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|name= Balthazar | |name= Balthazar | ||
|actor= [[Sebastian Roché]] | |actor= [[Sebastian Roché]] | ||
| − | |dates= Before | + | |dates= Before humanity – 2011 (killed by [[Castiel]]) |
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|occupation= [[Angel]] | |occupation= [[Angel]] | ||
|episodes= [[6.03 The Third Man]]<br>[[6.11 Appointment in Samarra]]<br>[[6.15 The French Mistake]]<br>[[6.17 My Heart Will Go On]]<br>[[6.21 Let It Bleed]]<br>[[6.22 The Man Who Knew Too Much]] | |episodes= [[6.03 The Third Man]]<br>[[6.11 Appointment in Samarra]]<br>[[6.15 The French Mistake]]<br>[[6.17 My Heart Will Go On]]<br>[[6.21 Let It Bleed]]<br>[[6.22 The Man Who Knew Too Much]] | ||
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{{Quotation | {{Quotation | ||
|title= | |title= | ||
| − | |text= | + | |text= The footsteps I'm following, they're yours. What you did, stopping the big plan, the prize fight. You did more than rebel. You tore up the whole script and burned the pages for all of us. It's a new era. No rules, no destiny. Just utter and complete freedom. |
| − | The footsteps I'm following, they're yours. What you did, stopping the big plan, the prize fight | + | |author= Balthazar |
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|source= [[6.03 The Third Man]] | |source= [[6.03 The Third Man]] | ||
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| − | == | + | ==History== |
| − | Balthazar's | + | Balthazar was an [[angel]] who fought alongside [[Castiel]]. Castiel thought that he had died in battle, in fact, Balthazar faked his death to hide his departure from [[Heaven]], and took a number of [[Angelic Weapons|powerful artifacts]], including the [[Staff of Moses]] and [[Lot's Salt]], with him to Earth where he enjoyed a rather hedonistic lifestyle. |
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| − | + | [[File:BalthazarLot'sSalt.jpg|thumb|left|350px|Balthazar uses [[Lot's Salt]] against [[Raphael]].]] | |
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===[[6.03 The Third Man]]=== | ===[[6.03 The Third Man]]=== | ||
| − | While investigating cops who have died of plague like symptoms, Sam, Dean, and [[Castiel]] find that [[Aaron Birch]], the young brother of a man the cops murdered, has a piece of the | + | While investigating cops who have died of plague like symptoms, [[Sam]], [[Dean]], and [[Castiel]] find that [[Aaron Birch]], the young brother of a man the cops murdered, has a piece of the Staff of Moses, which Balthazar sold him in exchange for his soul. Castiel finds out it was Balthazar through reading a mark on the boy's soul. He then does an [[Enochian]] ritual to find Balthazar. |
| − | Balthazar tells Castiel that he has no intention of returning to Heaven, and he flees when Raphael appears with other angels outside the house. Sam and Dean banish two angels outside with an [[ | + | Balthazar tells Castiel that he has no intention of returning to [[Heaven]], and he flees when Raphael appears with other angels outside the house. Sam and Dean banish two angels outside with an [[angel banishing sigil]] and Castiel kills one inside with his [[angel blade]], but Castiel is then confronted by [[Raphael]] and overpowered. Balthazar reappears and destroys Raphael's Vessel with Lot's Salt, which turns him into a pillar of salt. Sam and Dean then trap Balthazar in a ring of [[holy fire]] and force him to give up Aaron's soul. They want to get more from him, but Castiel releases him because he owes him his life. |
===[[6.11 Appointment in Samarra]]=== | ===[[6.11 Appointment in Samarra]]=== | ||
| − | Sam uses an [[Enochian|Enochian ritual]] to summon Balthazar to him. When Balthazar appears up in a loft, he teasingly asks why he hasn't summoned "his boyfriend" - Castiel. Sam asks him if there is any way to keep a soul out of its body. Balthazar informs him of a ritual that involves Sam defiling his body; his reason for helping Sam is that he would find it useful to have Sam in his debt. He tells Sam that he would need the blood of his father (that needn't come from the "father of your blood") to keep his soul out of his body. | + | Sam uses an [[Enochian|Enochian ritual]] to summon Balthazar to him. When Balthazar appears up in a loft, he teasingly asks why he hasn't summoned "his boyfriend" - Castiel. Sam asks him if there is any way to keep a soul out of its body. Balthazar informs him of a ritual that involves Sam defiling his body; his reason for helping Sam is that he would find it useful to have Sam in his debt. He tells Sam that he would need the blood of his father (that needn't come from the "father of your blood") to keep his [[soul]] out of his body. |
===[[6.15 The French Mistake]]=== | ===[[6.15 The French Mistake]]=== | ||
Balthazar suddenly appears at [[Bobby]]'s house and tells [[Sam]] and [[Dean]] that [[Raphael]] intends to kill everyone who ever helped [[Castiel]]. He does not explain the situation, but quickly starts gathering Dead Sea brine, lamb's blood, and the bones of a lesser saint, which then he uses to draw a sigil on a window. He gives a key to Sam to guard and then [[Virgil]], Raphael's angel assassin, arrives, so Balthazar quickly tosses Sam and Dean through the window, sending them to a different universe. | Balthazar suddenly appears at [[Bobby]]'s house and tells [[Sam]] and [[Dean]] that [[Raphael]] intends to kill everyone who ever helped [[Castiel]]. He does not explain the situation, but quickly starts gathering Dead Sea brine, lamb's blood, and the bones of a lesser saint, which then he uses to draw a sigil on a window. He gives a key to Sam to guard and then [[Virgil]], Raphael's angel assassin, arrives, so Balthazar quickly tosses Sam and Dean through the window, sending them to a different universe. | ||
| − | + | [[File:IPFreely.jpg|350px|right|thumb|Balthazar as First Mate I.P. Freely on the Titanic.]] | |
| − | Later it turns out that sending the Winchesters into a different world with a bogus key was part of Balthazar and Castiel's plan to divert Raphael's attention from what they were really doing. While Virgil and Raphael were focused on Sam and Dean, Balthazar was able to gather the stolen weapons of Heaven and give them all to Castiel. When Raphael arrives to kill Balthazar, Sam, and Dean, Castiel appears and threatens Raphael with the weapons now in his possession, forcing him to leave. | + | Later it turns out that sending the Winchesters into a different world with a bogus key was part of Balthazar and [[Castiel]]'s plan to divert [[Raphael]]'s attention from what they were really doing. While [[Virgil]] and [[Raphael]] were focused on [[Sam]] and [[Dean]], Balthazar was able to gather the stolen weapons of [[Heaven]] and give them all to Castiel. When Raphael arrives to kill Balthazar, Sam, and Dean, Castiel appears and threatens Raphael with the weapons now in his possession, forcing him to leave. |
===[[6.17 My Heart Will Go On]]=== | ===[[6.17 My Heart Will Go On]]=== | ||
| − | [[File: | + | [[File:FateSword.jpg|thumb|left|350px|Balthazar attempts to kill [[Atropos]].]] |
| − | While trying to determine why descendants of people who sailed on the Titanic are being killed, Sam and Dean find a picture of the ship's crew, and see Balthazar posing as First Mate I.P. Freely. They summon him, and he admits to going back in time and saving the previously doomed ship. He claims that he did it because he hated the movie and Celine Dion's theme song. Balthazar also reveals that the timeline has changed so that [[Ellen]] and [[Jo]] are alive and Dean drives a [[Dean's Mustang|Ford Mustang]]. | + | While trying to determine why descendants of people who sailed on the Titanic are being killed, Sam and Dean find a picture of the ship's crew, and see Balthazar posing as "First Mate I.P. Freely". They summon him, and he admits to going back in time and saving the previously doomed ship. He claims that he did it because he hated the movie and Celine Dion's theme song. Balthazar also reveals that the timeline has changed so that [[Ellen]] and [[Jo]] are alive and Dean drives a [[Dean's Mustang|Ford Mustang]]. |
| − | The brothers discover that [[Fate]] has orchestrated the killings, and after Castiel narrowly saves them from her, they attempt to kill her. When she next attacks Sam and Dean, time freezes and Castiel confronts her. She accuses him of ordering Balthazar to | + | The brothers discover that [[Fate]] has orchestrated the killings, and after [[Castiel]] narrowly saves them from her, they attempt to kill her. When she next attacks Sam and Dean, time freezes and Castiel confronts her. She accuses him of ordering Balthazar to "unsink" the ship, and insists that he follows Castiel's orders. While they are speaking, Balthazar sneaks up behind Fate with a gold dagger. Castiel stops him at the last instant, and agrees that they will go back and sink the ship to save Sam and Dean from Fate. |
===[[6.21 Let It Bleed]]=== | ===[[6.21 Let It Bleed]]=== | ||
| − | Planning to get back [[Lisa]] and [[Ben Braeden]] from [[Crowley]] who has taken them hostage, as insurance that [[Dean]] and [[Sam]] will not interfere, the Winchesters, because they no longer trust [[Castiel]], summon | + | Planning to get back [[Lisa]] and [[Ben Braeden]] from [[Crowley]] who has taken them hostage, as insurance that [[Dean]] and [[Sam]] will not interfere, the Winchesters, because they no longer trust [[Castiel]], summon Balthazar. He seems unaware of Castiel's collaboration with Crowley, and refuses to help them. |
| − | After learning about Castiel's plans and motives to crack open a | + | After learning about Castiel's plans and motives to crack open a door to [[Purgatory]], Balthazar confronts the [[angel]] in a forest and they talk. Castiel affirms his plan to Balthazar, admitting that he intends to absorb the [[soul]]s of Purgatory inside his [[vessel]], which could imbue him with the power to defeat [[Raphael]]. Heavily concerned, Balthazar reminds him that if he were to fail, the process could devastate not only him, but the world as well. Still, when Castiel asks him for his loyalty, Balthazar gives it. |
| + | [[File:BalthazarDeath.jpg|thumb|right|350px|Balthazar explodes in a blinding white light, as [[Castiel]] kills him.]] | ||
| + | Back at [[Bobby]]'s house, Balthazar appears and tells Sam and Dean that he's decided to be their double agent because Castiel is out of control. He's found Lisa and Ben, but can't get close because Crowley has angel-proofed the building they're in with [[Enochian sigils]]. They seem reluctant to trust Balthazar, but he takes them to where Lisa and Ben are being held and then leaves. | ||
===[[6.22 The Man Who Knew Too Much]]=== | ===[[6.22 The Man Who Knew Too Much]]=== | ||
| + | As [[Dean]] and [[Bobby]] watch over [[Sam]], who has been unconscious since [[Castiel]] dissolved the wall in his mind that was preventing him remembering [[Hell]], and his year of being soulless. Balthazar arrives and betrays Castiel by giving up [[Crowley]]'s hiding place. | ||
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| + | [[Castiel]] confronts Balthazar. He says that Dean is coming, and someone among them is a traitor. Balthazar asks him who it is, and Castiel tells him that he doesn't know, but he wants Balthazar to investigate. While the other [[angel]] is distracted, Castiel teleports behind him and stabs him through the back with an [[angel blade]], killing him. | ||
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| + | ===[[7.01 Meet the New Boss]]=== | ||
| + | While looking for a way to stop [[Godstiel|Castiel]], Sam wondered if there was a weapon from the heavenly arsenal that Balthazar stole that can help, but Dean shoots the idea down and decides to summon Crowley instead. | ||
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| + | ===[[12.10 Lily Sunder Has Some Regrets]]=== | ||
| + | While explaining to Castiel about his actions, [[Ishim]] mentions how he had a hand in Balthazar's death, calling both him and [[Uriel]] great soldiers. | ||
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| + | ===[[13.20 Unfinished Business]]=== | ||
| + | [[Jack Kline]] explained to [[Mary]] that the [[Apocalypse World]] version of Balthazar and his angelic army was attacked by both [[Bobby Singer (Apocalypse World)|Bobby]] and himself alongside the rest of his resistance army. The angels were unprepared for the resistance's forces and Balthazar was killed by Jack. | ||
==Balthazar in Fandom== | ==Balthazar in Fandom== | ||
| − | * [http://community.livejournal.com/spn_balthazar/ SPN Balthazar] - | + | * [http://community.livejournal.com/spn_balthazar/ SPN Balthazar] - [[LiveJournal]] community for fanworks and discussion of Balthazar |
| − | * [http://twitter.com/TheBalthazar @TheBalthazar] - Balthazar | + | * [http://twitter.com/TheBalthazar @TheBalthazar] - [http://www.supernaturalwiki.com/index.php?title=Twitter_Role_Playing_Accounts Twitter Role Play], Canon, Gen |
| − | * [http:// | + | * [http://twitter.com/Balthiezar @Balthiezar] - Balthazar roleplay on Twitter |
| + | * [http://ask-balthazar.tumblr.com ask-balthazar] - RP Tumblr Blog, Gen | ||
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| + | ==External links== | ||
| + | *[https://purplesummer91.tumblr.com/post/99433238496/i-did-it-all-of-it-for-you-balthazar-as-a “I Did It, All Of It, For You” - Balthazar As A Mirror For Cas In Season 6] by purplesummer91 (October 2014); [https://web.archive.org/web/20180904014445/http://purplesummer91.tumblr.com/post/99433238496/i-did-it-all-of-it-for-you-balthazar-as-a archive link] | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:19, 18 May 2020
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| Name | Balthazar |
| Actor | Sebastian Roché |
| Dates | Before humanity – 2011 (killed by Castiel) |
| Location | |
| Occupation | Angel |
| Episode(s) | 6.03 The Third Man 6.11 Appointment in Samarra 6.15 The French Mistake 6.17 My Heart Will Go On 6.21 Let It Bleed 6.22 The Man Who Knew Too Much |
The footsteps I'm following, they're yours. What you did, stopping the big plan, the prize fight. You did more than rebel. You tore up the whole script and burned the pages for all of us. It's a new era. No rules, no destiny. Just utter and complete freedom.
– Balthazar, 6.03 The Third Man
History
Balthazar was an angel who fought alongside Castiel. Castiel thought that he had died in battle, in fact, Balthazar faked his death to hide his departure from Heaven, and took a number of powerful artifacts, including the Staff of Moses and Lot's Salt, with him to Earth where he enjoyed a rather hedonistic lifestyle.
Episodes
6.03 The Third Man
While investigating cops who have died of plague like symptoms, Sam, Dean, and Castiel find that Aaron Birch, the young brother of a man the cops murdered, has a piece of the Staff of Moses, which Balthazar sold him in exchange for his soul. Castiel finds out it was Balthazar through reading a mark on the boy's soul. He then does an Enochian ritual to find Balthazar.
Balthazar tells Castiel that he has no intention of returning to Heaven, and he flees when Raphael appears with other angels outside the house. Sam and Dean banish two angels outside with an angel banishing sigil and Castiel kills one inside with his angel blade, but Castiel is then confronted by Raphael and overpowered. Balthazar reappears and destroys Raphael's Vessel with Lot's Salt, which turns him into a pillar of salt. Sam and Dean then trap Balthazar in a ring of holy fire and force him to give up Aaron's soul. They want to get more from him, but Castiel releases him because he owes him his life.
6.11 Appointment in Samarra
Sam uses an Enochian ritual to summon Balthazar to him. When Balthazar appears up in a loft, he teasingly asks why he hasn't summoned "his boyfriend" - Castiel. Sam asks him if there is any way to keep a soul out of its body. Balthazar informs him of a ritual that involves Sam defiling his body; his reason for helping Sam is that he would find it useful to have Sam in his debt. He tells Sam that he would need the blood of his father (that needn't come from the "father of your blood") to keep his soul out of his body.
6.15 The French Mistake
Balthazar suddenly appears at Bobby's house and tells Sam and Dean that Raphael intends to kill everyone who ever helped Castiel. He does not explain the situation, but quickly starts gathering Dead Sea brine, lamb's blood, and the bones of a lesser saint, which then he uses to draw a sigil on a window. He gives a key to Sam to guard and then Virgil, Raphael's angel assassin, arrives, so Balthazar quickly tosses Sam and Dean through the window, sending them to a different universe.
Later it turns out that sending the Winchesters into a different world with a bogus key was part of Balthazar and Castiel's plan to divert Raphael's attention from what they were really doing. While Virgil and Raphael were focused on Sam and Dean, Balthazar was able to gather the stolen weapons of Heaven and give them all to Castiel. When Raphael arrives to kill Balthazar, Sam, and Dean, Castiel appears and threatens Raphael with the weapons now in his possession, forcing him to leave.
6.17 My Heart Will Go On
While trying to determine why descendants of people who sailed on the Titanic are being killed, Sam and Dean find a picture of the ship's crew, and see Balthazar posing as "First Mate I.P. Freely". They summon him, and he admits to going back in time and saving the previously doomed ship. He claims that he did it because he hated the movie and Celine Dion's theme song. Balthazar also reveals that the timeline has changed so that Ellen and Jo are alive and Dean drives a Ford Mustang.
The brothers discover that Fate has orchestrated the killings, and after Castiel narrowly saves them from her, they attempt to kill her. When she next attacks Sam and Dean, time freezes and Castiel confronts her. She accuses him of ordering Balthazar to "unsink" the ship, and insists that he follows Castiel's orders. While they are speaking, Balthazar sneaks up behind Fate with a gold dagger. Castiel stops him at the last instant, and agrees that they will go back and sink the ship to save Sam and Dean from Fate.
6.21 Let It Bleed
Planning to get back Lisa and Ben Braeden from Crowley who has taken them hostage, as insurance that Dean and Sam will not interfere, the Winchesters, because they no longer trust Castiel, summon Balthazar. He seems unaware of Castiel's collaboration with Crowley, and refuses to help them.
After learning about Castiel's plans and motives to crack open a door to Purgatory, Balthazar confronts the angel in a forest and they talk. Castiel affirms his plan to Balthazar, admitting that he intends to absorb the souls of Purgatory inside his vessel, which could imbue him with the power to defeat Raphael. Heavily concerned, Balthazar reminds him that if he were to fail, the process could devastate not only him, but the world as well. Still, when Castiel asks him for his loyalty, Balthazar gives it.
Back at Bobby's house, Balthazar appears and tells Sam and Dean that he's decided to be their double agent because Castiel is out of control. He's found Lisa and Ben, but can't get close because Crowley has angel-proofed the building they're in with Enochian sigils. They seem reluctant to trust Balthazar, but he takes them to where Lisa and Ben are being held and then leaves.
6.22 The Man Who Knew Too Much
As Dean and Bobby watch over Sam, who has been unconscious since Castiel dissolved the wall in his mind that was preventing him remembering Hell, and his year of being soulless. Balthazar arrives and betrays Castiel by giving up Crowley's hiding place.
Castiel confronts Balthazar. He says that Dean is coming, and someone among them is a traitor. Balthazar asks him who it is, and Castiel tells him that he doesn't know, but he wants Balthazar to investigate. While the other angel is distracted, Castiel teleports behind him and stabs him through the back with an angel blade, killing him.
7.01 Meet the New Boss
While looking for a way to stop Castiel, Sam wondered if there was a weapon from the heavenly arsenal that Balthazar stole that can help, but Dean shoots the idea down and decides to summon Crowley instead.
12.10 Lily Sunder Has Some Regrets
While explaining to Castiel about his actions, Ishim mentions how he had a hand in Balthazar's death, calling both him and Uriel great soldiers.
13.20 Unfinished Business
Jack Kline explained to Mary that the Apocalypse World version of Balthazar and his angelic army was attacked by both Bobby and himself alongside the rest of his resistance army. The angels were unprepared for the resistance's forces and Balthazar was killed by Jack.
Balthazar in Fandom
- SPN Balthazar - LiveJournal community for fanworks and discussion of Balthazar
- @TheBalthazar - Twitter Role Play, Canon, Gen
- @Balthiezar - Balthazar roleplay on Twitter
- ask-balthazar - RP Tumblr Blog, Gen
External links
- “I Did It, All Of It, For You” - Balthazar As A Mirror For Cas In Season 6 by purplesummer91 (October 2014); archive link
