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Wildesheer

Other languages:	Alemannic: Wuotis Heer French: Mesnée d'Hellequin Galician: Estantiga German: Trophäenjäger or Wilde Jagd Hungarian: Őrjöngő Italian: Caccia Morta Norwegian: Oskoreia Polish: Dziki Gon Russian: Диконрав Farsi: ویلدس هیر
Notables:	Woden

A Wildesheer (VIL-dəs-hair; Ger. "wild army") or Caccia Morta (KAT-chuh MOR-tuh; It. "dead man's hunt") is a wolf-like Wesen that first appeared in "The Wild Hunt".

Characteristics

When woged, a Wildesheer gains a coat of grey fur and a prominently bestial facial visage. The brow over their large, black eyes becomes larger and monstrous in nature. The nose becomes canine in appearance, and the face becomes a short, almost pushed-in snout. The mouth becomes filled with glistening yellow fangs.

Wildesheer are generally large and muscular individuals, and their strength increases considerably when they woge. They are among the strongest and most dangerous Wesen, able to lift a grown man into the air with one arm, and two were able to fight on even terms with and even overpower a Grimm and a Blutbad. They are also very durable creatures, able to shrug off excessive punishment, even when not woged.

Presumably, a Wildesheer's long hair is linked directly to its circulatory system, as three of them bled excessively from the severed locks of hair and died almost instantly after they had their hair cut off by Nick. This appears to be their only weakness. It is unknown if this only applies while they are woged.

Behavior

Wildesheer are ferocious and extremely aggressive Wesen that historically made up the majority of the dangerous Nordic warriors that became known as "Berserkers." Their extremely fearsome battlefield prowess is due to the horrific way in which they fight. Wildesheer enter the battlefield with no fear of death, fighting in a trance-like state of murderous fury. They take down opponents by way of a broken neck and coat themselves with the blood of their victims. In addition, they will scalp their defeated enemies and sew the various scalps into a cloak that they will don for their next battle. The Wildesheer supposedly draws from these scalps, the power of those they once belonged to. This seems to actually work, as one Wildesheer shrugged off a close range shot from the Siegbarste Gewehr; likewise, one of Nick's ancestors wrote that it makes them invulnerable to all known weapons.

In the modern day, Wildesheer will target powerful people in uniform (state troopers, police officers, military veterans, etc.) who are considered modern day warriors and continue their gruesome tradition of scalp collecting. They appear to hold a level of respect for their opponents, deeming them worthy before scalping them. Wildesheer also lead generally nomadic lifestyles, traveling from city to city to find worthy victims, but aren't above hunting in small groups.

Due to their obsession with fighting warriors, Wildesheer are willing to hunt Grimms. They've been known to start entire hunts for one, and they have been doing this for centuries. Upon arriving before the confrontation, there is a brief storm of lightning, thunder, and wind, as if the beasts are "blown out of hell."

Due to their prowess, Wildesheer are greatly feared throughout the entire Wesen community. Blutbaden tell stories of Wildesheer killing Grimms to their children.

Excerpt from Grimm Diaries

Most of what we know of the creature was lost with the burning of the library of Alexandria. They are ferocious trained warriors used in battles as the first strike regiment. Usually nomadic. Wildesheer can be used and manipulated by their own ego, as they constantly seek out challenges to prove their own prowess.

Known by many different names, these Wesen go into a rage on the battlefield with no fear of death, mad as hounds, faces smeared with blood of victims, fighting in trance-like fury, scalping their defeated enemies.

They sew these trophies of war into cloaks of hair, supposedly giving them the power of the warrior they've defeated. These Wesen achieve such fearsome reputations, they also became known as Berserkers.

The vile cloaks of scalped hair they wear into battle seem to protect them from weapons, making them nearly invulnerable. I do believe that, like Samson, they have a weakness. If one could take their hair as they had taken the hair of others, it would weaken them - but I was unable to get close enough and was forced to retreat before I could test my theory.

Season 3 Blu-ray Grimm Guide Profile

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A wolf warrior Wesen, greyish in color, with big black eyes and cold black lips that cover yellow glistening teeth. These Wesen were known to go into a rage on the battlefield, scalping their defeated enemies. They sew these trophies of war into cloaks of hair, supposedly giving them the power of the warriors they've defeated.

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Images

Video

Trivia

A Wildesheer represents any of the zombie huntsmen in the Wild Hunt depicted in many European cultures; the American version of this tale is the Riders in the Sky.
In Germany, one of the various identities of its leader was Knecht Ruprecht (cf. Krampus).

Season 3 Appearances
"The Ungrateful Dead": X	"PTZD": X	"A Dish Best Served Cold": X	"One Night Stand": X	"El Cucuy": X	"Stories We Tell Our Young": X	"Cold Blooded": X	"Twelve Days of Krampus": X	"Red Menace": X	"Eyes of the Beholder": X	"The Good Soldier": X
"The Wild Hunt": ✓	"Revelation": ✓	"Mommy Dearest": X	"Once We Were Gods": X	"The Show Must Go On": X	"Synchronicity": X	"The Law of Sacrifice": X	"Nobody Knows the Trubel I've Seen": X	"My Fair Wesen": X	"The Inheritance": X	"Blond Ambition": X

Wesen in Grimm
Accipitrid Wesen	Barbatus Ossifrage, Geier, Steinadler
Amphibian Wesen	Folterseele
Bovine Wesen	Fuilcré, Heftigauroch, Taureus-Armenta
Canine Wesen	Anubis, Apgadnieks, Blutbad, Coyotl, Höllentier, Hundjäger, Inugami, Luison, Schakal, Wældreór, Wildesheer
Caprine Wesen	Krampus, Seelengut, Ziegevolk
Cathartid Wesen	Raub-Kondor
Cetancodont Wesen	Taweret
Chelicerate Wesen	Spinnetod
Chelonian Wesen	Genio Innocuo
Chimeric Wesen	Manticore, Naiad, Wettbewerbsgewinner
Chiropteran Wesen	Murciélago
Dinosaur Wesen	Glühenvolk
Falconid Wesen	Uhranuti
Feline Wesen	Klaustreich, Weten Ogen
Hexapod Wesen	Ataktos Fuse, Gevatter Tod, Jinnamuru Xunte, Kackenkopf, Mellifer, Musasat Alsh-Shabab
Lagomorpha Wesen	Willahara
Lepidosauromorphan Wesen	Furis Rubian, Königschlange, Lausenschlange, Phansigar, Quijada Vil, Skalengeck, Varme Tyv, Wasser Zahne
Lutrine Wesen	Luisant-Pêcheur
Machairodontine Wesen	Mauvais Dentes
Meline Wesen	Drang-Zorn
Mustelid Wesen	Ungeziefer Greifer
Osteichthyan Wesen	Cracher-Mortel, Hasenfussige Schnecke, Matança Zumbido, Unnamed Red Herring-like Wesen
Pantherine Wesen	Balam, Löwen, Pflichttreue, Yaguaraté
Passeriform Wesen	Seltenvogel
Perissodactyl Wesen	Dickfellig, Nuckelavee
Primate Wesen	Alpe, Aswang, Cupiditas, El Cucuy, El Cuegle, Excandesco, Fuchsteufelwild, Hässlich, Hexenbiest, Indole Gentile, Koschie, Musai, Siegbarste, Wendigo, Wildermann, Zerstörer
Pseudosuchian Wesen	Gelumcaedus, Skalenzahne
Rodent Wesen	Eisbiber, Mauzhertz, Reinigen, Riesen-Ratte, Stangebär
Sauropsidans Wesen	Dämonfeuer
Spiralian Wesen	Gedächtnis Esser, Huntha Lami Muuaji, Lebensauger
Strigiform Wesen	Scharfblicke
Suinan Wesen	Bauerschwein, Malin Fatal, Schinderdiv
Ursid Wesen	Jägerbar
Vulpine Wesen	Fuchsbau, Kitsune, Vulpesmyrca

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-A '''Wildesheer''' (''VIL-dəs-hair''; Germ. "wild army") or '''Caccia Morta''' (''KAT-chuh MOR-tuh''; It. "dead man's hunt") is a wolf-like [[Wesen]] that first appeared in {{ep|312}}.
+A '''Wildesheer''' (''VIL-dəs-hair''; Ger. "wild army") or '''Caccia Morta''' (''KAT-chuh MOR-tuh''; It. "dead man's hunt") is a wolf-like [[Wesen]] that first appeared in {{ep|312}}.
-==Appearances==
-==={{ep|312}}===
-After a high speed chase, [[Woden]] kills an [[OHP Officer]] by beating him and eventually scalping him.
-Woden later fights [[Lee Mull]], a Green Beret after he gets off of a bus. Mull quickly gains the upper hand and Woden falls to the ground. Woden gets up and tells him he is worthy before he [[woge]]s and attacks Mull. He kills him and scalps him.
-Woden is in a hotel room with his recently collected scalps when the [[Manager (The Wild Hunt)|Manager]] knocks on his door. Woden puts the scalps in sulfuric acid and salt before he hangs them up to dry. The manager tells him to open the door because other guests are complaining about the smell. Woden says he will talk to them, but the Manager just tells him to finish up what he is doing and to open a window. The Manager leaves and Woden goes to his window and sees an [[Officer Mays|officer]] looking at his car. When [[Captain Renard]], [[Nick]], and [[Hank]] arrive, they see the Manager stumbling out of the hotel. The Manager has a bloody nose and when Nick asks him what happened, he says that Woden hit him before stealing his truck.
-Later in the day, Woden stands across the street from the [[Portland Police Bureau]].
-That night, he sits by a fire in the woods. He finishes putting together the coat he made with the scalps he collected and puts it on. He looks at a newspaper clip with Nick's photo circled before he throws the paper into the fire.
-==={{ep|313}}===
-A [[Officer Mart|park ranger]] is investigating Woden's illegal campfire in the forest, and finds the vehicle Woden stole, and is notified of the "dangerous criminal" who stole the vehicle that the Portland PD is looking for. Before backup can arrive, he encounters Woden and another Wildesheer, who attack the park ranger and rip him to pieces.
-When [[Nick]] and [[Monroe]] prepare to fight the Wildesheer in the [[trailer]], they step outside and are attacked by the two Wesen. Nick and Monroe are overwhelmed by the two Wildesheer, and are further doomed when a third Wildesheer joins the fight. Nick and Monroe repeatedly try and fail to cut the creatures' hair in order to defeat them and are about to be killed when [[Bart]] attacks one of the Wildesheer. All three of the creatures are jumped by Nick and have their hair cut, killing them.
 ==Characteristics==
-When [[woge]]d, a Wildesheer gains a coat of grey fur and prominently bestial facial visage. The brow over their large, black eyes becomes larger and monstrous in nature. The nose becomes canine in appearance and the face becomes a short, almost pushed in, snout. The mouth becomes filled with glistening yellow fangs.
+When [[woge]]d, a Wildesheer gains a coat of grey fur and a prominently bestial facial visage. The brow over their large, black eyes becomes larger and monstrous in nature. The nose becomes canine in appearance, and the face becomes a short, almost pushed-in snout. The mouth becomes filled with glistening yellow fangs.
-Wildesheer are generally large and muscular individuals, and their strength increases considerably when they woge. They are among the strongest and most dangerous Wesen, able to lift a grown man into the air with one arm, and two were able to fight on even terms with, and even overpower a [[Grimm]] and a [[Blutbad]]. They are also very durable creatures, able to shrug off excessive punishment, even when not woged.
+Wildesheer are generally large and muscular individuals, and their strength increases considerably when they woge. They are among the strongest and most dangerous Wesen, able to lift a grown man into the air with one arm, and two were able to fight on even terms with and even overpower a [[Grimm]] and a [[Blutbad]]. They are also very durable creatures, able to shrug off excessive punishment, even when not woged.
-Presumably a Wildesheer's long hair is linked directly to its circulatory system as three of them bled excessively from the severed locks of hair and died almost instantly after they had their hair cut off by Nick. This appears to be their only weakness.
+Presumably, a Wildesheer's long hair is linked directly to its circulatory system, as three of them bled excessively from the severed locks of hair and died almost instantly after they had their hair cut off by Nick. This appears to be their only weakness. It is unknown if this only applies while they are woged.
 ==Behavior==
-Wildesheer are ferocious and extremely aggressive Wesen that historically made up the majority of the dangerous Nordic warriors that became known as "Berserkers." Their extremely fearsome battlefield prowess is due to the horrific way in which they fight. Wildesheer enter the battlefield with no fear of death, fighting in a trance-like state of murderous fury. They take down opponents by way of a broken neck and coat themselves with the blood of their victims. In addition, they will scalp their defeated enemies and sew the various scalps into a cloak that they will don for their next battle. The Wildesheer supposedly draws from these scalps, the power of those they once belonged to. This seems to actually work, as one Wildesheer shrugged off a close range shot from the [[Siegbarste Gewehr]], likewise one of Nick's ancestors wrote that it makes them invulnerable to all known weapons.
+Wildesheer are ferocious and extremely aggressive Wesen that historically made up the majority of the dangerous Nordic warriors that became known as "Berserkers." Their extremely fearsome battlefield prowess is due to the horrific way in which they fight. Wildesheer enter the battlefield with no fear of death, fighting in a trance-like state of murderous fury. They take down opponents by way of a broken neck and coat themselves with the blood of their victims. In addition, they will scalp their defeated enemies and sew the various scalps into a cloak that they will don for their next battle. The Wildesheer supposedly draws from these scalps, the power of those they once belonged to. This seems to actually work, as one Wildesheer shrugged off a close range shot from the [[Siegbarste Gewehr]]; likewise, one of Nick's ancestors wrote that it makes them invulnerable to all known weapons.
-In the modern day, Wildesheer will target powerful people in uniform (state troopers, police officers, military veterans, etc.), who are considered modern day warriors and continue their gruesome tradition of scalp collecting. They appear to hold a level of respect for their opponents, deeming them worthy before scalping them. Wildesheer also lead generally nomadic lifestyles, traveling from city to city to find worthy victims, but aren't above hunting in small groups.
+In the modern day, Wildesheer will target powerful people in uniform (state troopers, police officers, military veterans, etc.) who are considered modern day warriors and continue their gruesome tradition of scalp collecting. They appear to hold a level of respect for their opponents, deeming them worthy before scalping them. Wildesheer also lead generally nomadic lifestyles, traveling from city to city to find worthy victims, but aren't above hunting in small groups.
-Due to their obsession with fighting warriors, Wildesheer are willing to hunt Grimms. They've been known to start entire hunts for one and they have been doing this for centuries. Upon arriving before the confrontation, there is a storm of lightning, thunder, and wind as if the beasts are "blown out of hell."
+Due to their obsession with fighting warriors, Wildesheer are willing to hunt Grimms. They've been known to start entire hunts for one, and they have been doing this for centuries. Upon arriving before the confrontation, there is a brief storm of lightning, thunder, and wind, as if the beasts are "blown out of hell."
 Due to their prowess, Wildesheer are greatly feared throughout the entire Wesen community. Blutbaden tell stories of Wildesheer killing Grimms to their children.
 ==Excerpt from [[Grimm Diaries]]==
+{{diary|''Most of what we know of the creature was lost with the burning of the library of Alexandria. They are ferocious trained warriors used in battles as the first strike regiment. Usually nomadic. Wildesheer can be used and manipulated by their own ego, as they constantly seek out challenges to prove their own prowess.
-{{diary|''Known by many different names, these Wesen go into a rage on the battlefield with no fear of death, mad as hounds, faces smeared with blood of victims, fighting in trance-like fury, scalping their defeated enemies.''
+Known by many different names, these Wesen go into a rage on the battlefield with no fear of death, mad as hounds, faces smeared with blood of victims, fighting in trance-like fury, scalping their defeated enemies.''
 ''They sew these trophies of war into cloaks of hair, supposedly giving them the power of the warrior they've defeated. These Wesen achieve such fearsome reputations, they also became known as Berserkers.''
 ''The vile cloaks of scalped hair they wear into battle seem to protect them from weapons, making them nearly invulnerable. I do believe that, like Samson, they have a weakness. If one could take their hair as they had taken the hair of others, it would weaken them - but I was unable to get close enough and was forced to retreat before I could test my theory.''}}
 [[File:312-Wildesheer book.png|full|200px]][[File:312-Wildesheer book2.png|full|200px]][[File:312-Wildesheer book3.png|full|200px]][[File:313-Wildesheer book.png|full|200px]]
+==Season 3 Blu-ray Grimm Guide Profile==
+{{quote|A wolf warrior Wesen, greyish in color, with big black eyes and cold black lips that cover yellow glistening teeth. These Wesen were known to go into a rage on the battlefield, scalping their defeated enemies. They sew these trophies of war into cloaks of hair, supposedly giving them the power of the warriors they've defeated.}}
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+-Woden eyes woged.png
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+-Wildesheer Monroe's book.jpg
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+-Wildesheer fight.gif
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 ==Video==
-[[File:Grimm - Creature Profile Wildesheer|left|300 px]]
+[[File:Grimm - Creature Profile Wildesheer|left|300px]]
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 ==Trivia==
-*A Wildesheer represents any of the zombie huntsmen in the [[:wikipedia:Wild Hunt|Wild Hunt]] depicted in many European cultures; the American version of this tale is the [[:wikipedia:(Ghost) Riders in the Sky: A Cowboy Legend|Riders in the Sky]].
+*A Wildesheer represents any of the zombie huntsmen in the {{w|Wild Hunt}} depicted in many European cultures; the American version of this tale is the {{w|(Ghost) Riders in the Sky: A Cowboy Legend|Riders in the Sky}}.
 *In Germany, one of the various identities of its leader was Knecht Ruprecht (cf. [[Krampus]]).
+{{S3Appearances||||||||||||yes|yes|||||||||}}
-==See also==
-*[http://www.nbc.com/grimm/exclusives/trailer/?page=54 Grimm Diaries excerpt]
 {{TV Wesen}}
-{{Grimm Season Three}}
 [[Category:Wesen Names in German]]
 [[Category:Lupine Wesen]]
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 [[Category:Wesen in France]]
 [[Category:Wesen in Oregon]]
+[[Category:2017 Löwen Games Final 4]]