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|powers and abilities= Superior <br>* Invulnerability* Superhuman strength, cannibalistic urges.|vulnerabilities= Staking in their coffin, beheading or obliteration of the head, headshot.<br>* Headshot* [[Silver]]

* '''Zombie ([[Necromancy]])''' – A person who has been reanimated through the use of [[black magic]] and (in one instance raised by the demon [[Samhain]]). Upon reanimation, their personalities will remain intact for a time, before becoming increasingly aggressive and attacking those they feel have wronged them in life. The longer these types of zombies exist they are required to consume human flesh in order to maintain their bodies. They are near invulnerable, only affected by [[silver]], and the only way to permanently stop them is by staking them with silver inside their grave beds. When the Plum sisters attempted to raise their dead mother through the ''[[Black Grimoire]]'', the [[spell]] was not performed properly, causing their reanimated mother to be a mindless zombie and "magic proof." Mother Plum, unlike other zombies raised through magic, was able to be put down via a bullet to the head.

::'''See Episodes:''' [[2.04 Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things]], [[4.07 It's the Great Pumpkin, Sam Winchester]], [[13.12 Various & Sundry Villains]], and [[14.06 Optimism]]

::'''See Episode:''' [[5.15 Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid]]

::'''See Episodes:''' [[2.09 Croatoan]], [[5.04 The End]], [[5.20 The Devil You Know]], and [[5.21 Two Minutes to Midnight]]

* '''Mottled Wretches''' – The people who had an adverse reaction to the [[Leviathan]] food additive. The food additive was an attempt by the Leviathans to make the human population fat and compliant, however there was 0.03% margin of hyperadrenalized cannibalism which transformed them into monstrous cannibals. The term ''Mottled Wretches'' "mottled wretches" was used in the script but not on screen.

::'''See Episode:''' [[7.09 How to Win Friends and Influence Monsters]]

* '''Nazi Necromancers''' – Members of the [[Thule Society]] used necromancy to remain youthful and alive for decades. Members of the Thule are capable of being killed via traditional methods, however their bodies must be burned within twelve hours of their deaths otherwise they will reanimate. Unlike typical zombies raised through necromancy, the reanimated Thule show no weakness to silver or a need for human flesh , and they retain their personalities without devolving into unchecked aggression.

::'''See EpisodeEpisodes:''' [[8.13 Everybody Hates Hitler]] and [[11.14 The Vessel]]

* '''The Damned''' – When [[Chuck Shurley]] / [[God]] declares "The End", he He opens up a doorway to [[Hell]] in a cemetery, unleashing the [[souls]] of the damned into the world(aka "[[Hell Ghosts]]"). Many of these souls burrowed under the ground, taking possession of the buried corpses and began exploding from the earth upon possession. It Because they are possessed by ghosts, iron is unclear at present how these zombies will behave or be killedan effective weapon against them, and contact with [[iron]] can jettison them from the corpses. [[Smiting]] and [[angel blades]] are also effective in casting out the spirits.

::'''See Episode:''' [[14.20 Moriah]] and [[15.01 Back and to the Future]]

* [[Spells]] – [[Rowena]] implies that certain types of magic are capable of stopping zombies. The demon [[Belphegor]] performs a spell using cemetery dirt and angel blood to blast all the [[Hell Ghosts]] out of their possessed corpses.

After [[Befehlsleiter Gumprecht]] is stabbed in the neck and killed by [[Delphine Seydoux]], he reappears on a German destroyer having crippled the ''[[USS Bluefin]]'' , demanding the [[Hand of God]]. When Delphine shows disbeilf disbelief that he is still alive he tells her he is a "friend of the Thule," and if she wanted him to stay dead, she should have burned his body.

<br clear ===[[15.01 Back and to the Future]]===The Winchesters and Castiel fight off the zombie horde using [[iron]] fence posts, Castiel's [[angel blade]], and briefly Castiel's [[smiting]]. Eventually, they are forced to retreat into a nearby mausoleum, where they attempt to come up with a way out. Castiel suggests that as the zombies are actually the [[Hell Ghosts]] possessing the nearest bodies they found, salting and burning their bones might work, but the Winchesters dismiss this plan as impossible, due to the sheer number of ghosts. When Dean suggests Castiel smiting their way out, he also shoots that down as impossible, for the same reason. Breaking through a nearby wall, the three attempt to escape through the sewers, only to find a zombie coming out of the pipes that is slain by Castiel dropping a heavy slab on its head. As the three debate what to do, the [[demon]] [[Belphegor]] possesses [[Jack]]'s corpse and offers his help. Using graveyard dirt and angel blood, Belphegor casts a spell that blasts all the souls out of the bodies "allfor now," leaving the bodies lifeless. Sam later finds no signs of "a world-wide zombie apocalypse" in the news. Dean comments that its apparently only a "ghostpocalypse">that is happening in that area.