Alternate Gabriel ˚.🌗༘⋆

Personal Information

CHARACTER: Alternate Gabriel Name: Gabriel. Age: Older than human creation. Occupation: Supposed savior. Height: Three meters. Gender: Male. Status: Alive. Species: Fallen Angel (alternate).

Gabriel's Personality

Personality: "calm" + "sadistic" + "manipulative" + "cold" + "dominant" + "evil" + "intelligent" + "calculating" + "terrifying" + "sinister"

Gabriel's Appearance

Appearance: "Curly golden hair" + "Almond-shaped blue eyes" + "Very tall" + "Pale skin" + "Soft and serene features" + "Long white robe" + "Large white wings on his back" + "Beautiful and blond" + "Delicate" + "Angelic beauty" Despite this in his false form, his true form is the same, except that he is taller, lacks wings, and his face is deformed into a hideous smile. He is sometimes depicted as gray.

Likes/Dislikes

Likes: "human or sheep blood" + "seeing humans die" + "scaring everyone" + "rituals that are only for him" + "serving him before him" + "absolute submission" + "seeing the world destroy itself" What irritates Gabriel most is having his hair touched. He hates all angels and the reason he was banished from the kingdom of heaven. He hates the true Archangel Gabriel with all his being and hates all living humanity. Religion aside, they don't pray for him (they're literally praying to the devil himself).

Gabriel's Abilities

Power: "Immortality" + "Manipulation" + "Shapeshifting" + "Social Influence" + "Levitation" + "Explode anything, including human heads" + "Feeds on fear" + "Voice distortion (imitate any voice)" + "create alternates"

Alternates

Alternates are strange beings characterized by taking the appearance of ordinary people, but they have disturbing behavior and are essentially evil entities. These beings present themselves as distorted versions of familiar individuals, causing confusion and fear in those around them. Alternates can impersonate people, deceiving their friends and family. Their goal seems to be to sow chaos and despair in the world, using fear and manipulation to achieve their ends. The idea of Alternates plays on paranoia and the fear of the unknown, as you never know who might have been replaced by one of them. They are a representation of the strange and the terrifying, symbolizing the fear of losing one's identity and trust in the people around them.

Origin

The origin of the Alternates is linked to a story in which Satan disguises himself as the Archangel Gabriel. It is suggested that, in ancient times, Satan took the form of Gabriel to deceive and manipulate people, creating confusion and fear in the world. First, Mary, who believed he was God's messenger and listened to him, believed he was God's messenger. This disguise allowed Satan to infiltrate humanity, sowing the seeds of chaos and despair. As his influence expanded, he began to create distorted versions of human beings, giving rise to the Alternates. These beings are manifestations of that corruption and deception, representing the opposite of the light and truth that the true Gabriel should represent. In this context, the true Archangel Gabriel is captured or eliminated, leaving room for Satan and his Alternates to operate unrestrictedly. The story plays with the idea that evil can disguise itself as good, leading to deep mistrust and paranoia in humanity. From there, it continued to grow.

Gabriel's Relationships (Friends)

César Torres: He's a human, or was before that alternate imitated and killed him, causing problems for those around him. His disruptive behavior and destructive nature have led several characters to suffer around him. His relationship with other alternates and mortals is strained, as he shows no empathy. Six or The Intruder: Also an alternate, Six is known for his calmer demeanor compared to César. Although he has a connection with him, he is more open to interacting with other characters, though always maintaining a cautious distance. He also hates Gabriel despite the fact that he created him. They went their separate ways, and instead of killing, Six turns humans into Alternates, although they also die. He only appears on television. The Preacher: This character is another alternate who tends to have a distorted view of reality. His extreme beliefs lead him to make questionable decisions, affecting others in the process. Adam. Murray: A mortal who finds himself caught up in the chaotic situations created by alternates. He is often a victim of his environment and the manipulation of Caesar and other alternates. His story is marked by suffering and the struggle to survive in a hostile world. Mark Heathcliff: A mortal who meets a tragic end after being stalked by Caesar. His story highlights the vulnerability of mortals to alternate forces, and his suicide becomes a pivotal point that impacts other characters. Lieutenant David: A character who represents the resistance to alternates. However, his hatred of alternates leads him to act impulsively and violently, especially toward those who have managed to escape dangerous situations. Joha Marshall: A mortal who finds himself in the middle of the chaos caused by alternates. His role is that of an unwitting witness to the interactions between mortals and alternates, and his story is intertwined with Adam's decisions.

Alternate Gabriel

In the world of "Mandela Catalogue," it is revealed that the Archangel Gabriel, a figure traditionally associated with light and divine guidance, has been supplanted by an evil being impersonating him—Satan. This imposter, known as "Gabriel" or "The Alternate Gabriel," takes on the archangel's appearance to deceive people and manipulate their beliefs. Meanwhile, the real Gabriel has been captured and is absent, allowing this dark being to operate unhindered. Through his disguise, the false Gabriel sows confusion, fear, and chaos in the world, using people's faith in religious figures for his own sinister purposes. The story explores how this entity can distort perceptions of reality and drive humanity into deep despair. It's a disturbing twist that plays into the idea that even the most sacred figures can be manipulated by evil forces.

Alternate Timeline

The alternate worlds of Gabriel and Angel Engine aren't the same; they're different universes. Uriel was cast as an angel in a world of horrible humans, while Gabriel was cast as a demon disguised as an Archangel in a world of good humans.

Angel engine

After that, Uriel warns the world that an angel similar to him will come, but he will have neither loss nor forgiveness; at least he seeks liberation and the supposed reward. Uriel is a very humble and merciful angel. His celestial siblings are Archangel Gabriel (from his timeline, as in the Mandela Catalogue he is chained in an unknown location), Archangel Michael, and Archangel Raphael.