History Characters / SupernaturalGods

* StaticCharacter: Not now, but we find out this is why God imprisoned her: he ''tried'' to get her to become better, but all she ever did was destroy the worlds he created to try and inspire her to become better without changing at all. Subverted in the end, as she FINALLY gets to love creation and reconciles with God.

* GodIsEvil: Many of the characters in the show have voiced having a low opinion of the almighty, ranging from humans who see him as a deadbeat dad who won't do anything to help his creations, to supernatural creatures like demons who actually believe that God is actively making the universe a terrible place. Turns out, [[TheExtremistWasRight they were right.]]

* HeManWomanHater: Metatron describes God as a sexist, which [[MythologyGag may explain]] why so few women live through a ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' episode. His statements about having had girlfriends and treating Rowena fairly well implies He grew out of it, although that was when he was still pretending to be good and he needed Rowena's help to fight against The Darkness, so it's unclear if he really grew out of it.

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* HeManWomanHater: Metatron describes God as a sexist, which [[MythologyGag may explain]] why so few women live through a ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' episode. His statements about having had girlfriends and treating Rowena fairly well implies He grew out of it.

* FusionDance: In "Unity", she merges her essence with Chuck, causing him to sport [[MismatchedEyes a pure white and pitch black eyes]].

* OddJobGods: Sam says they pray to her for courage when hunting [[GorgeousGorgon the Gorgon]] or [[Main/ALoadOfBull the Minotaur]].

* GoodIsNotNice: For a broad definition of good. While not actively malevolent, Chuck/God is generally a lazy jerk to everyone and, contrary to other versions of this trope that may be rude but try to help people or prevent bad things from happening, He does as little as possible. Getting Him to do anything about, well, anything requires tremendous effort.

* {{Manchild}}: For all his power, he's basically a big child who throws temper tantrums when things don't go his way.

* PsychopathicManchild: Revealed to be this in "Moriah"-He views all of creation the same way a child views a TV series, and everything the Winchesters have gone through is a result of Him taking interest in them as His "favorite show". When they decide to stop playing along, He resorts to increasingly extreme measures to punish them.

* EvilIsPetty: Chuck hates the Winchesters so much after they keep defying him that even when they volunteer to let him kill them in exchange for bringing everyone else back he refuses in favor of leaving them alone in a dead world.

* HumansAreSpecial: Believed this so much that He commanded the angels to bow to humanity. He briefly loses this belief thanks to Sam and Dean selfishly releasing Amara, but Metatron argues strongly for it and the boys convince Him through their actions.

* BlackEyesOfEvil: He gains a partial one near the end of the series in only his left eye, when he [[spoiler:absorbs Amara]].

* GreaterScopeVillain: He's revealed to be the chief architect of the Winchesters' (and rest of the world's misery) for more than 14 years in the making. Every villain in this series is just a character in God's storyline, and the random plots are revealed to be God messing around his story to get his next lead. He finally drops the act in the Season 14 finale as the Winchesters defy his setting by refusing to kill Jack, at which point he just sighs and actively becomes the BigBad of the final season. He also banished Lucifer to a cage in Hell where he is stung up and tied to a wall after refusing to bow down to humans, causing his descent into villainy.

* GreaterScopeVillain: He's revealed to be the chief architect of the Winchesters' (and rest of the world's misery) for more than 14 years in the making. Every villain in this series is just a character in God's storyline, and the random plots are revealed to be God messing around his story to get his next lead. He finally drops the act in the Season 14 finale as the Winchesters defy his setting by refusing to kill Jack, at which point he just sighs and actively becomes the BigBad of the final season.

* WriterOnBoard: Chuck is literally revealed to be the architect of the show, as He didn't end the Winchesters' story for his own amusement, as well as not making it boring. It's also revealed each villain and monster was handpicked by God to prove a challenge for them to grow, the fall of Castiel, the rise of Leviathans, the Mark of Cain issues, and even Jack's birth was planned by Him. He even gives the boys literal PlotArmor (yes, it's mentioned as actually existing) and not their companions, which is why AnyoneCanDie in droves. And the ''actual'' [[SeasonalRot troubles]] [[IdiotPlot in the show]] is chalked up to God being a hack as a writer and struggling to maximize the entertainment value. God quits being this as the Winchesters deviated from His original plan to let Dean kill Jack for sentimental value, which Dean refused to. Tthen at the very end he gets depowered and made a mortal, and the series ends.

* WriterOnBoard: Chuck is literally revealed to be the architect of the show, as He didn't end the Winchesters' story for his own amusement, as well as not making it boring. It's also revealed each villain and monster was handpicked by God to prove a challenge for them to grow, the fall of Castiel, the rise of Leviathans, the Mark of Cain issues, and even Jack's birth was planned by Him. He even gives the boys literal PlotArmor (yes, it's mentioned as actually existing) and not their companions, which is why AnyoneCanDie in droves. And the ''actual'' [[SeasonalRot troubles]] [[IdiotPlot in the show]] is chalked up to God being a hack as a writer and struggling to maximize the entertainment value. God quits being this as the Winchesters deviated from His original plan to let Dean kill Jack for sentimental value, which Dean refused to.

* TheNecromancer: Can summon the spirits of people you've wronged to kill you.

* EvilAllAlong: "Moriah" reveals He isn't quite as benevolent as He originally seemed and is a bit of a JerkassGod who views all of Creation as His entertainment, and when the Winchesters defy Him, He ends up triggering the ApocalypseWow in retaliation. [[FromBadToWorse He goes even further off the deep end after that]], and starts to personally terrorize and murder his creations for his amusement.

The Darkness, also known in human form as Amara, is the true embodiment of evil and the one who existed before Creation. She is the older twin sister of God and is the oldest supernatural being in the series universe as she even precedes God and Death.

* FantasticRacism: Only humans get a chance at Heaven. A member of any other species, regardless of how good they are or try to be (e.g. Madison, Lenore), winds up in Purgatory after death to hunt or be hunted for all eternity.
** By the final season, he's come to hate humans now, seeing them as disappointing failures. It's unclear if he realize (or admit) that Lucifer was right about them being flawed.

The Darkness, also known in human form as Amara, is the true embodiment of evil and the one who existed before Creation, and the main antagonist of the series. She is the older sister of God and is the oldest supernatural being in the series universe as she even precedes God and Death.

* PoliteVillainsRudeHeroes: He's the GoodIsNotNice to Amara's AffablyEvil. Turned around once he is revealed as the villain of Season 15, where he is the polite villain to this to the Winchesters and Castiel's rude heroes.

* StoryBreakerPower: If He ''was'' more involved, there would be no plot, as the few times He ''has'' been involved makes it clear He could've completely solved any issue if He felt like it, which Dean points out. The only time He actually actively takes a role is when His sister Amara is the Big Bad and He ''won't'' be this. Subverted as of teh final season, where it's revealed He ''has '' been involved and has been subtly manipulating the events of the whole series, as all of it simply serves as His entertainment value.

* PoliteVillainsRudeHeroes: She's the AffablyEvil to God's GoodIsNotNice.

* EldritchAbomination: A benevolent version, but He's older than time itself and created the universe and the angels who are this trope themselves. His true form, as revealed in the Season 11 finale, is a living mass of light, just like His sister is a living mass of darkness.

* TheAntiGod: As it turns out, Amara is the opposite of God in power and basic nature, but not in morality. He is light and "being" while she is darkness and nothingness, but she is not pure evil, nor is he pure goodness. God's moral code is as a parent to his children while Amara is really just discovering her own, as there's now more than just her brother for her to see herself in relation to. Bonus points for God being (a rather average) male (or at least choosing to look male) while the Darkness chooses an attractive female form.

* DivineInfernalFamily: Amara isn't just TheAntiGod to Chuck, but her big brother [[EvilerThanThou and far more of a threat than her nephew Lucifer]].

* TheProblemWithFightingDeath: He is set to be the BigBad of the fifteenth and final season, but it's going to be a difficult to impossible battle considering: God is NighInvulnerable and can never die, even if you somehow do manage to kill Him then all of creation goes along with him. So no matter what the outcome, humanity is screwed either way. Worked around by his powers being stolen away by a far more benevolent being, sidestepping the CosmicKeystone nature of his existence.

* RealityWarper: He's ''freaking God''; he ''made'' reality.

* StoryBreakerPower: If He ''was'' more involved, there would be no plot, as the few times He ''has'' been involved makes it clear He could've completely solved any issue if He felt like it, which Dean points out. The only time He actually actively takes a role is when His sister Amara is the Big Bad and He ''won't'' be this.

* PsychopathicManchild: Revealed to be this in "Moriah"-He views all of creation as existing solely to provide entertainment for Himself, and everything the Winchesters have gone through is a result of Him taking interest in them as His "favorite show".