All posts by Rothcolucifer

Her betrayals were getting repetitive for sure; I also feel like season 6 should've done more with their relationship, felt like it was too forced and just fan service at the end.

I don't remember if they chose last names. Frankly speaking, Amenadiel, Michael, and the rest of the angels aside from Lucifer have one name. Michael's original name used to be Mi-ka-el which was used to rhyme with Samael, though he later changed it to Michael.

Awesome personification, your artwork is impressive.

Season 2 was the best in my opinion, it's when Tom Ellis really started to nail the role of Lucifer and all the character sub stories were great. I especially enjoyed the additions of Uriel and Ella, albeit the former only survived one episode. But, the best part of S2 was Goddess, she was a very entertaining villain and the build up to the conclusion was well done.

Amenadiel didn’t want the job, and he was more than willing to endorse Lucifer after spending all those years on Earth with him and noticing how his brother isn’t actually a bad person.

Lucifer initially volunteers himself for the position because of selfish reasons as he wants to prove to himself that he deserves Chloe, but his reasoning changes after that.

You also have to realize that the Angels are different from humans in the sense that strength and intimidation is a necessary means of attaining respect. This is clearly evident with Amenadiel’s behavior as God’s favorite son in Season 1, as well as how he treats Uriel in Season 2. That’s why all the Angels respected Lucifer’s claim to the throne after he incapacitates Michael, because he’s proven himself to be the strongest.

I would say Remiel wins. She has millions of years of combat experience ahead of Aurora, and she’s a pure-blood angel. Aurora’s a nephilim but that doesn’t discount from her power all that significantly considering that her Father is one of the most powerful Archangels. But I’m still giving Remiel the edge because of her nature, she was a born fighter and fights regularly.

Cain was an awesome main antagonist, definitely my second favorite. I'm gonna have to go with Michael as my first though!

The results are clearly biased. Michael is leagues above Maze when it comes to strength and combat, not even a debate. He's an Archangel, God's second in command, held off Lucifer and Amenadiel for a short time and wasn't afraid to fight them both with their wings unleashed. Maze ain't winning against God's favorite son here.

Definitely Marcus Pierce, he literally has millions of years of combat experience under his belt, which also consists of extensive knowledge about the world that he learned throughout this entire time. Sam may be a genius when it comes to tactical planning, but it wouldn't work on Pierce who already has much knowledge about the universe and its lore; he literally tracked Lucifer and his whereabouts for years without him realizing.

While the show contains some Biblical lore, you have to remember that the characters are based on the DC comic. From my knowledge, I don't believe that Jesus is a character in the Lucifer comics. Also, the writers probably didn't want to be disrespectful to religions that believe in Jesus Christ, as including him in a show like Lucifer would probably be crossing a line that could draw in controversy.

I actually thought Pierce/Cain was a pretty well written and intriguing character. I feel like the writers messed up when they made him want to get his mark back so abruptly, yet at the end he asks Lucifer if Chloe is doing okay when he's about to die. Literally 5 minutes before, he was planning to ambush and kill both of them. It just marks an inconsistency for me, and the writers messed up regarding his character development toward the end. As to who my most hated character is, it's probably Maze. I honestly don't like how she constantly changes allegiances and flip flops around why she either hates or tolerates Lucifer. Also, the writers did a terrible job at rekindling Maze's relationship with Lucifer in season 5b in my opinion.