Hello fellow grimmers. I’m on season 4, episode 6 in my first rewatch.

I remember this being the start of Juliette turning into a hexenbeist. I’m curious if anyone remembers any talk about Nick giving her the blood of a Grimm to remove her powers later. I can’t remember if this was addressed in the series or not.

Thanks in advance!

I’m a first time watcher and I’m halfway through season 4 now, is it worth watching? At least from my perspective (and some other’s from what I can see on this page) Adalind raped Nick and… now we watch Juliette start to berate him for being raped … and Adalind both guilt him into caring for the baby conceived from his assault AND become a love interest as his rapist … am I missing something?! 😬 is it worth continuing or will I just get more frustrated? I love the rest of the characters, I just can’t with this arc!

Loved it when it was first on, but haven’t seen it since. Rewatching now. I’d forgotten how good it is. Just into season two.

Take aways:

I wish from the start that Nick had more Grimm abilities. It feels like he’s seen as dangerous as a Grimm, but really with the exception of the fact that he can see them and has knowledge from the books in the trailer and some weapons, why is he more dangerous than anyone else?

Monroe is probably my favorite. I feel like he needed more time in the spotlight.

If I recall, I didn’t care for what happened with Julliette.

For me it’s the “Kiss of the Muse” one.

It annoys me tremendously, so I don’t think I’ve gotten more than 10 minutes in since the initial watch.

When wesen woge, they move their heads. But why did season 1 not have that?

I've watched most series on TV that are around these days from breaking bad to justified , lost, bates motel & the walking dead basically had got through alot of good stuff . so I decided to give grimm a go & the first couple of episodes didn't pull me in but found myself going back to grimm when I was looking for something to watch and my god am I so happy I gave this epic show a second chance because if I'd missed out on grimm I'd of definitely missed an exceptional show / imao probably the pick of the bunch

Its either bad acting or bad written character. The show survives due to Monroe and Nick and all the others.

Ugh, glad she died, she got on my nerves

In S3 Viktor (Sean's cousin?) said that he needed Adelind's daughter because it would grow to be an exceptionally powerful Hexenbiest, then later on Juliette becomes an Hexenbiest when she helps bring Nick's powers back. Why couldn't Viktor just have the same potion made and use it on the royals to make them "exceptionally strong Hexenbiest"?

Here I find myself once again .. I love this show and it’s done wonders for my artistic creativity.

Imagine we're back in 2011 and you're being given the reins to make the series. In other words, you are now in the Grimm Show creator's place. So... from Season 1, the very start :-

(1) Would the Grimm still be a male, or a female ?

(2) Would you keep the dual identity of the character being in the Police (a Police Lieutenant) ? Or choose another work ?

(3) If it was not Monroe, what other Wesen would you have chosen to be Nick's friend and ''coach'' ?

I’m on season 4 and Juliette has become a Hexenbiest and a very dangerous one at that. I get why she was upset in the beginning but then she started blaming all her friends for what she was now even though she was the one who said Nick needed to be a grimm again. She’s upset she’s a hexenbiest but then she doesn’t want help either because Henrietta said there was nothing that can be fixed. And then she’s upset that Adalind is pregnant and that Nick is protecting his child. I get everyone is saying that what Adalind did was r*** but again she was only doing what she thought best into getting her child back because after all they all played a part in kidnapping her child days after she gave birth. I feel like Adalind has definitely changed after becoming a mother, but Hexenbiest Juliette reminds me a lot of Adalind in the beginning of Grimm. I know Henrietta said that Hexenbiests that are made are more dangerous than Hexenbiests that are born but is where that Juliette is feeling coming from her old self or from the beast within her? Or is it both? Because I can’t help but think she is such a b*tch now.

For any anime fans that have watched Grimm, I’m wondering about something. Is the Black Claw, which fights for Wesen to be able to show what they are, regardless of how unethical they take their approach, could it be a reference to The White Fang from RWBY? They have similar names, and similar approaches.

So this might be a stupid question but why did infant/ newborn Diana take a natural liking to Nick’s mom Kelly? For example she took her locket when they were on the plane and had it throughout her newborn stage and then in season 3 episode 18 she started crying non stop messing with all of Monroe’s clocks and even Adalind couldn’t calm her down but the minute Kelly stepped into the house she stopped crying. They were such a cute duo though I wish they had more screen time! :(

do you guys know any show like grimm? i mean normal MC living normal life and discovers that supernatural things are real. preferably that mc has some kind of power but if not its not a problem ;p

Not sure how many people here have watch angel (buffy the vampire slayer spinoff) and Grimm but I just found it ironic that in Grimm the episode with that paralysing wesen that steals other wesen faces for imbuing their powers to into wrestling masks is also same guy in angel season 5 who is the mailman who always wears the wrestling mask

I went though the first time very quickly, and it was pretty intense.

Now I'm taking my time with the first season, and I'm really enjoying it. It's fun watching Nick learn to adjust to his new reality and get to know Monroe.

I've even watched the pilot several times, and it doesn't get old. Not yet.

1st off, obvious spoiler warning if you haven't watched the entire show. If you haven't seen it, and don't wanna spoil yourself, DON'T READ THE POST

Holy shit those last 2 episodes were insane. I genuinely thought that everyone but Nick had died for good. I didn't realize Nick was in Other World until I saw the sky all weird and shit (even then I thought it was bc of the Z dude). Seeing Nick lose everyone he ever cared about was INSANE (especially bc they were all just fucking one-shot with barley a fight). Kelly and Aunt Marie coming back to fight with him and Trubel was cool as fuck tho, I loved the fact that they brought them back for a final fight. I'm glad it was only in the Other World tho. Nick getting sucked back into the real world was a surprise, and a damn happy one. The little 20 year time skip was cool to. I like how Kelly, Diana and The Triplets are Grimms and hunt Wesen alongside Nick and Adalind

Firstly I’m only on S2 so please no major spoilers!

Also I know Juliette turns into a Hexinbeast but I don’t know how or why yet.

My question:

Adalind’s story arc in season 2 is all about trying to “get her powers back”

Hexinbeast seem to basically be biologically born Witches.

They do spells and potions etc.

However, after she looses her “powers”, Adalind is still able to craft a potion to put Juliette into a magical coma via her cat scratching her.

Monroe and Rosalie also show that they are able to concoct potions and spells by following recipes in books at the Spice Shop.

So…… what exactly ARE a Hexinbeast’s special powers?

What exactly is Adalind fighting to get back? Besides possibly having a longer life span as a Wessen compared to mortal?

Three last episodes of the show, nick goes to the other place after Juliette, and get offered some roasted blutbad, and apparently ate it.

Beside season 5, I love every season of the show, I am surprised that I was never told about it. Also had a soft spot for Wu lol.

I hated her before this but I just feel so sad for her now.

I love how much the series is able to show nuance and humanize all the characters even the villains.

It really struck me that she wasn’t really an evil person she was just trying to get by and survive, and after the season 3 arc (no spoilers… still at the end of s3) I’m really struck by the social commentary here on the subtle violences committed against even the most powerful of women.

I haven’t got there yet but I know her grief is going to turn to rage soon and I’m really excited to see how that’s handled.

It's odd like they're all the same body type. Even the one that was supposed to be a Japanese spider monster

At first, when Renard was searching for her and just kind of.. stopped. Ate a cookie and went on with his day like nothing happened. I was like “oh shit what kind of spell was in those cookies”?? Who’s mindfucking him this time?!?”. It took me half the episode to realize he was just like “ha, those poor bastards”.

Asking because he never found out about it. (Sorry if I spelled anything wrong)

Genuinely I dont think she changed at all. Thats just who she was. When she realized that she didnt need nick and the gang she left. Juliette was always bad. Once she had her power she didnt care. This was sort of addressed in the show. When she asked Rosalee "Would you give up being a fuchsbau for Monroe?" and Rosalee said yes, and she said that she had faith Monroe would do the same. They actually love each other. I think Juliette was with Nick because of his power. Even before he was a grimm. That why she dumped him and went rogue after getting everything she wanted and sided with Kenneth and the royals.