Grimm Season 7 Could Have Broken TV: Here’s What Might Have Happened If the Show Had Returned With One Final Battle
When Grimm ended in 2017 after six magical seasons, it left fans satisfied but also haunted by the infinite possibilities left unexplored. The finale offered closure, but it also cracked the door open to deeper mysteries, darker powers, and untold futures.
But what if Grimm had been renewed for a 7th season?
What if we weren’t saying goodbye, but welcome back to Nick Burkhardt’s dark world of monsters, prophecy, and fate?
Let’s open the Grimm Book one more time and imagine the season that could have changed everything.
🧭 1. A Fractured Timeline and the Rise of Alternate Realities
Season 6 ended with Nick turning back time to save his friends and family a noble move, but one that would’ve surely had consequences.
In Season 7, we could’ve seen a multiverse unravel with alternate versions of Portland, distorted timelines, and “what if” realities. Nick might’ve faced another version of himself, one corrupted by power, forcing him to question his own choices.
Imagine a world where Wesen rule openly… or where Grimms never existed. Season 7 could have been a dark fairytale through parallel dimensions.
🧬 2. Diana and Kelly: The Children Who Could Reshape the World
Two powerful legacies were born in Grimm: Diana, the Hexenbiest-Royal hybrid with terrifying gifts, and Kelly, son of Nick and Adalind, carrying the Grimm bloodline.
A new prophecy could’ve emerged: “The blood of magic and the blade shall either bind the world… or break it.”
Would Diana use her power for good or fall to darkness? Would Kelly become the ultimate Grimm, trained from childhood to hunt monsters… or protect them?
This setup had all the makings of a new generation saga that fans would binge in a heartbeat.
🐺 3. Monroe and Rosalee’s Hidden Sanctuary
Fan-favorites Monroe and Rosalee were expecting, and it’s easy to imagine them starting a secret Wesen refuge maybe even an underground academy for Wesen children escaping persecution.
But what if someone was hunting them?
Season 7 could have seen Monroe’s peaceful life shattered, forcing him to confront his Blutbad nature again. A thrilling arc of family vs survival, wisdom vs instinct.
🔥 4. Black Claw Reborn – and Smarter Than Ever
Just because Black Claw was defeated doesn’t mean it was destroyed. A darker, more organized force could’ve returned tech-savvy, politically connected, and ready to start Wesen World War I.
New villains could’ve included:
A Wesen-Government alliance threatening global domination
A rogue Hexenbiest army rising in Eastern Europe
Or a charismatic leader who claims to be the “True Grimm” meant to purify the world.
🧠 5. Juliette’s Final Evolution
Juliette’s journey from love interest to the cold and calculating Eve was one of the show’s most heartbreaking transformations.
But in Season 7, what if Juliette and Eve fused into something new? A third version of her no longer controlled by pain or regret, but driven by purpose?
Would she become a hero… or the final villain?
💡 Bonus Twist: A Global Hunt
Grimm’s mythology always hinted at deep global roots. Season 7 could’ve expanded the story to Africa, Asia, or South America tracking down ancient Wesen clans or uncovering relics that tie into Nick’s Grimm heritage.
Final Verdict: Grimm Season 7 Could’ve Been the Best Yet
Grimm was more than a supernatural crime drama it was a universe filled with ancient power, hidden history, and modern-day monsters walking among us. The ending we got was good… but the season we could have had might’ve been unforgettable.
A final season could’ve:
Explored multiverse chaos
Pushed Nick to his moral limits
Grown Diana and Kelly into leads
And launched the next generation of Wesen warriors
Will we ever get a reboot or revival? Maybe. But until then, we’ll keep imagining the world of Grimm Season 7 the season that lives in our hearts.
💬 Which Season 7 theory would you have loved to see come true?
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