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Fate

## Description

Fate is the most mysterious bounty hunter of the Mercenary Guild. She is lethal, stealthy and cunning. Her advanced cloaking technology hides her from her enemies.

She can deploy powerful explosive devices that will not only wipe out all enemies but also leave a toxic cloud or stun the lucky few that survived the blast.

Since she is well connected with the black market she can upgrade herself and enhance her vision and attack damage.

Fate is an army by herself... if an army could become invisible.

## Strategy

 **DEMOLITION EXPERT**: Places a powerful explosive and detonates it remotely. Smile for the birdie!
 **BLACK MARKET ACCESS**: Fate uses her Mercs Gold Card to acquire unusual training and items that increase her attack range.

Fate has three basic attacks: The first is a long-ranged attack that has a fairly long windup time, similar to a Sniper. This is used whenever she is relatively far away from her target.

The second is a shorter-ranged, fast attack which deals damage in an area. This attack is similar to an automatic assault rifle, and excels at crowd control. Although this attack deals less damage than her long range attack, it is good for wiping out hordes of weak enemies.

Her third attack is only active in her cloaked state. Other attacks are disabled. It combines the slow lock-on of the first attack with the short range of the second; making Fate a less-than ideal attacker while cloaked. However, her first cloaked ability "Deadshot" makes up for these drawbacks significantly, as it provides a reliable and efficient way to mop up strong enemies.

## Quotes

- Need something done?

- At your service ... *(cheeky voice)* For a price!

- Let's do something fun!

- All together now!

- Come with me if you wanna live!

- Watch and learn, soldiers!

- Let's cut to the chase!

- Yes, boss?!

- Hmm, sure.

- Scouting.

- Count on it!

- As you say.

- That's easy.

- No problem.

- Cloaking on!

- Nuke's been deployed!

- Not today!

- Hey, need somthin' done ?

- \*sigh\* I need a vacation.

- Time is money commander.

- Heyy, are you doing the mission without me ?!

## Trivia

* Fate's quote "Come with me if you wanna live" is a reference to the T-101 terminator. The reprogrammed terminator says this line in the movie "Terminator 2: Judgement Day".
* When Fate is used on "From Beyond The Stars", Nexus hints that she is a Raad and not a human.
Stephen Carpenter

**Stephen Carpenter** is an American writer and director on NBC's Grimm.

## Biography

Carpenter was born in Weatherford, Texas. He is a writer/director/cinematographer who graduated from the University of California's Los Angeles School of Theater, Film, and Television. He has written the screenplays for such movies as Ocean's 11, The Man, and Blue Streak. He wrote and directed the movie Soul Survivor. His books include "Killer" and "Killer in the Hills."

## Trivia

* Graduated from Winnetonka High School, Kansas City MO, in 1975.
Blightmother

A huge, aerial breeder, that tosses unhatched eggs to the ground, creating long-lasting pools of corrosive goo.

With this grotesque matriarch, it's not surprising that Fells have anger issues.

   **Special: 1.** Toxic Miasma: Area 25 / DMG 50 / Duration 7 seconds.

2. Special against Aerial, Area 25 / 200 DMG / Duration 5.6 seconds.

3. Spawns 3 fellwings on death

## Strategy

* Boasting a high amount of health, Blightmothers are somewhat difficult to dispatch. Shellstorms will deal 5x damage to aerial enemies, which means they are capable of taking care of Blightmothers reliably.
* Brawlers, Guardians, Flamewalkers are mostly useless against Blightmothers, although a Brawler's drones can deal small amounts of chip damage.
* Captain Taggins is able to fully kill one Blightmother with his Uranium Ammo ability.
* Diplomats should not be kept near Blightmothers, as they will only momentarily stun them and fall quickly to their acid pools.
* Snipers are decent options when kept behind other units or far away. With their tech "Lethal Weapons" they have a chance to instant kill these large monstrosities, or deal solid damage.
Season 2

**Season 2** is the second season of NBC's *Grimm*. It was announced on March 16, 2012. Production began on May 30, 2012

Season 2 premiered on August 13, 2012 with "Bad Teeth", and ended with "Goodnight, Sweet Grimm" on May 21, 2013.

The DVD/Blu-ray set was released on September 17, 2013.

## Cast

### Starring

* David Giuntoli as Nick Burkhardt
* Russell Hornsby as Hank Griffin
* Bitsie Tulloch as Juliette Silverton
* Silas Weir Mitchell as Monroe
* Sasha Roiz as Sean Renard
* Reggie Lee as Drew Wu
* Bree Turner as Rosalee Calvert
* Claire Coffee as Adalind Schade

### Guest Starring

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Grimm-Season-2/18624
2. ↑ http://www.tvline.com/2012/03/grimm-season-2-renewed/
3. ↑ http://www.nbcumv.com/mediavillage/networks/nbcentertainment/pressreleases?pr=contents/press-releases/2012/05/25/productionforse1337992684486.xml
Void Prowler

Void Prowler is the first boss in Iron Marines Invasion. It can be found in level 13, "**Haunter of the dark**".

## Description

*One of the deadliest creatures native to the Void. The Void Prowler is capable of launching a caustic secretion that slows and damages anything that walks over it. When not attacking from far away, it gets close to its victim and stabs it with its tail, killing its target instantly. Its power over the Void allows it to enter a state of temporal stasis, in which the Prowler will regenerate its body, though it cannot do this indefinitely. If you are facing a Void Prowler, be sure to take all necessary precautions.*

## Strategy

* Melee attacks will instantly kill any unit or vehicle.
* Teleports to one of the marked points.
Executioner

Executioner is an enemy in Iron Marines Invasion. They are part of the **Crimson Vulture** faction.

## Description

*Once part of the Federation forces, these stolen Sentinels are piloted by Crimson Vultures. Their long-range cannons are not as effective as their Federation counterpart but can still sweep through a tight group of units.*

## Strategy

Attacks deal damage to all enemies in an area.
Lonelyhearts

**"Lonelyhearts"** is the fourth episode of Season 1 of NBC's *Grimm*. It was written by Alan DiFiore & Dan E. Fesman and directed by Michael Waxman. It is the fourth episode of the series overall, and premiered on November 18, 2011.

## Synopsis

Nick (David Giuntoli) is called to a suspected arson case, which exposes a longstanding family feud that brings Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) face-to-face with characters from his troubled past. While Monroe wrestles with restraining his wild side, it's up to Nick to keep everything from going up in flames. Russell Hornsby, Bitsie Tulloch, Sasha Roiz and Reggie Lee also star.

## Cast

* Russell Hornsby as Hank Griffin
* Bitsie Tulloch as Juliette Silverton
* Silas Weir Mitchell as Monroe
* Sasha Roiz as Sean Renard
* Reggie Lee as Drew Wu

Guest Starring* Patrick Fischler as Billy Capra
* Sharon Sachs as Harper
* Henri Lubatti as Reaper
* Bevin Kaye as Faith Collins
* Casey McFeron as Roy Collins
* Haley Talbot as Lisa
* Josh Mead as Young Man
* Quyona Anderson as Young Woman
* Kate Mentesana as Woman in Cage
* Cecily Crow as Female Paramedic

## Trivia

### Production Notes

* The basis for this episode and the opening quote come from "Bluebeard."
* The name of the goat-like Wesen man is 'Billy Capra', "Capra" is the name for the taxonomy group that contains all species of goats; Billy is a term used to describe male goats.
* Monroe drives a yellow VW Beetle in this episode. The main character of 'Once Upon a Time' Emma Swan famously drives a yellow VW Beetle. Both 'Grimm' and 'Once Upon a Time' are based on fairytales.

## References

1. ↑ http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2011/11/21/friday-final-tv-ratings-csiny-dateline-nbc-adjusted-up/111366/
2. ↑ http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20111027nbc17/
Gargoyle

**Gargoyle** is an unit in Iron Marines Invasion. They are part of the **Fellhood** squad.

## Description

*Large armored flying Fell unit. What it lacks in speed and mobility it gains in effectiveness.*

*Its biological weapon is designed to leave corrosive areas turning the battlefield into a high risk zone to enemies.*

## Strategy

Attacks by creating corrosive pools on the ground that damage enemies.
Melissa Wincroft

**Melissa Wincroft** was a character on NBC's *Grimm*. She débuts, with her only appearance, in the third episode of the first season. She is portrayed by guest star Nana Visitor.

## History

### Mellischwuler

She was a member of a family that had owned and operated a paper company. She was also the Mellischwuler (queen bee) of a hive of Mellifers that resided in the attics of her family home. The hive targeted Serena Dunbrook, Camilla Gotleib, and Adalind Schade, who were lawyers working for the firm involved in the legal action that forced the paper company into bankruptcy. The hive killed Dunbrook and Gotleib, but while it was attacking Schade, Nick Burkhardt killed Wincroft, who whispered a warning to Nick with her last breath, "He's coming for you. Beware, it's close." Once she was dead, all the bees flying around in the equipment room in the basement of a hotel appeared to die as well.
Red Dragon

**Red Dragon** is a premium hero in Iron Marines Invasion. Starfighter interceptor with a highly powerful mid-range arsenal equipper with laser weaponry and rockets. He can also send his Techbot to the battlefield as a melee fighter.

## Description

*After the strange disappearance of Blue Dragon, he is the last survivor of the legendary squadron of interceptor ships. One of the most reckless, fierce and skilled pilots in the galaxy, Red Dragon can single-handedly turn the tide of war...or start a new one, depending on the day.*

## Strategy

 **TECHBOT:** Deploys T-5 in Combat mode to the battlefield at the expense of not launching missiles.
 **SATURATION BOMBING:** Launches an intense orbital missile attack to a selected area.
Hornet

Hornet is an enemy in Iron Marines Invasion. They are part of the **Crimson Vulture** faction.

## Description

*Apocritas that betrayed the Federation and joined the Crimson Vultures with their long range rocket launchers. They assist the Vultures by eliminating any threat in the sky or behind obstacles, using their training against us.*

## Strategy

Extra damage against aerial enemies.

Attacks over barriers and obstacles.
Hap Lasser

**Hap Lasser** was a character on NBC's *Grimm*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the sixth episode of the first season. He is portrayed by guest star Brad William Henke.

## History

### Death

His home was destroyed in an explosion, which he managed to avoid being killed in when he went to retrieve a shake weight he accidentally sent flying out the window. This happened a month after another explosion destroyed the home of his brother, Rolf, while Rolf was inside. After Hap was taken in for questioning by Nick, Monroe responded to a call made earlier and came to pick him up, promising to keep him safe in his (Monroe's) house. Things started off well until Hap's sister, Angelina, arrived to also protect Hap. That very night, Angelina's feelings caused her to push Monroe into leaving Hap in the house alone, while the two had some fun in the woods all night. A regrettable decision it was, as the next morning, Peter Orson came to the house in the guise of a delivery man and shot Hap, killing him.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "The Three Bad Wolves", *Grimm*, NBC
Minigun Tower

Powerful defensive platform that can turn the tide of a battle.

fires a frightening hail of high caliber rounds that can hold back legions of enemies.

Minigun towers are the cheapest towers in the game, as well as the most durable. Their output damage is not high but in later stages of the game they become very useful for their ability to tank damage and bomb enemies on destruction.

## Upgrades

The minigun towers have 2 upgrades (not counting the ones from the shop). Both of them provide an advantage over your enemy.

### Overhaul

"Activates a mechanic drone to make fast repairs to the tower"

It summons a small drone that will heal your tower. (The drone does not provide major healing however).

Cost: 30, 60, 90 etherwatts

### Vulcan Barrage

"Fires a storm of bullets slowing down enemies and dealing 50% extra damage."

The firing effects become red and a small red circle appears around the enemy it is attacking.

Cost: 40, 80, 120 etherwatts
Claire Coffee

**Claire Elizabeth Coffee** is an American actress who portrays Adalind Schade on NBC's *Grimm*.

## Biography

Coffee was born in San Francisco, California, and has a degree in Theatre from Northwestern University. She grew up in Monterey, California, and attended the Santa Catalina School for girls, starring in plays and musicals. She had a recurring role on The West Wing as Cassie Tatum in 2003. Between 2007 and 2009, Coffee played nurse Nadine Crowell on General Hospital. Most recently, she played attorney Janie Ross on the TNT series Franklin & Bash and can currently be seen on the NBC series Grimm as the Hexenbiest Adalind Schade.

Coffee married musician Chris Thile on December 23, 2013, at Blackberry Farm, Walland, Tennessee. On January 21, 2015, People magazine revealed that Coffee and Thile are expecting their first child, a boy, in May. On May 19, 2015, Coffee announced via Instagram that she had given birth to son Calvin Eugene Thile. Coffee currently lives with her son and husband in Portland, OR where the show Grimm is filmed.

## Trivia

* On December 23, 2013, she married her boyfriend of 2 years Chris Thile at Blackberry Farm, Walland, Tennessee.
* Gave birth to her 1st child at age 35, a son named Calvin Eugene Thile on May 11, 2015 in \*Portland, Oregon. Calvin's middle name Eugene is in honor of Coffee's late grandfather. Child's father is her husband, Chris Thile.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117940830.html?categoryid=1236&cs=1
2. ↑ http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20770473,00.html
3. ↑ http://celebritybabies.people.com/2015/01/21/claire-coffee-pregnant-expecting-first-child-boy/
4. ↑ https://instagram.com/p/2uEPlHGyN8/
5. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/ClaireCoffeePro/videos/845536118882218/
Kelly Burkhardt

**Kelly Burkhardt** was a character on NBC's *Grimm*. She débuts in the twenty-second episode of the first season. She is portrayed by guest star Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio.

## History

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Drew Wu

"*Oscar worthy performance De Niro.*"
—Drew Wu[src]

Sargent **Drew Wu** is a character on NBC's *Grimm*. He débuts in the first episode of the first season. He is portrayed by starring cast member Reggie Lee.

## History

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Marie Kessler

"*Have you been seeing strange things? Things that you can't explain? [Nick stays quiet] Oh, I knew it. This is all happening so much faster than I thought it would. When it happened to me, it knocked me on my ass. I couldn't move for a week.*"
—Marie Kessler to Nick Burkhardt[src]

**Marie Kessler** was a character on NBC's *Grimm*. She débuts in the first episode of the first season. She is portrayed by guest star Kate Burton and co-star Katharine Leonard.

## History

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### Early Life

A long time ago, Marie arrived at the Burkhardt family home in an SUV towing the trailer. She and Kelly spoke briefly about what must be done, and Marie left with young Nick. Neither Kelly nor Marie told Nick anything about the purpose of his leaving.

### Making Contact

After many years without much contact, she arrived at the home Nick shared with Juliette Silverton without warning, driving a sport utility vehicle registered in Montana towing a trailer that Nick never knew she owned. She told Nick they needed to talk. Marie told Nick that he was one of the last Grimms, descended from the Brothers Grimm. She said, "I know you love Juliette, but you have to end it and never see her again. It's just too dangerous." Shortly thereafter, she was attacked by Hulda, wielding a scythe; Nick killed Hulda. Marie then gave Nick an object attached to a chain from around her neck. At the hospital, Adalind Schade attempted to kill Marie by injecting her with a drug, but Nick intervened.

Marie helped Nick on a case involving Jägerbar. While Nick was busy with this case, Captain Renard again instructed Adalind to try to kill Marie before she could share the information that would set Nick against Renard's group. This time, he told Adalind to hire human assassins. Nick had Monroe guard Marie as he could not do so while he was busy with the case. Monroe arrived at the hospital and reluctantly guarded Marie. While Marie and Monroe had a terse conversation about Blutbaden and Grimms, Monroe saw a man stalking Marie's room. He followed the man to the basement and was ambushed by a second assassin. Turning to his Blutbad form, Monroe badly injured the two thugs, pulling off one's arm, so he had to leave the hospital to avoid detection. He called Nick to let him know that he dispatched two assassins but that he could not be sure he got them all. Just as Monroe left, a man dressed as a priest entered Marie's room and attacked her, but she fought back. Nick arrived in time to see Marie kill the fake priest with the knife she always carried, but her body gave out from the stress, and she died in Nick's arms. Her last words were telling Nick to trust in his instincts and nothing else.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Bears Will Be Bears", *Grimm*, NBC
2. ↑ "Synchronicity", *Grimm*, NBC
3. ↑ "Pilot", *Grimm*, NBC
Bears Will Be Bears

"*She looked in the window, and then peeped through the keyhole; seeing nobody in the house, she lifted the latch...*"
—*Goldilocks and the Three Bears*

**"Bears Will Be Bears"** is the second episode of Season 1 of NBC's *Grimm*. It was written by David Greenwalt & Jim Kouf and directed by Norberto Barba. It is the second episode of the series overall, and premiered on November 4, 2011.

## Synopsis

A case of breaking and entering introduces Nick (David Giuntoli) and Hank (Russell Hornsby) to a mysterious family whose cultural background blurs the line of right and wrong. Meanwhile, Nick tasks Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) with safeguarding Aunt Marie (guest star Kate Burton). Bitsie Tulloch, Sasha Roiz and Reggie Lee also star.

## Cast

* Russell Hornsby as Hank Griffin
* Bitsie Tulloch as Juliette Silverton
* Silas Weir Mitchell as Monroe
* Sasha Roiz as Sean Renard
* Reggie Lee as Drew Wu

Guest Starring* Currie Graham as Frank Rabe
* Amy Gumenick as Gilda Darner
* Claire Coffee as Adalind Schade
* Parker Bagley as Barry Rabe
* Ayanna Berkshire as Rose
* Alexander Mendeluk as Rocky
* Kate Burton as Marie Kessler
* Robbie Clark as Jason Colbert
* Ethan Atkinson as T.B. Colbert
* Eric Schniewind as Doctor
* Rick Cashin as Officer
* Jake Street as Thug
* Keith Cox as Thug 1
* JJ Morris as Thug 2
* Matt Baker as Priest

## Trivia

### Production Notes

* This episode begins the morning after "Pilot" ended.
* The basis for this episode and the opening quote come from "The Story of the Three Bears."

### Goofs

* When Nick visits his Aunt Marie in the hospital, she tells him about the Reapers. When he leaves, he meets Hank in the parking garage at the car. When they get in and start talking the camera changes to Hank. You can see a crew member in the reflection of the car window. He is wearing sunglasses and turns his head so you can see his ear for about 5 seconds.

## References

1. ↑ http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2011/11/07/friday-final-tv-ratings-chuck-supernatural-adjusted-up/109822/
2. ↑ http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20111014nbc22/
The Three Bad Wolves

"'*Little pig, little pig, let me come in,' said the wolf to the pig. 'Not by the hair of my chinny chin chin,' said the pig to the wolf.*"
—The Three Bad Wolves

**"The Three Bad Wolves"** is the sixth episode of Season 1 of NBC's *Grimm*. It was written by Naren Shankar & Sarah Goldfinger and directed by Clark Mathis. It is the sixth episode of the series overall, and premiered on December 9, 2011.

## Synopsis

Nick (David Giuntoli) is called to a suspected arson case, which exposes a longstanding family feud that brings Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) face-to-face with characters from his troubled past. While Monroe wrestles with restraining his wild side, it's up to Nick to keep everything from going up in flames. Russell Hornsby, Bitsie Tulloch, Sasha Roiz and Reggie Lee also star.

## Cast

* Russell Hornsby as Hank Griffin
* Bitsie Tulloch as Juliette Silverton
* Silas Weir Mitchell as Monroe
* Sasha Roiz as Sean Renard
* Reggie Lee as Drew Wu
* Jaime Ray Newman as Angelina Lasser
* Daniel Roebuck as Peter Orson

Co-Starring* Jack Sneed as Officer
* Matt Dotson as Officer 2

## Trivia

### Production Notes

* The opening quote, "Little pig, little pig, let me come in,' said the wolf to the pig. 'Not by the hair of my chinny chin chin,' said the pig to the wolf." is from the story "The Three Little Pigs"; which also forms the basis for the episode.
* Monroe has his first on screen kiss.
* Angelina, a Blutbad, mentions being with someone named Adam Hauptman. Adam Hauptman is the name of an alpha werewolf from the Mercedes Thompson series written by Patricia Briggs.
* It's stated that Monroe went to grad school at Brown University.
* The piggy arson investigator is Paul Orson, a nod to the Latin taxonomic term "porcine," meaning pig.
* Hap Lasser tells Nick and Hank that his brother lived in a trailer. Hap's own Home is a wooden dome. Finally, Hap stays with Monroe in Monroe's brick house. This fits with the story of the three little pigs which live in homes of straw, wood and brick - if one likens the trailer with a frail kind of home like a straw house.

## References

1. ↑ http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2011/12/12/friday-final-tv-ratings-grimm-chuck-hold-dateline-adjusted-up/113474/
2. ↑ http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20111123nbc03/
Kitsune

A **Kitsune** is a type of Wesen featured on NBC's *Grimm*. They first appear in the seventeenth episode of the fifth season.

## History

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## Known Kitsune

* Jin Akagi
* Madoka Akagi
* Kuma Akagi
Beeware

**"Beeware"** is the third episode of Season 1 of NBC's *Grimm*. It was written by Cameron Litvack & Thania St. John and directed by Darnell Martin. It is the third episode of the series overall, and premiered on November 11, 2011.

## Synopsis

The station is abuzz as Nick (David Giuntoli) and Hank (Russell Hornsby) are called to a case where an innocent flash mob results in a gruesome homicide. As Nick delves further into the investigation, he learns more about his unique family history, and finds himself at odds when he and Hank are assigned to protect a dark character from his recent past. Bitsie Tulloch, Silas Weir Mitchell, Sasha Roiz and Reggie Lee also star.

## Cast

* Russell Hornsby as Hank Griffin
* Bitsie Tulloch as Juliette Silverton
* Silas Weir Mitchell as Monroe
* Sasha Roiz as Sean Renard
* Reggie Lee as Drew Wu

Guest Starring* Nana Visitor as Melissa Wincroft
* Claire Coffee as Adalind Schade
* Sharon Sachs as Harper
* Michelle Danilson as Passenger 2
* Claire Doody as Passenger 4
* Austin Hillebrecht as Passenger 5
* Marzell Sampson as Passenger 6
* Mike Prosser as Elliot Spinella
* Richard Morris as Doug Shellow
* Heath Lourwood as Doorman
* Mary Ann Jarou as Serena Dunbrook
* Linn Bjornland as Camilla Gotleib
* Stephen Lange as John Coleman

## Trivia

### Production Notes

* The basis for this episode and the opening quote come from "The Queen Bee."
* Doug is wearing a shirt that has black and yellow lines on gray and white-ish base. His cell phone has a black-and-yellow shell. The queen is dressed all in black and yellow. All references to the colors of bees.

### Goofs

* Juliette tells Hank and Nick that a scout bee will return to the hive and signal others to follow, bringing the others with it back to the source of food. In fact, scouts are capable of giving "directions" well enough that the scout bee need never return to the food source for the other bees to find it.
* Just prior to pulling into the light rail station the train travels across the frame, left to right. At this point, the train is yellow. The next shot is of the train stopping at the station, and it is all red.

## References

1. ↑ http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2011/11/14/friday-final-tv-ratings-grimm-adjusted-up-extreme-makeover-home-edition-adjusted-down/110488/
2. ↑ http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20111021nbc17/
Baron Samedi

**Baron Samedi** is a character on NBC's *Grimm*. He débuts in the twenty-first episode of the second season. He is portrayed by guest star Reg E. Cathey.

## History

### Taking over Portland

He was first observed by Nick in the crowd at the crime scene where Wu and Franco were attacked while investigating a disturbance in a house. He had apparently spat on both Richard Mulpus and Lilly O'Hara. He was later seen in the hospital, taking Lilly away from the ICU. On a solitary road, Baron Samedi had called someone to fix his car. He stated that he "cannot bring her back to life, she just died." The repairman took a look inside and simply turned the key to start the engine. The Baron then woged into his Cracher-Mortel form and spat on the repairman. Later on, he entered a bus, looked around at the passengers, and proceeded to spit on them, making all of the passengers members of his zombie army. He kept his victims in a storage container, where he would come with a new batch of zombies and place them in the container, telling them that their time would come soon. In the hotel room of Eric Renard, the Baron entered and bowed, welcoming the prince to Portland.

Baron Samedi and Eric Renard were having dinner together at Eric's hotel room. Over the meal, Eric asked about the Baron's progress. Baron Samedi replied by saying that everything would be ready the following night. Eric approved and then told Baron Samedi that he was interested in his abilities and that he would like to watch him do what he does. The Baron obliged, and Eric summoned one of his bodyguards, whom the Baron proceeded to spit on after he woged. The bodyguard collapsed, and Eric was impressed. The Baron laughed, and then he and Eric turned their backs on the motionless lackey and returned to their dinner. Later that evening, the Baron was leading a voodoo-style ritual involving several of his victims, including Al and Lilly O'Hara. Upon completion of the ritual, the Baron led the participants out of the container yard and released them onto the streets of Portland. The next evening, once Nick, Juliette, Monroe, and Rosalee were in the yard, the Baron unleashed more of his victims. When Nick told the others to leave while he provided a diversion, the Baron made his presence known to Nick, and the two fought. The fight ended with the Baron spitting in Nick's face and Nick falling unconscious. The Baron then put Nick in a coffin and waited for Eric to arrive.

### Death

Baron Samedi delivered Nick Burkhardt to a private aircraft. He was interrupted by two police officers and spat at both, immobilizing them. While the aircraft was in flight, Nick awoke and broke out of the coffin. The Baron spat in Nick's face and turned away, thinking Nick was incapacitated once again. To the Baron's shock, Nick had become immune to the spit and attacked him. The fight eventually spilled into the cabin. Consequently, the pilots lost control of the airplane, causing it to crash, killing the Baron.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "The Ungrateful Dead", *Grimm*, NBC
2. ↑ "The Walking Dead", *Grimm*, NBC
3. ↑ "Goodnight, Sweet Grimm", *Grimm*, NBC
Cracher-Mortel

"*Okay, let's give it a try. All right, so there's a Wesen called a Cracher-Mortel, and apparently he can spit something in your face that can paralyse you to the point where you appear dead but you're not. And when you wake up a little bit later, you are a little crazed and very violent. You want to destroying everything that you can see. Apparently, this has something to do with a voodoo ritual...*"
—Nick Burkhardt[src]

A **Cracher-Mortel** is a type of Wesen featured on NBC's *Grimm*. They first appear in the twenty-first episode of the second season.

## History

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## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Tetrodotoxin**: Cracher-Mortel have the ability to spit tetrodotoxin (TTX) from their mouth, which almost instantly seeps into their victim's skin and shuts down the neurosignals of nerves and heart cells and causes suspended animation. In this state, the victim's breathing and heartbeat are essentially undetectable without special equipment, he or she becomes paralyzed, and the victim is usually pronounced dead and buried alive. Atropine and scopolamine toxins reanimate the victim in a permanently zombified state. In this state, the victim is in a trance and will perform whatever task is asked of them by the Cracher-Mortel. Zombification has been a tradition of Vodun bokurs of Yoruba for several centuries. The state that a Cracher-Mortel victim enters after being touched by the green spit is similar to Lazarus syndrome. This entire process or condition is known as *Dämmerzustand*. There are four distinct stages that the victim goes through, and it's only in the fourth and last stage that they are curable. When in the final stage, they are consumed by rage and aggression and basically lash out at anyone and anything they see. In this stage, they possess a considerably higher pain resilience, as one was able to jump out of a second story window, land onto a car, and try to run away, while another shrugged off two punches from Nick, who had to smash him head first into a brick wall to knock him out. The process of becoming a zombie is excruciatingly painful, and one victim described it as feeling like their "skull was imploding." The spit has a different effect on Grimms, as the rage stage comes earlier and the Grimm is left disoriented and confused. Once the rage stage begins, the Cracher-Mortel can no longer control the Grimm like they can with normal people. Once a Grimm awakens in their zombified state, they are immune to a second dosage of Cracher-Mortel spit; it simply absorbs into their skin without a trace.
* **Enhanced Physical Abilities**: The Cracher-Mortel also possess enhanced physical abilities and are incredibly durable; they also do not tire easily. Cracher-Mortel are strong enough to match blows with a Grimm and fast enough to outrun one for a reasonable while. They are able to do all of this even in their human form.

## References

1. ↑ "The Ungrateful Dead", *Grimm*, NBC
2. ↑ "The Walking Dead", *Grimm*, NBC
3. ↑ "Goodnight, Sweet Grimm", *Grimm*, NBC
Reaper (Character)

*This article focuses on the character. For the organisation, see **Reapers**.*

**Reaper** is a character on NBC's *Grimm*. He débuts in the fourth episode of the first season. He is portrayed by guest star Henri Lubatti.

## History

### Hunting

Reaper came to the police station looking for the detective who shot Hulda to death in order to seek revenge. His only lead was an article published by a newspaper with the title "Off Duty Detective Shoots Attacker" by Phil Fooke. The article did not reveal the detective's name but indicated the neighborhood was surprised by the rare incident of violence, that the detective's aunt suffered from fatal wounds as well as cancer, and that the Portland Police Bureau was unable to determine the connection between the detective and Hulda. The reaper indicated to a friend over the phone in French that he would call again once the job was finished. At the precinct, Wu denied him information about the case, and he left the office, obliviously walking past Nick Burkhardt, whose trail he was following. Renard went to the Reaper's hotel room, and when the Reaper returned, Renard told him to stay out of the city and to leave the detective alone. When the Reaper objected and asked Renard why he was protecting a Grimm, Renard sliced off his ear, telling him to listen better the next time he gave an order.

Sal Butrell called the reapers to have them kill Nick. The Reaper was worried about Renard finding out about him returning, but his partner said he would be expecting one reaper, not two. When they arrived in Portland, they contacted Sal and ambushed him, knocking him unconscious. They interrogated him and eventually found out where Nick was. They then followed him to the Lodge. They ambushed him, but Nick was able to fight back. The Reaper accidentally cut off his partner's head during the fight, angering him and causing him to woge. Nick reached for his crossbow and shot him in the neck, killing him. Nick then called Monroe and told him he needed to send a message to the reapers. Monroe replied, "Two heads are better than one." He then grabbed the Reaper's scythe and cut off his head. The heads were delivered to Germany with a note saying, "Next time send your best."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Leave It to Beavers", *Grimm*, NBC
2. ↑ "Lonelyhearts", *Grimm*, NBC
Let Your Hair Down

"*The enchantress was so hard-hearted that she banished the poor girl to a wilderness where she had to live in a miserable, wretched state.*"
—Rapunzel

**"Let Your Hair Down"** is the seventh episode of Season 1 of NBC's *Grimm*. It was written by Sarah Goldfinger & Naren Shankar and directed by Holly Dale. It is the seventh episode of the series overall, and premiered on December 16, 2011.

## Synopsis

A mysterious homicide deep in the woods leads to Nick (David Giuntoli) and Hank (Russell Hornsby) reopening a long-aborted missing persons case. When Nick suspects this abducted person might be a feral creature, he asks Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) to help remind this wild child of her human nature. Bitsie Tulloch, Sasha Roiz and Reggie Lee also star.

## Cast

* Russell Hornsby as Hank Griffin
* Bitsie Tulloch as Juliette Silverton
* Silas Weir Mitchell as Monroe
* Sasha Roiz as Sean Renard
* Reggie Lee as Drew Wu

Guest Starring* Claudia Christian as Mrs. Clark
* Ted Rooney as James Addison
* Mary Jon Nelson as Holly Clark
* Anna Lieberman as Lauren
* Mike Dunay as Dustin
* Drew Barrios as Delmar Blake
* Robert McKeehen as DEA Agent Langford
* Damon Kupper as Forest Service Ranger
* Matthew DiBiasio as Micah Blake
* Shawn Law as Roland Blake
* Shawn Telford as Roscoe
* Victor Morris as Irv

## Trivia

### Production Notes

* Opens with the quote, "The enchantress was so hard-hearted that she banished the poor girl to a wilderness where she had to live in a miserable, wretched state", from "Rapunzel". The fairytale also serves as a basis for the episode.

### Goofs

* Monroe claims that burdock root has properties much like aspirin (i.e.: painkiller, reduces fevers), and that it tastes like an old tennis shoe. But while burdock really is a diuretic, it does not act as a painkiller, and the flavor is good enough for it to be a popular vegetable in some countries. Monroe also made it sound as though burdock was hard to find, when it's actually an invasive in most of the US.

## References

1. ↑ http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2012/01/17/friday-final-tv-ratings-supernatural-adjusted-up/116577/
2. ↑ http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20111123nbc33/
Rose

"*She's in a deep coma. There was a sudden spike in the EKG this morning, but I don't have anything definitive to tell you yet.*"
—Dr. Rose to Nick Burkhardt[src]

Dr. **Rose** is a character on NBC's *Grimm*. She débuts in the first episode of the first season. She is portrayed by guest star Ayanna Berkshire.

## History

### Medical Doctor

Dr. Rose was in charge of Marie's care at the hospital. She told Nick Burkhardt that Marie was conscious and later informed him that he would have to leave for the night. She showed genuine concern for her patients beyond her legal obligations.

After Nick came to visit Marie at the hopsital, Rose informed Nick that Marie was stable.

## References

1. ↑ "Pilot", *Grimm*, NBC
2. ↑ "Bears Will Be Bears", *Grimm*, NBC
Postman

"*You are home. What do you say we hang this up?*"
—The Postman to Robin Howell[src]

The **Postman** was a character on NBC's *Grimm*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the first episode of the first season. He is portrayed by guest star Tim Bagley.

## History

### Feeding Time

During a jog through the woods, he killed and devoured Sylvie Oster, taking advantage of when she was momentarily distracted by a Hummel figurine she found near the jogging path that had been put there purposely by the Postman. Later while he was delivering mail, Robin Howell, who was wearing a brightly colored red hoodie, walked past him on her way home from school. He stopped what he was doing and abducted her, taking her to his cabin in the woods to kill and eat later. He took her to a hidden area of the cabin via a trap door and took her out of a bag, placing her on a bed. She told him that she just wanted to go home, but he told her that she was home and then took off her red sweatshirt, hanging it up in a closet where there were at least four other red sweatshirts, revealing that he was a serial killer. The Postman was traced to his cabin by Nick Burkhardt with the assistance of Monroe, who could pick up his Blutbad scent. Monroe left due to his concerns over not knowing whether or not he'd be on Nick's side once he got too close to the Postman, and Nick called Hank Griffin for backup. Just before they knocked on his door, the Postman could detect their presence. He pretended to be cooperative with the detectives, but he was clearly on alert, as evidenced by his eyes momentarily turning red when Hank entered the kitchen just as he was checking on his pot pie. He told Hank that he worked for the government as a postman, and then told Nick that he was on his route earlier that day during the same time that Robin went missing. Nick told him that a pair of boots led them to him, and the Postman told them to look anywhere they wanted to. Having not found anything, they went to leave as the Postman hummed a song by his fireplace. When he asked them if they needed anything else, Hank said no, and he and Nick left. However, just after exiting the cabin, Hank realized the song that the Postman was humming was the one Sylvie was listening to on her iPod when she was killed, confirming him to be the culprit. The Postman watched them from inside his cabin and then shut off the lights after he saw them stop and start to talk outside. Hank and Nick returned to the house, kicking in the front door, but the Postman turned into his Blutbad form and attacked Hank in a dark room. He then attempted to flee, but Hank shot and killed him before he could get too far from the cabin. Nick demanded to know where Robin was, but the Postman could only muster, "Grimm," before he died. Nick managed to find the trap door in the floor, however, leading to the basement where Robin was being kept.
Hank Griffin

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Detective **Hank Griffin** is a character on NBC's *Grimm*. He débuts in the first episode of the first season. He is portrayed by starring cast member Russell Hornsby.

## History

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Theresa Rubel

**Theresa Rubel**, better known as **Trubel**, is a character on NBC's *Grimm*. She débuts in the nineteenth episode of the third season. She is portrayed by guest star Jacqueline Toboni.

## History

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Geon Carrier

Geon Carrier is an enemy in Iron Marines Invasion. They are part of the **Raads** faction.

## Description

*Carriers controlled by Geon Executor that are able to shoot powerful attacks against aerial vehicles. Also, they use gravity to attract and deal damage to all ground enemies.*

## Strategy

Extra dmg against aerial enemies.

Ejects pilot when destroyed.
Season 5

**Season 5** is the fifth episode of NBC's *Grimm*. It was announced on February 5, 2015. Filming began on July 7, 2015.

Season 5 premiered on October 30, 2015 with "The Grimm Identity", and ended with "The Beginning of the End: Part 1" immediately followed by "The Beginning of the End: Part 2" on May 20, 2016.

## Cast

### Starring

* David Giuntoli as Nick Burkhardt
* Russell Hornsby as Hank Griffin
* Silas Weir Mitchell as Monroe
* Bitsie Tulloch as Juliette Silverton/Eve
* Reggie Lee as Drew Wu
* Sasha Roiz as Sean Renard
* Bree Turner as Rosalee Calvert
* Claire Coffee as Adalind Schade

### Guest Starring

* Jacqueline Toboni as Theresa Rubel
* Damien Puckler as Martin Meisner
* Anne Leighton as Rachel Wood
* M. Ben Newman as Jeremiah Rogers
* Hannah R. Loyd as Diana Schade-Renard
* Robert Blanche as Franco
* Michael Sheets as Andrew Dixon
* Shaun Toub as Conrad Bonaparte
* Joseph Kathrein as Tony Talamonti
* Sharon Leal as Zuri Ellis
* Bailey Chase as Lucien Petrovitch
* Joshua Sawtell as Marwan Hanano
* Brenda Braxton as Brenda Braxton
* Danny Bruno as Bud Wurstner
* Madeline Brewer as Billie Trump
* Robert Clendenin as Xavier Arivaca
* Gabriel Salvador as Dallas Cruz
* Wolf Muser as Father Eickholt
* Joseph Bertot as Pogue
* Cobey Mandarino as Doug Rosten
* Michelle N. Carter as Brady
* Dana Millican as Bindra
* Igor Korošec as Gottlob
* Billy Louviere as Dolph
* Jamie Pederson as Ludwig
* Shelly Lipkin as Harrison Berman
* Tim Becker as Reporter
* Tony Calvino as Jailer
* Jake Ynzunza as Conlin
* Lodric D. Collins as Marshall
* Ben Whitehair as Vick
* Kacy Owens as Johnson
* June Eisler as Rebecca

## Videos

SDCC 2015 PanelGrimm Season 5 Promo (HD)Grimm Season 5 "Adalind" Interview - Claire CoffeeGrimm Season 5 "Nick" Interview - David GiuntoliGrimm Season 5 "Monroe" Interview - Silas Weir MitchellGrimm Season 5 "Sgt. Wu" Interview - Reggie LeeGrimm Season 5 "Hank" Interview - Russell HornsbyGrimm Season 5 "Rosalee" Interview - Bree TurnerGrimm Season 5 "Captain Renard" Interview - Sasha Roiz

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/Orsonb63/status/618568365087391748
2. ↑ http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2015/02/05/the-blacklist-chicago-fire-chicago-p-d-grimm-law-order-svu-renewed-by-nbv/360022/
3. ↑ https://twitter.com/MrReggieLee/status/618552970402209793
Cry Havoc

**"Cry Havoc"** is the twenty-second episode of Season 4 of NBC's *Grimm*. It was written by Thomas Ian Griffith and directed by Norberto Barba. It is the eighty-eighth episode of the series overall, and premiered on May 15, 2015.

## Synopsis

On the heels of a shocking discovery, Nick (David Giuntoli) is hell bent on getting revenge and taking the fight to the Royals with help from Trubel (guest star Jacqueline Toboni). Meanwhile, Juliette's (Bitsie Tulloch) alliance continues to lead her down a dark path. Russell Hornsby, Silas Weir Mitchell, Sasha Roiz, Reggie Lee, Bree Turner and Claire Coffee also star.

## Cast

* Russell Hornsby as Hank Griffin
* Bitsie Tulloch as Juliette Silverton
* Silas Weir Mitchell as Monroe
* Sasha Roiz as Sean Renard
* Reggie Lee as Drew Wu
* Bree Turner as Rosalee Calvert
* Claire Coffee as Adalind Schade

Guest Starring* Nico Evers-Swindell as Kenneth Alun Goderich Bowes-Lyon
* Jacqueline Toboni as Theresa Rubel
* Elizabeth Rodriguez as Katrina Chavez
* Philip Anthony-Rodriguez as Marcus Rispoli
* Damien Puckler as Martin Meisner
* Danny Bruno as Bud Wurstner
* Matt Nolan as Meacham
* Joseph Bertot as Pogue
* Sloane McGinnis as Diana Schade-Renard
* Jon Bebe as Officer Mays
* Brian Dykeman as Man in Black 4
* Scott Takeda as Hotel Manager
* Brett Brockmueller as King's Guard

## Trivia

### Production Notes

* The "Royal" Kenneth is identified as Kenneth Bowes-Lyon. Bowes-Lyon was the name of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.
* The hotel penthouse hosting The Royals is numbered 422. This is probably part of the episode-number running gag of the show, incorporating the episode numbers in the actual episodes, being episode 22 in season 4.
* Opens with the quote, "O, from this time forth, my thoughts be bloody or be nothing worth." This is from Shakespeare's Hamlet.
* This is the first season finale to not be written by David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf.

## References

1. ↑ http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2015/05/18/friday-final-ratings-the-amazing-race-adjusted-up-the-messengers-adjusted-down/405287/
2. ↑ http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20150424nbc16/
Sinister

Sinister is an enemy in Iron Marines Invasion. They are part of the **Dark Empyreans** faction.

## Description

*Fast and nimble Dark Empyreans with Void-sharpened blades. Due to their weak bodies, they teleport out of danger in an instant when damaged. Despite their fragility, they are deadly assassins.*

## Strategy

Teleports out of combat when it takes damage.
Billy Capra

**Billy Capra** is a character on NBC's *Grimm*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the fourth episode of the first season. He is portrayed by guest star Patrick Fischler.

## History

### Moving to Portland

Billy suffocated Faith Collins on a bridge in Portland. During background checks run by Portland Police Bureau, it was discovered that before coming to Portland, where he purchased Bramble Haus Bed and Breakfast, the Ziegevolk attacked and impregnated 17 women in three cities across three states: Des Moines, Iowa, Detroit, Michigan and Tucson, Arizona. He kept women prisoners in the basement of the bed and breakfast, where he locked them in cages and used a gas to ensure they remained sedated so they couldn't escape. In Portland, he targeted Lisa at the Blue Moon Bar and lured her back to the Bramble Haus. Hank broke into the bed and breakfast and located the women trapped within the basement, and with Nick's help, he freed the women. Billy initially escaped, but he was later found with Lisa from Blue Moon Bar. After a confrontation, Nick and Hank chased him through a park where he was hit by a car; he was debilitated but still alive. Shortly thereafter, Billy was tended to by a female paramedic. Billy used his pheromones, and the paramedic smiled at him comfortingly.
Gilda Darner

"*We were just having fun.*"
—Gilda Darner to Hank Griffin[src]

**Gilda Darner** is a character on NBC's *Grimm*. She débuts, with her only appearance, in the second episode of the first season. She is portrayed by guest star Amy Gumenick.

## History

### Getting Caught

Gilda broke into a family residence for fun to steal food and abuse the surroundings. She and her accomplice, Rocky, were discovered. They attempted to flee, but Rocky was trapped, and Gilda fled alone. She was arrested for driving under the influence. While being questioned, she told the police that Rocky had been taken prisoner, but when the police investigated, the family claimed that she was lying. She later tried to shoot Diane Rabe as part of an attempt to rescue her friend, but was instead assaulted by Barry Rabe and held captive, along with Rocky, to become human prey in a rite-of-passage ritual known as the Roh-hatz. After Nick and Frank Rabe stopped the Roh-hatz, she and Rocky were arrested for breaking and entering.

## Trivia

### Etymology

* Her name and appearance is a reference to the folktale Goldilocks, which is the theme of "Bears Will Be Bears". Gelde, which is close to 'Gilda' means Gold in German.