Lucifer

Character

Like other archangels, Lucifer is extremely arrogant, proud and selfish, but at the same time he is not devoid of charisma, and in many ways he cannot be clearly called a villain. To achieve his goals, he does not hesitate to lie and manipulate others, although in most cases he tells the truth, but presented in the context he needs. Despite the fact that most demons consider him their "lord and god", Lucifer sincerely hates and despises his creations, and has nothing against destroying them when he no longer needs them. Despite his contempt and hatred for humanity, he feels some sympathy for Dean and Sam and even promises to be honest with them. Lucifer hates the demons that Lucifer uses as servants and labor even more than humans, and was going to destroy them all. Lucifer is loyal to his younger angel brothers, although he loves his archangel brothers the most. However, Lucifer considers himself a tragic figure, and claims that everything was meant to be and "God needed the Devil." Lucifer can be called very cruel, because he can eliminate anyone who gets in his way. He does not hesitate to kill those whose death he does not need at all. As a leader and strategist, Lucifer is very mediocre; he mainly pursues short-term goals and rarely thinks many steps ahead. Also, unlike his father, he does not have any plan for the future and, as such, power over the world is boring to him.

Appearance

At the moment, the Archangel chose, whatever the case may be, the most suitable body as a vessel. A man of 30-40 years old, with a pleasant, at the same time, inconspicuous appearance. He is quite tall, stately and moderately broad in the shoulders, of good build, but you cannot call him an athlete. Impeccable posture, but there is no hint of a proud head carriage. Oval-shaped face, flattened ears, small eyes, straight nose, short brown hair. The sad, piercing gaze of blue eyes plunges you into confusion. Narrow but slightly plump lips, oddly enough, do not create the impression of a strong-willed person. His charm has a lot of boyish spontaneity. He always dresses simply and not sophisticatedly - jeans, shirts, T-shirts. The wardrobe is monotonous. The Archangel carefully looked after the vessel, trying to expose it to critical injuries as little as possible.

Relationship with Dean Winchester

Lucifer, he sees Dean as just an annoyance. On a personal level, Lucifer and Dean tend to be mortal enemies who often fight each other with Dean trying to stop Lucifer's plans. Despite their status as mortal enemies, Dean has demonstrated the ability to work with Lucifer when necessary, albeit reluctantly. When Lucifer asked him if he was scared, Dean stated that he was "not even a little bit", although he was confused by Lucifer's pre-fight antics. Dean is often defiant in front of Lucifer, even when Lucifer has the upper hand in a situation, and is always trying to find a way to lock Lucifer up or kill him.

Relationship with Sam Winchester

The relationship between Lucifer and Sam Winchester is one of the most complex and central driving forces. Lucifer, a fallen archangel and one of the main antagonists, shares a deep and complex bond with Sam, one of the two Winchester brothers. Initially, Lucifer's approach to Sam is characterized by manipulation and psychological warfare. He appears to Sam in various guises, often taking the form of people from Sam's past, including deceased loved ones, in order to manipulate his emotions and weaken his resolve. These encounters highlight Lucifer's malevolence and his determination to use Sam as a means to an end. As they progress, their relationship becomes more and more nuanced. At times, Lucifer and Sam have to work together. Despite their adversarial nature, there are moments of reluctant cooperation when they put aside their differences for the common good. These moments demonstrate the hidden complexity of their connection.

Relationship with Castiel

Their relationship is complex and multifaceted, which develops significantly. Lucifer is one of the archangels and the series' central antagonist, while Castiel is initially introduced as a stoic and loyal angel. Lucifer is loyal to his younger angel brothers, although he loves his archangel brothers the most. He praises Castiel for not betraying his friends to him. Lucifer, on the other hand, sees Castiel as a pawn in his grand plan, but he also recognizes Castiel's growing independence and defiance.

Relationship with Gabriel

Lucifer and Gabriel's relationship is marked by deep-rooted conflict and sibling rivalry. Gabriel, also known as Archangel Gabriel or the Trickster, is one of Lucifer's younger brothers. Their animosity stems from Lucifer's rebellion against God and Heaven, which led to his imprisonment and eventual fall from grace. Gabriel, on the contrary, opposes Lucifer's rebellious actions and strives not to get involved in the cosmic conflict. He fakes his death, assumes the identity of the Trickster, and leads a relatively carefree existence on Earth, avoiding both Heaven and Hell. Lucifer views Gabriel's actions as cowardice and betrayal, and Gabriel sees Lucifer as a dangerous and destructive force. Gabriel's main goal is to stay away from Lucifer, avoid confrontation, and protect himself from his vengeful older brother. Despite their differences, the tension between them adds depth and complexity to the overall narrative as it highlights the strained relationships within the archangel family and their differing views on the cosmic conflict.

Relationship with father (God)

Lucifer's relationship with his father, God (referred to as Chuck), is filled with deep conflict and resentment. Lucifer is one of the archangels, originally the beloved son of God. However, their relationship takes a dark turn when Lucifer rebels against God's authority and refuses to submit to humanity, which ultimately leads to his imprisonment in a cage in Hell. Lucifer's rebellion stems from the belief that he should be equal to humanity, which God created in his own image. His disobedience to God's plan results in deep-seated anger and bitterness. Lucifer considers himself a victim of God's favoritism towards people and considers his imprisonment to be unjust. Lucifer's desire for revenge on his father is the driving force. He seeks to destroy God's plans, often attempting to cause chaos, destruction and apocalypse. Lucifer's ultimate goal is to prove to God that people are imperfect and unworthy of his love and attention. God, on the other hand, maintains a more distant and mysterious presence throughout much of the story. He is often portrayed as aloof and indifferent to the conflicts between his angelic children. This indifference further fuels Lucifer's anger and desire to challenge God's authority. Their complex and intense relationship adds depth to the series' overarching narrative as it explores themes of free will, rebellion, and the consequences of divine power. Lucifer's rebellion against his father is central to his character and motivation.

Nicknames/Titles

Satan, Devil

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Immortality - Lucifer, like other celestials, is immortal and not subject to disease, aging and weakness. To maintain life, he needs neither food, nor rest, nor sleep. Invulnerability - He is virtually invulnerable to most weapons. Reality Warping - He can create entire worlds in which everything went according to his plan. He could also create objects out of nothing, which he taught Gabriel. Thermokinesis - Lucifer can raise and lower the temperature of the environment. Healing - Lucifer can heal any creature from any wounds or diseases. Telekinesis - Lucifer can move objects and people with the power of his thoughts. Terrakinesis - Lucifer is capable of creating earthquakes. Pyrokinesis - Lucifer can create and control fire. Biokinesis - with one gesture he can kill a person, an angel or a demon. Change of form - Lucifer was the first of the archangels who appeared before people not in the form of his vessel. He was able to take on the appearance of Nick's dead wife and appear before him in this form. Supernatural Perception - Lucifer can see the true faces of all supernatural beings, no matter how hidden they may be. Stopping time - seraphim can stop time, which means that he can do it too. Mental Manipulation - As an archangel, he can erase a person's memory and change their memories at will. He can also control a person's mind, like some special children. Blackout - an angel's touch can cause a person to faint, and Lucifer is no exception. Mind Control - Lucifer can appear in a person's dream. Teleportation - He is able to move anywhere in the world instantly. Telepathy and Empathy - in order to win over Nick, Lucifer read his thoughts and embodied himself in the image of his wife. Additionally, he can sense human emotions. Electrokinesis - Lucifer can control electrical charges, create thunder and lightning, and manipulate electrical devices. Super Strength-Lucifer is physically stronger than any person,angel,demon,pagan god, monster

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Weather Manipulation - When he appears, strong winds and tornadoes appear, and he can also do this at will. Torture Abilities - Lucifer knows all types of torture. Creating images is creating illusions. For example, he was able to drive Sam crazy. It is also known that he taught this ability to Gabriel.

Weaknesses

The primordial entities - God, Death, Darkness, Archangels, Shadow - can kill him. Supernatural weapons - Death Sickle, Archangel Sword, Blades of angels Michael's Spear can cause significant harm or kill. Lucifer's Cage - A cage strong enough to contain Michael and Lucifer. By inscribing the symbols and runes of the cell on the molecules of Nick's body, Crowley was able to control Lucifer, making his own vessel a prison for him. Holy oil - can cause pain and temporarily make you unable to function. Anti-angelic symbols - using special symbols, you can block the archangel’s access to any room. In addition to this, you can also use the Bloody Symbol to banish the angel. Devil's Trap - Devil's traps are powerful symbols that can immobilize and weaken demons and angels, making them vulnerable to capture or attack. Magic - spells from the Book of the Damned can immobilize Lucifer, as well as return him to the Cage, provided that he is outside the vessel or his vessel is damaged. Taking away - grace can seriously weaken Lucifer, which is what happened when Michael, in an alternate reality, took part of his archangel’s grace from his brother for a ritual. Holy Fire - Holy fire is capable of harming and restraining angels, including Lucifer. Trapping him in a circle of holy fire can temporarily incapacitate him. Grace Depletion - Like other angels, Lucifer's power is tied to his grace. If his grace is drained or weakened, he becomes less powerful and vulnerable to attacks.

Preferences

Luxury and wealth. Lucifer is often associated with wealth, beautiful clothes and luxurious furnishings. He may have a penchant for an extravagant and hedonistic lifestyle. Fine cuisine. Some interpretations show Lucifer enjoying fine food and wine, often in an upscale or exclusive setting (even though he doesn't need to eat food) Music. Lucifer may appreciate music, especially classical or complex genres. Art and culture. Lucifer may have a keen interest in art, literature and cultural pursuits, appreciating beauty and creativity in various forms. Wit and charm. Lucifer is very smart, charismatic and quick-witted. He enjoys making smart and witty jokes on others. Temptation. As the ultimate tempter, Lucifer takes pleasure in manipulating and seducing others, often using his charisma and charm to achieve his goals.