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==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
| − | Loup-garou are a bipedal | + | Loup-garou are a type of Cajun werewolf which are a bipedal [[monster]], covered in skin and scales similar to alligators with a huge wolf-like head. |
===Powers and abilities=== | ===Powers and abilities=== | ||
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==Episodes== | ==Episodes== | ||
===[[1.01 Pilot (The Winchesters)]]=== | ===[[1.01 Pilot (The Winchesters)]]=== | ||
| − | A loup-garou attacks [[John Winchester (The Winchesters)|John Winchester]] and [[Mary Campbell]] in a New Orleans cemetery as they try to retrieve the [[ | + | A loup-garou attacks [[John Winchester (The Winchesters)|John Winchester]] and [[Mary Campbell]] in a New Orleans cemetery as they try to retrieve the [[Ostium]]. Mary realizes that the [[Men of Letters]] had left the creature as a watchdog and she warns John that [[silver]] can hurt it, but only decapitation can kill it. As John holds the loup-garou off removing a piece of [[silver]] shrapnel from his friend Murphy's cross, and stabbing the creature with it, allowing to Mary return to the surface where [[Carlos Cervantez]] has retrieved a silver blade. Mary drops the blade to John who is able to decapitate and kill the monster. |
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|[[File:Loup-GarouDecapitated.png|thumb|right|350px|The decapitated head of a loup-garou.]] | |[[File:Loup-GarouDecapitated.png|thumb|right|350px|The decapitated head of a loup-garou.]] | ||
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| + | ===[[1.06 Art of Dying]]=== | ||
| + | A stuffed loup-garou can be seen in the back of [[Anton]]'s taxidermy shop. | ||
==Loup-Garou in Lore== | ==Loup-Garou in Lore== | ||
| + | In Louisiana, Cajun people believe the [https://mythologian.net/loup-garou-rougarou-cajun-legend/ Loup-garou] is a type of werewolf that lives in the swamps and forests. The creature's origins [https://paranorms.com/loup-garou-the-cajun-werewolf/ can be traced to] medieval French werewolf stories. | ||
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| + | ===Loup-garou or Rugaru?=== | ||
| + | In lore, loup-garou and rougarou (or rugaru) are often used interchangeably the same type of werewolf with French origins. However, in the ''Supernatural'' universe the [[rugaru]] is a distinct type of creature, and is the result of a genetic mutation that, when expressed, causes the affected human to experience a murderous, cannibalistic hunger. They remain human in appearance. It is not known how the loup-garou originates. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:21, 5 February 2023
 
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| Loup-Garou | |
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| Powers and Abilities | Super strength |
| Vulnerabilities | Silver |
| Appearance | Bipedal canine |
| Episode(s) | 1.01 Pilot (The Winchesters) |
History
A loup-garou was placed in a New Orleans cemetery to act as a watchdog by the Men of Letters.
Characteristics
Loup-garou are a type of Cajun werewolf which are a bipedal monster, covered in skin and scales similar to alligators with a huge wolf-like head.
Powers and abilities
- Super strength – A loup-garou can easily overpower a human.
Weaknesses
- Decapitation – The only method known to kill a loup-garou.
- Fire – A loup-garou recoiled in the presence of fire.
- Silver – Can cause harm to a loup-garou.
Episodes
1.01 Pilot (The Winchesters)
A loup-garou attacks John Winchester and Mary Campbell in a New Orleans cemetery as they try to retrieve the Ostium. Mary realizes that the Men of Letters had left the creature as a watchdog and she warns John that silver can hurt it, but only decapitation can kill it. As John holds the loup-garou off removing a piece of silver shrapnel from his friend Murphy's cross, and stabbing the creature with it, allowing to Mary return to the surface where Carlos Cervantez has retrieved a silver blade. Mary drops the blade to John who is able to decapitate and kill the monster.
1.06 Art of Dying
A stuffed loup-garou can be seen in the back of Anton's taxidermy shop.
Loup-Garou in Lore
In Louisiana, Cajun people believe the Loup-garou is a type of werewolf that lives in the swamps and forests. The creature's origins can be traced to medieval French werewolf stories.
Loup-garou or Rugaru?
In lore, loup-garou and rougarou (or rugaru) are often used interchangeably the same type of werewolf with French origins. However, in the Supernatural universe the rugaru is a distinct type of creature, and is the result of a genetic mutation that, when expressed, causes the affected human to experience a murderous, cannibalistic hunger. They remain human in appearance. It is not known how the loup-garou originates.
