AVClub: For all of its mining of mythology and legend to produce its broad base of wesen, Grimm largely steers away from some of the more obvious choices in the monster canon. There’s never been a vampire-equivalent character present throughout the series, its animated man episode owed more to Jewish golem myths than Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein, and despite having a wolfman as one of its leads it’s distanced itself from that story’s archetypes. (Rather forcefully as a matter of fact, as when Nick asked in the pilot if he needed silver bullets Monroe’s response was “Are you an idiot?”) The beasts of Grimm occupy a separate space from the classic Universal monsters, moving away from pop culture interpretations of myth in favor of making their own.
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