Changes: Jenoff

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“I don't traffic in wants. I supply needs. The kind of things you gotta have right now or you'll die. They tend to be more valuable.”

―Jenoff^[src]

Jenoff ran a casino out of Los Angeles and had many individuals in his pocket, primarily from his side business in which he would procure requested items at the price of the requestor's soul. The payment was not required up-front, and the individual could live their life until either the merchandise (soul) were in jeopardy of being given to another, or if Mr. Jenoff decided it was time to collect.

Charles Gunn traded his soul to Jenoff for a truck in his early years of running The Crew, reasoning that his life would never really amount to anything and the truck could be useful in his mission to fight vampires. Later in his life Jenoff detected his love for Fred and immediately sent one of his henchmen to collect the soul early. Angel Investigations followed Gunn to the casino to back him up and Angel offered a double-or-nothing bet to Jenoff, putting not only Gunn's soul, but his own on the line. Losing the bet in a single-card draw, Angel chopped off Jenoff's head, only to be shocked when a new one started to grow. However, Angel took the opportunity to turn the crowd against Jenoff by asking if anyone else owed him anything, the entire casino ganging up on him at once and allowing the team to escape.

Powers and abilities

“If killing him was that easy, I would have done it myself.”

―Gunn after Angel beheads Jenoff^[src]

Jenoff had the ability to steal the souls of those he makes deals with, which he does by piercing their eyes with his fingers.

Furthermore, he could rapidly regenerate from wounds, even decapitation.

Behind the Scenes

He was portrayed by Patrick St. Esprit.

Appearances

"Double or Nothing"

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 {{character
+|Image           = Jenoff.jpg
+|Appear          = "[[Double or Nothing]]"
-|Image =
+|Name            = Jenoff
-|Appear = "[[Double or Nothing]]"
+|Aliases         = The Soul Sucker
-|Name = Jenoff
+|Status          = Deceased (presumably)
-|Aliases = The Soul Sucker
+|Classification  = [[Demon]]
-|Status = Deceased (presumably)
-|Classification = [[Demon]]
+|Affiliation     = [[Jenoff's Casino]]
-|Powers = Ability to take the [[Soul]] from an individual.
+|Powers          = Ability to take the [[Soul]] from an individual.
 Self regeneration abilities, including his head (immune to decapitation)
-|Actor = [[Patrick St. Esprit]]
+|Actor           = Patrick St. Esprit
-}}
+[[Angel (season 3)|A3]]
+}}
 {{Quote|I don't traffic in wants. I supply needs. The kind of things you gotta have right now or you'll die. They tend to be more valuable.|Jenoff|Double or Nothing}}
-'''Jenoff''' ran a [[Jenoff's Casino|casino]] out of [[Los Angeles]], and had many individuals in his pocket primarily from his side business in which he would procure requested items at the price of the requestor's soul.
-The payment was not required up-front, and the individual could live their life until either the ''merchandise'' (soul) were in jeopardy of being given to another, or if Mr. Jenoff decided it was time to collect.
+'''Jenoff''' ran a [[Jenoff's Casino|casino]] out of [[Los Angeles]] and had many individuals in his pocket, primarily from his side business in which he would procure requested items at the price of the requestor's soul. The payment was not required up-front, and the individual could live their life until either the ''merchandise'' ([[soul]]) were in jeopardy of being given to another, or if Mr. Jenoff decided it was time to collect.
-[[Charles Gunn]] traded his soul to Jenoff for a truck in his early years of running [[Gunn's Crew|The Crew]].  Later in his life Jenoff detected his love for [[Fred]], and immediately sent one of his henchmen to collect the soul early.
-[[Angel Investigations]] followed Gunn to the casino to back him up, and [[Angel]] offered a double-or-nothing bet to Jenoff, putting not only Gunn's soul, but his own on the line.
-Losing the bet, Angel chops off Jenoff's head, and while a new one begins to regrow, Angel takes the opportunity to turn the crowd against Jenoff, who all gang up on Jenoff together.
+[[Charles Gunn]] traded his soul to Jenoff for a truck in his early years of running [[Gunn's Crew|The Crew]], reasoning that his life would never really amount to anything and the truck could be useful in his mission to fight vampires. Later in his life Jenoff detected his love for [[Winifred Burkle|Fred]] and immediately sent one of his henchmen to collect the soul early. [[Angel Investigations]] followed Gunn to the casino to back him up and [[Angel]] offered a double-or-nothing bet to Jenoff, putting not only Gunn's soul, but his own on the line. Losing the bet in a single-card draw, Angel chopped off Jenoff's head, only to be shocked when a new one started to grow. However, Angel took the opportunity to turn the crowd against Jenoff by asking if anyone else owed him anything, the entire casino ganging up on him at once and allowing the team to escape.
-== Appearances ==
+==Powers and abilities==
-*[[Double or Nothing]]
+{{Quote|If killing him was that easy, I would have done it myself.|Gunn after Angel beheads Jenoff|Double or Nothing}}
+[[File:Jenoff Regen.gif|thumb|Jenoff grows a new head.]]
+Jenoff had the ability to steal the souls of those he makes deals with, which he does by piercing their eyes with his fingers.
+Furthermore, he could rapidly regenerate from wounds, even decapitation.
+== Behind the Scenes ==
+*He was portrayed by Patrick St. Esprit.
+== Appearances ==
+*"[[Double or Nothing]]"
 [[Category:Demons]]
 [[Category:Demon Masters]]
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 [[Category:Angel Investigations and Team Angel enemies]]
 [[Category:Los Angeles residents]]
-[[Category:Charles Gunn]]