This unnamed man acted as the recurring vessel for the archangel Gabriel.
Overview[]
Gabriel took possession of this man at an unknown point in time.
In all of Gabriel's appearances, he has been shown possessing this man. Through his illusions, he often disguises this man in the form of other individuals.
While he was initially presumed killed along with Gabriel in 2010, it was revealed that Gabriel was still alive in 2018. The still-alive Gabriel still had this vessel, but with a more battered visage and his mouth sewn shut.
Following Gabriel's rescue by Arthur Ketch, Sam cut the stitches holding Gabriel's mouth shut, but he still retained a battered appearance. Gabriel eventually healed himself and his vessel before killing Asmodeus.
Gabriel continued to use this vessel until he was killed by Michael. His body is seen lying on the ground of Apocalypse World.
Given the revelation that the archangel blade doesn't kill the archangel vessel, it is possible that he is still alive, but it is unclear.
If he survived Gabriel's death, he was later killed when God destroyed Apocalypse World. If so, he was resurrected by Jack's restoration of the Multiverse.
Appearances[]
- Season 2
- Tall Tales (possessed by Gabriel)
- Season 3
- Mystery Spot (possessed by Gabriel)
- Season 5
- Changing Channels (possessed by Gabriel)
- Hammer of the Gods (possessed by Gabriel)
- Season 9
- Meta Fiction (illusion)
- Season 13
- Devil's Bargain (possessed by Gabriel)
- The Thing (possessed by Gabriel)
- Bring 'em Back Alive (possessed by Gabriel)
- Unfinished Business (possessed by Gabriel)
- Beat the Devil (possessed by Gabriel)
- Exodus (possessed by Gabriel)
Trivia[]
- It is implied that the vessel's appearance is not its original appearance as the vessel looks identical to Loki, whose identity and persona Gabriel had assumed. What the vessel's true appearance is unknown.
- While he is originally believed to have been killed in Season 13's Exodus, in Season 14's Stranger in a Strange Land its revealed that Nick survived the death of Lucifer through an archangel blade suggesting that Gabriel's vessel may have also been left alive by the blade and was simply unconscious on the ground.