#spn brainrot

[mothstiel]

[winchester-co]

Dean being rude about Sam's hair really meaning that he loves it is no longer fanon to me. It's gold star canon in my head. That man is barely managing the urge to run his fingers through it 24/7.

[cndarts]

zzz

[adeliadrawstuff]

I've been on a drawing grind lately, I got my funk back!!

I wanted a messy but clean look with this one :P

+print's, stickers, and shirts here

Sam’s Version

Dean’s Version

[saveahorsebethecowboy]

👀

[ananke-xiii]

the way Castiel is THEE character of all time, seriously, he entered the narrative to solve a very practical narrative issue, he was a means to an end to be dispatched once the goal was achieved, but he carved his space into the story and we literally saw him struggling with themes like personhood, hubris, identity, faith, love...He broke the fourth wall in s6e20, he enacted "a tragedy from the human perspective"... We see him exploring his possibilities as a character so much so he textually became the "spanner in the works". He is the character without an author and how can you know him and not love him? I mean, if we want to go really meta his conflicting emotions with being "useful" are so on point, because he was indeed created with one purpose, ie save dean winchester, so becoming something other than that in the narrative itself is per se becoming more than its initial function... I don't know, I'm yapping but it's just that I'd love to be able to write a chracter like this, it drives me insane.

[ladylightning]

you don't understand supernatural is 6 different shows that have nothing to do with the showrunner eras. s1-3 is a cult classic tv show nobody watched when it was on air that is now revered as an american gothic-western family drama that ended too soon. s4-5 is a critically acclaimed american gods inspired limited series that won two emmys. s6-8 is a weird spin-off of the vampire diaries that's considered a camp masterpiece by a niche group of weirdos online for its simultaneously gay AND homophobic subtext. s9 is a terrible cw show that's ripping off so many things at once and no one watched it. s10-11 is the passion project of a famous screenwriter and it's later revealed that the concept started as s4-5 fanfiction, but it's still pretty good so everybody lets it slide. s12-14 is the reboot of the s6-8 vampire diaries spin-off because the weirdos campaigned for a reunion but it didn't live up to hype, but the gay subtext stuff was pretty good anyways. s15? there wasn't a s15 sorry you must be thinking of a different show.

[awitchwithocd]

I have been on a spree my entire teenage and adult life to consume entertainment in the form of series, tv, movies, international reality shows, books etc..

I stumbled upon Supernatural and my brain was like, enough, we are stopping here, we like this so much and we don't want to move on..

It's been a year since I finished binge watching and unable to pick up anything new..

[seraph-starman]

bring back sweater vest sam‼️

[supernatural-sophia]

first attempt of an edit

idk how those edit girlies do it

[blessedbeyougirl]

spn fandom........ i come before you today, humbled and humiliated,

[winchester-co]

Big fan of when he tucks his hair behind his ears. One of the underrated Sam Looks.

[mishaesque]

[adeliadrawstuff]

"I'm the one who gripped you tight and raised you from perdition"

[saveahorsebethecowboy]

⟢dean and sexy doctors

(changing channels-5x08// prophet and loss-14x12)

[ananke-xiii]

Mary's "angels are watching over you" is a great line that makes full use of dramatic irony. We, the audience, know that having angels "watching over" you is NOT a good thing. So from our perspective "watching over" takes the meaning of "keeping under survellaince" and it's not pretty: it reminds us that angels are soldiers, they have a plan and a war to win. However, Mary doesn't know that when she says it, for her "watching over" means "protecting, taking care" and it's associated with the image of angels as guardians and protectors. What's even better is the fact tha later in the series, the show will strongly associate the "watching over" part with Castiel. And honestly? It works SO well 'cause the dramatic irony still works. Cas still doesn't incarnate the preconcevied notion of "guardian angel" and, at the same time, he stil sees himself as a solider. He shapes his own way of caring and protecting in a military fashion rather than a family-oriented one. It's not a "I'm here for you", more like "I'll go to battle so you won't have to". And this basically sums up the BIG issue he has in his relationship with Dean but that's for another story. Anyway, I'm just so fascinated with some lines in this show, I'll take the good ones when I can, lol!