That's because the show is trying to portray what everyone else notices that throughout time Amara is more reasonable and patient where as Chuck is kind of evil and megalomaniacal it's basically a symbolic sign that what you thought was evil is actually pretty reasonable and what you thought was the light is actually pretty evil
@@jarrodedson5441 I can kind of agree that the ending was hella rushed but in the end I love the premise of taking Chuck's power and leaving him as another faceless human to live a human life and suffer the human struggles when he's so used to looking down on everyone from his throne
@@dizzywun1950 yeah that scene when he was beating the crap out of Sam & Dean was edited WAY TOO MUCH. Kinda hard to watch. But yeah rendering him powerless. Was great.
well seems like Lucifer got a lot of his opinions and mannerism from daddy dearest. But you can see the same in Micheal the Serious part of chuck and in Gabriel the funny carefree aspect of him while Raphael kind at least when he was introduced seemed like the otherworldly aspect of Chuck. The point is that seems like the archangels all represent a part of God ,1st a been a reason why Lucifer was his favored son after all maybe he saw the truth about chuck before the others?
@@dmcarden Yep, season 5 was good, where he at the end done a realistic "happy end". He was good portayed. With a good feeling. This is just blasphemyous trash.
Its mean it was Free Will made her and Dean kiss and them helping each other. I hope that in end Amara helps Dean kick God Ass and mabey becomes couple or Just friends.
@@fitzsimmons6064 I'm curious which one you would make light and which one dark. Me personally I would put Sam with Amara's powers because of the whole Lucifer and souless stuff. Dean would be God. Mostly because I REALLY Want all those Angels to be absolutely pissed that the human they all worked to be a vessel for Michael and tortured to get that way is now their boss.
@@rasgrizrevelations4145 I would probably go for Dean as Amara. I mean they already fit the recurring pattern Chuck keeps slipping into his story. They also already have a connection with each other. The angels being passed thing could apply to Sam tho, as the Vessel of Lucifer being the next God would ruffle some feathers.
Brian MacLeod True, but I feel like they’re gunna follow through though with their yin yang theme where there’s good in bad and bad in good so maybe it’s not just all shitty writing and there’s gunna be some resolution in the finale or something idk
@@gmfb521 That's not how it is at all If anything, Supernatural strongly implies that Power corrupts When did they show demons as sympathetic ? Except maybe Crowley Even that was after he was almost cured And lucifer might be funny, but they never implied he was good Like at all
@@Phoenix-King-ozai nah to me its implied that God/Angels are dicks because why would they let bad things happen. That makes ot easier to blame them. Whereas they see Lucifer/Demons as bad but dont hold them to any standard because theyre bad oh well. I mean they befriended more demons/witches/monsters than they did angels or even God.
I really don’t ship them but as friends I’d enjoy. I just hated how they threw her under the bus and decided we’re just gonna get rid of her by being one with Jack. Now I know how people felt with Yu-Gi-Oh Arc-V’s ending. I would have wanted for Jack and Amara to separate and go exploring together. Getting to know each other as a family. Also at least Dean apologize. He owes her that much.
Amara sounded more responsible than Chuck, what a weak God he turned out to be a whing little brat. I loved that Amara turned out to be a hero and Chuck turned out to be the villain
Just as it is in modern society, people portray god as evil and the darkness as good, things that were formerly good are now bad and vise versa, this show really speaks a lot on how the current state of events are leading towards the downfall of society
Honestly the end of season 11 minus Sam getting kidnaped and Marry coming back is the canon ending to me. Chuck and Amara reconciling was a really good scene and would have made a perfect ending. Crowley is also still alive is a plus. The fact they turned God into the bad guy was a cliché choice, but I was happy to see more of him. I'm honestly disappointed we didn't get a single scene with God and all four of his first children the archangels together in the last season or even Michael and Lucifer together talking with him since the show was all about the symbolism and the problems the Winchesters had with one another and their dad at first. But it is what it is now.
Yakno. Chuck's actor did a prety fantastic job. Considering he was tapped for this show, for like.. 5 episodes loong ago in season 5. Then it snow balled and he played a whole emotional arc
His comments about humans make me smirk. He made them in his image after all. If they fall short of perfection, that says more about him than it does them
Yeah but you have to realize that he created an untold number of alternate realities. I think Chuck created humans to be imperfect because perfect is boring and predictable. If your omniscient, random and chaotic has got to be very entertaining.
@@gmfb521 I read a book where a being that created everything did the same. There was a legend that if he was woken up he’d destroy everything, but he admitted that he’d been awake the entire time and watching for entertainment. One of the main characters even challenges and swore at him that he wouldnt erase reality, because even if he did he’d just get bored eventually and start again. He admitted he had a point and that it wasn’t worth the hassle and waiting for things to become interesting again
If he created it he have the rite to destroy it and start again. This movie or whatever this is, gives human the fairytale ability to stand against the Ultimate being.
@@odaineanthony so parents have the right to kill their children just because they made them? He wants to commit mass genocide here just because while he’s all powerful, he’s not a perfect person, and the mistakes he’s made are just thrown back in his face when his creations don’t want to be his playthings, to suffer for his amusement.
How is it that the Almighty Creator who molded us in his own image and knows all did not have the foresight to understand that creating inperfect beings would not by itself create the perfect results he’s looking for? In many ways it’s a lot like love and loyalty neither of which can be forced, but must come from free will. I suppose we were created as nothing more than an experiment to massage an ego that stands on the ground of uncertainty. I’d also wager that’s the reason he feels so much anger and resentment because he did not receive the outcome he was hoping for.
Many people think Amara hated our world, she did but not anymore, she hated Earth cause she wanted Chuck's attention and wanted to live with him and she got that in S11, she never really hated Earth, I guess that's why she was convincing him not to destroy it
well, it is highlighted earlier by Lucifer that Pagan gods were petty little things, it makes you wonder if he was just talking about every God being petty. Maybe this is just my philosophy, but I think that God/Chuck split his personality into the Archangels when he created them.
@@tsipherpossibly or it could be that just inherited traits of their father for being around him and being raised by him. Chuck’s fake benevolent persona is Michael’s entire personality, Gabriel likes toying with humans and as the youngest he is like his father but the opposite in the thing they share, writing is everything to chuck where’s what Gabriel does is just games he just playing and unlike chuck who gives no sh/ts about humanity Gabriel does. Lucifer is Chuck favourite because he is the most like chuck, and Raphael is chuck’s wrath and manipulation manifested
Amara has changed a lot as a character. From the desire to destroy everything, including Chuck, she through love and admiration for his beautiful creation came to the words: "Someone needs to defend this world." Coolest character. It's a pity that she was so stupidly leaked in this episode.
Because she was never about destruction. Remember Chuck and Amara are really just two halves of one being. Chuck was the side that wanted to dominate, while Amara was the side that didnt feel like they were important, and shouldnt have anyone or anything below them. So Chuck ripped that part of himself out and created Amara, and then locked her away so that he could create and have lesser beings.
@@cpdf1764 I almost in all agree with you, excluding one moment: she is not his creation. As Amara said in 15x15 they are the Twins. Light and Darkness. Creation and Destruction, the Balance. They came from the Emptiness at the onetime. He couldn't create her. If yo mean about her human vessel it's the Amara Schneider (the young human girl who had been possessed by the Darkness. She is the daughter of Mike Schneider and Janie Schneider). And Chuck didn't create her, in contrast to his human vessel (Chuck Shirley).
-Michael acts like chuck’s (fake) benevolent persona. -Lucifer take after chuck’s pride and ego. -Raphael with his holler than thou and my will be done, plus his selflessness side and wrath. -Gabriel tricker side is a lad back and more childish version of Chuck’s writing/manipulation.
Amara is implying that Chuck can control even her when he "writes" It's weird because it was implied she was stronger than him (or they are at least equal) but he seems to have more strings to pull. I'm going to be honest, if this show ended after the 5th season, it probably would not be as legendary as it is, but I feel the more seasons they put out, the more nerfed God got.
Propably when Amara was realeased, she thought Chuck wrote Dean to be something special for her, because Dean gave up the mark and released her. And Amara just came to this conclusion withouth further thinking since she propably had lot in her mind after the break out.
Amara likely thought that God wrote Dean in a way to attract her; not that he was controlling her. THough mind you. they both can infact manipulate each other. Just not control.
Honestly I stopped at 5 because that was a good enough ending for me. I was tired and could see just how unending it was gonna be when it had like 9 more seasons
@@bearbones7913 because technically it was supposed to end at 5 but they kept going and had another great chance to end qt 11 and didnt and ruined it a by quite a lot in the last 4 seasons
That's kind of the problem with having God as a major character in the series. When he was an absent father, the writers didn't have to worry about the fact that someone with infinite knowledge and absolute power could resolve any plot instantly. Now that Chuck is a main character, they're stuck trying to come up with reasons why he can't quickly get rid of all of his enemies, why he can't see what the Winchesters are planning, why he allows them to continue to plot against him, etc. Season 5 writers didn't have this problem since Chuck wasn't the main antagonist.
you know i think Chuck is right on his own part , i mean it is HIS creation . Its like the sims game with story progression enabled . If one save file doesn't turnout right you delete it and create another . That's what the humans are to Chuck , Sims which he created with story progression enabled . If we care less about the sims we create and delete them than we shouldn't judge Chuck , after all he did MADE it all so he can delete it.
I view him ( actually , if our real world really was made by some demiurge, than it's too) as some artistic person, with too large ego. I enjoining in creation, he obeys to his desires and ideas to create. But, when his project needs to be regulated, he gets tired. He doesn't want to take any responsibility. It's even shows in his "parenting": he made archangels cause it would be cool and useful, but after they played their part, he lost interest. Chuck can only create, but not rule/regulate/nurture/care
@@blue-9017 i don't agree . i would prefer to look at the season 11 Chuck because the season 15 Chuck is like a forced ending . In season 11 he tells Dean that he was full hands on but we as humans just didn't want to learn so he let ''his baby find its own way''. Plus he was in favor of free will , he could've just snapped his fingers to fix the evil within humans but he was more about the natural order . the season 15 version seems too pushed .
@@akbarlakhani6624 well you say that but "god works in mysterious ways" is pretty stupid logic to base your world view around given how many different interpretation of god and what god wants there are. which is why its universally better to live under secular logic based laws rather than religious law.
@@Alrokako No I didn't like that he tricked her for him to absorb her. But unless somehow the writers could find a way to have Amara absorb Chuck's essence/grace. Cause, then the balance is still there
Yeah, its pretty easy to bind things to i believe. Which basically says god was lazy. Did a lil research, and basically silicon or other alternative biochemistries are unlikely because they dont create the same strength, or have the same versatility as carbon-carbon bonds. So yeah, god was lazy.
I always thought that, that statement of his implied he could change the actual structure of all these compounds, go against all the laws of physics and chemistry, because well, he’s “God.” I do remember that he mentioned there was one universe without the color yellow.
Silicon-based life would require chemical reactions to happen, which requires a chemical catalyst such as water for carbon-based life. However, temperatures would be so low for silicon-based chemistry, it would be too slow and weakly reacting if liquid methane (the only known catalyst to exists in large enough abundance for silicon-based life). In short, silicon-based life lacks the temperatures needed for rapid enough chemistry to become self-sustained.
I think the whole omnipotent thing more applies to when he feels like it. If he was aware of every single thought, every action of every single thing throughout the entire universe, then he would never get anything done. It’s made to be more like he’s tuning into a tv show, seeing everything from an external view at any time he wants, but that doesn’t mean he always has every channel going through his head. Plus, when someone is as powerful as the actual God, you can count on them getting cocky and full of themselves.
@@moviehermit5631 Your points are completely invalid. He is beyond space and time for God’s sake. Consider more carefully what God and his boundless attributes of omnipresence/omnipotence/omniscience mean, because you are assigning limited mortal human characteristics and functioning to them.
@@zay395 I’m not saying his abilities are restricted, I’m saying that he can decide whether or not he’s seeing absolutely everything all the time depending on if he feels like it. After eternity of watching humanity, he’s gotten bored and blocks out certain things that don’t entertain him. His need to witness a story (mainly a story that he wrote without taking away free will) was his flaw brought on by boredom. He underestimates the Winchesters, and he doesn’t like this Sam and Dean because they have kept defying his story. Which means wouldn’t pay too much attention to the details. He said so himself that he got bored of watching them stumble for a solution as the only living things left in existence, so it makes sense that he wouldn’t bother paying attention to the details, especially when it was no longer his story they were living (both from defiance and Chuck “cancelling” everything). Think of it like in _Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2._ Ego could be aware of everything that would happen on his planet, but he chooses not to because he doesn’t care. Especially when he isn’t at risk unless they get to his core. That doesn’t mean he is unable to be aware of whatever happens on his planet
@@moviehermit5631 You are still attributing human characteristics to God though. God is complete and whole so He doesn’t require or need anything for fulfilment. Desire for fulfilment(i.e boredom) means lack of something which then implies an inherently limited nature. Whatever the case, God is indestructible and cannot die because life and death/cause and effect only happens in space and time. He cannot limit Himself, he can only *seem* to do it. Since you mentioned marvel comics, the Beyonder is a great and closest example.
I dont get it, he created the worlds and everything. What does he mean by reset? Destroying all the worlds and creating new ones wouldn't be... Well, resetting everything?
@@cainanfletcher7452 yeah, so my point is... What does he need Amara for? He could just go and create something new after destroying this last world and he would be effectively resetting
@@joseignacioreallozano348 He can make a new world after he destroys this one but reality will still follow the same rules. Right now reality is lego sure he can destroy it and then he has millions of pieces he can use to remake it in trillions of ways but he is still using lego. With Amara's help he can change the very fundamental aspects of the universe.
i love miss amara she just perfect love her war dopes . they both are cool. too bad hes with rowena /ruth. i respect both of them happy that he is happy, to me he isnt he seem frustrated i see him all the time in my room because he is the real god in shows and real life, im glad i am born in his world. i respect dennis farina from the show lucifer because it caused controversy between racial decimation and false believe on what the actual the believe who and who.
I haven't watched any of Supernatural past season 5 (and the Scooby-Doo episode). What was it that made Chuck/God want to destroy everything? Chuck was a pretty good guy within the first 5 seasons, and the way I understand it, he continued to be a good guy up until the last season. Was there some corrupting force that made him this way or is it just how the writers decided to take his character?
I thought at first Chuck was good. he created the earth, humans, animals, angels etc. But over time he began to become disappointed in his creations because they never learn their lessons. They always hurt each other, don't want to grow, and don't want to improve their creations. so he left in the hope of seeing his creation improve themselves but nothing changed. they continued to harm each other and wage wars in his name. so he first changed and used humanity as a source of distraction and then finished with them. he himself said that he was disappointed by his creations.
Yeah I will never know why people, god, celestial entities, angels, death or anything argues with each other. So in a sense, Opinion is above all of them. Coz opinion starts wars, creates life and destroy worlds
If chuck was smart he should of left that world alone because since he ended every other world he also ended all the other God books from death library and if he survived till the last world that means this world was the only book were he dies
@@redcowcat8705 But then if he created humans to be distracted, why is he complaining about the ugliness of humans and saying they destroy everything they touch. He shouldn't like that sort of thing because he just wants to be entertained.
Amara is way out of character, she destroyed thousands of lives to get his attention the first time she appeared. Now, all of the sudden she's all lovey dovy with the Winchesters and the rest of the planet? Whoever wrote this episode forgot to re-watch that season.
No since that season she explored Earth and realized it wasn't so bad. She was just mad at Chuck and this season proved that God was a fuck face the whole time.
She was furious, She had been caged for millions of years, by her own brother. Are you surprised she would be angry? and who is all of these thousands of people she killed? i didnt see her kill that many.
@@generalee93 don't you remember the black fog? she would literally infect towns and force them rabid until they killed each other for her. Try to pay attention.
@@thisisderricksilk in a little town, not so many. Ask yourself. What would you have done to if the one you loved caged you and you escape. Don't you want revenge?
The writers made God out to be an idiot. I mean come on he has ALL of creation and the universe to play with. You want a non-carbon based life go create a world somewhere and play. Instead the grand plan is wipe it all out and start over. Pathetic writing.
Does anyone notice their clothing Amara is more bright less dark and Chuck’s is more dark and less bright
That's because the show is trying to portray what everyone else notices that throughout time Amara is more reasonable and patient where as Chuck is kind of evil and megalomaniacal it's basically a symbolic sign that what you thought was evil is actually pretty reasonable and what you thought was the light is actually pretty evil
@@dizzywun1950 im nor happy with the way he gets defeated
@@jarrodedson5441 I can kind of agree that the ending was hella rushed but in the end I love the premise of taking Chuck's power and leaving him as another faceless human to live a human life and suffer the human struggles when he's so used to looking down on everyone from his throne
@@dizzywun1950 yeah that scene when he was beating the crap out of Sam & Dean was edited WAY TOO MUCH. Kinda hard to watch. But yeah rendering him powerless. Was great.
God is talking a lot like Lucifer about humans in this scene!
Lucifer was correct about God
well seems like Lucifer got a lot of his opinions and mannerism from daddy dearest. But you can see the same in Micheal the Serious part of chuck and in Gabriel the funny carefree aspect of him while Raphael kind at least when he was introduced seemed like the otherworldly aspect of Chuck. The point is that seems like the archangels all represent a part of God ,1st a been a reason why Lucifer was his favored son after all maybe he saw the truth about chuck before the others?
Yeah, because the writers screwed it. Season 1-5 are from the Original Writer.
@@Delicashilous thank you! This whole storyline of chick as god etc.. garbage
@@dmcarden Yep, season 5 was good, where he at the end done a realistic "happy end". He was good portayed. With a good feeling. This is just blasphemyous trash.
Look at how happy amara is that chuck had nothing to do with the relationship or whatever it is that's going on between her and dean
Its mean it was Free Will made her and Dean kiss and them helping each other. I hope that in end Amara helps Dean kick God Ass and mabey becomes couple or Just friends.
@@marihillestad5486 I have a feeling the endgame is Dean and Sam replacing Amara and Chuck, respectively, in a new world.
@@fitzsimmons6064 I'm curious which one you would make light and which one dark.
Me personally I would put Sam with Amara's powers because of the whole Lucifer and souless stuff. Dean would be God. Mostly because I REALLY Want all those Angels to be absolutely pissed that the human they all worked to be a vessel for Michael and tortured to get that way is now their boss.
@@rasgrizrevelations4145 I would probably go for Dean as Amara. I mean they already fit the recurring pattern Chuck keeps slipping into his story. They also already have a connection with each other. The angels being passed thing could apply to Sam tho, as the Vessel of Lucifer being the next God would ruffle some feathers.
@@fitzsimmons6064 pun intended?
Who knew. Between God and The Darkness it was Amara who was the "good" guy.
It's easy to dupe people when there's nothing consistent in the writing.
Brian MacLeod True, but I feel like they’re gunna follow through though with their yin yang theme where there’s good in bad and bad in good so maybe it’s not just all shitty writing and there’s gunna be some resolution in the finale or something idk
Not surprising, that's how supernatural is. God and angels are assholes but poor Lucifer and demons are just misunderstood.
@@gmfb521 That's not how it is at all
If anything, Supernatural strongly implies that Power corrupts
When did they show demons as sympathetic ?
Except maybe Crowley
Even that was after he was almost cured
And lucifer might be funny, but they never implied he was good
Like at all
@@Phoenix-King-ozai nah to me its implied that God/Angels are dicks because why would they let bad things happen. That makes ot easier to blame them. Whereas they see Lucifer/Demons as bad but dont hold them to any standard because theyre bad oh well. I mean they befriended more demons/witches/monsters than they did angels or even God.
I'm disappointed that Dean and Amara didn't get together as I ship those two.
I really don’t ship them but as friends I’d enjoy.
I just hated how they threw her under the bus and decided we’re just gonna get rid of her by being one with Jack.
Now I know how people felt with Yu-Gi-Oh Arc-V’s ending.
I would have wanted for Jack and Amara to separate and go exploring together. Getting to know each other as a family.
Also at least Dean apologize. He owes her that much.
"Love" is just hormone, oxytocin. it's for animals, why should a deity have it? if it's just darkness, literally.
Amara sounded more responsible than Chuck, what a weak God he turned out to be a whing little brat. I loved that Amara turned out to be a hero and Chuck turned out to be the villain
Just as it is in modern society, people portray god as evil and the darkness as good, things that were formerly good are now bad and vise versa, this show really speaks a lot on how the current state of events are leading towards the downfall of society
@@CLDcLpZ You've got it backwards. It shows the progress humanity slowly makes towards its own realization.
@@Halofreakanoid yeah the corrupt humans are starting to realize they arent corrupt. Smart.
@@crypticcity5529 Yes, because there is no such thing as intrinsic corruption. Corruption is created through action of harm, not through birth.
@@Halofreakanoid that why comunism works real good, because we arent corrupted.
Amara is pretty resonable
Amara is beautiful. Physically and....Metaphysically...??
Definately physically. Jeez😲
@@brettwilson359 indeed
@@brettwilson359 lol
@@Phoenix-King-ozai I know right
Funny how Amara ends up being a lot more benevolent than God.
Honestly the end of season 11 minus Sam getting kidnaped and Marry coming back is the canon ending to me. Chuck and Amara reconciling was a really good scene and would have made a perfect ending. Crowley is also still alive is a plus. The fact they turned God into the bad guy was a cliché choice, but I was happy to see more of him. I'm honestly disappointed we didn't get a single scene with God and all four of his first children the archangels together in the last season or even Michael and Lucifer together talking with him since the show was all about the symbolism and the problems the Winchesters had with one another and their dad at first. But it is what it is now.
Yakno. Chuck's actor did a prety fantastic job. Considering he was tapped for this show, for like.. 5 episodes loong ago in season 5.
Then it snow balled and he played a whole emotional arc
His comments about humans make me smirk. He made them in his image after all. If they fall short of perfection, that says more about him than it does them
Yeah but you have to realize that he created an untold number of alternate realities. I think Chuck created humans to be imperfect because perfect is boring and predictable. If your omniscient, random and chaotic has got to be very entertaining.
@@gmfb521 I read a book where a being that created everything did the same. There was a legend that if he was woken up he’d destroy everything, but he admitted that he’d been awake the entire time and watching for entertainment. One of the main characters even challenges and swore at him that he wouldnt erase reality, because even if he did he’d just get bored eventually and start again. He admitted he had a point and that it wasn’t worth the hassle and waiting for things to become interesting again
If he created it he have the rite to destroy it and start again. This movie or whatever this is, gives human the fairytale ability to stand against the Ultimate being.
@@odaineanthony so parents have the right to kill their children just because they made them? He wants to commit mass genocide here just because while he’s all powerful, he’s not a perfect person, and the mistakes he’s made are just thrown back in his face when his creations don’t want to be his playthings, to suffer for his amusement.
How is it that the Almighty Creator who molded us in his own image and knows all did not have the foresight to understand that creating inperfect beings would not by itself create the perfect results he’s looking for? In many ways it’s a lot like love and loyalty neither of which can be forced, but must come from free will. I suppose we were created as nothing more than an experiment to massage an ego that stands on the ground of uncertainty. I’d also wager that’s the reason he feels so much anger and resentment because he did not receive the outcome he was hoping for.
Many people think Amara hated our world, she did but not anymore, she hated Earth cause she wanted Chuck's attention and wanted to live with him and she got that in S11, she never really hated Earth, I guess that's why she was convincing him not to destroy it
Lucifer was just a few steps ahead in gods thought process. Or without Lucifer he has no longer an outlet to project his self loathing onto.
well, it is highlighted earlier by Lucifer that Pagan gods were petty little things, it makes you wonder if he was just talking about every God being petty. Maybe this is just my philosophy, but I think that God/Chuck split his personality into the Archangels when he created them.
@@tsipherpossibly or it could be that just inherited traits of their father for being around him and being raised by him. Chuck’s fake benevolent persona is Michael’s entire personality, Gabriel likes toying with humans and as the youngest he is like his father but the opposite in the thing they share, writing is everything to chuck where’s what Gabriel does is just games he just playing and unlike chuck who gives no sh/ts about humanity Gabriel does. Lucifer is Chuck favourite because he is the most like chuck, and Raphael is chuck’s wrath and manipulation manifested
Amara has changed a lot as a character. From the desire to destroy everything, including Chuck, she through love and admiration for his beautiful creation came to the words: "Someone needs to defend this world." Coolest character. It's a pity that she was so stupidly leaked in this episode.
Because she was never about destruction. Remember Chuck and Amara are really just two halves of one being. Chuck was the side that wanted to dominate, while Amara was the side that didnt feel like they were important, and shouldnt have anyone or anything below them. So Chuck ripped that part of himself out and created Amara, and then locked her away so that he could create and have lesser beings.
@@cpdf1764 I almost in all agree with you, excluding one moment: she is not his creation. As Amara said in 15x15 they are the Twins. Light and Darkness. Creation and Destruction, the Balance. They came from the Emptiness at the onetime. He couldn't create her. If yo mean about her human vessel it's the Amara Schneider (the young human girl who had been possessed by the Darkness. She is the daughter of Mike Schneider and Janie Schneider). And Chuck didn't create her, in contrast to his human vessel (Chuck Shirley).
2:58 Chuck: “Humans are the Worst, Lame… disgusting.?”
‘Is it just me or did Chuck/God sound just like Lucifer’🥴🤨
-Michael acts like chuck’s (fake) benevolent persona.
-Lucifer take after chuck’s pride and ego.
-Raphael with his holler than thou and my will be done, plus his selflessness side and wrath.
-Gabriel tricker side is a lad back and more childish version of Chuck’s writing/manipulation.
Its funny that destruction or darkness loved the world more than Creation or light
As I said, The Creator in the Wheel of Time is described in the (descriptions) as the Dark One (Satan.)
And the Dark One is described as the Creator.
Amara is a queen 👑❤️
Amara is implying that Chuck can control even her when he "writes"
It's weird because it was implied she was stronger than him (or they are at least equal) but he seems to have more strings to pull.
I'm going to be honest, if this show ended after the 5th season, it probably would not be as legendary as it is, but I feel the more seasons they put out, the more nerfed God got.
Propably when Amara was realeased, she thought Chuck wrote Dean to be something special for her, because Dean gave up the mark and released her. And Amara just came to this conclusion withouth further thinking since she propably had lot in her mind after the break out.
Amara likely thought that God wrote Dean in a way to attract her; not that he was controlling her. THough mind you. they both can infact manipulate each other. Just not control.
Honestly I stopped at 5 because that was a good enough ending for me. I was tired and could see just how unending it was gonna be when it had like 9 more seasons
@@bearbones7913 because technically it was supposed to end at 5 but they kept going and had another great chance to end qt 11 and didnt and ruined it a by quite a lot in the last 4 seasons
That's kind of the problem with having God as a major character in the series. When he was an absent father, the writers didn't have to worry about the fact that someone with infinite knowledge and absolute power could resolve any plot instantly. Now that Chuck is a main character, they're stuck trying to come up with reasons why he can't quickly get rid of all of his enemies, why he can't see what the Winchesters are planning, why he allows them to continue to plot against him, etc. Season 5 writers didn't have this problem since Chuck wasn't the main antagonist.
if Dean and Amara's romance wasn't something which Chuck wrote,I think that's the sign of them becoming each other's endgame
you know i think Chuck is right on his own part , i mean it is HIS creation . Its like the sims game with story progression enabled . If one save file doesn't turnout right you delete it and create another . That's what the humans are to Chuck , Sims which he created with story progression enabled . If we care less about the sims we create and delete them than we shouldn't judge Chuck , after all he did MADE it all so he can delete it.
I view him ( actually , if our real world really was made by some demiurge, than it's too) as some artistic person, with too large ego. I enjoining in creation, he obeys to his desires and ideas to create. But, when his project needs to be regulated, he gets tired. He doesn't want to take any responsibility. It's even shows in his "parenting": he made archangels cause it would be cool and useful, but after they played their part, he lost interest. Chuck can only create, but not rule/regulate/nurture/care
@@blue-9017 i don't agree . i would prefer to look at the season 11 Chuck because the season 15 Chuck is like a forced ending . In season 11 he tells Dean that he was full hands on but we as humans just didn't want to learn so he let ''his baby find its own way''.
Plus he was in favor of free will , he could've just snapped his fingers to fix the evil within humans but he was more about the natural order .
the season 15 version seems too pushed .
@@akbarlakhani6624 yes but sims arn't sentient or capable of any real suffering while humans are
@@MohammedAli-hl4mr you bring human logic in front of a celestial matter.
@@akbarlakhani6624 well you say that but "god works in mysterious ways" is pretty stupid logic to base your world view around given how many different interpretation of god and what god wants there are. which is why its universally better to live under secular logic based laws rather than religious law.
Dad/Chuck: 'Hey sis!'
Chuck and Amara is the brothers fighting the 4th wall - literally
I just love their suits
It would've been a better ending to let Amara replace God sorry... Just speakin facts 🤷🏿
Well she would've had to absorb his essence. But he wasn't gonna do that.
@@devinbrown6650 You mean like how he did her in the end? At least Amara understood humans instead of looking at them as failed experiments like Chuck
@@Alrokako No I didn't like that he tricked her for him to absorb her. But unless somehow the writers could find a way to have Amara absorb Chuck's essence/grace. Cause, then the balance is still there
Supernatural is waaay too misogynistic to allow that storyline to fly. It would've definitely been a better alternative.
Amara super akctress ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Chuck is so handsome...😈😍😙
Chuck acts like a man when there best mate dates their sister
I miss black dress busty Amara lol
Personally speaking, I didn’t like the end of the series at all. Too imaginative.
I find Amara's choice in clothes to quite better than Chuck's anyone else agree
Hi Guys, do you know whats the soundtrack playing in the beginning with guitar?
Emily swallow is such an attractive woman especially when she smiles, if only I'd have been the one that married her 🥰
im no science genius but from what ive read carbon is the easiest to work with so maybe thats why
And silicone life may be a myth becouse it does not work so well as theorised.
Yeah, its pretty easy to bind things to i believe. Which basically says god was lazy.
Did a lil research, and basically silicon or other alternative biochemistries are unlikely because they dont create the same strength, or have the same versatility as carbon-carbon bonds. So yeah, god was lazy.
I always thought that, that statement of his implied he could change the actual structure of all these compounds, go against all the laws of physics and chemistry, because well, he’s “God.”
I do remember that he mentioned there was one universe without the color yellow.
@@ooo8430 he also mentioned a universe that was all ducks man I hope he spared that universe.
Silicon-based life would require chemical reactions to happen, which requires a chemical catalyst such as water for carbon-based life. However, temperatures would be so low for silicon-based chemistry, it would be too slow and weakly reacting if liquid methane (the only known catalyst to exists in large enough abundance for silicon-based life). In short, silicon-based life lacks the temperatures needed for rapid enough chemistry to become self-sustained.
This whole God arc is just terrible writing. The writers really downplay what omnipotent/omnipresence/omniscient means
Yea, how da hell were they able to defeat proper God?
I think the whole omnipotent thing more applies to when he feels like it. If he was aware of every single thought, every action of every single thing throughout the entire universe, then he would never get anything done.
It’s made to be more like he’s tuning into a tv show, seeing everything from an external view at any time he wants, but that doesn’t mean he always has every channel going through his head.
Plus, when someone is as powerful as the actual God, you can count on them getting cocky and full of themselves.
@@moviehermit5631 Your points are completely invalid. He is beyond space and time for God’s sake. Consider more carefully what God and his boundless attributes of omnipresence/omnipotence/omniscience mean, because you are assigning limited mortal human characteristics and functioning to them.
@@zay395 I’m not saying his abilities are restricted, I’m saying that he can decide whether or not he’s seeing absolutely everything all the time depending on if he feels like it. After eternity of watching humanity, he’s gotten bored and blocks out certain things that don’t entertain him. His need to witness a story (mainly a story that he wrote without taking away free will) was his flaw brought on by boredom.
He underestimates the Winchesters, and he doesn’t like this Sam and Dean because they have kept defying his story. Which means wouldn’t pay too much attention to the details. He said so himself that he got bored of watching them stumble for a solution as the only living things left in existence, so it makes sense that he wouldn’t bother paying attention to the details, especially when it was no longer his story they were living (both from defiance and Chuck “cancelling” everything).
Think of it like in _Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2._ Ego could be aware of everything that would happen on his planet, but he chooses not to because he doesn’t care. Especially when he isn’t at risk unless they get to his core. That doesn’t mean he is unable to be aware of whatever happens on his planet
@@moviehermit5631 You are still attributing human characteristics to God though. God is complete and whole so He doesn’t require or need anything for fulfilment. Desire for fulfilment(i.e boredom) means lack of something which then implies an inherently limited nature. Whatever the case, God is indestructible and cannot die because life and death/cause and effect only happens in space and time. He cannot limit Himself, he can only *seem* to do it. Since you mentioned marvel comics, the Beyonder is a great and closest example.
Not even once Chuck says that humans are weak.
I dont get it, he created the worlds and everything. What does he mean by reset? Destroying all the worlds and creating new ones wouldn't be... Well, resetting everything?
Games don't contain the same physics, mechanics, or AI
That's what he did with the flood
@@cainanfletcher7452 yeah, so my point is... What does he need Amara for? He could just go and create something new after destroying this last world and he would be effectively resetting
@@joseignacioreallozano348 He can make a new world after he destroys this one but reality will still follow the same rules. Right now reality is lego sure he can destroy it and then he has millions of pieces he can use to remake it in trillions of ways but he is still using lego. With Amara's help he can change the very fundamental aspects of the universe.
@@jerithil oook, I get it, pretty obvious now that I see it in retrospective hahahaha. Thanks
Weird to say that God lost his way. All because of his obsession with having it all... His way.
It God and all 4 Archangels to lock Amara up. She should be able to lock him up no problem and restore humanity
And now comes the question of all questions, if God has a sister who are their parents. Now come on all you God believers give it a try.
I can't tell if they are on the moon or an hemicycle.
haha Amara finding out her and Dean's "thing" was organic.
Come on sammy
There is no end you been looping
i love miss amara she just perfect love her war dopes . they both are cool. too bad hes with rowena /ruth. i respect both of them happy that he is happy, to me he isnt he seem frustrated i see him all the time in my room because he is the real god in shows and real life, im glad i am born in his world. i respect dennis farina from the show lucifer because it caused controversy between racial decimation and false believe on what the actual the believe who and who.
I haven't watched any of Supernatural past season 5 (and the Scooby-Doo episode).
What was it that made Chuck/God want to destroy everything?
Chuck was a pretty good guy within the first 5 seasons, and the way I understand it, he continued to be a good guy up until the last season.
Was there some corrupting force that made him this way or is it just how the writers decided to take his character?
I thought at first Chuck was good.
he created the earth, humans, animals, angels etc.
But over time he began to become disappointed in his creations because they never learn their lessons. They always hurt each other, don't want to grow, and don't want to improve their creations.
so he left in the hope of seeing his creation improve themselves but nothing changed.
they continued to harm each other and wage wars in his name.
so he first changed and used humanity as a source of distraction and then finished with them.
he himself said that he was disappointed by his creations.
Yeah I will never know why people, god, celestial entities, angels, death or anything argues with each other.
So in a sense, Opinion is above all of them.
Coz opinion starts wars, creates life and destroy worlds
so if Amara and Chuck are equals and opposites, does Amara coming to love and respect life and creation mean Chuck began to hate and disrespect it?
If chuck was smart he should of left that world alone because since he ended every other world he also ended all the other God books from death library and if he survived till the last world that means this world was the only book were he dies
Thought God is omniscience. All knowing, this series nerfed his powers
❤Where is emily :( 😂❤ you know amara
…aranza…
Imagine your wifes brother is god. Would be a good x mas
😂😂😂😂😂
I wonder where the cute girl is today i made her for him to not be alone for how ever long it took to test him
I'm asking why chuck created the Earth ?
For entertainment
@@redcowcat8705 But then if he created humans to be distracted, why is he complaining about the ugliness of humans and saying they destroy everything they touch.
He shouldn't like that sort of thing because he just wants to be entertained.
@@redcowcat8705 yes maybe i think me that chuck became bad with the time in seeing the ugliness of humans.
why does chuck regret having created the earth and humans, why does he say that everything he has done is a failure?
It kind of is, I’d be disappointed too lmao
@@Johnnysmithy24 why he is disapointed ?
Amara is way out of character, she destroyed thousands of lives to get his attention the first time she appeared. Now, all of the sudden she's all lovey dovy with the Winchesters and the rest of the planet? Whoever wrote this episode forgot to re-watch that season.
No since that season she explored Earth and realized it wasn't so bad. She was just mad at Chuck and this season proved that God was a fuck face the whole time.
Lol at you expecting good writing.
She was furious, She had been caged for millions of years, by her own brother. Are you surprised she would be angry? and who is all of these thousands of people she killed? i didnt see her kill that many.
@@generalee93 don't you remember the black fog? she would literally infect towns and force them rabid until they killed each other for her. Try to pay attention.
@@thisisderricksilk in a little town, not so many. Ask yourself. What would you have done to if the one you loved caged you and you escape. Don't you want revenge?
Amara is just one of chuck's creations.
This god arc is a bulljives
Amara suddenly finding love for creation kinda makes no sense. She is the personification of nothingness, why is she defending creation
She came to appreciate it by the end of Season 11 and has been spending all of her time reveling in it since then.
The writers made God out to be an idiot. I mean come on he has ALL of creation and the universe to play with. You want a non-carbon based life go create a world somewhere and play. Instead the grand plan is wipe it all out and start over. Pathetic writing.
This is such terrible writing.
Such a dumb show now