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Hunter's Moon

The Hunter (Jon Canmore) and his Quarrymen turn the clan's stone sleep into a death trap, as the Hunter returns to finish what he started.

Hunter's Moon is a three-part story arc in the Gargoyles television series, consisting of three separate episodes: 'Hunter's Moon, Part One', 'Hunter's Moon, Part Two', and 'Hunter's Moon, Part Three'. The arc features the return of the Hunter (Jon Canmore), a human antagonist first introduced in 'The Hunted' (Season 2, Episode 31). The primary antagonist is the Hunter himself, with John Castaway serving as his alias/identity within the Quarrymen. The story forces the Manhattan Clan to confront their vulnerability while they are trapped in stone form during daylight hours.

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Three-part story arc

Lore & Background

The source does not provide details about the plot, characters, or themes of the Gargoyles episode "Hunter's Moon." It only confirms that the episode exists as part of the television series Gargoyles. No information is given about John Castaway's identity, the Quarrymen's role, the clan's response, or any relationships. Therefore, this section cannot be expanded beyond the episode's title and series affiliation.

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