Supernatural

Sam Winchester was born on May 2, 1983, to John and Mary Winchester. Sam is the second child in the family, four years younger than his brother Dean and seven years older than Adam. He is named after his maternal grandfather, Samuel Campbell. Dean is the only one allowed to call him "Sammy." Crowley, on the other hand, calls him "moose" (probably due to his hairstyle, large frame, and lack of a corresponding sense of humor). He is interested in living a "normal" life. Sam was very young when his mother was murdered, so he remembers little of that time in his life and, consequently, is less interested in hunting demons. After the death of his beloved, Sam has not sought out new acquaintances, putting work first. Sam is deeply concerned about his psychic abilities and what his future may hold. He fears he might fall to the "evil side" and therefore strives to help as many people as he can to change his fate. Unlike his brother, Sam has a strong respect for the law and protests any illegal action. Sam dislikes lying and feels uneasy when forced to do so, even in the name of saving a life. Faced with the challenge of exterminating "evil spirits," he has green-blue eyes and hair a shade close to chestnut. In the early seasons, he had fairly short hair and wide bangs, but later grew it longer and sported sideburns.

Dean Winchester is one of the world's most powerful hunters of the undead, a member of the Winchester and Campbell families. Dean Winchester was born on January 24, 1979, to John and Mary Winchester. He was named after his maternal grandmother, Diane Campbell. The first child in the family, Dean is four years older than his full brother, Sam, and 11 years older than his half-brother, Adam. Dean loves his family, his car, and classic rock music above all else. From an early age, Dean and Sam learned from their father how to track and exterminate supernatural creatures. Unlike his brother, Dean doesn't resent his father for raising them as hunters, believing that after the brutal death of their mother, he couldn't have raised them any other way. Dean prefers hunting to living a "normal" life. Thanks to his father, Dean acquired the qualities necessary for a true fighter against "evil spirits": he is an accurate marksman, skilled in the use of weapons, and knows almost everything about the supernatural creatures he must fight. Dean is distinguished by his sense of humor, which does not abandon him even in the most desperate situations. Dean often tries to hide his true feelings behind irony. While Sam always talks about his feelings and what worries him, Dean prefers to keep everything to himself. Dean has green eyes, short dark blond hair, and barely noticeable freckles. He is strongly built and stands 185 cm tall—shorter than his brother Sam (194 cm) and his father. He often wears T-shirts and shirts in layers. For a long time, he wore his father's old leather jacket. Sometimes he wears suits when posing as a secret service agent. He wears an amulet around his neck, a silver ring on the ring finger of his right hand, and a watch.

In the finale, Crowley and Castiel die trying to kill Lucifer, and Mary and Lucifer are caught in the rift between worlds created by the birth of the Nephilim Jack. Dean and Sam, having lost almost all of their allies, are faced with a new responsibility for Jack. Sam is willing to give the boy a chance, while Dean believes him to be evil and wants to kill him. Jack is hunted by the fourth prince of hell, Asmodeus. Dean battles Michael for control of his own body, with varying success, and eventually gains the upper hand. The brothers seek to restore Jack's former powers, without which the Nephilim faces imminent decline.

Dean becomes a demon and escapes with Crowley. Sam tries to save Dean, eventually succeeding thanks to the blood purification. Castiel's condition worsens as his borrowed grace burns out, forcing him to accept Crowley's help. The brothers go hunting, and their only option is to remove Dean's mark, but it's no easy task. They later find a way—a spell from the Book of the Damned, found by Charlie. With Metatron's help, Castiel finds the lost grace, but Metatron, through his cunning, escapes with the demonic tablet. At the end of the season, the brothers manage to remove the Mark of Cain, but the consequences prove too great... After Cain's mark is broken, a new evil—the Darkness—emerges on Earth. Desperate, Sam sends a prayer to God, and soon begins to experience strange visions, which he believes are divine. Castiel learns shocking information about the Darkness: Metatron reveals that the Darkness is God's sister. Furthermore, Dean feels a connection to Amara, who reciprocates the feelings for the former bearer of the Mark: this means Dean won't be able to kill her, and Sam must do it. Sam continues to have visions. He sees Lucifer's cage, and all the signs point to returning there. Later, the Darkness expels Lucifer from Castiel's body and severely wounds God. It begins to devour the sun, but Amara soon reconciles with her brother, and they disappear to restore balance between the Darkness and the Light. It all ends with Dean emerging from the forest, where he is greeted by their mother. After God and the Darkness depart, Dean meets Mary Winchester, resurrected by Amara. After a mother-son explanation, they head to the Guardians' bunker. Castiel, exiled by Antonia Bevell, lands several dozen kilometers from the bunker and hurries back. Dean and Mary discover Sam's blood in the bunker. The youngest Winchester is brutally tortured by the British Guardians. Mary leaves her sons to recover without reminders of her lost past.

After the ordeal, Sam falls into a coma. Dean does everything he can to help his brother, but when it becomes clear all is in vain, he is forced to send a prayer to all the angels. An angel responds, introducing himself as Ezekiel. Under the pretext that Sam is too weak and healing is only possible from within, the angel inhabits the body of the afflicted man, and Dean, as per the terms of the deal, keeps Ezekiel's presence a secret from his brother. Meanwhile, Castiel, stripped of his grace, falls to earth. A short time later, he regains his angelic form, using the grace of another messenger of heaven. Sam improves significantly, but it later becomes clear that it is not Ezekiel who is within Sam, but the fallen angel Gadreel, who, in the distant past, allowed Lucifer into Heaven. As punishment, he was imprisoned in heaven since the beginning of time, and in hopes of atoning for his actions, he joins Metatron. Dean collaborates with Crowley, and their goal is to kill Abaddon (a knight of hell). Crowley discovers that killing a Knight of Hell is only possible with the First Blade. They find Cain (the Knight of Hell who wields the First Blade and was formerly Lucifer's right-hand man), who passes on his mark to Dean, explaining that without the mark, the blade is useless. Having found the blade, Dean kills Abaddon, after which, due to the mark's influence, he develops an uncontrollable urge to kill. Castiel leads an army of angels in the heavenly war against Metatron. His group later joins Metatron, while Gadreel defects to the Winchesters and Castiel. Castiel and Gadreel infiltrate Heaven but are captured. Gadreel sacrifices himself to free Castiel from his heavenly prison. Meanwhile, Dean engages Metatron, but is killed. Castiel then breaks the tablet and, with the help of other angels, soon captures Metatron. Sam calls Crowley to save Dean. Crowley arrives immediately at Dean's body and tells him the mark won't let go of its bearer. Dean opens his eyes and becomes a demon...

Some of the most sinister creatures—the Leviathans—have escaped from Purgatory. Old tricks and weapons are no use in the fight against them. Sam and Dean will suffer many losses. Castiel damaged Sam's barrier, and he began to be terrorized by memories of Hell and Lucifer. Leviathans begin to swarm the world, possessing politicians, including Dick Roman, the head of Richard Roman Enterprises. Thanks to new ally Frank Deveraux, the Winchesters learn that Roman has purchased an empty field in Wisconsin, while a Leviathan reveals that they are not here to kill. After an attack, Bobby is killed by Dick and, becoming a ghost, helps the brothers fight the new antagonist. They ultimately succeed in killing Dick, but after doing so, Dean and Castiel disappear. Crowley appears, claiming that killing Dick was part of his plan. Dean and Castiel find themselves in purgatory, where every soul is a monster. A year has passed since their imprisonment in purgatory. Dean returns to Earth, bringing the vampire Benny with him. During this time, Sam's life has changed. Remembering their brotherly agreement (not to search for each other in the event of the death of a brother), he gives up hunting and tries to live a normal life. But Dean finds him, and they begin searching for Kevin Tren (a prophet). He tells the brothers that Crowley has found a tablet containing a spell capable of forever closing the gates of hell, trapping the demons within. Crowley kidnaps the prophet, and Metatron (an angel hiding from heaven), a scribe of the word of God, helps free him. Castiel, for unknown reasons, returns from purgatory and continues to help the Winchesters. Later, it becomes clear that Naomi (a high-ranking angel with immense power) is responsible for his rescue. Meanwhile, Metatron convinces Castiel to close the gates of Heaven in order to restore order in the heavens. Castiel agrees and passes the tests. Later, it becomes clear that Metatron is lying, and Castiel is stripped of his grace. The season ends with the fall of a thousand angels.

The final seal is broken, Lucifer is free and preparing to bring about the end of the world. He is actively aided in this by the Horsemen of the Apocalypse (War, Famine, Pestilence, and Death). Archangel Michael is hostile to his brother, but they cannot fight without vessels, which are the Winchester brothers (Dean for Michael, Sam for Lucifer). The brothers discover that the Horsemen's rings offer a chance to reopen the devil's cage and imprison Lucifer, but will they be able to do so? A year has passed since the Winchesters prevented the apocalypse. Sam has leaped into the cage containing Lucifer. Dean keeps his word to his brother and tries to live a normal life with Lisa and her son. Suddenly, he is attacked by djinn seeking revenge for their father's death. Dean is poisoned, but is saved from death by a suddenly resurrected Sam. Dean learns that Sam and his grandfather were mysteriously resurrected a year ago and have been hunting undead ever since. Gradually, Dean begins to notice odd behavior in Sam. With Castiel's help, he discovers that Sam is missing his soul—it is still locked in the cage with Lucifer and Michael. The brothers encounter a new monster—Eve (the mother of all undead). Eve intends to create new creatures to exterminate the human race in revenge for the suffering inflicted on her children by Crowley (the king of hell). Castiel teams up with him, and their goal is to open Purgatory in order to gain the unlimited power of the souls languishing there. The rebel angel decides to make a deal in hopes of defeating the archangel Raphael and finally ending the civil war in heaven. Sam later manages to regain his soul with the help of Death. Death returns the soul by erecting a barrier blocking the memories of hell. The season ends with the death of Raphael and the emergence of a new enemy…

On November 2, 1983, when Sam Winchester was still an infant and his older brother, Dean, was only 4 years old, their mother, Mary Winchester, was killed by something supernatural. Years later, Sam became estranged from his brother and father (John Winchester), pursuing his own life while they hunted for the creature that killed Mary. Their father went on another hunt alone but never returned. Now, Dean and Sam must team up to find him. The Winchester brothers continue their hunt for the demon that killed their mother. They are assisted by other hunters: Ellen Harvelle, Jo Harvelle, and Ash. Together with their father, they managed to obtain a weapon capable of killing Azazel (the yellow-eyed demon) – a Colt. However, after a serious accident, Dean falls into a coma and nearly dies, so his father makes a deal, giving up the gun and his soul in exchange for his recovery. After John's death, the brothers learn that Azazel intends to open the gates of hell and release all the demons within using the Colt. Hundreds of demons have escaped after the gates of hell were briefly open, and a grave threat looms over the world. Meanwhile, Dean is trying to solve his own problem: he made a deal with a crossroads demon for Sam's life in exchange for his soul, but instead of the prescribed 10 years, he was given only one. After talking with Ruby (a demoness who has repeatedly helped the brothers), Dean learns that Lilith holds the contract for his soul. Dean Winchester unexpectedly returns from hell. After finding Bobby Singer and Sam, Dean begins searching for the being who resurrected him. The brothers go to a fortune teller—an old acquaintance of Bobby's—who discovers that Castiel (an angel) rescued Dean. At the same time, Lilith breaks the 66 seals so that Lucifer will rise from hell and cause the apocalypse.

Brothers Sam and Dean Winchester travel across the United States in a black 1967 Chevrolet Impala, investigating paranormal phenomena, many of which are based on American urban legends and folklore, and battling evil creatures such as demons and ghosts.