Charlene Winchester

Charlene Mary 'Charlie' Winchester (b. December 05th, 2020) is the youngest child of Remi and Dean Winchester. She is the younger sister of Emma, Robbie, Cassie, and Jamie. She is the youngest niece of Sam Winchester, Sarah James, and Alisha Turner. She is the granddaughter of Mary and John Winchester and Karen and Bobby Singer.

Angelic

 * Immunity - The angel banishing sigil had no effect on Robbie.
 * Sensing - He could sense supernatural beings from even miles away
 * Depossession - When he was born every demon in miles of Rufus’s cabin were forced out of the possessed body.
 * Astral Perception - Remi can perceive the true form of angels, such as perceiving their halos. Such as when Remi could tell that Gabriel wasn't a trickster
 * Super Strength - Their angelic ancestry endows Elioud with enhanced strength sufficient to overpower and even toss common angels around much like a Nephilim.
 * Regeneration -
 * Resurrection -
 * Immunity - He is immune to the angel banishing sigil. Also shows an immune to angel warding.
 * Invulnerability -
 * Regeneration - When the blades were removed, the wound healed in seconds.
 * Super Senses -
 * Teleportation -
 * Telepathy -
 * Mind Control -
 * Precognition -
 * Sedation -
 * Illusion -
 * Smiting -
 * Localization -
 * Pyrokinesis -
 * Astral Perception/Senses - Can see things hidden to humans. Vision and hearing at extreme superhuman levels
 * Lie Detection -

Weakness

 * Very Heavy-Angel Warding
 * Grace Etraction -
 * The Equalizer - A gun crafted by God himself that can kill him although it also cost the life of the user, if the user fatally shot him with it.

Etymology

 * Charlene -   It is of Old German origin, and the meaning is "free man".
 * Mary - Derived from the ancient Hebrew name Miriam. Miriam was the name of Moses' sister in the Old Testament of the Bible. This name may have come from a root meaning “beloved,” or from a word meaning “bitter” or “rebellious,” a reference to the biblical Miriam's life as a slave in Egypt.
 * Winchester - English: habitational name from the city in Hampshire, so named from the addition of Old English ceaster ‘Roman fort or walled city’ (Latin castra ‘legionary camp’) to the Romano-British name Venta, of disputed origin