Death

Death is the oldest and most powerful of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, an ancient primordial being of immense power. Death has existed since the dawn of time, and it is unknown if he is older than God or not. He is also known as the Pale Horseman and the Angel of Death. At some point in history, Death was locked in a coffin six hundred feet underground. Millennia later, Death was released to cause a Great Flood to destroy the filthy people who had succumbed to evil. He was then sealed away again. Thousands of years later, Lucifer freed Death once again and subdued him with the Death Chains. Dean frees Death from the Chains, trapping Michael and Lucifer in a cage along with Sam and Adam. Death is considered the father of all reapers, and many have gathered to serve him during the ritual to summon Death. Due to his age, Death demands little respect. He compares Dean to a cocky bacteria and doesn't really care about the events on Earth, but he does provide some assistance to the Winchester brothers, such as freeing Sam's soul from Lucifer's Cage or helping them create a lunar eclipse so Castiel can return all the souls from Purgatory back. Death is also unfazed. Due to his imprisonment with Lucifer, Death was forced to go wherever Lucifer told him to. Death also likes fast food, eating chips and pizza. Unlike his fellow Horsemen, Death is shown to be more calm and philosophical. And he is not the embodiment of evil, he is just doing his job by taking people. Death wears a business suit, with a wooden cane and a silver ring with a square white stone. In addition, Death's pupils seem to dilate and contract depending on his mood. He drives a pale 1959 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible with the license plate "BUH*BAY," which translates to "Goodbye." Death is the boss of all reapers.