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|Manufacturer= [[God]] aka [[Chuck]] | |Manufacturer= [[God]] aka [[Chuck]] | ||
|Powers= Can kill anything. | |Powers= Can kill anything. | ||
| − | |location= | + | |location= In the Winchesters' possession |
| − | |episodes= [[14.20 Moriah]] | + | |episodes= [[14.20 Moriah]]<br>[[15.01 Back and to the Future]] |
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | This "gun" -- which God can't decide whether to call the Equalizer or the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hammurabi Hammurabi] -- was created by Chuck to kill the [[Nephilim]] [[Jack Kline]]. The gun does not fire bullets, instead employing a wave of multidimensional energy using a balanced quantum link between the target and the shooter, causing whatever happens to the target to also happen to the shooter. According to Chuck, the gun is capable of killing anything. | + | This "gun" -- which God can't decide whether to call the Equalizer or the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hammurabi Hammurabi] -- was created by Chuck to kill the [[Nephilim]] [[Jack Kline]]. |
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| + | ==Characteristics== | ||
| + | The gun does not fire bullets, instead employing a wave of multidimensional energy using a balanced quantum link between the target and the shooter, causing whatever happens to the target to also happen to the shooter. According to Chuck, the gun is capable of killing anything. [[Castiel]] proves to be unable to heal the wound it inflicted upon Sam, stating that the wound has an energy he has never felt before. | ||
==Episodes== | ==Episodes== | ||
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In a cemetery, Dean confronts Jack with it, but can't bring himself to kill Jack, instead dropping the gun. This enrages Chuck, who demands Dean pick up the gun and kill Jack, going so far as to try and entice Dean by promising to bring [[Mary]] back. But when Dean still refuses, He begins [[smiting]] Jack. As Chuck is about to leave, Sam grabs the weapon and shoots Chuck, hitting Him in the shoulder and injuring himself at the same time. However, it fails to cause Chuck any real harm, only angering Chuck enough that He decides to end the world, unleashing the [[soul]]s of [[Hell]] upon the Earth. | In a cemetery, Dean confronts Jack with it, but can't bring himself to kill Jack, instead dropping the gun. This enrages Chuck, who demands Dean pick up the gun and kill Jack, going so far as to try and entice Dean by promising to bring [[Mary]] back. But when Dean still refuses, He begins [[smiting]] Jack. As Chuck is about to leave, Sam grabs the weapon and shoots Chuck, hitting Him in the shoulder and injuring himself at the same time. However, it fails to cause Chuck any real harm, only angering Chuck enough that He decides to end the world, unleashing the [[soul]]s of [[Hell]] upon the Earth. | ||
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| + | ===[[15.01 Back and to the Future]]=== | ||
| + | [[Sam]] continues to carry the wound he got from shooting [[Chuck]]. After [[healing]] Sam's knife wound from [[John Wayne Gacy]], Castiel attempts to heal the gun shot, but receives strange visions of Sam and tells him that he cannot heal it as the wound is emitting an energy he has never felt before. Dean later treats the wound and notices that the bullet has no corresponding exit wound. | ||
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| + | While alone with [[Belphegor]] in the [[Impala]], Dean places the Equalizer into the glove compartment. Belphegor notices and asks about the gun, but Dean brushes off his question. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 12:00, 11 October 2019
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| Name | The Equalizer or the Hammurabi |
| Manufacturer | God aka Chuck |
| Powers | Can kill anything. |
| Location/Owners | In the Winchesters' possession |
| Episodes | 14.20 Moriah 15.01 Back and to the Future |
So, this doesn't so much fire bullets as it sends a wave of multidimensional energy across a perfectly balanced quantum link between whoever's shooting it and whoever they are shooting at.
– Chuck Shurley / God, 14.20 Moriah
History
This "gun" -- which God can't decide whether to call the Equalizer or the Hammurabi -- was created by Chuck to kill the Nephilim Jack Kline.
Characteristics
The gun does not fire bullets, instead employing a wave of multidimensional energy using a balanced quantum link between the target and the shooter, causing whatever happens to the target to also happen to the shooter. According to Chuck, the gun is capable of killing anything. Castiel proves to be unable to heal the wound it inflicted upon Sam, stating that the wound has an energy he has never felt before.
Episodes
14.20 Moriah
Chuck presents the gun to the Winchesters and Castiel as the only weapon capable of killing Jack Kline. However, He warns that whatever happens to the target also happens to the shooter, meaning that whoever kills Jack will die as well. Chuck explains that this is why He can't kill Jack -- because if He dies, the Universe ends.
In a cemetery, Dean confronts Jack with it, but can't bring himself to kill Jack, instead dropping the gun. This enrages Chuck, who demands Dean pick up the gun and kill Jack, going so far as to try and entice Dean by promising to bring Mary back. But when Dean still refuses, He begins smiting Jack. As Chuck is about to leave, Sam grabs the weapon and shoots Chuck, hitting Him in the shoulder and injuring himself at the same time. However, it fails to cause Chuck any real harm, only angering Chuck enough that He decides to end the world, unleashing the souls of Hell upon the Earth.
15.01 Back and to the Future
Sam continues to carry the wound he got from shooting Chuck. After healing Sam's knife wound from John Wayne Gacy, Castiel attempts to heal the gun shot, but receives strange visions of Sam and tells him that he cannot heal it as the wound is emitting an energy he has never felt before. Dean later treats the wound and notices that the bullet has no corresponding exit wound.
While alone with Belphegor in the Impala, Dean places the Equalizer into the glove compartment. Belphegor notices and asks about the gun, but Dean brushes off his question.
