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| − | | | + | |monster name= Jefferson Starships |
| − | | | + | |image= [[File:Jefferson_Starship.png|350px]] |
| − | + | |powers and abilities= <br> | |
| − | | | + | * Infectious bite |
| − | |''' | + | * [[Shapeshifting]] |
| − | + | * Superhuman strength | |
| − | + | |vulnerabilities= <br> | |
| − | + | * Decapitation | |
| − | + | * [[Smiting]] | |
| − | | | + | |appearance= Humanoid |
| − | | | + | |episodes= [[6.19 Mommy Dearest]] |
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| − | + | {{Quotation | |
| + | |title= | ||
| + | |text= '''Bobby:''' Well, congrats. You discovered it, you get to name it.<br> | ||
| + | '''Dean:''' Jefferson Starships. Because they're horrible and hard to kill. | ||
| + | |author= [[Bobby]] and [[Dean]] | ||
| + | |source= [[6.19 Mommy Dearest]] | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | ==History== | ||
| + | The Jefferson Starships were the name [[Dean]] gave to the hybrid monsters being created by [[Eve]]. In order to create the perfect monster that can avoid detection, Eve began experimenting on the people of Grants Pass, Oregon through hybridization of various monster traits. | ||
| − | + | ==Characteristics== | |
| − | + | As a hybrid monster, Jefferson Starships took on various traits of [[vampires]], [[shapeshifters]] and [[wraith]]s. | |
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| − | + | ===Powers and abilities=== | |
| + | * Fangs – As with [[vampires]], Jefferson Starships have a row of retractable fangs hidden in their gums. | ||
| + | * Infectious bite – A single bite from a Jefferson Starship would only take seconds to fully turn a human. | ||
| + | * [[Shapeshifting]] – Like [[shapeshifters]], they are capable of taking on the form of anyone they choose. | ||
| + | * Superhuman strength – The strength of a Jefferson Starships far exceeds that of a human. | ||
| + | * [[Wraith]] spike – Starships can produce a wraith spike from their wrists. | ||
| − | + | ===Weaknesses=== | |
| + | * Decapitation – Removal of the head will kill them. | ||
| + | * Heart removal – As shown by Crowley's demons ripping out the hearts of [[Joe and Ryan Silver]] killed the young Starships. | ||
| + | * Retinal flare – Like shapeshifters, a Jefferson Starship can be spotted on film through retinal flares. | ||
| + | * [[Smiting]] – The power of angelic white light is capable of obliterating Jefferson Starships. | ||
| − | ==[[6.19 Mommy Dearest]]== | + | ==Episodes== |
| − | In Grants Pass, Oregon, | + | [[File:DeadEds.jpg|350px|left|thumb|[[Eve]]'s first failed attempt at creating a hybrid monster.]] |
| + | ===[[6.19 Mommy Dearest]]=== | ||
| + | In Grants Pass, Oregon, [[Eve]] is experimenting with creating hybrid monsters. She approaches a sports bar and as she passes [[Ed Bright]] and Marshall Todd, she infects Ed. Inside the bar, she infects a number of people who turn on the rest of the crowd. | ||
| − | When Dean, Sam Bobby and Castiel arrive in town, they find that | + | When [[Dean]], [[Sam]], [[Bobby]] and [[Castiel]] arrive in town, they find that Ed Bright had attended a doctor—Dr. Silver—who had subsequently reported his illness to the Centers for Disease Control. At the surgery Dean and Castiel find Bright's decomposing body. At Bright's home, Dean and Sam find a roomful of dead bodies that all look like Ed Bright—obviously some form of [[shapeshifter]]. One is still alive—Ed's friend Marshall Todd—who tells them about the woman who passed them at the bar. |
| − | At the bar, they find everyone dead. On examination Dean finds they have strange | + | At the bar, they find everyone dead. On examination [[Dean]] finds they have strange attributes—one has [[vampire]] teeth, but the spike of a [[wraith]]. Dean dubs these hybrids Jefferson Starships. It appears some fever had killed them all. |
| − | Castiel, Bobby and Sam are taken hostage by monsters disguised as | + | [[Castiel]], [[Bobby]] and [[Sam]] are taken hostage by monsters disguised as police—Sam detects them as they show retinal flare on video like shapeshifters do—but Dean rescues them. While the Cas and Bobby try and find Eve's location from one of the creatures, Sam and Dean take two orphaned boys—[[Joe and Ryan Silver]]—they find to relatives in nearby town for safety. After Sam and Dean leave, young Ryan attacks and converts Joe, and they kill their uncle. |
| − | On returning they track Eve to a diner, but she captures them. She morphs into [[Mary Winchester]] to | + | On returning they track [[Eve]] to a diner, but she captures them. She morphs into [[Mary Winchester]] to emphasize that what she did was "a mother's love" and explains that her actions in rising from [[Purgatory]], and mobilizing all the supernatural beings is in reaction to [[Crowley]] capturing and torturing "her children." [[File:JS Teeth-Spike.jpg|400px|right|thumb|A Starship with [[vampire]] fangs and the spike of a [[wraith]].]]She speculates that Crowley is after the souls from Purgatory as together they would form a powerful weapon. Her plan is to turn all humans into monsters so that they go to Purgatory rather than [[Hell]]. She reveals she has built the perfect monster, one that will be undetected, and Sam and Dean have just helped release it into the world in the form of young Ryan Silver. |
| − | She asks Sam and Dean to help her find Crowley. They refuse and when she threatens to turn them, Dean taunts her | + | She asks [[Sam]] and [[Dean]] to help her find [[Crowley]]. They refuse and when she threatens to turn them, Dean taunts her until she bites him. Dean then reveals that he ingested some [[phoenix]] ash with a shot of whiskey, and Eve chokes and burns from the inside out before falling to the floor, dead. The Jefferson Starships in the diner attack all at once, but with Eve no longer suppressing [[Castiel]]'s powers he releases a devastating blast of white light that kills all of them at once. |
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| + | Returning to where they had taken [[Joe and Ryan Silver]]; [[Sam]], [[Dean]], [[Bobby]] and [[Castiel]] find the uncle dead, and the boys as well—apparently at the hands of a [[demon]]. | ||
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| + | ==Trivia== | ||
| + | [[File: Jefferson_starship_spitfire_lg.jpg|125px|right|thumb|Jefferson Starship's 1976 Album ''Spitfire'']] | ||
| + | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jefferson_Starship Jefferson Starship] is a rock band formed under the name of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jefferson_Airplane Jefferson Airplane] in the mid-1960s, an incarnation of which is still touring. As Jefferson Starship, they are best known for the song "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxGGckAc1rs We Built This City]", once voted the most [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Built_This_City#Blender_magazine.27s_.2250_Most_Awesomely_Bad_Songs_Ever.22 "awesomely bad" song in rock history]. After the episode aired, "Jefferson Starships" trended on Twitter. | ||
| + | * In supernatural context, these creatures are similar to the concept of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimera_(mythology) Greek Chimaera], who in mythology had the head of a lion, the body of a goat and the tail of a serpent. | ||
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Revision as of 00:17, 16 September 2019
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| Appearance | Humanoid |
| Episode(s) | 6.19 Mommy Dearest |
Bobby: Well, congrats. You discovered it, you get to name it.
Dean: Jefferson Starships. Because they're horrible and hard to kill.– Bobby and Dean, 6.19 Mommy Dearest
History
The Jefferson Starships were the name Dean gave to the hybrid monsters being created by Eve. In order to create the perfect monster that can avoid detection, Eve began experimenting on the people of Grants Pass, Oregon through hybridization of various monster traits.
Characteristics
As a hybrid monster, Jefferson Starships took on various traits of vampires, shapeshifters and wraiths.
Powers and abilities
- Fangs – As with vampires, Jefferson Starships have a row of retractable fangs hidden in their gums.
- Infectious bite – A single bite from a Jefferson Starship would only take seconds to fully turn a human.
- Shapeshifting – Like shapeshifters, they are capable of taking on the form of anyone they choose.
- Superhuman strength – The strength of a Jefferson Starships far exceeds that of a human.
- Wraith spike – Starships can produce a wraith spike from their wrists.
Weaknesses
- Decapitation – Removal of the head will kill them.
- Heart removal – As shown by Crowley's demons ripping out the hearts of Joe and Ryan Silver killed the young Starships.
- Retinal flare – Like shapeshifters, a Jefferson Starship can be spotted on film through retinal flares.
- Smiting – The power of angelic white light is capable of obliterating Jefferson Starships.
Episodes
Eve's first failed attempt at creating a hybrid monster.
6.19 Mommy Dearest
In Grants Pass, Oregon, Eve is experimenting with creating hybrid monsters. She approaches a sports bar and as she passes Ed Bright and Marshall Todd, she infects Ed. Inside the bar, she infects a number of people who turn on the rest of the crowd.
When Dean, Sam, Bobby and Castiel arrive in town, they find that Ed Bright had attended a doctor—Dr. Silver—who had subsequently reported his illness to the Centers for Disease Control. At the surgery Dean and Castiel find Bright's decomposing body. At Bright's home, Dean and Sam find a roomful of dead bodies that all look like Ed Bright—obviously some form of shapeshifter. One is still alive—Ed's friend Marshall Todd—who tells them about the woman who passed them at the bar.
At the bar, they find everyone dead. On examination Dean finds they have strange attributes—one has vampire teeth, but the spike of a wraith. Dean dubs these hybrids Jefferson Starships. It appears some fever had killed them all.
Castiel, Bobby and Sam are taken hostage by monsters disguised as police—Sam detects them as they show retinal flare on video like shapeshifters do—but Dean rescues them. While the Cas and Bobby try and find Eve's location from one of the creatures, Sam and Dean take two orphaned boys—Joe and Ryan Silver—they find to relatives in nearby town for safety. After Sam and Dean leave, young Ryan attacks and converts Joe, and they kill their uncle.
On returning they track Eve to a diner, but she captures them. She morphs into Mary Winchester to emphasize that what she did was "a mother's love" and explains that her actions in rising from Purgatory, and mobilizing all the supernatural beings is in reaction to Crowley capturing and torturing "her children." She speculates that Crowley is after the souls from Purgatory as together they would form a powerful weapon. Her plan is to turn all humans into monsters so that they go to Purgatory rather than Hell. She reveals she has built the perfect monster, one that will be undetected, and Sam and Dean have just helped release it into the world in the form of young Ryan Silver.
She asks Sam and Dean to help her find Crowley. They refuse and when she threatens to turn them, Dean taunts her until she bites him. Dean then reveals that he ingested some phoenix ash with a shot of whiskey, and Eve chokes and burns from the inside out before falling to the floor, dead. The Jefferson Starships in the diner attack all at once, but with Eve no longer suppressing Castiel's powers he releases a devastating blast of white light that kills all of them at once.
Returning to where they had taken Joe and Ryan Silver; Sam, Dean, Bobby and Castiel find the uncle dead, and the boys as well—apparently at the hands of a demon.
Trivia
- Jefferson Starship is a rock band formed under the name of Jefferson Airplane in the mid-1960s, an incarnation of which is still touring. As Jefferson Starship, they are best known for the song "We Built This City", once voted the most "awesomely bad" song in rock history. After the episode aired, "Jefferson Starships" trended on Twitter.
- In supernatural context, these creatures are similar to the concept of the Greek Chimaera, who in mythology had the head of a lion, the body of a goat and the tail of a serpent.
