Michael (Supernatural)

Background

Michael is the first and oldest of the four Archangels created by God. He is one of the most powerful beings in the universe. During the War in Heaven, Michael banished Lucifer from Heaven on God’s command and later confined him to a Cage bound by 66 Seals. As the highest-ranking Archangel, he issued commands that filtered down to other angels in the hierarchy. On Earth, he appears using John Winchester as a vessel to interact with Dean Winchester.

Pronouns

He/Him.

Powers and Abilities

Nigh-Omnipotence: Being the oldest Archangel and the first angel ever created, Michael possesses immense supernatural power. His abilities are nearly unlimited, making him one of the most potent celestial beings in existence. Telekinesis: Michael can move objects with his mind. Teleportation: He can instantly transport himself from one location to another. Superhuman Strength and Durability: Michael is incredibly strong and resilient. Healing: He can heal injuries and wounds. Angelic Blades: Michael wields an angelic blade that can kill other angels. Warding and Sigils: He can create protective symbols and wardings. Possession: Michael can possess human vessels, such as Adam Milligan. Archangel Blade: Michael’s blade is even more potent than regular angelic blades. Reality Manipulation: He can alter reality to some extent. Angel Radio: Michael can communicate with other angels through angel radio. Resurrection: He can resurrect the dead. Weather Manipulation: Michael can control the weather. Time Travel: He has the ability to travel through time.

Personality

Duty-Driven: Michael is dutiful and loyal to God’s plan. Authoritarian: As the Viceroy of Heaven, he issues commands and expects obedience. Complex Relationship: His relationship with his vessel, Adam, evolves over time. Initially, it’s manipulative, but later, they reach an understanding and even become friends. Disillusionment: Michael becomes disillusioned by God’s betrayals and helps the Winchesters trap God. Sorrow: He is noticeably saddened when informing the Winchesters of Adam’s death.