| “ | I am, and always will be, master of the mojo. King of desire. Sultan of humans' innermost wishes. | „ |
| — Lucifer Morningstar in "Our Mojo" | ||
Lucifer Morningstar, formerly Samael, is the titular protagonist of Lucifer.
He is the third oldest of all God's angels and the infamous ruler of Hell. He was the ruler of Hell for billions of years until he decided he wasn't happy and needed a new beginning. He is commonly known as the Devil or Satan by humans. Having grown tired of ruling the Underworld, after being cast out and fallen from Heaven, Lucifer voluntarily left his position in Hell to become a nightclub owner in Los Angeles, operating an establishment called Lux. His closest friend, personal bodyguard, and longtime servant is the demon Mazikeen. Lucifer started working alongside L.A.P.D. homicide detective Chloe Decker after he witnessed the murder of a close acquaintance of his. This position gave him an outlet to punish sinners.
In the years following his abandonment of hell, Lucifer evolves from his purely hedonistic ways. Finding more satisfaction in getting justice for victims and even finding true love, Lucifer becomes essentially more human.
History
Early History
Originally, Lucifer was known as Samael, the Lightbringer, though he eventually became better known as Lucifer. Coming into existence along with all the other Hosts of Heaven only an infinitesimal fraction of a second after the Big Bang, he was the brightest and most powerful of all of God's angels. He was thought to be God's favorite, but when Lucifer rebelled and led a rebellion, God cast him out of Heaven, tasking him to be the ruler of Hell and to punish the souls of deceased sinners for all eternity. Lucifer reluctantly ruled Hell for eons, gaining an incredibly fearsome reputation. He became known by many names, including the Devil, Satan, Old Scratch, Abaddon, Beelzebub, and Belial.
Prior to his banishment, Lucifer went on a sexcapade in Eden, "¡Diablo!" making it a sex club, his first startup. "Lady Parts" Where Eve became his first lover, and supposedly his twin brother Michael manipulated him into having the sexcapade in the Garden of Eden, Michael always despised Lucifer for being the preferred twin. "All About Eve" After his banishment, Lucifer was aware Cain became immortal, "The Sin Bin" and Abel became his first prisoner in Hell. "Infernal Guinea Pig".
Before his first stay in Eden with Eve, and even Adam, Lucifer became the first, oldest and best friend of Lilith, who had been banished of Eden because she refused to keep herself marriaged with Adam, Lilith was then kicked out of Eden by God and was replace by Eve, when Lilith gave birth her children; thousands of demons called the Lilim, she sent them to Hell to serve Lucifer as his army, and Mazikeen became Lucifer's best friend, bodyguard and loyal soldier.
Throughout the years, Lucifer would occasionally visit Earth. Amenadiel would then always come to take Lucifer back to Hell. In "City of Angels?", Amenadiel admitted to Lucifer, "you've spent more time with humanity, you may understand them better than I do."
Lucifer befriended King Tut at some point."It Never Ends Well for the Chicken" Met Oscar Wilde, who became a lover of his. "Off the Record" Gave constructive criticism to William Shakespeare."Vegas with Some Radish" And received a horse statue from Napoleon. "Super Bad Boyfriend" Spent time with Atilla the Hun, developing a fondness for Hungarian rum balls."Somebody's Been Reading Dante's Inferno"Avoided Franz Kafka's hell loop due to it being the most depressing, "It Never Ends Well for the Chicken" while reserving burning crotches for Nazis and pedophiles; "Lady Parts" Lucifer developed a dislike of listening to Hitler scream. "Vegas with Some Radish"He met private investigator Jack Monroe at some point. "It Never Ends Well for the Chicken"
In 1946, Lucifer was called by Lilith to New York to find her ring; he owed her a favor for sending the Lilim to hell to serve as his army. Lilith put her immortality in the ring and gave it to Lucifer, asking him to never tell her children what happened to her. "It Never Ends Well for the Chicken"
In 1977, Lucifer made a deal with Elvis Presley to help him fake his death; presumably helping him get a new identity, Lucifer became the sole individual to know where "The King" relocated to."¡Diablo!" This would be the last time Lucifer would be on Earth for 34 years of its time."City of Angels?"
Living on Earth
In 2011, Lucifer decided to retire from ruling Hell and moved to Los Angeles. Needing the help of his demon soldier, friend, and servant, Mazikeen, to help locate Amenadiel's lost necklace, Lucifer made a deal with John Constantine of Earth-1 to let her out; thus Lucifer owed Constantine a favor. Following the retrieval of the necklace, Lucifer cashed in the favor Amenadiel owed him to leave him and Mazikeen alone on Earth. To ensure he could not be tempted to return to Hell, Lucifer had Mazikeen cut off his angel wings, signifying him leaving his old life behind. Lucifer then opened the nightclub Lux with Maze's assistance.
Some years later, Lucifer realized the Crisis that threatened the multiverse but Lucifer was not worried about the crisis since he was not affected by his nature of being a celestial being and being far above the power of the antimonitor. antimatter was wiping out all universes,but the antimonitor could not destroy the universe 666 of lucifer since this is the main universe of all creation and the antimonitor could not touch or destroy it because if the antimonitor dared affect the main universe of all creation, he would be exposed and destroyed by God himself. John Constantine arrived at Lux with Mia Smoak and John Diggle, where they cashed in on the favor Lucifer owed him. Lucifer gave them a card to access Purgatory, as the pillars of magic had become too weak for Constantine to use his own powers. Uncaring of the impending antimatter, Lucifer returned to his usual nightly activities, as the crisis did not affect him in Lucifer's universe.
By 2016, Lucifer had settled into a hedonistic lifestyle in Los Angeles revolving around running Lux and making Faustian deals with various people in various industries in exchange for favors. But then one night he witnessed the murder of a close acquaintance. Lacking faith in the L.A.P.D., Lucifer inserted himself into the investigation, working with homicide detective Chloe Decker. After the case is solved, Lucifer decided to continue working with Chloe as an LAPD civilian consultant.
Throughout the Series
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At the start of the "Pilot", Lucifer is pulled over for speeding. After bribing his way out, he continues to his nightclub, Lux. Later that evening, burnt-out singer Delilah visits Lux to see Lucifer, who advises her to clean up her act. As he walks her down the street, Delilah is gunned down by a low-level drug dealer.
Lacking faith in the LAPD, Lucifer takes matters into his own hands and follows up on some leads of his own, which inevitably causes him to cross paths with detective Chloe Decker, who had previously interviewed Lucifer about the shooting. Lucifer convinces her to allow him to accompany her on the investigation through the use of his powers, though she remains oblivious to his true identity. Lucifer was extremely magnetic to people but Chloe was immune to his "charms".
The investigation leads the duo to Delilah's producer, who reveals he had her killed to benefit from skyrocketing sales of her album after her death. In desperation, the producer shoots Chloe (having just previously been shot by her) and tries to shoot Lucifer but being immortal, the bullets have no effect on him. Lucifer picks up the producer by the neck turns him to face the mirror and vows to punish him severely, leaving his fate ambiguous. Lucifer later visits Chloe at the hospital. Amenadiel confronts him about the consequences of his desertion.
In "Once Upon a Time", God creates an alternate universe that was completely identical to the original universe up to John Decker's murder. In this reality John survived and thus Chloe remained an actress, resulting in Lucifer and Chloe not meeting on the night of Delilah's murder. Lucifer remained an arrogant club owner and in 2018 was planning to expand Lux to Las Vegas, with his lawyer Charlotte Richards who never died.
In "Who's da New King of Hell?", Lucifer returns to Hell to keep all of the demons contained after he and Chloe admit their love for each other. He's seen sitting on his towering throne overlooking the grim and ash-covered realm of Hell.
Returning to Earth
Lucifer is content when he returns to his former position of ruling Hell, but he still longs for Los Angeles and to be reunited with the detective. In an attempt to feel close to her again, he begins helping a newcomer to Hell solve his murder in hopes that Decker will, simultaneously, be attempting to solve the murder too on Earth. He is successful in gaining clues, and when the opportunity arises, he sends a demon to Earth to deliver a clue; despite his wishes, however, he remains in Hell.[1]
In a shocking turn of events, Amenadiel visits Lucifer in Hell to explain that Michael — sick and tired of humanity (and Heaven's) love for Lucifer — has come to Earth impersonating him in an effort to ruin his life and reputation. Lucifer agrees to return to Earth with Amenadiel to stop Michael, but finds that things are very different between him and Chloe. Chloe is angry that Lucifer did not tell her about the fact that she is a "gift from God", however, Lucifer dismisses her, citing that he doesn't care whether she was made for him, or not.
Lucifer begins working alongside Decker again but finds that he has also alienated Maze, who attacks him in a fury of rage for not taking her back to Hell with him. He remarks that she is no longer his slave and can return to Hell whenever she wishes; she remarks that unfortunately, she has no method of transport.
Lucifer eventually meets with his brother, Michael, and the two talk. Michael rebukes Lucifer, citing that all of his actions have been influenced by Michael's whispers, but Lucifer finds this hard to believe and scar his face with one of Maze's demon blades.[2]
Changes
Things become increasingly complex between Lucifer and Chloe when they begin sleeping together, and Lucifer finds that he is no longer able to draw out people's desires. Instead, Decker is able to perform this on him, which both shocks and worries the two of them.
Following the loss of his "mojo", Lucifer feels he is useless in the partnership between himself and Decker, given he no longer contributes anything. This situation becomes increasingly complex when Dan shoots Lucifer on Michael's orders following a glimpse of his devil face previously.[3] It quickly becomes clear, however, that Lucifer is no longer vulnerable around Chloe as he is able to withstand the impact of the bullet.
After contemplating on the situation, and speaking with Amenadiel, it becomes clear to Decker that the "gift" is that Decker is able to see Lucifer's vulnerability, and in turn, he chose to be vulnerable around her. This discovery coincided with the return of Lucifer's abilities.
After things with Michael become increasingly complex, Lucifer loses Maze's trust, and she aligns herself with Michael. This leads to a battle: Lucifer and Amendaiel, and Maze and Michael. The battle is interrupted, however, when God returns to Earth to stop the fighting between his children.[4]
Powers and Abilities
| “ | He was firing at you... Why aren't you... more dead? You're having a very hard time with the immortal thing, aren't you? |
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| – Chloe and Lucifer in Pilot | ||
Powers
The full extent of Lucifer's powers are not currently documented, here are the powers that he has displayed so far:
- Angel Physiology: As the devil and an angel, Lucifer is extremely powerful, and has their physiology, including superhuman strength, speed, stamina, durability, endurance, agility, reflexes, resilience, senses, and intelligence, immortality, invulnerability, eternal youth, regenerative healing factor, flight, shape-shifting (being able to hide his wings and reveal his terrifying devil form) as well as their weaknesses. He is noted to have once been the greatest of God's angels even by Amenadiel himself, with Lucifer proving to surpass his older brother's might when he actually wanted to fight him to defeat him and even when Michael had established himself as God's right-hand, Lucifer was still more powerful than his twin brother. Lucifer is capable of performing certain supernatural magical abilities, as well as being able to use Celestial items or weapons, such as his Pentecostal Coin and the Flaming Sword, which humans are unable to handle safely.
- Supernatural Strength: Lucifer, like all angels, is incredibly strong, capable of exerting immense amounts of superhuman physical force and has vast levels of superhuman strength when he so desires, the full extent of which remains unknown but said to be among the strongest of God's angels with only Amenadiel and Michael being close on him in strength, able to effortlessly overpower humans, notably able to send a large man flying back over 30 feet through a glass wall with a one-handed light mere push, easily bending metal bars, and punching through brick walls with ease, sending a large man flying back over 60 feet with a mere push, and to lift other men high off of the ground by the throat without any issue, or more recently to hold back a 7,000-pound accelerating SUV while injured, and in the proximity of Chloe. Lucifer's strength was most prominently shown when he fought Amenadiel and his twin brother Michael, both of whom are known to be some of the strongest angels, as well as in his scuffles with two demons and Dromos, with him easily flinging one of them away with a single strike and knocking the other down before swiftly overpowering and beating Dromos to make him bleed, and despite being stalemated by Mazikeen when holding back and after having been previously attacked by her, he later on proved to be much stronger than her in their recent fight, easily defeating her.
- Supernatural Speed: Like all angels, Lucifer is extraordinarily fast, he is much faster than humans, demons, animals, and other beings, he can appear and disappear with a blink of an eye, and when using his wings he can fly as fast or faster than the speed of light, he can appear and disappear, in a manner akin to teleportation. It is unknown how fast he is while running, but he has shown to be able to move superhumanly fast.
- Immortality: Lucifer, like all angels, is immortal, billions of years old, immune to age, diseases and toxins, having lived since the beginning of creation. He has eternal youthful beauty and will live for all eternity without ever aging. He also cannot die of any natural cause. The only known things that can kill him is the Flaming Sword and Demon Daggers forged In Hell.
- Nigh-Invulnerability: Lucifer, like all angels, has a highly durable body, which can withstand a vast amount of physical damage. Bullets and knives bounce harmlessly off of his body, as shown several times throughout the series. Without being in the proximity of Chloe Decker, Lucifer cannot be damaged in any way humans can naturally exert. Lucifer describes being shot with guns as being just a little pressure of that of a flick or a "nuisance". The proximity of Chloe Decker, though, impaired this ability, rendering him mortal and vulnerable. However, this issue has been resolved as such Lucifer can use his invulnerability without limitation anymore.
- Accelerated Metabolism: While Lucifer can be affected by mind-altering substances, his tolerance for them is far higher than that of a human. He's able to consume vast quantities of alcohol and drugs without negative effects. The effects also wear off much faster than with mortals, allowing him to sober up quickly after consumption has ended, as evidenced in Monster, where Lucifer complains that his "pesky supernatural metabolism keeps getting in the way" when he's trying to drown his emotions regarding Uriel. This ability seems to be somewhat impaired when Chloe Decker is in the vicinity, as seen in God Johnson, however not completely, as he still has difficulty to get drunk when Chloe is around. In season 4, he himself said that he can't be drunk.
- Temptation Inducement: Lucifer, being highly sexual, can easily make himself carnally irresistible to most women (and men), which he sometimes uses to his advantage when he strikes deals with them. However, some select few people, such as Chloe Decker, seem to be more resistant to this power, at least to an extent, as even she had some trouble hiding her attraction to Lucifer's naked body after first seeing it in Manly Whatnots, although this may not be a result of any powers that Lucifer may possess.
- Regenerative Healing Factor: As witnessed numerous times throughout the show, Lucifer heals much faster than humans do. He can heal any injuries within minutes or an hour. On one occasion, he stated,"at least I heal fast".
- Supernatural Endurance: Lucifer is shown to be barely affected by injuries the pain of injuries that would have been extremely painful to a normal human, even when in the vicinity of the detective, including stabs and burns and even gunshots. One notable example is in All About Eve, when he stabbed all the way through his shoulder with a pool cue, while he appeared to be in a little pain, he was seemingly more annoyed than anything else.
- Supernatural Reflexes: Like all angels, Lucifer possesses extraordinary superhuman reflexes. He is able to effortlessly catch knives thrown at him at superhuman speeds at very close range by Mazikeen, and easily block, dodge, or deflect incoming damage from experienced human fighters, demons, and angels. He can dodge, block, and deflect knife attacks, and can catch other objects thrown at him at immense speeds, and can catch superhumanly fast punches thrown at him by other angels.
- Supernatural Dexterity: Lucifer possesses a superhumanly accurate aiming ability, on one occurrence being able to accurately throw a tire on a running man, hitting his head and knocking him out. He was also able to throw it with just enough strength to only knock him out, without further damaging him.
- Devil Form: Lucifer is able to change his appearance into a form he refers to as his "Devil Face". That form varies along the seasons. In Seasons 1-3, it manifests as a red, monstrous, scarred, and burned-looking version of his Angelic appearance. Hairless and fiery, blazing, monstrous red eyes, which terrifies mortals. He's able to push a mental image of this form into the minds of humans to terrify them, which is different from his physical manifestation of this form. He can also alter only his eyes to red, fiery orbs (rather than his entire face or body), and he possesses the ability to liberate his wings from what appears to be between his shoulder blades. We learn later in the series that this appearance is born out of his own self-loathing. In season 4, his struggle with his feelings of guilt and self-hatred caused his Devil Form to change. This new form included sharp-pointed spinal spikes, a distortion of his torso, and Chiropteric wings. His devil form can petrify humans, demons, and other beings, though not angels, as they can casually look at his true form, as evident with Amenadiel.
- Flight: Lucifer's wings allow him to fly, including between Earth and Hell. He can fly as fast or faster than the speed of light in which he would seemingly disappear from the human eye, in a similar manner, akin to teleportation, like he did in "A Devil of My Word", in order to escape from gunfire with Chloe to a safe distance.
- Dimensional Travel: With his angelic wings, Lucifer possesses the ability to physically fly to and from Hell in a matter of mere seconds. He can physically take demons from Hell and bring them to Earth or take them from earth to Hell, or vice versa, and also bring back souls from Hell into recently deceased bodies, as he did with Abel. He states he's banned from Heaven, so it's likely he can't go to the Silver City, nor retrieve souls from there.
- Healing: Lucifer is capable of channeling divine power to heal the injuries and harms of others. With his wings, he can instantly heal and cure any wound, injury, illness, disease, or sickness no matter what it is or how bad it is. He can instantly heal humans, demons, angels, animals, and other beings.
- Resurrection: Lucifer has the ability to resurrect the dead. He can do this by taking a soul and placing it in a deceased body. However, he has only limited control of this process; the soul will just land up in the closest, newest-deceased body.
- Spirit Communication: As an angel, Lucifer can communicate with spirits of the deceased, so long as the death is fresh and they have yet to move on.
- Celestial Communication: Lucifer can communicate with his Angelic siblings by praying to them, as he frequently uses this ability to contact Amenadiel, who is usually nearby or patrolling Hell in Lucifer's absence.
- Desire Exhibition: Lucifer displays the ability to draw out people's hidden desires, akin to hypnosis, mind control, or telepathy, and by extension lower their inhibitions. Some scenes suggest that if he applies enough of this power, he can actively compel people to confess internal secrets, but he usually doesn't. It is revealed in "The Sinnerman" and subsequent episodes that Lucifer must maintain eye contact for his power to work. However, we see in "Save Lucifer" that when this ability goes out of control, eye contact is no longer necessary. Chloe Decker is completely immune to this power. It is unknown if this power works on demons or angels.
- Telekinesis: Lucifer is sometimes shown levitating and spinning his Pentecostal Coin with hand or finger gestures. As he says himself, he can also "turn anything on", which is shown at various points when he turns cars ("City of Angels?"), people, boats ("O, Ye of Little Faith, Father") and machinery ("Orgy Pants to Work") on.
- Demonic Lordship: Being the devil and king of Hell, Lucifer has full and total control over all demons, As seen in the last episode of season 4, he was able to command many demons to bow before him and then force them to go back to Hell. Lucifer rules Hell with an iron fist, In Hell, Lucifer has the power to freeze demons, hell loops, and all of hell whenever he wants, and also has the ultimate power to command any or all demons to do anything he wishes, As seen in the first episode of Season 5. He has complete control over hell, as he can alter and manipulate reality in hell.
- Hell Loop Control: He has total power and control over hell loops. By waving his hand he can freeze the hell loop he is in and even create and alter new ones from the memories of damned souls.
Abilities
- Master Combatant: Despite usually convincing his enemies not to fight him, Lucifer is shown multiple times to be an extremely skilled and highly experienced fighter. When dealing with humans, Lucifer easily toys with them, using their moves against one another and defeating multiple people at the same time with ease, but he can be deadly efficient when he stops playing, as shown in his final fight with Cain, where he initially casually fended off his assault before getting serious once he was struck by Cain in the shoulder and easily defeating him. His skill is most prominently shown in his fights with other supernatural beings of great fighting skill, being able to gain the upper hand over his older brother Amenadiel, who is one of the most powerful angels ever created, and was known as God's finest warrior. Lucifer defeated twin brother Michael and stalemate Maze despite holding back and having been struck multiple times by her, he vastly overpowered her and easily defeating her when he actually intended to defeat her.
- Master Of Manipulation/Deception: One of Lucifer's most well-known traits is using his knowledge of people to make them do things in his best interests. He has a keen ability to understand the mental and emotional weaknesses, desires, and needs of his victims and determine how best to use them to his advantage. Lucifer used his coin to convince Malcolm not to kill him. Using his reputation of not lying, Lucifer tricks people by not saying what he will do. This makes Lucifer extremely unpredictable, even to Chloe, who knows him very well.
- Skilled Detective: Although not as experienced as Chloe, Lucifer has become a skilled detective. He was even able to notice that Rose's sub-dermal implants were Latin for "children of the goat", something even Chloe couldn't do. In "Spoiler Alert", when Chloe was kidnapped, Lucifer was able to call upon his own detective skills to solve the "Whisper Killer" case, impressing Maze with his ability. After the case was over, Chloe was impressed to hear that Lucifer caught a serial killer all on his own.
- Omnilingualism: Lucifer has the ability to speak and understand all human languages on Earth. Lucifer is fluent in every human language in the world, In "Quid Pro Ho", Lucifer fluently converses in Mandarin Chinese. However, by his own admission, this does not extend to reading languages.
- Always Speaks the Truth: Lucifer prides himself on always telling the truth. He does, however, freely omit information and let people misunderstand his words. He jokes and "bluffs" even when it means his words aren't literally true. He admitted in "Vegas With Some Radish" that bluffing is a type of lying.
- Singing: Lucifer has shown to be a remarkably talented singer. He sings many times in his club Lux and also in his penthouse above Lux. His repertoire includes "Sinnerman", "All Along the Watchtower", "Devil May Care", "Eternal Flame", and "Luck Be a Lady", "Creep", and "Someone to Watch over me" along with Lilith.
- Pianist: In addition to singing, Lucifer is also a notable piano player, stating even that all the greatest pianists of all time were his pupils, such as Mozart, Liberace and Elton John.
- Escapologist: Lucifer displays an uncanny ability to get in and out of cars and closed spaces - with one notable unexplained exception in "The Sinnerman" - or get out of ropes and handcuffs. It is unclear if this ability is a mystical power or ordinary skill, however, it was shown he can get into and out of places seemingly without using the physical entrances, even when his wings were cut off.
- Deals: Lucifer frequently offers people deals with an unspecified favor to be paid back later. He can easily figure out exactly what he has to and can do to keep up his end of the bargain, such as making an introduction or opening some doors.
- Dimensional Awareness: During the Crisis on Infinite Earths, Lucifer displayed some knowledge of the multiverse and its existence given the fact he told John Constantine that he wasn't happy seeing him again on "his" Earth.
Weaknesses
- Chloe Decker (formerly): Chloe is insensitive to Lucifer's preternatural charm. She also makes him vulnerable to ordinary means of harm, presumably starting from "Manly Whatnots", as he was still invulnerable in her close proximity in the "Pilot" and in the alternate reality show in "Once Upon a Time". It is supposed that his physical vulnerability when in proximity to Chloe may likely be a psychosomatic manifestation of his growing emotional vulnerability towards her. After their relationship fully develops Lucifer becomes more secure, focused, and determined in their relationship Lucifer doesn't feel vulnerable anymore, and as such Chloe no longer impairs his invulnerability. In one episode we find out that Chloe has used Lucifer's own powers on him. Whether this is because Lucifer chooses to be like that to her is unexplored so far.
- Demonic Blades: While Lucifer only says they can "prick" him in "#TeamLucifer", it is shown in "Take Me Back to Hell" that these blades can cause fatal injury to an angel (and a demon). Lucifer later confirms that he is no exception and that blades forged from the fires of hell can kill him too.
- Celestial Beings: As Lucifer noted in "#TeamLucifer", angels can harm other angels. This is first shown in "Wingman", as Amenadiel was able to physically pummel Lucifer, even though he was far out of reach of Chloe. Later on, when they fight again, even with Lucifer being fully intent to beat Amenadiel, Amenadiel was still able to injure and make Lucifer bleed with his attacks even if he ultimately lost. Both Uriel and Michael likewise were capable of hurting him, though they didn't affect him enough to make him bleed. Although to a lesser extent, demons are also able to harm Lucifer, as Mazikeen was able to hurt him during their argument in Sympathy for the Goddess and later on when he scuffled with two demons, their attacks temporarily affected him, though he quickly recovered and proceeded to overpower them.
- God-like Beings: As mentioned by Lucifer's mother, God is capable of destroying him. Originally, Goddess was capable of annihilating Lucifer, too. Lucifer himself was afraid of facing his mother after she escaped Hell. However, with her powers severely reduced due to her similarly fallen state, she was not able to accomplish such a feat and Lucifer was initially not afraid of his mother, but as she regained her powers, Lucifer quickly became concerned, fearing as his mother's powers are returning, he and Amenadiel would soon be unable to contain her, which was proven by how Goddess was able to toss both him and Amenadiel through the room rather easily.
- Azrael's Blade: Azrael's blade, which is also a part of the Flaming Sword, is said to be able to completely eradicate angels. The angel would be permanently gone, no Heaven nor Hell, and cannot be resurrected.
- Self Judgement: At the end of season 3 it is shown that like all beings in creation, Angels are also subject to free will and self-judgment as mortals are. This manifests as psychosomatic changes in angels, such as Amenadiel losing his wings in season 2, Lucifer losing his Devil Face and regaining his Angel Wings in season 3, and Lucifer losing control of his Devil Form later on.
- Exorcism Ritual: In season 4, Father Kinley and later the demon Dromos reveal the existence of a ritual involving a vial of some unknown substance that would send an angel to Hell forever. The ritual also includes details in its performance such as requiring a place that served as both a den of sin and a place of worship.
Physical Appearance
Lucifer reveals his devil face.
In his human form, Lucifer is a 6' 4" sexy, magnetic, charismatic, devilishly-handsome, incredibly charming, dark-haired man with a model-like face and a muscular body. Lucifer often sports expensive dark suits. He also has a sophisticated RP English accent, which people usually find "charming." However, no matter which visage Lucifer adopts, even his human one, he cannot hide the visible marks on his back from where Lucifer's immense, angelic wings used to be before they were severed from his back. However, upon regaining his wings, the scars disappeared.
Lucifer's devil appearance consists of terrifying, monstrous red skin, blazing, red eyes, and sharp, pointed, beast-like teeth, and claws. He becomes hairless and appears to be burned and scarred, with the shape of the skull being more distinct and many scar-like markings on the forehead. It usually petrifies anyone who sees it, but it has less of an effect on those who have actually been to Hell, such as Malcolm. Lucifer gained his devil face because of his self-hatred and judged himself a monster causing him to gain a monstrous appearance.
It is currently unknown what his true, angelic form is, only that Lucifer doesn't have the
Lucifer in angel form.
King of Hell form
stereotypical tail and horns that the Devil is usually depicted within the modern popular culture. Additionally, at the end of "the Good, the Bad and the Crispy", Lucifer's wings had returned, as he woke up in a desert with them reattached to his back once again. In "They're Back, Aren't They?" it is shown that Lucifer's wings return to his back when he cuts them off now. He has also lost his "devil face" as Lucifer calls it. In "A Devil of My Word", Lucifer regained his "devil face" after mortally wounding Marcus Pierce, better known as Cain. While talking with Pierce earlier in the episode, Lucifer suggests that his gaining the face and later losing it is tied to his belief in himself as a monster. After he started feeling good about himself for the first time in a long time when he chose to tell Chloe the truth and saved Goddess, he lost the representation of being a monster and regained his wings back.
Once he killed Cain and began dating Eve, his wings took a demonic bat form.
After coming to the realization he hated himself, Lucifer slowly started to take on his Devil self permanently. Eventually, his wings sprang out and wouldn't go back in. This "King of Hell" form is how he appears in hell. Much like his face, his entire body looks like charred flesh on bone. The very sight of this enormous, terrifying, monstrous form scared and petrified a large group of demons into bowing to Lucifer's commands and returning to Hell.
At the end of "Who's da New King of Hell?", after Lucifer decided to return to Hell to protect those he loved and admitted his love for Chloe and vice versa, his wings regained their angelic look as seen when Lucifer departed for Hell. This likely happened because of Chloe's total acceptance of who and what he was, even after seeing his full demonic form and Lucifer's self-sacrificing and selfless choice to return to Hell.
Personality
| “ | You know, Lucifer has a tendency to project his issues onto external sources when what he really needs to do is face his issues head on. | „ |
| — Linda to Eve in "Super Bad Boyfriend" | ||
Being the devil and a celestial immortal being who has been alive since the dawn of time, Lucifer's perspective of life is vast and as such, sees human lives as ephemeral as memories and holds little value to them, considering from his point of view a human lifetime seems inconsequential (with notable exceptions). Therefore, he never hurries or runs when chasing his prey. Lucifer views his time on Earth as a vacation as much as a human would consider a vacation to a wildlife park.
Extremely handsome, sexy, beautiful, dashing, muscular, smooth, charming, charismatic, hypnotic, supremely confident, irresistible, over-powering, desirable, magnetic, witty, and fully aware of it, Lucifer carries himself with an air of supreme confidence, charisma, and egotism (at times, pure arrogance) which is due in part to his vast supernatural powers such as his indestructibility, immortality, invulnerability, eternal life and omnipotence and his knack for hypnotizing humans to spill their secrets to him. Because of this, Lucifer is always sure of success in whatever he does, regardless of whatever obstacles are in his way, and fears no consequences. On the rare occasions where he fails to get what he is after, Lucifer usually displays remarkable temper control, often viewing such happenings with amusement and curiosity rather than frustration, likely another byproduct of his immortality, invulnerability, and omnipotence. It takes a great personal attack (or attack on someone he cares about, e.g. Chloe) to actually enrage Lucifer and when this happens, he immediately (and sadistically) unleashes his full, ruthless, terrifying hell-fired fury on the one responsible, all with a terrifyingly vicious smile on his face, and often shows his devilish, petrifying, blazing red eyes, sometimes a huge glimpse of his terrifying devil face.
Due to being a fallen angel, Lucifer is completely out of step with the social norms and societal rules of humans (or, more likely, he simply chooses to ignore them). As a result, Lucifer tends to be brutally honest with every human he comes across and enjoys acting inappropriately in any situation, regardless of the circumstances. Humans, who are unaware of his true identity, typically perceive Lucifer as sarcastic, rude, boorish, insensitive, completely inappropriate, arrogant, and incredibly irritating, even though they feel compelled to tell him their darkest secrets, due to his powers of coercion.
Lucifer is openly bisexual and sexually promiscuous, he has had lots of sex with both men and women. He is obsessed with sex, as most human women and men find him carnally irresistible, which he sometimes uses to his advantage when he strikes deals with them. As something of a shock, Lucifer can sleep with over 92 people within eight weeks (which leave a normal person either heavily exhausted or dead); Lucifer himself notes he has "tremendous stamina", even stating he can have sex with one person twice in a row without resting. Lucifer even states whoever he sleeps with is thoroughly exhausted to the point they sleep well through the night; he is also creative with sexual techniques. Referring to the 92 people previously, Lucifer considers the number "a dry spell", suggesting sex primarily takes up his time when not assisting Chloe. To his disgust, Goddess claims Lucifer inherited his sexual prolific attitude from her.
Lucifer has a tenuous relationship with his angelic kin as a result of his rebellion against God, but he is completely unafraid of other angels, such as Amenadiel, whom he treats with disdain and disinterest, despite the angel's threats against him. During the bidding for religious artifacts, Lucifer and Amenadiel joked about St. Paul being too fat to fit in the chains shown at the auction, showing that they subconsciously care about each other, but immediately stopped when they realized.
Despite his flaws, Lucifer is very loyal, cares about certain people, and even shows quite a bit of remorse for the mistakes he made. During his time on Earth, Lucifer has gained a penchant for using his great powers for good rather than evil (much to the chagrin of Maze at times), not only punishing sinners but also gaining justice for the innocent in the process. Hence, while at times ruthless, Lucifer is not actually malevolent, and is rather just and fair in his own way.
Deep down under his confident exterior, Lucifer appears to be somewhat insecure about the permanent marks on his back (from where his angelic wings used to be) and implores Chloe not to touch them, briefly displaying an uncharacteristic gentleness and emotional vulnerability.
Lucifer's reaction to seeing God arrive on Earth, presumably being the first time they see each other again since his banishment to hell.
Lucifer has a very low opinion of his father, often criticizing people when they mention him and gets annoyed with expressions containing the word "God". When Dr. Linda started to theorize that God sent Lucifer to Hell because he was the only one God trusted with this, Lucifer's voice cracked as he went through all that being the Devil meant, that he had made Lucifer a torturer and caused all humans to blame Lucifer for their problems. Dr. Linda's continued support of God and calling Lucifer by his original name, Samael, enraged Lucifer to the point of punching a hole in her wall. Lucifer's hatred of God extends to God's followers, as when Father Frank came to Lucifer for help, he was quickly denied and Lucifer assumed Frank had something to hide. However, as he became closer to Frank, Lucifer showed a more vulnerable side, revealing that he hated God because "he didn't believe in me". Frank brought up that maybe God's plan for Lucifer wasn't over yet, which Lucifer seemed to consider. However, after Frank's death, Lucifer shouted at the sky in rage, claiming God to be a "cruel, manipulative bastard", and that Frank didn't deserve to die like that. Lucifer also voiced there was no way to win in his game, regardless of being a malevolent or benevolent figure. During this, Lucifer came the closest to crying than he has ever had since coming to Earth, showing that when it came to God, Lucifer was at his most emotionally vulnerable. Lucifer firmly believes "dad holds the reigns; end of story."; he believes everyone is walking a path God put them in without any choices. Though he later accepts self-judgment is real.
One of the few things that can truly annoy him is when people blame him when something goes wrong or when they say he made them do it. He also dislikes Satanists (as "the whole worship thing is more my father's bag") and is associated with goats (which was a prank by Amenadiel). Another is being accused of lying: while Lucifer is one of the greatest manipulators in the Universe, he never ever lies. (His mother the Goddess confirms this, and Amenadiel and Mazikeen seem to take it as a given.) Although he will use hyperbole when he is joking or teasing if he says something in earnest it is the truth. He is quite proud of this and it offends him when others don't believe him.
In addition, Lucifer is extremely bold, with Amenadiel noting that he has never seen the former scared, with Lucifer only showing signs of fear after learning that his mother had broken out of Hell. Though realizing the significance of Pierce's identity as Cain also had Lucifer worried. He also displayed extreme worry when he saw his wings had changed. And when he began to morph into his Full Body Devil Form, he was worried about what he would become afterward.
After he killed his brother, Uriel, because he was threatening to kill Chloe and take his Mother back to Hell, Lucifer was clearly emotionally shattered, crying into his mother's shoulder and shaking. Despite having punished countless humans and having watched many people suffer and die, he stated that he has never killed before, both due to him being an angel unable to kill humans but also because he has never been driven or desired to do so. He also became very self-destructive, having no qualms about letting a shooter kill him and putting himself in harm's way to punish himself for what he had done. This shows that despite being out of Heaven for billions of years, and despite the fact that they can hurt and kill him, even when he can annoy them (and vice versa), Lucifer still loves his angelic brothers and sisters dearly. This was also shown by the fact that he refused to let his mother return to Heaven, as he knew that there would be another war if she did and that more of his angelic siblings would die.
Lucifer found himself drawn to Chloe when they met (aside from the vague memory of Hot Tub High School), finding her immunity to his charm intriguing. Through their work together with the LAPD, Lucifer began discovering new sides to himself; he found avenging murder victims by capturing their killers more satisfying than outright punishing them. In addition, he grew less physically violent, preferring to intimidate criminals. Lucifer found himself willing to protect Chloe, even after learning her presence makes him vulnerable. Learning about her past and family, Lucifer grew closer to Chloe as he could identify with some of her past troubles. Ultimately, Lucifer realized he loved Chloe, with her love being what HE truly desired. After the Cain incident, Lucifer awkwardly attempted to start a genuine romance between them; however, it was derailed thanks to Kinley and Eve. Despite their relationship being strained, Lucifer did maintain their work relationship. After saving Charlie from the demons, Lucifer realized the truth: despite Eve being his first lover, Chloe was the first woman he truly loved.
Family
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Notes:
- Solid lines denote blood relationships
- Dashed lines denote romantic relationships
- † denote deceased individuals
Appearances
| Season One | ||
|---|---|---|
| #1 | "Pilot" | Appears |
| #2 | "Lucifer, Stay. Good Devil." | Appears |
| #3 | "The Would-Be Prince of Darkness" | Appears |
| #4 | "Manly Whatnots" | Appears |
| #5 | "Sweet Kicks" | Appears |
| #6 | "Favorite Son" | Appears |
| #7 | "Wingman" | Appears |
| #8 | "Et Tu, Doctor?" | Appears |
| #9 | "A Priest Walks Into a Bar" | Appears |
| #10 | "Pops" | Appears |
| #11 | "St. Lucifer" | Appears |
| #12 | "#TeamLucifer" | Appears |
| #13 | "Take Me Back to Hell" | Appears |
| Season Two | ||
|---|---|---|
| #1 | "Everything's Coming Up Lucifer" | Appears |
| #2 | "Liar, Liar, Slutty Dress on Fire" | Appears |
| #3 | "Sin-Eater" | Appears |
| #4 | "Lady Parts" | Appears |
| #5 | "Weaponizer" | Appears |
| #6 | "Monster" | Appears |
| #7 | "My Little Monkey" | Appears |
| #8 | "Trip to Stabby Town" | Appears |
| #9 | "Homewrecker" | Appears |
| #10 | "Quid Pro Ho" | Appears |
| #11 | "Stewardess Interruptus" | Appears |
| #12 | "Love Handles" | Appears |
| #13 | "A Good Day to Die" | Appears |
| #14 | "Candy Morningstar" | Appears |
| #15 | "Deceptive Little Parasite" | Appears |
| #16 | "God Johnson" | Appears |
| #17 | "Sympathy for the Goddess" | Appears |
| #18 | "The Good, the Bad and the Crispy" | Appears |
| Season Three | ||
|---|---|---|
| #1 | "They're Back, Aren't They?" | Appears |
| #2 | "The One with the Baby Carrot" | Appears |
| #3 | "Mr. & Mrs. Mazikeen Smith" | Appears |
| #4 | "What Would Lucifer Do?" | Appears |
| #5 | "Welcome Back, Charlotte Richards" | Appears |
| #6 | "Vegas with Some Radish" | Appears |
| #7 | "Off the Record" | Appears |
| #8 | "Chloe Does Lucifer" | Appears |
| #9 | "The Sinnerman" | Appears |
| #10 | "The Sin Bin" | Appears |
| #11 | "City of Angels?" | Appears |
| #12 | "All About Her" | Appears |
| #13 | "Til Death Do Us Part" | Appears |
| #14 | "My Brother's Keeper" | Appears |
| #15 | "High School Poppycock" | Appears |
| #16 | "Infernal Guinea Pig" | Appears |
| #17 | "Let Pinhead Sing!" | Appears |
| #18 | "The Last Heartbreak" | Appears |
| #19 | "Orange is the New Maze" | Appears |
| #20 | "The Angel of San Bernardino" | Appears |
| #21 | "Anything Pierce Can Do I Can Do Better" | Appears |
| #22 | "All Hands on Decker" | Appears |
| #23 | "Quintessential Deckerstar" | Appears |
| #24 | "A Devil of My Word" | Appears |
| #25 | "Boo Normal" | Appears |
| #26 | "Once Upon a Time" | Appears |
| Season Four | ||
|---|---|---|
| #1 | "Everything's Okay" | Appears |
| #2 | "Somebody's Been Reading Dante's Inferno" | Appears |
| #3 | "O, Ye of Little Faith, Father" | Appears |
| #4 | "All About Eve" | Appears |
| #5 | "Expire Erect" | Appears |
| #6 | "Orgy Pants to Work" | Appears |
| #7 | "Devil Is as Devil Does" | Appears |
| #8 | "Super Bad Boyfriend" | Appears |
| #9 | "Save Lucifer" | Appears |
| #10 | "Who's da New King of Hell?" | Appears |
| Season Five | ||
|---|---|---|
| #1 | "Really Sad Devil Guy" | Appears |
| #2 | "Lucifer! Lucifer! Lucifer!" | Appears |
| #3 | "¡Diablo!" | Appears |
| #4 | "It Never Ends Well for the Chicken" | Appears |
| #5 | "Detective Amenadiel" | Appears |
| #6 | "BlueBallz" | Appears |
| #7 | "Our Mojo" | Appears |
| #8 | "Spoiler Alert" | Appears |
| #9 | "Family Dinner" | TBD |
| #10 | "Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam" | TBD |
| #11 | "Resting Devil Face" | TBD |
| #12 | "Daniel Espinoza: Naked and Afraid" | TBD |
| #13 | "A Little Harmless Stalking" | TBD |
| #14 | "Nothing Lasts Forever" | TBD |
| #15 | "Is This Really How It's Going To End?!" | TBD |
| #16 | "A Chance at a Happy Ending" | TBD |
| Season Six | ||
|---|---|---|
| #1 | "Nothing Ever Changes Around Here" | TBD |
| #2 | "Buckets of Baggage" | TBD |
| #3 | "Yabba Dabba Do Me" | TBD |
| #4 | "Pin the Tail on the Daddy" | TBD |
| #5 | "The Murder of Lucifer Morningstar" | TBD |
| #6 | "A Lot Dirtier Than That" | TBD |
| #7 | "My Best Fiend's Wedding" | TBD |
| #8 | "Save the Devil, Save the World" | TBD |
| #9 | "Goodbye, Lucifer" | TBD |
| #10 | "Partners 'Til the End" | TBD |
Relationships
Chloe Decker
- Main article: Chloe Decker and Lucifer Morningstar
Chloe and Lucifer are friends and coworkers. Lucifer is curious as to how she can resist his charms and why he is vulnerable in her presence. Chloe finds him odd, but she admits to him that she likes working with him. While working together, they grow closer and develop a close friendship. Lucifer is shown to be attracted to Chloe and openly reveals his wishes to sleep with her, but Chloe constantly rejects his advances. Recently, Lucifer and Chloe have finally come to realize their strong romantic feelings for each other. It has also be shown that Lucifer does indeed have feelings for Chloe as he was visibly upset after witnessing Pierce proposing to Chloe. Lucifer and Chloe have now finally slept together and are considerably boyfriend and girlfriend. This resulted in Lucifer 'transferring' his mojo (unwillingly, of course) to Chloe. It seems, though, that Chloe can only use mojo on Lucifer. Both Linda Martin and Ella Lopez are aware that Lucifer and Chloe have slept together, and both are very happy.
Amenadiel
Lucifer and Amenadiel are brothers and are slightly antagonistic with each other. However, through the series, they learn to work together. Lucifer later becomes the Godfather of Amenadiel's son Charlie who Lucifer has come to care for greatly enough to the point where he willingly returned to hell to prevent the demons from abducting him and molding him into a figurehead for the demons to manipulate. Upon returning to Earth it's shown that Lucifer's devil face actually calms Charlie down when he's crying and even makes him laugh when making faces, much to the relief of Amenadiel.
Mazikeen
Mazikeen/Maze is Lucifer's right-hand woman and close friend. She is the one who cut his wings off and protects him. However, since Lucifer began working with Chloe, their friendship has started going through many hardships. Lucifer feels betrayed by her when he finds out that she told Amenadiel information about him. The tension between them leads to her leaving for a while. While eventually becoming friends again, their friendship takes another hit when Maze learns of Lucifer's plans involving Goddess and heaven, feeling lied to and betrayed, with the two even fighting.
Dan Espinoza
Lucifer dislikes Dan, who he refers to as "Detective Douche". Dan disapproves of Lucifer, objecting to his relationship with Chloe and Trixie. Lucifer gets jealous when Dan reconciles with Chloe and tried to get Linda to separate them again. Despite the mutual enmity, Dan trusts Lucifer to protect Chloe and they eventually developed a working relationship. Their relationship became worst after Charlotte's death, where Dan blames Lucifer for her death, as he knew that Pierce was the Sinnerman but didn't tell anyone, and hates him more than he ever did. While Lucifer did sympathize with Dan over his anguish of Charlotte's death, he was annoyed to see Dan return to being a douche to him, stating Dan was back to being his old douche self. In the alternate universe, their relationship is even worse due to how corrupt Dan is and due to neither having Chloe in their lives to make them get along, which would have led to the two gaining genuine trust and respect for each other. Their relationship caused Lucifer to have a negative opinion of the LAPD, and in this universe, he refers to Dan as "Detective Dildo".
Trixie Espinoza
Lucifer claims to hate children and does not know how to interact with them. However, Trixie likes Lucifer and always gets excited to see him – running to him and hugging him. Even though he shows little to no care for her, he does always do his best to keep her safe when there's danger near. A pure example of this is in Devil Is as Devil Does when he defends her and Eve from the attackers and assures Chloe afterward that he would never let her be hurt.
Linda Martin
Linda is Lucifer's therapist, who in season 1 he paid with sex. He becomes close to her as she tries to help him with his problems, though she believes he speaks in metaphors when he claims to be the Devil and that his father is God. Eventually, she puts a stop to their sexual relationship while continuing to be his therapist. Tired of Lucifer's 'metaphors', she asks Lucifer to tell her the truth. Once Lucifer reveals his true face, Linda becomes frightened by him. Later Mazikeen talks some sense into Linda, and she realizes that knowing the truth doesn't change who Lucifer is. Linda becomes less scared of Lucifer but is then overwhelmed with curiosity about his history as a biblical figure. It takes a bit of time before she is able to resume a more professional approach to dealing with Lucifer once he reminds her that he is just like any other one of her patients with a need for her expertise. However, because of Lucifer's actions in "God Johnson", Linda is at risk of losing her license.
Goddess
Goddess is Lucifer's mother. Lucifer shows fear when he finds out she escaped Hell. Lucifer distrusts his mother and thinks she is trying to manipulate him. Goddess claims to love her children, including Lucifer, but Lucifer still does not believe her. After she threatens Chloe, Lucifer considers killing her with the Flaming Sword but realizes that it would only lead to more pain. After she's gone, he expresses that he does miss her and even tries his best to help her vessel, Charlotte Richards, when she begins remembering her time in Hell.
God
Lucifer is angry with God, his father, for casting him out of Heaven and punishing him for eternity. When Linda tries to talk to Lucifer about his father, telling him that he is the favorite son and that God gave him Hell to rule as a gift, Lucifer becomes enraged and punches a hole through the wall. Lucifer calls God a "cruel, manipulative bastard" and states that no one can win his game. Then in "Take Me Back to Hell", Lucifer asks his father to protect Chloe, in exchange, Lucifer offered his services to him thus, God accepted.
In "God Johnson", Lucifer encounters Earl Johnson, a man possessed by the Medallion of Life causing him to believe he is God with healing powers. After Lucifer becomes convinced that Earl is really his father, he lets out his anger. Later, Earl apologies and tells Lucifer that he is proud of him. Just as Lucifer starts to accept that, it is revealed that Earl is not God. This leaves Lucifer "bloody furious" with his father because he believes God would never say those things to him.
Ella Lopez
Lucifer and Ella first meet while investigating the murder of Gillian Taylor. Upon meeting Lucifer, Ella immediately hugs him while Lucifer becomes stiff. Lucifer is interested in why she doesn't have a different reaction to him when he claims to be the devil. She tells him the devil gets a bad rap and is confused when he talks about it in the first person. She doesn't believe his claim to be the devil, instead of thinking he is a method actor. In the alternate universe, their relationship is friendly and at times flirtatious, but is not as close as in the original universe. Also, both know that it is simply a business relationship due to Ella's illegal career choice and Lucifer's often illegal actions.
Malcolm Graham
Amenadiel resurrected Malcolm in exchange for him killing Lucifer. When Malcolm shows up to kill Lucifer, Lucifer gives him the Pentecostal Coin to trade for his life. Later, Malcolm tries to frame Lucifer for several murders he committed. In the first season finale, Malcolm kills Lucifer, but Lucifer makes a deal with God to "become the son he always wanted" in exchange for Chloe's life, and thus, God resurrects him. Malcolm is then shot by Chloe and dies.
Charlotte Richards
Before she's possessed by the Goddess of Creation, there is no interaction between the two. After she is brought back from Hell when the Goddess leaves her body, she and Lucifer become close when she told him about her time in Hell. he even shows her his wings to prove his and Amenadiel's claims that they were telling her that divinity is real. He was visibly distraught after she's murdered (again) by Marcus Pierce (aka Cain). In the alternate universe, she appears to be his lawyer but ends up stealing all his money and leaving LA with Dan Espinoza.
Trivia
- Tom Ellis was announced as the actor playing Lucifer on February 27, 2015.[5]
- Lucifer is a fallen archangel in Jewish and Christian traditions.
- Lucifer is based on the comic book character that originally appeared in DC Comics's The Sandman.
- Lucifer is the second most powerful character from DC Comics, only next to The Presence (God of the DC Universe) and followed by his twin brother Michael Demiurgos.
- In the comics, Lucifer's hair is blond, while in the TV series it is black. This is later lampshaded in "#TeamLucifer", where a satanist remarked that he was supposed to be blond, only for Lucifer to respond that he "gets that all the time."
- In the comics, it was Dream who cut off Lucifer's wings, not Maze.
- Lucifer invented the idea of giving out favors.
- He abhors being addressed by his birth name Samael.
- Lucifer appears on DC Comics' television franchise Arrowverse, specifically in the annual crossover event Crisis on Infinite Earths. Lucifer's appearance is on the third part of the event, which is aired as Episode 9 of Season 6 of The Flash.
- Lucifer resides in Earth-666, which means that the events of the series Lucifer happens there.
- He is aware of the Multiverse. He knows that John Constantine is from another Earth when he tells him, "it's a pleasure to see you on my Earth."
- His cameo appearance is set on the five-year gap after his arrival on Earth and before the events of his own series.
- He has a Purgatory Card which can be used by humans for a limited amount of time, but only once.
- He uses his Desire Mojo to Mia Smoak, Oliver Queen's daughter.
- He once made a deal with John Constantine, which involved Maze.
- It is not confirmed whether there are other Lucifers in other Earths. But if there are, then John Constantine would not have to go to Earth-666 for Lucifer's help.
- While Lucifer appears to not have any doppelgangers (yet), he does have universe counterparts. For example, the Triumvirate of Hell from Earth-1 (later Prime-Earth). It's also possible that those are the same hell and the Triumvirate of Hell took over Hell while Lucifer was away
- Lucifer tends to whistle his "s"s when he stresses the pronunciation.
- He either read or watched Harry Potter at some point.
- Lucifer does not use underwear unless it's a day he didn't have sex or plans to. "St. Lucifer", "Orgy Pants to Work"
- According to Lucifer in "Lady Parts", Eden was his first startup and it was a sex club.
- Though the name he assumes as human identity is not his original one, it does not count as a lie; this is because both names are alternative names he is known by.
- Several times during the TV series, Lucifer implies that he, like almost all other celestial beings, are billions of years old, and his moniker "Lightbringer" was because he was responsible for creating stars out of primordial gas resulting from the Big Bang.
- Lucifer once claimed to have been the burning bush that Moses encountered.
- Upon regaining his wings, Lucifer had trouble keeping them from popping out when he was aroused. Though he later got control of it.
- His other alternate names, such as Samael, Abaddon, and Belial, are sometimes used as different names in lore, but in scripture, the names are to three different demons.
- Abaddon was the angel of the Abyss and also the ruler of the bottomless pit.
- Belial was described as being the vilest and the most deceitful. In some accounts, he is the demon that demands child sacrifices.
- Samael holds a similar role to Lucifer and his name means "Poison of God."
- Lucifer is a Latin portmanteau of "lucem ferre," meaning "light-bearer." It is also the name of the planet Venus, commonly known as the "morning star".
- Lucifer notes he likes Old Scratch.
- In the CW series Supernatural, that show's version of Lucifer jokes that after he saves the world from the Darkness, he will move to LA and fight crime, alluding to the Lucifer in this series.
- In "A Priest Walks Into a Bar", Lucifer gets inside a Confessional and encourages a woman to embrace her desires when she confesses that she is attracted to her husband's limo driver. This tells that Lucifer supports adultery/concubinage. In "Orgy Pants to Work", it confirms that Lucifer and Eve are in an open relationship, as they are both present in an orgy. He is also seen kissing another woman in front of Eve and vice versa in "Super Bad Boyfriend". There are also scenarios where he claims that he does not care about his sexual partners being in other relationships.
- However, when he is in a relationship with Chloe, he wouldn't get into other people as he doesn't want to hurt Chloe in that fashion. In fact, after he starts to develop even further in his relationship with her, he stops pursuing other women and have his focus in Chloe instead.
- In "Let Pinhead Sing!", Lucifer claims that he has always wanted a pet shark.
- In "Mr. & Mrs. Mazikeen Smith", Lucifer indirectly says he considers the Dave Matthews Band a disaster on par with the plagues and floods.
- He is also revealed to literally burn money; he lights it on fire and tosses it to see who is desperate enough to save it.
- In "The Sinnerman", it's confirmed Lucifer does have connections to organized crime via his favors.
- Lucifer has taught history's greatest pianists, which includes Elton John.
- In "The Angel of San Bernardino" Lucifer says he dreamt he was king of the centaur people.
- In "¡Diablo!", Lucifer implies he likes "Saved by the Bell".
- Lucifer drives a black 1962 Chevrolet Corvette with the license plate "FALL1N1" (Fallen One).
- In "Once Upon a Time", it is red, due to the episode taking place in an alternate universe.
- Lucifer has been shown to be attracted to both men and women.
- In "Chloe Does Lucifer" he told Linda that Oscar Wilde "was straight when [he] first met him."
- In the same episode he tells Dan "I'm so good at flipping men, they call me 'The Skillet.'"
- In "Stewardess Interruptus", he told Chloe that he slept with the victims, Jana and Raj. He refers to Raj as one of his lovers and goes on to defend himself, telling Chloe, "Come now, Detective, it's the 21st century."
- In the same episode, several women and an unnamed man are interviewed in a series of Lucifer's former lovers.
Aliases and Titles
These are aliases and titles mentioned in the Lucifer TV series.
- Samael (by God)
- Brother (by siblings)
- Dick (by Dan Espinoza)
- Luci (by Amenadiel)
- Luce (by Eve)
- Lu (by Azrael)
- Luke (Suburbia alias in "Til Death Do Us Part")
- Lucinda (by Dan Espinoza)
- Saint Lucifer (by Chloe Decker and himself in "St. Lucifer")
- The Morning Star
- Lightbringer
- My Angel (by Goddess)
- Brightest of All God's Angels (by Amenadiel)
- Young Rebel (by Amenadiel)
- The Devil
- Satan
- Abaddon
- Belial
- Beelzebub
- Old Scratch
- Dark Lord
- Lord of Hell
- King of Hell
- King of Hellfire
- King of Evil
- Prince of Darkness
- Prince of Lies
- Lord Lucifer
- Lord Morningstar
- My King (by soul in Hell)
- My Lord (by Dromos)
- Detective Morningstar (by Amenadiel)
Gallery
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Links
| Main Characters |
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Lucifer Morningstar • Chloe Decker • Dan Espinoza • Amenadiel • Mazikeen • Trixie Espinoza • Linda Martin • Malcolm Graham • Ella Lopez • Goddess • Charlotte Richards • Marcus Pierce • Eve • Michael • Aurora Morningstar |
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| Angels (Archangels) |
Amenadiel (formerly) • Azrael • Castiel • Gabriel • Hanjobadiel • Ibriel • Jophiel • Lezmegadiel • Michael • Lucifer Morningstar • Raphael • Raziel • Remiel • Saraqael • Uriel • Zadkiel |
| Deities | |
| Demons | |
| Nephilims | |
| Other | |
References
External links
- TV series character page at the DC Comics Datebase
- Comics character page at the DC Comics Datebase
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