Supernatural
As sad as it might make you , we have to repoint out that this season of The CW’sSupernaturalhas award you with the final form of address notice you ’ll see . These intros have become one of themost prefer aspects of the show , as we get to witness an entirely newfangled style that hints toward the season ’s storey .
Now that we ’ve seen all the title filmdom there were to see , it only makes sensation that we grade which season take out off the most visually pleasing and aesthetically appropriate intro . With this in mind , here are all ofSupernatural ’s title card ranked from speculative to in effect .
Season 11
There ’s no need for explanation needed as to what this claim meant , as the Darkness was back in the universe . The filmdom went completely dark , but with the idea that the swarthiness was n’t just coming about ; it was engulfing everything .
regrettably , the presentation of this idea was the bad , seeing as the title notice was just so slow with nothing other than the murky air . We get that ’s what it meant , but it could ’ve been presented much more efficaciously .
Season 1
The first time of year ’s posting went the unproblematic path , with nothing other than theSupernaturaltitle appearing onscreen . There were some go with effects , though , with the words phasing in and out in chronological succession .
The idea behind this was to show how ghosts could appear and disappear , although in hindsight this claim card has n’t aged well because the subsequent ones have made full use of their season ’s composition . For its time , the title sieve did do the chore that was require of it .
Season 8
With the Word of God tablets being the shopping centre focus for Season 8 , it ’s a no - brainer what this screen is meant to mean . The backdrop is that of the tablets , with this on the face of it being the one for the demon pill .
As we know , Crowley was the main villain for this season and his concern was the tablets meant for demons . Along with the previous two cards , time of year 8 ’s one just was n’t expressive enough to capture our involvement .
Season 3
This was whenSupernaturalstarted being more showy with its deed card , as we escort a symbolic representation come upon before ogre smoke went all sides as the words threw themselves on the CRT screen . Since this season was where demons were the master opposer , it was an appropriate theme .
What was n’t all that great was the rather over - the - top presentment , as it seemed as if too much was happening at the same clock time . Had it just been the demon smoke , then this would ’ve been a killer statute title card .
Season 12
Like the time of year itself , the title sieve seems like it ’s about to do something exciting but simply terminate . The Men of Letters symbolisation daub itself on the screen in a flash , but that ’s middling much it as the sequence ends .
All that was there was passably right , as the background and the issue do a undecomposed job ; we still would ’ve like that one volatile effect to have been added that would ’ve made this title card memorable .
Season 2
Had there been one more particular effect added , then this title silver screen would ’ve been in the top-5 . As it go on , though , the amazing and beautiful effect of theSupernaturaltitle blazing onscreen was the only matter we insure .
The intention to communicate with the audience that this season would be about Hell was delivered right for sure , although there ’s a rather empty feeling when the flame are the only thing you see . Something more should ’ve been added .
Season 4
There have been multiple interpretations for time of year 4 ’s title screen , with some claiming the annexe that flap belong to crows in a graveyard . However , the most recognised interpretation is that theseare angel wings .
With the addition of a riot in the scope , this title did a good job in betoken something predict like the coming of Lucifer was afoot . The drawback , though , was that this title of respect does n’t have that in - your - face quality that following seasons perfected .
Season 14
In what is likely a number of rehash from Season 9 ’s title card , this one has angel wings pop up onscreen , with rather cartoonish effects . What it does good , however , is tot the presence of angel grace around these wings .
These are understandably the wings of Apocalypse World Michael and the deed card is a extension to him taking control of Dean . While this did n’t come up across as an original idea , there ’s no denying it still is a well looking claim projection screen .
Season 13
With the Apocalypse World intemperately featured in Season 13 , and Jack ’s presence being the focal point behind everything that went on , here we have the title ruminate how both Jack and the Apocalypse World manifested .
It ’s an insightful title of respect card , no doubt about that , as we have a 2 - in-1 representation of the season ’s theme . The drawback would be the absence of an amped - up soundtrack to go with this sight .
Season 7
Never has a title of respect screen been more appropriate for a season ’s content , as Season 7 made it clear that the Leviathans were the Big Bad with this beauty of a title card where Leviathan blood exploded onto the tv camera .
The comportment of the signature beat sound to go along with the Leviathan lineage was a nice touch , as one would sense that clip was fly the coop out with Leviathans about to take control .
