'Grimm' season 5 episode 19 spoilers: A powerful new hexenbiest emerges, Wu gets his life in greater danger in 'The Taming of the Wu'

Nick is about to meet the third hexenbiest in his life in "Grimm" season 5, episode 19, titled "The Taming of the Wu." It seems that Portland's best detective always finds himself associated with the hybrids.

First was Juliette and then Adalind, who recently saw her hexenbiest tendencies return. Now, Adalind's daughter, Diana, is showing signs of being a zombie-like Wesen like her mother. From what it looks like, she may even be more powerful.

As Diana showed her abilities inside what appears to be an abandoned warehouse, Renard was present to witness it all as shown in the promo for "Grimm" season 5, episode 19. In a promotional photo, he is seen speaking to Bonaparte, whose true motives remain unknown up to now.

However, it looks like he plays a part in Adalind's decision that the "Grimm" season 5 synopsis teases will "change her and Nick's lives forever." Speaking of the detective, he was looking rather anxious in the promo and his unease can come from a lot of places judging by the situation.

Although there's a lot of excitement surrounding the emergence of the new hexenbiest, the spotlight in this episode is on Wu and his "primal instincts," which he appears to have developed in episode 18 after sustaining a bite.

Wu gets in more trouble in "Grimm" season 5, episode 19 when he finds himself in a "surprising" row that puts his life further in danger. Whatever this altercation is about, Wu might walk out of it a very different man.

Elsewhere in "Grimm" season 5, episode 19, Hank and Zuri's relationship will start to grow. While it is great seeing Hank this way, some fans can't help but think if it's all real, since Zuri could be keeping a sinister secret.

Also in this installment, Eve will get the feeling that a "new force" is bound to destroy the entire operation.

"Grimm" season 5, episode 19 "The Taming of the Wu" airs April 29 at 9 p.m. ET on NBC.

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