Immortal

The Mikaelsons as characters are perfect, honestly the best in the series but I feel they don’t work as being the first Vampires. The reason for this does sound stupid but it’s because they aren’t old enough, as the writers kinda gave the proper old one age and title to Silas and Amara who are technically the first vampires. Even when the Mikaelsons meet Silas he beats them pretty easily and he’s not even at full strength, which kinda takes away from the idea that the Mikaelsons are the first and most powerful vampires even though that’s not the case.

Did Silas' bloodlust need to be nourished to maintain his immortality and his psychic powers? because I've seen comments here that he could withstand much longer than a vampire supports not to dissect, I know that they are different species and that Silas was much more resistant but that left me confused, what was the real purpose was to maintain immortality or the powers? because if it were immortality he would never die.

What are the odds of Elena turning into a vampire at around the same age as Katherine, and what are the odds that Klaus and Elijah both knew Tatia when she was the same age as Katherine and Elena, and what are the odds that all of those doppelgangers are roughly the same age as Amara was when she became immortal

This also is the same for Stefan, what are the odds that he was turned when he was roughly the same age as Silas was when he became immortal, and what are the odds that Tom Avery (the lastest doppelganger in the line of Silas doppelgangers) is roughly the same age as Silas and Stefan?

Alright, curently rewatching the show. When the cure is introduced is explained that the cure prevents Vampire blood from curing you if injured, it also prevents you from becoming a vampire again. But i had the doubt. What if someone undergoes the same spell, the modfied immortality spell, that made the Mikaelsons into vampires? Technically you are not drinking vampire blood, so could someone theoretically become a vampire again if they undergo the spell?

I think another question about it would be what happens? I mean in case the person that took the cure is deprived from it and later undergoes the spell? Would it be the spell get negated and the person dies?

Anyway thanks in advance.

I was thinking, Elijah and Niklaus died because of Inadu's magic (maybe, because she did too) and, if by chance, they could kill her in the same way? I mean, a creature doesn't support a certain capacity for magic, even an immortal (as shown), right? And if Freya had put more magic on Inadu (like, a transfer spell) and left her "overwhelmed" to the point of dying for it. I know it sounds crazy and it would take, like, 5 originals to overload it, but it's worth it. Freya, Vincent, Niklaus, Rebekah, Kol and Elijah used their magic to transfer to Inadu and she would die as Finn died in the second season.

You know as much as i enjoy the more unique and especially powerful supernaturals, I hope to never see in the future again, never see these past creatures from the past 2 shows before legacies:

No more new:

Original vampires or enhanced originals

No more immortals like silas and amara

No more pure psychics like cade

No more siphoners

No more sirens like sybil and seline

No more of the five

No more phoenix hunters-like rayna, dont confuse them with landon who is a phoenix

No more hybrids

And even though i dont truly count them as supernaturals, no more dopplegangers

If they wanna make one of the gemini though into heretics, okay fine, but im saying for new characters, dont make them of these past creatures, make them of the new ones to expand the supernatural world

If Sybil wanted to get rid of Cade's slavery and drink Qetsiyah's elixir, would she become more powerful than him - getting rid of him forever? and even death since he probably cannot kill or drag the soul of a true immortal? if Sybil's immortality and psychic mermaid skills were unified with those of the immortal when drinking the elixir? or was Cade going to undo her pact and was she just an ordinary immortal like Silas?

Like i take things at face value, i dont just say well there it is and be done, i like to take a closer look, that is how my mind works. So I still look at malivores plan and come to the conclusion of a big huh? Like lets put this into perspective or whatever, malivore i guess isnt immortal otherwise why would he want landon, so he can have an immortal bloodline. Okay fine, but if we are to go by natures rules,shouldnt phoenixes have a way to be killed? What, is phoenixes exempt from natures balance thing? Same goes for the necromancer, nothing so far except maybe the malivore knife suggest he can be killed so why didnt malivore just possess necromancer? My only guess and im being nice is the necromancer cant procreate cause he is a zombie. Its literally the ultimate picky and choosy goal he has.

Heck even cause immortals arent classified as the traditional vampire, it makes u wonder why triad didnt just capture amara and silas and throw them into malivore and malivore just use one of them.

Some of you might say im overthinking this, i dont think so. I dont think the writers have a greater plan, i think this is just another flaw in the story. Im going to be fair and say somehow the phoenix not only can produce but is somehow immortal from natures rules, like its the one true immortal being. But that still goes into why did the necromancer believe the golden arrow could kill him? People might say he thinks landon fits the new hero and okay lets say necromancer never met landon before which i dont think he is, but that arrow could have been used on wade who is also a new hero

So its just a big basket of confusion right now.

Would Malivore memory manipulation powers have worked on Immortal (Silas and Amara), Psychic (Arcadius) and Siren (Seline and Sybil)?

I was wondering if a page can be made where there can be a catagory for each species, and in those categories would have the people of that species power rankings, for example, Witches: 1) Qetsiyah 2) The Hollow 3) Dahlia, etc, with power numbers and I think that it would be a good idea just so it would be easier to find the most powerful person of that species.

If silas was turned into a vampire during roman or greek time then how come the mikaelson's say they were the first ever vampires

This is prob a dumb question