List of Charmed Neutral Beings Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description

This page details the neutral characters in the television series Charmed.

Alphabetical listing

• Angel Of Death (season three): The Angel of Death is a being that is neither good nor evil and has the responsibility of collecting souls and carrying them into the afterlife. Death is not something that can be fought or stopped — the Angel of Death never gives up on a claim.

• Avatars (season five): The Avatars are all-powerful and indestructible demons that live separately, away from the plots of the Underworld. They claim to be neutral but their plans are to take control of the reality and transform it in their own image. Two of them (the Avatar of Power and the Avatar of Force), approached Cole to offer him a chance to join them but he declined. Some time after that the Avatar of Power approached Cole again and this time he accepted, but only if the Avatar gave him the power to alter reality, which he did.

• Aviva (season one): A young practitioner of magic who was accquainted with Kali. She was given the power of heat.

• Bane Jessup (season two): Bane was hired by Barbus to kill the Charmed Ones as well as 10 other witches by midnight on Friday the 13th. He was partnered with Ms. Hellfire, and seemed to have a love interest in this unknown hitwoman. He was attacked by the demon Litvack and his henchmen in the episode Give Me A Sign, and then put in jail for racketeering, tax evasion and money laundering.

• Beasts- The occurrence of two blue moons in one year has an interesting effect on the Charmed Ones: they transform into wolf-like beasts. In this animal form, the witches seem to attack whitelighters and Elders.

• Bianca (season six): Bianca is a Phoenix, from the future. She was once engaged to Chris Perry, but after he left to save his brother, Wyatt, he was turned evil to serve Evil Wyatt. Bianca was sent to bring Chris back, and when she did, she sacrificed her life to save his own as well as Wyatt's.

• Callaways & Montanas (season six): These two families of witches have been embroiled in feud for so many generations that no one can remember what instigated the feud. There have been periods of truce between the families over the years but the feud has always started anew. Perhaps based on the Hatfields and McCoys.

• Cleaners (season six): These beings are responsible for protecting magic. If magic, whether good or evil, becomes exposed to the public, the Cleaners are responsible for covering it up, cleaning up the mess, and erasing memories of the event.

• Clyde (season four): Clyde is the 'ghost of the past' from Charles Dickens' book A Christmas Carol. He helps the living visit, and sometimes re-live, a period from their past. He ignores summoning spells, so the only way to summon him is to insult him so much that he becomes angry. In his own words, Clyde only opens the door to the past; he doesn't guarantee a safe trip. He owed Leo a favour after Clyde returned a client from the past on the edge of a cliff, resulting in 32 broken bones that Leo healed.

• 'Dr. Williamson (season two): Dr. Curtis Williamson was researching Piper's miraculous recovery from the terminal disease auroya fever. As part of his tests, he was injecting chimpanzees with samples of the Halliwell's blood, and he also injected himself with a combination of their bloods. This gave him the power of the Charmed Ones, but since he was stealing organs from criminals and giving them to needy patients (and not performing good deeds), the powers of the Charmed Ones drove him mad.

• Finn (season four): Finn is a golem, created from clay by Gammill for the purpose of luring women to him. He looks like a normal human except for the fact that he has no bellybutton. Finn rebelled against Gammill when his liking for Paige overcame his programming.

• Firestarters (season four): An extremely rare and coveted magical creature, usually a mortal. The power first manifests in adolescence with the onset of puberty, and is is linked to the emotions. If subjugated while still impressionable, they can be persuaded to use their powers for evil. Because of this, they are often trained to be bodyguards to the Source.

• Genies (season two): Genies are magical beings that have the power to grant humans what they desire. Contained in bottles, genies are released after someone rubs the bottle, and then will grant the person who rubbed the bottle three wishes. After granting three wishes, the genie becomes free from his bottle and loses his powers. Beware, genies are tricksters and they will do anything to be freed. While genies are not evil by nature and cannot harm someone unless he wishes for something, the wishes genies grant always come with some unforseen consequence. The only way to get rid of a genie without wishing is to put the genie back into his bottle. Doing this will reverse all of the wishes he granted.

• Ghosts (season one): Ghosts are spirits of the dead who manage to cling in our world because of unfinished business from their life, usually avenging their unjust death. Neophyte ghosts are unable to affected the physical plane, but in time ghosts can learn to move objects and even become corporeal.

• A Golem (season four): A golem is person made from clay who has been animated by the right magic. Gammill created a golem in the image of himself before he was cursed, and he used the golem to lure women to him so that he could capture them and turn them into statues.

• Guardian of the Hollow (season four): The Guardians of the Hollow were an Angel and a Demon sent to watch over the mausoleum in which the Hollow was kept. This was part of an agreement good Good and Evil made, to have guards on the Hollow so that neither side could use it. The Angel could move objects by making them orb and the demon could throw lighting, shimmer and move objects telekinetically.

• Inspector Sheridan (season six): Inspector Sheridan was an investigator who was investigating the Halliwell Sisters and all of their strange things they are involved in. She was later partnered with Darryl Morris, and eventually transferred to another district.

• Lady Godiva (season seven): This woman lived in the eleventh century and rode naked on horseback through her town in order to protest a tax that her husband had put into effect.

• Mordaunt (season six): A servant of Excalibur, Mordaunt is responsible for training those meant to control the power of the sword.

• Mr. Right (season six): This magical man can be conjured, and made to the exact specifications of the witch who created him. He is tied completely to his creator, feeling only what she feels, needs, or wants.

• Phoenix (season six): Descended from the Witch Trials with vengeance in their hearts, the Phoenix are a family of assassins and witches who are very powerful, and born with a distinctive birthmark of the Phoenix symbolizing, their rise from Salem's ashes. They have no allegiance; they seek only vengeance, and will seek out and kill any bounty they're hired to hunt down.

• The Tribunal (season six): A council made up of both Elders and Demons, the Tribunal monitors magic to keep people from ever finding out about its use — whatever the cost.

• Valkyries (season six): A powerful race of demi[[diety|god]desses who scout the battle grounds for dying warriors and then take their souls to Valhalla, where they prepare them for the final battle at the end of the world. Though fierce by nature, Valkyries are not evil. They remain secluded in Valhalla and do not attack other beings unless they feel that the secret of their location has been threatened. Like witches, their aim is to protect the innocent.

• Yama: (season one): In Chinese mythology, Yama is the gatekeeper of hell. He preys on the souls of those ghosts who have not received a proper burial. Yama does not distinguish from good or evil — he only desires souls.

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