hexenbiest have higher moral standards without having to go through the trauma that Adalind did? (i.e. her character development from Season 1 to Season 6).
Sorry this is a bit long, I thought it'd be easier to get every thought out of my head 😂.
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It's interesting to consider that in the first couple seasons Renard spends a considerable amount of effort (and presumably money) to ensure that his new Grimm hates Hexenbiests.
After re-watching, I realized that EVERYTHING evil and bad from Adalind was driven by Renard. Adalind was just a random Hexenbiest lawyer. Renard was continually setting up situations which would ensure Nick maximally hated Hexenbiests....
For example - Renard has Adalind stab Nick with poison in the hospital - then soon after forces Nick to protect her from Mellifers while he forces her to continue openly manipulating him.... THEN Renard forces Adalind to have an affair with Hank to spell/kill him and go straight after Nick.... Renard hires Adalind to get Nick's key - then he steals it himself THEN he returns it to Nick with the fake altruistic guise of keeping it out of Adalind's hands... And so forth...
Why is this critical to Renard?
has anyone else thought of what would happened if someone (mainly human) recieved a blood transfusion from a grimm, would they become a grimm or not.
Is there going too be a new spin off of the show or not? I am curious to know. I am relatively an older person, probably could be your grandmother, yet I do love fantasy and fiction. I am an author, and I began watching the series becoming intrigued by it all. Are any of these creatures based on any real history? Other than some of the wording and such. Has there been any reliable source that they do or don’t exist? I know that it is of the paranormal fantasy, yet other than the basis of the Grimmm literature, I am curious to know if there’s any basis for this too be real?
Watched the episode where Monroe and Rosalee try to explain the babywesen deal to Nick and Hank and one thing got me wondering...
Monroe said that if a kehrseite and a wesen have a baby there's a chance the baby will be wesen but if a wesen and a kehrseite-schlich-kennen have a baby it will defenatly be wesen. What is the difference between these two besides loosing their mind when they see wesen woge? I thought they are both human
I expect to see a return of the Royal families, more than just Sean Renard's bloodline. If anyone was to find out that the son of Portland's hard to even kill Grimm had a powerful weapon such as the Staff in his possession, they'd definitely chip in for a piece of that. Same goes for the Grimms who want all Wesen to die out.
what do we wath now? :(
can you guys recommend any other shows? ...now that our beloved Grimm show is gone. :'(
This is just out of curiosity: Had Aunt Marie lived long enough past the first season, do you think she would have approved of Nick`s relationship with the now more human version of Adalind? This is taking into consideration the fact that the royally driven hexenbiest version of Adalind tried to kill her after she, (Marie), was taken to the hospital, just like in canon.
We know that Marie was engaged to Farley Kolt (who was shown to be a steinadler) before she had to leave to take care of Nick, assuming she knew about Farley being a steinadler. So in addition to the question before this, do you all think that Nick`s aunt would have had a problem with her nephew being friends with/dating a wesen?
So in the Miller story what was behind the house that the Zauberbiest would come back for in 3 years, I don't think it was the apple tree?
Hi! :)
I started watching a short while ago and am now at the end of season 5. In the first few seasons there was a conflict between the Royals and the Resistance, and it seemed the Royals had a masterplan. I was very curious to learn what that plan is. Now it is all about HW and Black Claw without any kind of resolution for the Royal-Plot. Or at least so it seems to me. Or have I missed something?
Pardon, if there are some mistakes in this post. I'm German :) And it is a whole lot of fun watching Grimm in English with all the German in it.
Greeting, Stephanie
I have wanted to ask this for long time, but after Nick's Zombiication(Vodoo style), he was able, or at least he transformed into that Nick version when he got REAL mad, last time I saw that form was S4. Also, why is Nick like, the only super grimm, With superhearing... A super strong zombie form?
But could it still exist in S5? Or did it wear off?
(Sorry if this has been mentioned before somewhere. I didn't know.)
From what we know, according to Sean Renard, there is a special difference between Zauberbiests and Hexenbiests, aside from the gender. This difference is very significant, as Adalind's mother's book wouldn't open to a Zauberbiest like Sean - only to Hexenbiests.
Now, in an interview with Sean's actor, Sasha Roiz, it is hinted that we are going to see a full Zauberbiest before this season ends. He says that the powers of a 100% Zauberbiest is badass, which hints it is something different from the telekinetic abilities of a Hexenbiest.
Just what is this power? Laser beams? Energy balls?
From what Sean can do, he has displayed incredible strength, but this is nothing special. From what we have seen, Hexenbiests also have superhuman strength. In the season 4 episode where Adalind fought Juliette, Juliette flipped a huge table with her bare hands... Sean doesn't have access to his full potential, since he is half human, unfortunately.
Any of you guys have any guesses?
From what I understand, HW put Juliette through major shock therapy or some other form of aversive torture to get her to change her identity to Eve. "Juliette" now parades the streets thinking that she is truly someone else. However, is she really someone else or is she lying pretending to be "Eve" so she has an excuse so Nick doesn't kill her and hate her for killng his Mom?
Remember in the Good to the Bone episode when "Eve" visited Rosalee? They said this:
Eve: It was because of Adalind. She didn't know you were there. I sensed you; she didn't. She's out of practice, Rosalee. She won't be for long. [She starts to head for the exit] Rosalee: You threatened her. You said if she did anything to Nick, you'd go after her. Eve: You have a problem with that? Rosalee: It's what I would have said... [Eve leaves] Rosalee: ...If I was Juliette.
It sounds like Eve is slipping up her whole acting spiel. Or, perhaps the old Juliette is breaking through again and regaining control over her mind? (In other words, whatever HW did to Juliette is wearing off.)
In the Taming of the Wu, we see Eve showing a lot of emotion in this episode, and she has a lot of care for Nick, almost as if that was Juliette! O_O
So what do you guys think?