Wesen (VES-sən; Ger. "a being" or "creature") is a collective term used to describe the creatures visible to the Grimms. They are the basis not only of the fairy tales that the Brothers Grimm have compiled, but also of the many legends and folklore from many cultures (i.e. Anubis, Aswang, Chupacabra, and Wendigo).

Wesen are the creatures on the NBC series "Grimm." The following 10 are the most notable, including the Eisbiber and Aswang.

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In Portland there are people with a hidden creature inside off them that no one can see unless the Wesen want you too. But a Grimm can see their inner monster all the time!

Grimms (Ger. "wrath") are specially gifted humans who possess incredible powers, such as being able to see the true form of Wesen even when the Wesen don't want them to. For centuries, Grimms have taken it upon themselves to police and, on some occasions, hunt the Wesen population to protect normal humans from the unknown threat around them.

2012年1月15日 · The quick answer to this question is that most of the German names for Wesen used in the TV series "Grimm" are indeed made up, using roughly the same principle of shoving concepts together to make a portmanteau word as German psychologists used at the time of Jung and Freud, who excelled in this semantic pastime.

2012年2月25日 · In S1E16 a Wesen changes form in front of Nick but while looking the other way, and he doesn't realize Nick is a Grimm. So it seems they need to be looking at him when he notices their change as well.

2022年11月17日 · Enjoy our very special supercut of every wesen from Grimm. When Wesen woge, they are able to recognize a Grimm by looking into their eyes. They can see an "i...

2014年2月3日 · Grimm’s explanation for all things lupine in mythology is the Blutbad Wesen, a vicious wolf-like creature which hunts in packs and is responsible for the popular conception of werewolves in ...

2013年3月30日 · Additionally, Wesen German may have deviated from standard German even farther back; so the two dialects started to evolve differently. From what I've gathered from watching interviews with with creators, they don't intend for it to be accurate German, especially with the wesen names.