Lucifer Morningstar

that if Alastor and Lucifer met, Alastor would like the latter because of his similarity to Willy Wonka in his love for Lucifer is much stronger than Alastor Lucifer existed before the creation of the Earth and humanity itself, making him one of the oldest beings of Hell shown in the animated series.

Lucifer has light-blond hair, snow-white skin with red cheeks, the same as Charlie. His eyes have yellow irises and red thin pupils, giving Lucifer a snake-like appearance. He wears purple eyeshadow on his eyes. Lucifer has, at least in the illustrations, a pointed grin, and a mouth full of sharp teeth. He has thick black eyebrows and black lips. Lucifer stands at 158.5 centimeters (5.2 pounds), making him shorter than Charlie.[4] His clothes are in a general light pink style with red linings, black and purple elements and apple symbols, which are also present everywhere in the hotel, from the stained glass windows at the entrance to the furniture, giving reason to claim that the hotel is a family estate. He wears: a tall top hat with a red band wrapped around it with a pale yellow snake and decorated with a red apple with a light leaf on the stalk, the same style as the hat, a long, sideless coat with a red trim and 4 long black cord loops with gold buttons, as well as a high collar, pulled in by a simple black bow tie, a red vest with white vertical lines, black arms up to the elbows, white breeches, black knee-high boots (shown in one of the paintings, which depicts the entire Morningstar family with several unknown demons) and carries a thin black cane with a knob similar to the decoration on his hat - a red apple with a light leaf on the stem. Lucifer, although he sat on the throne of Hell, remained an admirer of dramatic gestures and mise-en-scènes. Like a seasoned actor, he juggled caustic jokes and theatrical sighs, easily switching from playful carelessness to melancholy. He was not short of ambition, as was his daughter Charlie - both firmly believed in their own ideals, albeit very peculiar ones. In the tattered History of Hell that Charlie pored over in "Overture," Lucifer was portrayed as an idealistic dreamer whose quest to give humanity free will ended in the creation of Hell.