Lucifer season 6

Episode 1: “Nothing Ever Changes Around Here”

A wizard and a magician go into a magician’s pub to spend their final night on Earth. And no, this isn’t a joke. On one occasion it’s just Chloe (German Lauren) and Lucifer (Tom Ellis).

Wonder what Lucifer’s cold feet (cold wings?) are about taking over as God, but he’s now proclaiming it his last night in L.A. after postponing his coronation a few of times. I am so outraged at his decision to spend him as a Truth-seeker in the world’s only exclusive magician’s club when Lucifer calls her “Chloe” instead of “detective.”

But first, notify callback! While Mr. Said Out Bitch began last seasons, our favourite criminal is happy to settle down in heaven. The show offers us a fresh, unrepentant sinner: Officer Diggs, the pilot bribed the motorcycle policeman Lucifer. It turns out that Diggs has since dance gladly with his terrible conduct towards Hell, therefore here is a series of applause to showcase the loop for us.

Go to the Magician’s Club for Magnar the Magnificent’s last performance! His performance is abbreviated when his protegé dies with a trick – sorry, Illusion – and in the very short term, Dan’s buddy Carol appears in the 5th season, with Ella (Aimee Garcia) on the back of his throat. Of course, after six weeks she’s happy to be in Chlucifer.

Chloe doesn’t stand by seeing an inquiry unfold, so she begins her own parallel investigations which frustrates Carol. In the meanwhile, Ella inadvertently twists Lucifer’s knife by trusting that she has prayed a lot, but it seems like no one is hearing, which causes Lucifer to fight with the notion that God is to constantly be there for everyone, always.

When it is discovered that the real killer is the son of Magnar, Lucifer’s dread of entering the house of his beloved old dad also comes to light. “You are not worthy of the heritage of your father,” he says after Chloe has manipulated the baddie to confess his misdeeds.

For a minute it seems like Chloe may be the next victim of a killer, but she still has the necklace of Amenadiel, which gives her superhuman power. When the capture of Magnar, Lucifer departed to ask how he could continue to love Chloe after he was obliged to care for the rest of mankind.

How to clarify better than the particular purgatory for Dan (Kevin Alejandro)? The unfortunate man has been trapped in an illuminated version of his neighbourhood for one thousand years with the demon Belios, who is a really awful companion.

Dan asks Lucifer to become God and whisk him into Heaven but Lucifer refuses on the grounds that if he did despite Dan’s subconscious desires, it would abolish free will.

Thunder and lightning hit the area when Lucifer depart the earth, and we see a pair of feminine legs on Hell’s throne.

Stray feathers

  • When you think about it, it’s obvious why Lucifer admires magicians: without openly lying they use talent, cleverness and deceit. After all, it was his MO for six seasons.
  • I didn’t forget the rest of the cast! Through Satan’s drinks and deviled eggs, Linda hotly pokes the cracks of Maze (Lesley-Ann Brandt) and Eve’s (Inbar Lavi) until it becomes apparent that none wishes to go to Hell. Rather, they confess their love and engage their fiancée with the crowning of Maze “You’re my hell.” Amenadiel (D.B. Woodside) then delivers the news that Maze cannot wait to ridicule him about joining the LAPD.
  • Where would you go and why would it never be a private magic club if you were spending your final night on Earth?

Episode 2: “Buckets of Baggage”

Lucifer stayed around long enough to let Mr. Morningstar’s duet to go to a drag bar.

This episode is a two more over-identification, as Lucifer is looking at the 7 billion people who are not Chloe and Ella is dealing with their well-earned confidence problems.

After he and superpowered Chloe broke all night, we open on the ruins of Lucifer’s residence. Good for lovebirds! Good for lovebirds! Then Amenadiel chids Lucifer not to assume the throne, and Chloe argues that he just needs a little longer.

(Rightly) Amenadiel reminds out that they have recently waged a fight to place Lucifer to Dr. Linda on the throne (Rachael Harris). He takes her counsel poorly, typically, and it leads him to assist a random person to get ready to carry the remainder of the load.

The person he selected is Carol, who dormantly flirts with Ella over the supercop movie of 1992 Michelle Yeoh/Jackie Chan. Hit by Lucifer’s strong yearning, Carol admits he wants someone with whom he can spend the rest of his life. Lucifer was appalled that for fifteen months he was sexless and promises to assist him.

Naturally, this involves proposing all suspects in the murder investigation of this episode, despite Carol’s requests he does not. When Carol describes his ideal spouse, big hugger, wearers of adorable T-Shirts, Lucifer realises what’s going on and turns him into Ella’s bad boy.

The leather jacket-and-sunglass makeover goes like a platform ball with Ella, who sees this as proof of Carol’s deception and well, after dating last season a serial murderer, she’s already dealing with trust problems.

So she and Chloe scan the personal data of Carol and find out for two years that he was an undercover vice-cop before going dark a year. Then she and Lucifer break in and find in a locked trunk a bottle of scotch with a note that says: “One day at a time.” Anyway, there’s one secret revealed.

But hey, let’s talk about the episode assassination. The victim is Fred, known as the Drag Queen Fiona Fierce, but soon his protected Brian, known as Busty Bazoongas, is suspected. Halfway through and half of the drag, Brian/Busty delivered a stunning speech about pressing drag queens to figure it out, like a godlike figure. And although Brian/Busty struggle with self-esteem, they claim queens like them know that they have to understand they’re enough to alter the world.

In pursuing a lead, Carol faces the murderer: the victim’s lover, the drag club manager, who mistakenly believed he was being cheated on due to his own confidence problems.

Lucifer and Ella arrive in time to tell Lucifer just because someone harmed you won’t imply someone new would do the same. Then the lips of Carol “Supercop” at her, and they take down the bad guy’s manner of Yeoh and Chan.

Ella confesses afterwards that she took the paperwork of Carol and broke into his home. He, in turn, confides that throughout his gloomy year he went to rehabilitation. They go on a great date to watch Supercop and then, as Ella sends a short prayer of thanksgiving to the skies, a frog falls out of the ciel. SCOOBY, RUH ROH.

Things also happen in Hell. The mysterious legs on the throne belong to a razor-winged angel, who has wind that Dan has almost killed Lucifer. He reveals all he knows and she’s going to fly him back to the Earth.

At first, Dan rejects, but when the angel notes that Lucifer might have travelled anytime, Dan is ready to deal. If Dan’s personal development tarnishes this last season, so help me…

On the last shoot, Chloe and Lucifer are cuddling in their cosy bed and agree to take their time to figure out how to make Lucifer into God.

Stray feathers

  • Think about it, Lucifer: joyful ending for Ella or otherwise.
  • Chloe and Maze have an intense sparring session in this episode which definitely refers to the fighting of the detective with her new position and abilities. But it also shows how developed Maze when she realises it’s bad and asks Chloe what’s up to her.
  • The raser-flung angel? That’s Brianna Hildebrand from the Deadpool movies, a.k.a. Negasonic Teenage Warhead, for those who prefer to see actors float between Marvel and DC comics.

Episode 3: “Yabba Dabba Do Me”

Who’s ready for Lucifer’s cartoon?

Trick question; no one is ever really prepared for Lucifer’s animation.

As part of its goal to “become God,” the devil chooses to assist someone he hates: the first killer he ever captured, Jimmy Barnes. Unfortunately, Barnes perished when Lucifer showed his demon visage in the pilot after he had lost his sanity.

Go to Hell Lucifer and Chloe with Amenadiel’s necklace grasping latter. (Side note: I’m so worried she didn’t put it on a necklace or anything. It feels like an encouragement to dump it or put it off when attention most needs it.

Chloe characterises Lucifer’s towering throne as solitary – she’s not incorrect — and then they go inside the Jimmy Hell loop via the door. The cartoons are instantly converted into cartoons with a nice music and smoothness in Ken-and-trousers. Barbie’s Oh, and the exit vanishes, bringing with it the power of Lucifer. So they’re trapped in the broken loop of Jimmy.

Time for cartooning Jimmy, who lives his marriage day, faces an over-the-top Lucifer demon. After a cartoon brawl, Chloe proposes that Lucifer repair Jimmy’s brain to get them out.

It’s a funny street from the 80s that Lucifer knows about Hell and leads Jimmy further into his loop. We had dancing breaks, fanatical aerobics, a DeLorean and Jimmy’s first band ever managed. The gang fires him, and Lucifer, whose strength is restored, strikes Jimmy with a whammy desire.

That wish? The return of the mother of Jimmy, who abandoned him to follow her musical ambitions in a poor hotel. All tiny Jimmy had the cartoons on the hotel TV for company.

Lucifer is touched by the suffering of Jimmy, and while his adult conduct is not justification, he has sympathy on the kid and stops the Hell Loop so that Jimmy may be with his mother for forever.

And hey, here’s an essential step to becoming God. If Lucifer can learn to care about Jimmy, maybe he is willing to assist the rest of mankind. But Chloe asks Dan before they depart Hell, and that is when Lucifer knows that he is gone.

Yeah, Dan’s back on Earth as a raser wing angel ghost. Fortunately, Dan didn’t intend to betray Lucifer. Nevertheless, he cannot warn him before Lucifer receives the navel drop as he reaches the penthouse. Then she shocks us all by telling us she’s Lucifer’s — wait for it! — daughter.

Stray feathers

  • OH NO, LINDA DR. She’s writing a book called “Sympathy for the Devil: My Time With Lucifer Morningstar,” the greatest figure on the programme has a secret. She’s simultaneously concealing her notes and carefully collecting rich information from the key actors, and I’m already concerned how this revelation goes down.
  • Let’s hear it in this episode for the callbacks. Lucifer states that Bones combines the process and the fuss, then scoffs at the notion of a guyliner, which makes Chloe (and us) laugh. And now I’ll say it: I miss the guyliner from the early seasons.
  • In this episode, we meet Amenadiel’s training partner. The Stern Officer Sonya Harris (Merrin Dungey) is quite famous, but she says it is because she wants to ensure that police are there for the correct reasons. And she goes along, not to arrest Maze, who on his first day committed a crime to assist Amenadiel. She brings her instead to a women’s shelter for the assistance she needs.
  • On this topic, someone else was a little upset that we could not see Maze’s anti-elderly, mentally warping graffiti?

Episode 4: “Pin the Tail on the Baddie”

Lucifer, a father? Inconceivable!

*pause so you can enjoy the pun*

But Lucifer genuinely informs the Rasoirangel that he can’t have a kid, then he is irritated when Ghost Dan points out with assistance that Amenadiel succeeded in breeding. The angel finally pulls a huff and walks out “I never wanted to be born.”

Once they are alone, Dan does not answer well that Lucifer has deliberately left him in Purgatory or that his persistent guilt continues to keep him out of Heaven. It becomes worse when Dan sees that due of his ghostliness, he cannot connect with any one of the people he loves.

Frustratingly, Lucifer chooses to keep Chloe in the dark about his potential daughter. His sole time on Earth was in Miami in the 1990’s, so Maze (who of course was also there) helps him locate the potential baby mother. Nine months later, four of his 36 partners delivered birth.

The first three are simple no, so Lucifer breathes, “Graces me, I’m not that dad.” Every woman agrees that he is not the kind of stick-around. Offended, he says he’s going to be the greatest father in the world for seven million people.

One of the ladies looks forward to two rounds and removes her dress as soon as Chloe comes to check what Lucifer is up to. chloe is unhappy he kept her in the dark and they resolve to follow the last lady together.

chloe turns out to be a Bostonian who, after her transformational meeting with Lucifer, became a rabbi. She also has a daughter, Mira, who went away to resolve her fatherhood five years ago. Chloe already struggles with envy, and if Lucifer happens to be casual, it becomes worse that his daughter is also an angel, and Dan is back on Earth.

Episode 5: “Lucifer Morningstar’s Murder”

Meet Rory, all of them! She’s the time-traveling angel daughter of Chloe and Lucifer come to punish her father for her absence her entire existence.

Chloe handles this news far better than I’d have in her position, Gotta says. She and Lucifer both melt a bit at the news that they had a daughter, but the final pleasant emotions of this episode are pretty much that.

In the future, Rory claims she was going through something big, and when Lucifer didn’t even appear, her anger drove her into the past. In addition, she says that in three weeks Lucifer would vanish from a crossroads in Van Nuys. Future Chloe constantly refused to tell her why he left, and Rory was living her entire life with that anger.

Lucifer maintains that he would never have abandoned his kid and concludes that someone must have killed him with the sword of Azrael. He intends to restore the sword to Heaven to protect him, even if the necklace of Amenadiel is disabled once it is present. He does not think about what it would mean to Chloe, though, to lose her super-force.

With a sudden thought, Chloe proposes that they solve his potential assassination, so they head to Van Nuys. The office of a dentist is at a fatal crossroads, and when the duo goes to inquire, they inadvertently tell the receptionist that he has been sleeping with the dentist. Sadly, the dentist is married, who throws him out. He swears to fight Lucifer after losing his wife, job, house, dog and friends in 60 seconds.

Oops.

Meanwhile Rory stomps down to Lux, where she slays Maze and Amenadiel, claiming she doesn’t know them. But she’s only joking, Auntie Maze herself has mastered torture techniques. However, she won’t give up what happens to anybody in the future. Time Travel 101, you don’t know? Time Travel 101?

While Eve is swooning over what a wonderful mother Maze is about, Amenadiel notices that he doesn’t sense the presence of Rory and begins to worry. He recently promised Ella — who is convinced she is witnessing signs of the apocalypse — that he would know if things went wrong.

He apologises for the dismissal of her worries by Ella, but dismisses it as an overreaction… Until Amenadiel departs and opens an inquiry board, she begins to piece together the clues: the devil’s Lucifer, the angel’s Amenadiel, etc. As far as insane walls are concerned, it’s quite simple, but her ideas about Dan-the-frog (escaped pet, low biblical plague, pudding side effects) are very hilarious.

Because of the impending assassination, Lucifer proposes to remove him for the next three weeks, but Chloe demands that he sticks to resolve the case, which constitutes a very beautiful picture of her relationship.

You bring the dentist back to the penthouse to make apologies, but he just wants to return to his wife. Impatient Lucifer tries to give the guy blade of Azrael try kill him, but the sword is gone.

Lucifer accuses Rory of taking him, which means the time has come for Dr. Linda’s couch for a family therapy session. Hilariously, Rory declares that the only Linda Martin she knows is a convicted criminal, although she’s probably just joking.

Episode 6: “A Lot Dirtier Than That”

This was an unavoidable incident. Amenadiel declared his desire to join the LAPD at the conclusion of the last season and, in the summer of 2020 and beyond, following the genuine demand for justice and change, his position as a Black man in the police force constantly fell under a microscope. Like so many programmes before, Lucifer is talking with the greatest intentions, however, unlike many of the shows that have tested this narrative, he mostly focuses on the experiences of two Black police agents.

Related to site of murder of young Black guy called Kevin, Amenadiel is disappointed to discover that lead investigator Reiben, the policeman who drawn a pistol at him in episode 8, the poorly condemned Caleb Mayfield. And Reiben did not alter his stripes after promotion, rejecting the case as a gang hit.

Training officer Harris says Amenadiel shouldn’t rock the boat, but immediately asks Ella to investigate the situation more thoroughly. Although she clearly wants him to put his heavenly secret into confidence, Amenadiel is too preoccupied to notice.

He turns next to Chloe, and offers to look at the history of Reiben, but says the department is generally promoted correctly. Ghost Dan also admits that he has never pursued Reiben’s complaint and regrets that he did not spend more of his time fighting against police prejudice. This is a well-known cycle of excuses, inactivity and apologies.

Amenadiel continues his inquiry, and the neighbour of the victim congratulates him on his community-centered police force, but Reiben summons him to a secret conference in which he blames her initial meeting for fear and adrenaline. He claims that he is not, and then implies that Kevin has been assassinated by his girlfriend who had gang connections in high school.

Amenadiel accuse herself of targeting an innocent, Black lady, and Harris explains why, despite the stigma in her society, she remains on the job: she has the ability to keep an eye on the terrible actors with whom she works.

With her assistance, Amenadiel follows Michaela, the girlfriend who went into hiding. However, the actual murderer opens fire on them, and backup comes as they fight for cover. Sadly, Reiben controls the situation and instructs the cops to carry away a bleeding, frightened Michaela instead of the actual murderer.

Nobody listens to Amenadiel as he screams that she is the victim, and the murderer is the White guy who just shot his pistol. Unlike Caleb’s struggle, Amenadiel does not return to place his body between Reiben and the innocent lady, shielded by police uniform. Reiben sits down to apprehend Michaela and the assassin.

Amenadiel tells Harris in the district that he is not sure he can keep doing this, but she reminds out that Michaela, who was cleared due to his efforts, was safeguarded by his presence.

That’s when Chloe is in the area where Reiben’s files are reviewed, and Ghost Dan is looking at it too. It’s obvious that Amenadiel understands that they will never comprehend the way it’s, in or out of uniform, for Amenadiel, without saying a word.

In the end, this incident is more a warning about police practises and privileges than some previous demonstrations which have addressed the same subject (The Rookie, Brooklyn 99, Law & Order: SVU). However, it still provides little consolation and no answers. Amenadiel, like Harris, is still there. But Reiben is like that.

Episode 7: “My Best Fiend”

What’s a little drama for wedding? And what drama can’t be solved by a few demons newly killed?

The troubles begin with Maze and Eve when Adam — yes, the Adam who played Scott MacArthur’s dirtbag perfection – seems to drag Eve home with him.

Eve informed him warmly that although she could not choose her husband, she freely chose Maze to be her wife. Adam then goes to a therapy appointment with Dr. Linda and kidnaps her to prevent marriage after discovering that she was the wedding officer.

When the brides exert pressure on him to disclose the whereabouts of Linda, Eve learns that Maze triggered Adam into a marriage because Eve was offhandedly referenced by our favourite demon.

“I can’t be the one who believes in us,” sniffles Eve, “and the wedding is off just like that.

A distracted Maze begs for assistance from Lucifer. First of all, it’s Adam who keeps Dr. Linda prisoner, so that her toxic masculinity may heal him. Lucifer tells him that even man’s most basic can develop as the hardest devils may soften. This causes Maze to ask her demonic siblings to attend her wedding reception, and while only a handful appear, she is excited with their support.

Maze takes a large grove outside Eve’s window, and vows that although she is afraid to become her own mother, she will never cease to be better for Eve. And the wedding is exactly like that!

However, things don’t go so well for Lucifer. He assures Rory that his tailor would create both of them wedding outfits. But when Maze becomes busy, he skips his appointment. Rory stated she wasn’t going to show up in his defence. She’s heartbroken that her dad isn’t there anyway when she does.

Now is the time for a wedding, no less on the grounds of the Walt Disney Concert Hall! It’s a little ceremony, and nobody’s flawless when Maze’s side smells like decomposition of the flesh.

Maze went down by Linda’s aisle and appears bruised in a satanic black gown. In flowing ivory, Eve rejects the offer of a sort of reformed Adam that takes her as an independent lady. Dr. Linda brings the ceremony down and the ladies exchange their written vows. It’s wonderful, and if the entire thing has been dry in your eyes, you’re made of stone.

At the reception, things rapidly disintegrate. Ghost Dan is unhappy that she cannot talk to anybody and Rory’s mind is thrilled to hear from a younger than her trixie that Lucifer was here for her gaming evenings. She furiously informs her relatives that in the past, she had come from Chloe’s deathbed (Don’t worry, she’s older than she appears since she’s part of an angel).

Then Ella gets intoxicated and reads all of them for trash. She takes the microphone of the Dj to scream that Lucifer is the devil, Amenadiel an angel, Maze is a demon, Eve is Eve, and zombies are real. She chides them all in the dark, since she could have helped them, the only genuine believer.

When everyone stares at her, she says, “Wait, do you people tell me you don’t know that the world ends?”

Episode 8: “Save the Devil, Save the World”

A clip shows, but it’s important. This is the task and this episode takes it away.

A still-angry Ella shows that the world ends and chids her pals to put the scientist away.

All of them believe that it is time for Lucifer to become God. One thing. However, his wings are not going to comply. Thank you very much, self-manifestation! Then Amenadiel goes to Heaven to check on things, wowing Ella with the first visual evidence of angels. Her amazement is amazing.

Lucifer goes over directly to Dr. Linda, who has spent his wedding sommelier after an amazing night (Get it, Linda!) and her book manuscript is pulled out to assist them figure it all out.

Instead of anger, Lucifer is pleased to be at the heart of a novel’s door stop. (I ought to have known, honestly.) It calls for the Scooby crew to scrutinise the book, including Maze, in a crazy wedding night outfit.

We discover at this time that the book of Linda interprets the events from the previous six seasons, mostly viewed through the eyes of Lucifer. This allows us to recount pleasantly about occurrences with a flawless Chloe, a cheerful Ella, an inept Dan, etc.

But it isn’t Lucifer alone. Maze and Dan compares notes that time when they murdered a man, and although the language is similar, each one casts themselves as an aggressor and the other as a frightened cat. It’s a pleasure to watch these people rebuild one other’s ideas, skewing things for themselves all the time.

But after a time, everyone recognise that the text is incorrect, and Linda mutters that this is its Hell loop: her pals moaning over her greatest professional achievement.

Then there’s Ella, who’s always hurt by the quiet of everyone. Lucifer congratulates her unprecedented acceptance of the divine, but fires back nobody’s helping her after she lost her faith following Charlotte’s death. For Ms. Lopez, Score One.

Chloe also fights as the book reminds her that every time Lucifer left after every emotional breakthrough. Lucifer insists that Linda reveal him the final chapter to cut through the cacophony of recollections. When she hesitates, he understands that he can’t be God. Linda dislikes that her five years of treatment failed.

But Lucifer shows that he is weak to Rory by letting her shoot him, and Linda understands that he can embody vulnerability. This implies that his conscious and subconscious mind acts together. He doesn’t control his wings; he controls them.

In other words, he’s ready to be God, until he discovers that he never desired it deep down. Furthermore, when Chloe informs him she’s returning to the LAPD and assures Linda that she helped him first put others, mend damaged connections, even relate to the love of his life.

Rory is also breaking through; she realises how much Lucifer risked protecting Chloe after reading Linda’s book and now thinks that Lucifer loves her as well. She also tells Chloe that the razor wings recall her mother’s toughness.

Ella and Carol are taking a leap ahead when he says he trusts her and does not require her to reveal secrets that are not his. They’re kissing, and it’s lovely. Maze also offers Dan to torment until he realises what sin keeps him out of heaven. What a wonderful buddy! What a good friend!

Aaaand the show comes to a close with Amenadiel who says he understands why the world is over.

Episode 9: “Goodbye, Lucifer”

The tears are tossed in Lucifer’s final episode as the Devil makes peace with the ones he loves and prepares for the struggle between destiny and free choice.

The day of Lucifer’s demise has come, and he and Chloe agree that he will remain away from ten, and Swanson, the last location he saw. Then Chloe goes to manage sales, and wut, girl? Stay with your guy! Stay with your man! Bananas are splitting up.

Lucifer utilises alone time to construct a panic room in the penthouse, but Rory comes to drop some idea about time travel. As she was still in the past, that implies that in the future she’ll still be angry with him. They’re trapped in a time loop, and this can’t be changed. So why don’t you enjoy his final day?

Father and daughter live in L.A.: cakes, suit-combat, purchasing jewels, karaoke, battles with the water ballon. He even introduces Bones to her, although he usually simply soaks with her in time. It’s adorability daddy-daughter.

However, Chloe is frustrated. She just verified that she is pregnant with Rory and she’s furious because despite the explanation given by Rory in time, Lucifer doesn’t choose to remain with them.

They are parting again, and Lucifer is looking for Dr. Linda. She tells him that tomorrow nobody’s guaranteed, so he need to make sure he knows the ones he loves. Before he goes out to accomplish this, he took the time to say that she was one of the devil’s most marvellous buddies ever. This is the first of several episode moments that produce tears.

The next stop of Lucifer is Ella. She excuses that she didn’t know the true truth, and she forgives him. Then he gives a pencil with the words “Initiative Miss Lopez STEM.” Yep, he established a foundation on her behalf to inspire future women to follow in their footsteps. Again, I’m sobbing. It’s all right.

Lucifer told Amenadiel at Lux that he was his preferred sibling, signing Lux for him. But Amenadiel is thinking about larger things. Thanks to Chloe’s heart to heart, he chose to become God. Chloe is going to be his person to do the LAPD job and his brothers are going to have to work for Lux to make them feel like humans.

You see, the sibling thing is an issue. In God’s absence they responded willy-nilly to the pleas and caused the end-of-the-world pandemonium Ella tracked. Off Amena-god is going to rule in… But it’s too late at this time. The reluctance of Lucifer to accept the mantle of God has put in motion a sequence of events that will drive everything to come.

Lucifer doesn’t know this yet because he says his goodbyes to Maze, who is frightened at hugging her. “When are we doing this since?” she wonders. Unlike everyone else, she understands instantly that this is a genuine reward and struggles against tears as Lucifer declares her his closest friend.

She explains her new existence is all due to him, and she gives her demon sword to him so he would always have a piece of her together. Then she hopes on her motorbike and picks up Eve, her heart burdened, for her last conversation with Lucifer.

Lucifer’s next meeting is with Le Mec, the guy who killed Dan. Do you remember the prayer-responding angels? Dude-bro Jophiel fulfils a death row inmate’s plea to see his beloved lion once again. And the pet lion in the jail creates so much havoc that Le Mec can escape.

Fortunately, Dan tried to find out if Le Mec was the cause of his culpability and he followed Le Mec at a comfort shop, powerless in stopping him. But Dan full-on Swayzes is making his way inside the body of Le Mec in the frantic effort to prevent Le Mec from killing the clerk.

AHHHAHAHAHA, I see now why this character was played by Rob Benedict! He always struck me as a strange choice to portray an unrepentant Franco mercenary, but his sweaty charisma is ideal for channelling a terrified Dan to persuade Lucifer not to kill him in sight. Lucifer instantly chuckles at this absurd situation and apologises for all Dan’s previous tragedies, telling him that he belongs in heaven.

Although Dan’s trapped in the body of Le Mec, Lucifer urges him to think about who he would want to spend his last hours. Le Dan discovers Trixie in the summer camp, thus. She kicks off his bullshit by trying to embrace her, but he tells her he’s a wonderful father’s buddy.

Is this still an odd risk to Trixie? Yes. But Dan turned to talk to his daughter himself (more echoes of Patrick Swayze in Ghost), and he told her that he regretted not being worthy by Trixie’s father.

She instantly denies this and insists that her father was the greatest person ever. She exempts him from his remorse for his errors and a bright white light shines on Dan’s face as she speaks.

He’s transported to heaven, guilt is gone, and this is such a beautiful conclusion for him. Of course, I wish he was alive, just as I am worried that these camp advisers would allow Trixie to speak as long as she has. But this tale is the greatest conceivable ending.

Unless it leaves Le Mec free again, of course.

Lucifer is left with a set of goodbys so he picks up his family and brings them to the beach. As Chloe soaks in the sun, he speaks to Rory. He tells her that his demise has nothing to do with her, saying he would do everything he can to remain.

She believes him. She doesn’t want to see him go, however, so she’s flying away, leaving Lucifer and Chloe on a beautiful beach together.

When the day ends, they enter the panic room in the penthouse, but they refuse to give her a goodbye. They move to “Unchained Melody” till the fearful day is gone, and the following morning, with great enthusiasm.

And that’s when Lucifer receives a call using Rory’s telephone from Le Mec. He’s holding her tenth and Swanson’s hostage.

Episode 10: “Partners ’til the End”

Let your guilt go.

If we take away anything from Lucifer’s last season, maybe it is the most important thing to forgive ourselves and try to be better. Well, it’s the hedonistic pleasure of a scotch wall.

Chloe and Lucifer wasted no time storming the premises where Rory was held by Le Mec who was terrified that her father disappeared.

Le Mec and his people had knocked Rory off with reassurance and tried her to harvest her feathers via her wings. Why guess what? You might hurt Lucifer.

Chloe and Lucifer are fighting for their daughter, including a spectacular slow-motion flying assault on the part of Lucifer as he tears through his handkers with the blade of Maze. Chloe is then stumped in the chest, but since Rory lives, this wound obviously survives. So Lucifer kisses her and asks Rory to rescue him. It’s an excellent reason to divide up now.

The Mec will go to all this effort because Lucifer spoke to him at the conclusion of the fifth season. Lucifer, in a spirit of saving his family, tells Le Mec that he really wants his daughter to grow up. The ultimate torment is to murder him while Rory and Chloe live on.

Lucifer, ready for the killing blow, kneels in submission, but Rory frees her wings and stops Le Mec. Then her anger overflows and she begins to exhibit the visage of the demon. Lucifer urges her not to commit murder, since there is no return. “Be better than me, please,” he pleads.

She listens and allows Le Mec to leave, the visage of her demon is decreasing. They embrace, and Lucifer is moved to call him “padre.” But they obviously disregarded the principles of horror films since Le Mec, of course, isn’t dead. He appears for another attempt at murder, but Chloe enters the room and shoots him.

Le Mec is stabbed with feathering Rory and as he dies, Lucifer begs him to reveal the light Dan glimpsed when he left his body. But all Le Mec sees is darkness.

They discover that Dan made it into Heaven, just as Mr. Said Out Bitch’s Hell loop, between Le Mec’s revelation and Trixie’s camp, who had to claim that she talked to an outsiders earlier (at least the advisors had this correct portion!).

And thus Lucifer finds his calling. And so. Hell no longer needs a keeper, as his father stated. It has to be a healer. And just as Lucifer could draw Rory from the border by understanding her shame and fury he might do the same with Hell’s lost souls.

That’s why Lucifer departs, Rory realises. Saving Hell’s lost souls is a full-time job, the most essential thing he can do. And since her youth is just a blip in her everlasting life, she makes him promise that he won’t make a difference. She is no longer furious, and she wants him to immediately start his job. And that’s when a white light seems to take her back.

After she’s gone, Lucifer and Chloe accept to follow the desires of their daughter, but it rips them both to one side. They wisely recreate their first Lux encounter, and Chloe ensures that she will always be with him. As they kiss, we clip Lucifer with Chloe on his lap on the throne in Hell and then return to Lux, lightening the atmosphere by performing “Heart and Soul” on the piano.

We check in all our favourites afterwards.

Amenadiel is on his own throne in the city of Silver, wearing his sleeveless garments in white, and smiling beatifying as his siblings prostrate.

Ella and Carol meet girls from the foundation of Ms. Lopez. Chloe comes to Harris at the precinct to start her job and a briefing leads a visibly pregnant Chloe’s examining paperwork.

There’s Dan with Charlotte in Heaven. She’s got waffles and he has Pudding Plus, his favourite.

Dr. Linda is enjoying his birthday with Charlie, who springs wings to Amenadiel’s pleasure.

Maze and Eve are happy to chase bounties and kiss a storm.

Rory, a newborn, is arriving from the hospital to be welcomed by her entire family.

And then years later, Chloe’s on her deathbed, with pictures of all the people she loves. “Look back,” she softly welcomes Rory, who was wearing clothing when she vanished from our time.

Rory asks Chloe how she kept the truth all these years to herself, and Chloe tells her that she would not alter anything. Rory promises she’ll see her on the other side as Chloe dies.

Amenadiel meets Chloe in a white afterlife and offers to show her at home. She’s taking his hand, wearing the ring of Lucifer, and she’s following him.

Her destination is the replica of Dr. Linda’s Hell office where Lucifer leads a session of the stand-off episode “Off the Record” with Linda’s ex-husband Reese! Mec is there too, striving in his own way towards redemption.

Lucifer guarantees them everything that anybody can, provided the devil can be saved. He speaks to them about destiny vs free choice, and how they may discover real purpose in life. Then the door is knocked, and he opens it to see Chloe.

“Hi, detective,” he said. “Hi.

“I felt you might use a companion,” she responds.

Story of Lucifer

Story of Lucifer – His Origin

We look to the Old Testament in order to discover the genesis of Lucifer. In Hebrew, the Lucifer name is translated from the Hebrew word “helel,” which signifies luminosity. This name, which refers to Lucifer, is the “morning star,” the “morning star,” or “bright star” in Isaiah. “O Day Star, Son of Dawn, how you fell from the sky! How are you cut down to the ground, you who have brought down the countries! You declared in your heart, ‘I am coming to heaven; I am about to elevate my throne to the stars of God; I am going to sit on a montagnium on Zaphon high; “

The context of this verse is a reference to the king of Babylon in his vanity, magnificence and collapse. However, this is really directed to the force behind the wicked Babylonian ruler. No human monarch would declare that his throne is beyond God’s or is like the Most High. The force behind the wicked King of Babylon is Lucifer, Morning Son.

Story of Lucifer – His History

Lucifer is simply another name for Satan, the true and unseen force of Tyre, Babylon, Persia, Greece, Rome and of all the wicked tyrants we have seen come and pass through the world’s history as a leader of the evil global system. It extends beyond the history of men and commemorates the beginning of sin in the cosmos and the fall of Satan in the pure, innocent realms before man’s existence.

We find the same motive in Ezekiel as well: “The word of Jehovah also came to me. Mortal, make the King of Tyre mourning, and say to him, Thus saith Jehovah: Thou hast been a symbol of perfection, full of knowledge, perfect in beauty. You were in Eden, the Garden of God, with all your beautiful stones being your coverings, carnelian, Chrysolite and Moon, beryl, onyx and jasper, saphir, turquoise and emerald; and your settings and engravings were made of gold. They were prepared on the day you were conceived. I put you on the holy mountain of God with anointed cherub as the gatekeeper; you walked between the fire stones. From the day you were formed until iniquity was discovered in you, you were irresponsible in your conduct. You were filled with violence in the abundance of your trade, and you sinned. So I threw you out of the mountain of God as a profane creature, and the guardian cherub led you out from among the stones of the fire. Because of your beauty, your heart was proud; for your grandeur, you perverted your knowledge. I’ve thrown you to the earth; I’ve exposed you before the kings, to celebrate your sight. By the number of your sins, you profaned your sanctuaries in the wickedness of your business. I summoned the fire from inside you, and it devoured you, and in the eyes of all those who saw you I reduced you to ashes on earth. Everyone among the people who know you is horrified at you. You have come to a terrible end and will not be forever.”

It appears that this verse is directed to “the King of Tire.” It really goes beyond the monarch to the one behind the wicked king of Tyre. There is also a close and far-flung prophesy concerning Lucifer/Satan since even though its ultimate conclusion is already certain, it did not happen yet and is after the last judgement. Both in the passage from Isaiah and in the passage from Ezekiel, the representation of Lucifer / Satan is not confined only to himself, but his working and fulfilment of his plans through earthly kings and rulers who take on themselves divine honours and who, in spirit and in Satan’s goals, whether or not they know it. “For our fight is not against enemies of blood and flesh, but against the leaders, against the authorities, against the spiritual forces of evil in high places, against the cosmic powers of this darkness.” Satan is the main force behind this wicked system of the planet.

Notice the phrase, “the anointed cherub,” which is provided in the chapter in Ezekiel. These words can never apply to a human ruler, but to Lucifer/Satan behind the human monarch. This angel is the highest creature ever created by the Lord. The Lord says of him, “You have been the seal of perfection, full of knowledge, and beautiful in perfection.” Satan was God’s smartest ever created creature. No other angel, no other entity with the intellect God granted this creation was created. God declares that “perfect in beauty” is this creation. This creation is now the highest being apart from the Holy Trinity; the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.

It states in verse, “You were the ointed cherub.” This informs us that we don’t speak about the king of man. For cherubim, the term cherub is unique. The cherubim symbolise the holy presence and grandeur of God. These cherubim occupy a special place. The “unsalved cherub” which covers the garden of Eden is an image provided to us after Adam and Eve were sent out and God had set cherubim to protect the path to the tree of life. Also when Moses built a seat of mercy and set it in the holy of holies of the tabernacle, the glory of God came and abode among the cherubim. They “covered” their wings on the mercy seat. So we now see that Satan was a cherub, and the holy throne of God was his place to protect. His role was to safeguard God’s holiness. Satan held the greatest rank of all, a position he hated and perished. We have here in Ezekiel an image of the greatest creations of God, flawless in knowledge, lovely and beautiful, beyond description, a musician. But this creature also had a free will with all these beautiful qualities. One day, God said, “Iniquity has been discovered in you.”

Story of Lucifer – His Status

What sort of wickedness has he been found? God let us stand with Him in the book of Ezekiel at the very beginning, to witness the genesis and creation of Satan. But why is God telling this? What is this wickedness? We have to go back to Isaiah 14:12, which informs us of the decision of Lucifer/Satan. “I’ll go up to heaven, I’ll set my throne above the stars of God, I’ll sit at the assembly hill on the high places of Zaphon, I’ll climb the clouds, I’ll make myself like the Most High.” Did you notice all the “I wills” in this passage? He claimed he’d elevate his throne above God’s stars. The term “stars” here refers not to what we see in the sky at night. It alludes to God’s angels. In other words, “I’m about to take over the sky, I’m about to be God.” This is the sin of Lucifer/Satan and this is the iniquity found in him. He doesn’t want to be a servant of God. He doesn’t want to do what he was designed to accomplish. Lucifer wants to be served, and millions choose to do that; serve him. They heard his falsehoods and decided to follow him. Eve thought the lie she was going to be like God. Lucifer/Satan enticed her because that is the exact thing he desires — to be God.

Lucifer- Netflix Webseries

Lucifer Morningstar, also called Samael and The Lightbringer, has become one of the angels of God and Hell’s notorious ruler. He spent aeons as the King of Hell until he decided he wanted a change of landscape. He’s generally recognised by people as the Devil or Satan. After having gotten bored of governing the Underworld, lucifer morningstar willingly departed Hell to become proprietor of a night club in Los Angeles, running a business named Lux, along with his best buddy and top lieutenant, the Demon Mazikeen.

After witnessing the death of his close friend, lucifer morningstar began working with the LAPD homicide investigator Chloe Decker. This status offered him a way of punishing sinners.

When his wings returned, Lucifer thought that a criminal master known as The Sinnerman was behind him and set out to punish him. After her encounter in Hell, she also began a friendship with Charlotte Richards. After a lengthy chasm and deception, Lucifer discovered that the LAPD’s new lieutenant was not just the Sinnerman but Cain, the world’s first assassin. This caused lucifer morningstar to believe that God did everything to thwart Cain’s intentions, and Lucifer set out to assist him clear his mark so that he might eventually die. He quickly became envious when Cain and Chloe began to date and became involved and determined to let her know how he felt. After Charlotte and Amenadiel died, Lucifer understood that all his bodily modifications were his work, thinking that he earned what he had. Once lucifer morningstar ultimately slew Cain, as Chloe saw, his Devil face reappeared.

After she first deceived him, Lucifer’s relationship with Chloe took the turn of sending him back to Hell with Father William Kinley. Though Chloe knew she was wrong, Lucifer couldn’t make himself forgive her, and things only became worse when Eve appeared. Finally, Lucifer and Chloe reconciled and returned to LAPD consultation. Unfortunately, Lucifer began to seriously punish the guilty by Eve’s influence before he recognised what he was becoming and split with her to avoid the end of a prophesy of the world. The prophesy however came true as demons began to invade LA and forced Lucifer to come back to Hell to put him in line. Lucifer and Chloe acknowledged their emotions and he reestablished his reign over Hell before departing.

After thousands of years (in Hell time), Lucifer was compelled to return when Michael, his twin brother, appeared on Earth and began mayhem. After he realised she was a gift from God, his connection with Chloe took a second turn, and his own trust was destroyed when he found that Michael had been deceiving him from the beginning. But Lucifer and Chloe could see their problems past and eventually became a relationship but Lucifer’s mojo transferred on to Chloe and, even in the presence of his lover, he became again invulnerable. After Chloe had been abducted by his twin and then recovered, Lucifer was finally forced to face his real emotions, but it was stopped as Michael, Maze and Amenadiel assaulted him.

However, their sibling dispute was broken when God appeared. God ultimately disclosed that he retired and led to a battle between Michael and Lucifer, which seemed to conclude with the triumphant Michael. But when Michael murdered Chloe, Lucifer sacrificed himself and resurrected himself, professing his love for her. The altruistic deed of Lucifer led to his own resurrection as the new god with all those who stood before him taking knees.

Lucifer abdicates as a new God and comes down to earth, where Rory, his daughter of the future, has to cope with him. After helping Dan Espinoza to Heaven, Lucifer recognises that his actual duty is to help cure Hell’s souls to bring peace, and he leaves with the blessings of both Chloe and Rory. Decades later, after the death of old age, Chloe returns in Hell with Lucifer and voluntarily joins him in the purpose of Lucifer as his everlasting companion.

Throughout the Lucifer Series

Lucifer gets pulled over for speed in the commencement of the “Pilot.” He proceeds to his nightclub, Lux, after bribing his way out. The burned-out singer Delilah returns Lux later that evening, seeing Lucifer, who tells her to clean up her deed. Delilah is shot by a low-level heroin dealer as he takes her down the street.

Lucifer, who lacks confidence in LAPD, takes things into his own hands and pursues many of his guidelines, which eventually lead to him crossing up with detective Chloe Decker who had questioned Lucifer on the incident earlier. Devil Lucifer persuades her to allow him to follow her in the inquiry by using his abilities, but she is not aware of his real identity. Lucifer was very magnetistic for people, but Chloe was resistant to his «charms».

The survey leads the Duo to the producer of Delilah, who shows he murdered her in order to profit from her album’s soaring sales following her death. The producer in despair kills Chloe (with recently fired by her) and attempts to shoot Lucifer, but the bullets have nothing to do with him. Lucifer takes the manufacturer by the neck puts him into the mirror and threatens to severely punish him, leaving his destiny unclear. Later Lucifer visited Chloe in the hospital. Amenadiel confronts him about his desertion’s repercussions.

In “Once Upon a Time,” God establishes an alternative world that until John Decker’s murder was entirely similar with the original one. John lived in this world and thus Chloe stayed an actor and Lucifer and Chloe did not meet on the night of the death of Delilah. Lucifer remained an arrogant club owner and planned to extend Lux to Las Vegas by 2018 with his never-died lawyer, Charlotte Richards.

Lucifer returns to Hell in “Who Is the New King of Hell?” to keep all the demons that are confined when he and Chloe recognise each other with love. He’s pictured seated on his throne overseeing Hell’s dreadful, ash-covered domain.

Returning to Earth

Lucifer is happy to return to his old position as governor of Hell, but he still longs for Los Angeles to rejoin the detective. In an effort to feel near again, he starts to assist a newbie to Hell investigate his murder, hoping that Decker would also try to solve the assassination on Earth at the same time. He is effective in acquiring insight, and when the chance comes he sends a demon to the earth to provide an indication, but he stays in the hell against his desires.

During a startling round of events, Amenadiel meets Lucifer in Hell in an attempt at ruining his life and reputation, to explain that Michael — sick and weary of mankind and of Heaven’s adoration for Lucifer — has come to earth as his impersonator. Lucifer agrees to return with Amenadiel to Earth to stop Michael but discovers that between him and Chloe things are drastically different. Chloe is upset that Lucifer didn’t tell her it was “good gift,” but Lucifer rejects her, claiming that it doesn’t matter whether she was created for him or not.

Lucifer starts to work with Decker again, but discovers that he has alienated Maze who assaults him with anger because he doesn’t take her back to Hell. He notes that she is not his slave anymore, and can go back to Hell anytime she wants. Sadly, she doesn’t have a mode of travel.

Eventually Lucifer meets Michael, his brother, and the two converse. Michael reproaches Lucifer, citing Michael’s whispering for all its acts, but Lucifer finds it difficult to accept and scares his face with one of the demon blades of Maze.

Changes in Lucifer Series comparing with season 1 and season 6

Between Lucifer and Chloe, things get more complicated as they start to sleep together and Lucifer discovers that he can no longer pull people’s passions. Instead, Chloe can do this on him, which both surprises and concerns both of them.

After the loss of his “mojo,” Lucifer thinks that he is worthless in his relationship with Chloe, since he doesn’t do anything more. This scenario gets more complicated when Dan shoots Lucifer after a sight of his devil’s visage before Michael’s instructions. However, it is soon evident that Lucifer is no longer susceptible near Chloe, since he can resist the impact of the bullet.

After looking at the issue and talking to Amenadiel, it has been discovered that the “gift” is that Chloe can sense the weakness of Lucifer and he has, in turn, chosen to be vulnerable around her. This revelation corresponded with Lucifer’s restoration to ability.

After things become more complicated with Michael, Lucifer loses Maze’s confidence, and Michael lines up with her. This leads to a struggle: Lucifer, Amendaiel, Maze and Michael. But when God comes to earth to halt the struggle between his children the conflict is stopped.

Powers and Abilities

Archangel Physiology: 

Lucifer is very strong and has both his strengths and his limitations as one of the oldest and most powerful angels. He was once the greatest of the angels of God even by Amenadiel himself, showing Lucifer was superior to his elder brother when he wished to battle him to overcome him, and, even after Michael set himself up as God’s right hand, Lucifer was still stronger than his twin brother. Lucifer is able to execute some supernatural magic powers and utilise celestial goods and weaponry like his Pentecostal Coin and the Flaming Sword which people cannot handle properly.

Superhuman Strength:

Like all angels, Lucifer is extremely powerful, capable of exercising enormous surhuman physical might and, if he so chooses, possesses huge levels of surhuman strength, the exact degree of which remains unknown but is believed to be one of the strongest angels of Christ. It can easily overcome humans and, in particular, send a large man over 30 feet back across a glass wall with a single-handed light push, bend metal bars and punch through brick walls, push the big man back over 60 feet with just a push and push other men up the ground without any problems or, more recently, hold a 6,000-pound man back Lucifer’s strength was shown in the fight against Amenadiel and his twin brother Michael, both known as one of the most powerful angelic, and in his scuffles with two demons and Dromeos, who could easily defeat them, strike one of them and knock the other down before overpowering him quickly and beating Dromos to bleed him,

Superhuman Speed:

Like all angels, Lucifer is very quick, far quicker than humans, devils, animals, and other creatures. He may appear and vanish by a blink of an eye, and fly as fast or faster than the speed of light with his wings, he may appear and disappear, similarly to teleportation. We don’t know how quickly he is sprinting, but he has proven that he can move superhumanly quickly.

Superhuman Endurance: 

Lucifer has proven that the agony of injuries that would have been very severe for an ordinary human being, especially while in the proximity of the detective, including scales and burns and even shoots of weapons, is little impacted. One noteworthy example is Eve’s All About, when he sticked his shoulder all the way with a pool cue and seemed to be more angry than anything else.

Superhuman Reflexes: 

Like all angels, Lucifer has unusual superhuman reflexes. He could easily take the knives thrown at Mazikeen at enormous superhuman speeds and quickly block, escape or deprive skilled human warriors, devils and angels of harm.

Superhuman Dexterity: 

Lucifer has a super-humanly precise targeting capacity, which in one case can hurl a tyre at a runner accurately, strike his skull and knock him out. He may also toss it with the power to knock it out, without hurting it more.

Immortality: 

Like every angel, Lucifer is immortal, trillions of years old, impervious to ageing, illness and poisons, who have existed since creation began. He possesses everlasting young attractiveness and will live without ageing for all eternity. He can’t die of any natural reason, too. Only the Flaming Sword and Demon Daggers Forged In Hell are known to kill him.

Invulnerability: 

Like all angels, Lucifer possesses a very resilient physique that can bear a large amount of physical harm, since Lucifer can in no manner be injured by people. Knives and bullets bounce off his body without damage, as proven many times throughout the whole series. Lucifer characterised the shooting with weapons as only a little pressure of a flick or a “nuisance.” At first, being close to Chloe Decker damaged this talent, making him deadly and defenceless. This problem has now been addressed and Lucifer may now utilise his invulnerability without restriction.

Accelerated metabolism:

 While Lucifer may be influenced by alteration of mind, its resistance to them is much greater than that of a human being. Without harmful consequences, he may take large amounts of alcohol and narcotics. The effects are also considerably quicker than with humans, enabling it to sober up soon after consumption has stopped, as Monster shows, when Lucifer laments that “his surnatural pessimistic metabolism remains in place” when he tries to drown his feelings for Uriel. This capacity appears to be slightly hampered when Chloe Decker is present, as God Johnson saw, but not entirely, because when Chloe is there he still has trouble becoming intoxicated. He himself stated he couldn’t be intoxicated in season 4.

Regenerative Healing Factor:

 Lucifer recovers much quicker than humans, as has been shown several times during the programme. In minutes to hours, he can cure ailments. On one occasion, he said, “I recover quickly at least.”

Inducement to temptation: 

being extremely sexual, Lucifer may be readily seductive to the majority of women (and men), and occasionally he exploits this to his advantage in dealing with them. However, a select few people, such as Chloe Decker seem to be more immune to that power, at least to a certain degree, since even she had some difficulty disguising her attraction to the body of Lucifer when she first saw it in Manly Whatnots.

Cosmic awareness: 

Lucifer showed knowledge of the multiverse and its existence during the crisis on Infinite Earth owing to the fact that he informed John Constantine that he was not pleased to see him again on ‘his’ Earth.

Shapeshifting:

 Lucifer can alter his appearance into a shape he calls his “Devil Form.” The shape changes throughout the seasons. In seasons 1-3 he displays his angelic form in a crimson, hideous, scarred, and burned-looking incarnation. Hairless and flaming, fiery, crimson eyes, hideous, terrifying the dead. He is able to force into the brains of people a mental picture of this shape, which is distinct from his bodily manifestations. He can just change his eyes to the red, flaming orbs (rather than his whole face or body), and has the power to free his wings from what looks like between his shoulder blades. His “Devil Form” sprang out of his own self-consciousness. In Stage 4, his struggle with remorse and self-hatred changed his Devil form. This new shape featured acute spine spikes, torso distortions and Chiropteric wings. His demonic form may petrify people, demons or others, but not angels, since they can casually see Amenadiel’s real appearance.

Flight: 

The wings of Lucifer enable him to travel between Earth and Hell. In a similar way, as in “A DEVIL OF My Word,” he may fly as quickly or as faster than the speed of light in which he would seem to vanish in the human eyes, to escape gunfire with Chloe to a safe distance.

Dimensional Travel: Lucifer has the power to travel literally to and from Hell in a matter of few seconds with his angels. He can take demons bodily from Hell, bring them to Earth or take them off of Earth to Hell, or vice versa and bring souls from Hell, as he did with Abel, back to newly-dead bodies. He says that he is forbidden from Heaven, which will destroy him if Lucifer goes as seen in ‘A Chance at a Happy End.’

Healing: 

Lucifer can harness heavenly power to heal other people’s injuries and injuries. He can treat any wounds, injuries, sickness, disease, or sickness immediately with his wings regardless of what it is or how severe it is. He can cure people, devils, angels, animals and other creatures instantaneously.

Resurrection:

 Lucifer can revive the dead. He can do so by taking a soul and putting it in a dead body. However, his control of the procedure is restricted; the soul will land only in the nearest, newest dead corpse. As Chloe resurrected in Heaven, Lucifer handed her his Ring, instead of utilising his own abilities, with the remaining immortality of Lilith.

Spirit Communication: 

As an angel, Lucifer may speak with the deceased’s spirits as long as death is fresh and they still have to go forward. He can even contact spirits, like he did Dan Espinoza after Hell put his soul on Earth.

Heavenly communication: 

by praying to his brothers Lucifer may speak with them, as he is often in touch with Amenadiel, who is generally close or patrolling Hell in the absence of Lucifer.

Desire Exhibition: 

Lucifer shows the power to pull people’s latent desires, similar to hypnosis, control of the mind or telepathy, and reduce their inhibitions. Some moments indicate that he may deliberately force individuals to reveal internal secrets, crimes and facts if he is using this power sufficiently, although normally he does not. It is revealed in “The Sinnerman” and following episodes that Lucifer must keep an eye on his ability to work. However, it was revealed in “Save Lucifer” that eye contact is no longer required if this talent gets out of hand. Chloe Decker is totally immune from this capability. Whether this ability works on demons or angels is not known.

Telekinesis: 

Lucifer occasionally shows that his Pentecostal Coin is levitated and spinned by hands or fingers. As he claims, he can “turn anything on” too. The vehicles he turns on (‘City of Angels?’), the people, boats (“O, Ye of Little Faith, Father”) and the equipment on (‘Orgy Pants to Work’) are shown on in different places.

Demonic Lordship: 

Lucifer has the entire and complete authority of all demons being the Devil and the King of Hell, He could compel numerous demons to kneel before him and force them to go to Hell, as shown in the final episode of season 4. In Hell, Lucifer has the ability to freeze demons, hell loops, and everything in Hell anytime it wants and also the ultimate power to order every or all demon to do anything it wants.

Hell Loop Control: 

He’s got complete power and hell loop control. He can stop the infernal loop by waving his hand and even construct and change new ones from the memories of doomed souls.

Abilities

Master Hand-To-Hand Combatant:

Despite the fact that Lucifer typically convinces his opponents not to fight against him, he is proven to be a very qualified and experienced fighter many times. Lucifer can easily play with them when dealing with humans, using their movements and at the same time defeating many people with ease, but when he stops playing he can be fatally efficient, as demonstrated in Cain’s final battle, when he initially casually fended off his attack before becoming more serious when he was hit in Cain’s shoulder and easily defeating him. His skills are particularly evident in his struggles against other supernatural creatures with a high fighting ability, able to dominate his elder brother Amenadiel, one of the most powerful angels ever created, and renowned as the greatest fighter of God. Lucifer, although holding back and being hit many times by her, beat twin brother Michael and stalemate Maze, greatly overwhelmed her and easily overcame her when he tried to wins the battle.

Flaming Sword Wielder: 

Lucifer, with Goddess ( Lucifer’s Mom ) and Amenadiel’s assistance, manages to construct the Flaming Sword in Season 2. The main component of the sword, the Blade of Azrael, is able to totally wipe out any creature. The sword is so strong that it can even sever dimensions when it is in its ultimate form, as Lucifer shows when he helped Goddess ( Lucifer’s Mom ) achieve her own world. After Michael, with the aid of Gabriel, retrieved Azrael’s Blade, he rebuilt the Flaming Sword and attempted to use it to take the sovereignty of Heaven forcefully and slay Lucifer. Lucifer gathered the sword after Michael finally was vanquished, making him the current holder of the weapon.

Master Manipulator:

 One of Lucifer’s most recognised characteristics is to use his understanding of humans for his best purposes. He has a strong capacity to analyse and decide the greatest use of his victims’ mental and emotional vulnerabilities, wants and requirements. Using his currency, Lucifer persuaded Malcolm not to murder him. By not stating what he would do, Lucifer fools people with his reputation for not lying. This makes Lucifer highly unpredictable, even Chloe, who knows him very well.

Michael’s skilled impersonator:

 Lucifer showed the ability to convincingly imbue his twin brother Michael in such a way that, while short, he could deceive Ibriel and Raziel with the façade. Like his brother, Lucifer was able to imitate the gestures, the emphasis and the attitude of Michael.

Funny investigator: 

Lucifer is not as experienced as Chloe but a qualified detective. He could even note that the subdermal implants of Rose were Latin for “goat kids,” something even Chloe was not able to do. When Chloe was abducted in “Spoiler Alert,” Lucifer was in a position to use his own detective abilities to solve the case of “Whisper Killer,” impressing Maze with his talent. Chloe was pleased to learn after the investigation had ended that Lucifer took a serial murderer by himself.

Omnilingualism: 

Lucifer speaks and understands every human language on earth: he speaks fluently in Chinese Mandarin in “Quid Pro Ho;” he speaks in Korean in “Til Death Do Us Part;” he speaks in the uncommon tagalog language “Our Mojo.” However, this skill does not extend to reading languages by his own admission.

Extraordinary artistic talent:

 Lucifer has shown to be a very gifted vocalist. Often he sings at his Lux club and also in his penthouse above Lux. His repertoire includes “Sinnerman,” “All over the Watchtower,” “Devil May Care,” “Eternal flame,” “Creep” and “Someone to Watch Me” along with Lilith. Besides singing, Lucifer is a famous pianist, saying that all his students including Mozart, Liberace and Elton John were the greatest pianists of all time.

Escapolist: 

Lucifer has an amazing capacity to enter and exit vehicles and tight places – with an inexplicable exception in the case of The Sinnerman – or leave bonds and handcuffs. It is not known if this talent is a mystic power or an ordinary ability, but it has been proven that it can go in and out of locations without physical entries even if its wings have been clipped.

Faustian Deal: 

Lucifer often provides an undisclosed favourite to be reimbursed later. He can quickly figure out precisely what he needs to do and can do to keep the deal going, like making an introduction or opening a few doors.

Weaknesses

Although Lucifer is a very powerful heavenly being, one of the most powerful and strongest angels in the world, he nevertheless has some limitations.

Former weaknesses

Chloe Decker:

 Chloe is indifferent to the charm of Lucifer. She also rendered him susceptible to regular damage, perhaps beginning with ‘Manly Whatnots;’ since in the “Pilot” and the alternative reality programme in “Once Upon Time” he was still invulnerable. Its physical susceptibility is believed to be a psychosomatic reflection of its increasing emotional sensitivity to Chloe while in the vicinity. Lucifer grew more comfortable, more focused, and resolute in his connection once their relationship was completely established and he no longer feels vulnerable, since Chloe no longer affects his invulnerability. In one episode we find out that Lucifer’s own abilities were used by Chloe. It is unknown if it is because Lucifer chooses to be like such.

Forged In Hell: 

While Lucifer merely claims that he can “stick” in “#TeamLucifer,” “Take me back to heaven” shows that such blades may inflict lethal damage to an angel. Daggers Forged In Hell: (and a demon). Later Lucifer confirmed that he was no exception and that the blades might kill him too. But, by sending him back to Hell, they would murder him, and he would not be imprisoned there or eternally dead.

Ceremony of exorcism: 

Season 4 reveals the existence of a ritual using some unknown material, which would eternally banish the devil to Hell. The ritual also included specifics in its execution, for example the need of a location that functioned both as a den of sin and a place of devotion.

Destroying/Eradicating God: 

God is able to annihilate him, as Lucifer Mother said. Initially, Goddess was also able to destroy Lucifer. After she fled Hell, Lucifer himself was scared to see his mother. However, her power being severely reduced due to her similarly decayed state, she couldn’t accomplish that, and initially Lucifer wasn’t afraid of her mother, but since she recovered her power, Lucifer quickly became worried because the power of her mother would return, so he and Amenadiel would soon be unable to contain her.

Flaming Sword:

 the blade of Azrael, also part of the Flaming Sword, is believed to be able to destroy angels entirely. The Angel would be gone, Heaven or Hell, forever, and could not be revived.

Heaven: 

Since God banned Lucifer, he would immediately be annihilated if Lucifer ever got to heaven and broke his exile. The death of Lucifer happened once when Lucifer went to heaven to restore Chloe’s soul. The ring that housed the immortality of Lilith reduced harm and enabled Lucifer to live in Heaven. The damage took away the immortality until Chloe could revive. Lucifer was markedly weakened even while the ring protected him, and he immediately began to burn up moment it was away. Now that he’s the new God, Lucifer probably lost this weakness.

Psychological Weakness

Self-Actualization: 

At the conclusion of season 3, it has been revealed that angels are susceptible, like all creatures in creation, to free choice and self-judgment as humans are. This appears as psychosomatic changes in angels, both in appearance and in strength. The modifications shown by Lucifer via the Self-Update are:

  1. His devil visage appears for the first time since he felt like he was a monster for his first disobedience against his father. He filled him with self-hatred, and subsequently banished from Heaven.
  2. He became weak in the company of Chloe Decker as his emotions developed for her and his mental guard fell around her. Initially, when they met, he was invulnerable around him and could stop many gunshots in her presence.
  3. Waxing back and losing the ability to transform his normal face into the devil after saving the universe and preventing war in Heaven, by sending his mother to the Void to create his own world – an achievement that made him feel much better about himself and his own self than he has felt throughout the ages.
  4. Different instances of his eyes flare crimson when he is angry and feels afraid.
  5. Recovering his Devil Face and Devil Form extended to his wings after having first killed a man and had disgusted himself as a monster.
  6. A realisation of his own hate of himself in a therapy session that causes him to take over his entire body with an unable to reverse and to activate himself automatically without looking directly at the people.
  7. Control over the change of his body and abilities after taking efforts to forgive himself.
  8. Recovering the angels after sacrificing itself to rescue the world from the invasion of demons.
  9. His connection with Chloe took the next level in physical closeness and his unconscious notion that partnerships included empowering his partner and leading him to lose his own Mojo and apparently surrender it to Chloe.
  10. Recovery of Mojo’s desire and invulnerability After understanding that partnerships are about empowering each other and that his own mental guard surrounding him is causing his vulnerability in her presence.

Physical Appearance

Lucifer is in his human form a 6’4″ gorgeous, captivating, charismatic, devilishly handsome, unbelievably charming, dark-haired guy, a model-like face with a muscular physique. Often Lucifer wears costly dark outfits. He has a highly refined RP English accent, which is “quite appealing” to others. However, regardless of the face that Lucifer adopted, even of its human face, he could not conceal the obvious scars on his back from the vast angels of Lucifer before they were cut off his back. When his wings were recovered, though, the scars vanished. It is unclear what Lucifer’s value is, he showed an infinite quantity of cash and gold throughout the series. Chloe said in Season 4 that he was a multi-billionaire who compared him with murdered suspect Anders Brody. “You both have more in common than you realise… you are wealthy, you have immense fortunes, well-known, at least infamous.”

The devil look of Lucifer comprises of frightening, monster crimson skin, flaming red eyes, golden fangs and claws of fingernails. He becomes hairless and seems to be scarred and scarred, the form of the skull is clearer and numerous scarlike marks on the front. Normally it petrifies everyone who sees it, but it has less impact on those, like Malcolm, who have really gone to Hell. Lucifer won his devil’s face for his hate of himself and considered himself to be a monster, which brought him a petrifying hideous look. The Lucifer Devil Face startled God Himself and said that was how Lucifer viewed himself.

What his actual angelic shape is presently unclear is that Lucifer has not the traditional thigh and horns the Devil typically represents inside a contemporary popular culture. In addition, Lucifer’s wings were restored at the conclusion of “the Good, the Bad and the Crispy,” when he wake up again in a desert. It is shown in “They’re Back, aren’t they?” that Lucifer’s wings are back again after he chops it off. As Lucifer puts it, he also lost his “demon face.” In “A Devil of My Word,” Lucifer recovered from the deadly hurt of Marcus Pierce, commonly known as Cain, his “devil face.” In his previous conversation with Pierce, Lucifer says that his face gains and loses later is bound by his faith in himself as a monster. After he finally felt pleased about himself in a long time when he decided to tell Chloe the truth and rescued Goddess ( Lucifer’s Mom ), he lost a monster and recovered his wings.

Once Cain was murdered and Eve started dating, his wings became a demonic bat.

After he realised that he despised himself, Lucifer eventually began to permanently take his Devil persona. His wings finally sprung up and wouldn’t go back in. This form of “the King of Hell” is how he appears in hell. Similar to his face, his whole body appears like bone chopped flesh, his enormous monster wings are sharper-sharp, and his voice and sonic scream are very loud. The very vision of this giant, dreadful, diabolical figure and his infernal demonic monarch made a huge number of devils afraid and frightened to follow Lucifer’s order and quickly returned to Hell.

After Lucifer chose to return to Hell in order to defend those he loved and confess his love for Chloe and vice versa, his wings recovered their heavenly appearance, as seen when Lucifer left for Hell. This probably occurred because Chloe accepted him and what he was and saw his whole demonic appearance and the self-sacrificing and unselfish option of Lucifer to return to Hell.

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Personality

As the devil and a heavenly immortal person, who has been living from the early years, Lucifer’s viewpoint on the life is wide and, as such, considers human existence as transitory as memories and has little value in them (with notable exceptions). He never rushes or flees when his prey is chased. Lucifer regards his stay on earth as a holiday as much as a person would consider a holiday at a wildlife park.

Charming, articulate and complex, Lucifer is well aware of the fact that he has an air of ultimate trust, charisma and egotism (at times, sheer arrogance), partly owing to the immense supernatural powers of his immortality, and his hypnotising mankind, that is, to spread his hidden secrets to him. Therefore, Lucifer is always certain of any victory, irrespective of the hurdles in his way and fears no repercussions. When he does not understand what he is seeking on rare instances, Lucifer typically exhibits amazing temper control and frequently sees such events with diversion and interest rather than irritation; a possible by-product of his virtual omnipotence. It requires a large personal assault, or an attack on someone he cares about, for example Chloe, to actually rage Lucifer, and when that takes place, he immediately (and sadistically) unleash his whole, pitiless, terrifying, furious fury on the person responsible, with a terrifyingly vicious smile on his face, and often shows him his devilish, petrified, blazing red eyes.

As a falling angel, Lucifer is totally out of line with human social standards and social regulations (or, more likely, he simply chooses to ignore them). Consequently, Lucifer prefers to be brutally honest with every person he encounters and loves behaving improperly in any situations. People who are ignorant of Lucifer’s real identity usually view him as caustic, rough, uncouth, insensible, totally unsuitable, arrogant, and extremely annoying although they feel forced, by his powers of compulsion, to tell him about their deepest secrets.

He enjoys plenty of sex with both men and women. Lucifer is openly sexually promiscuous and bisexual. Over the years he has been on earth since he began, he has had sex with millions of men and women, and he is fascinated with sex, since nearly all human men and women find him carnally unresilient, seductive, and sexually appealing, something that he occasionally takes advantage of when he interacts with them. As a shock, in two weeks time, Lucifer can sleep with over 92 individuals (which can leave an ordinary person tired or dead); Lucifer himself adds that he has “extreme endurance,” even claiming that he can have two interaction between himself and a person without rest. Lucifer even says anyone he sleeps with is tired to the point that they sleep through the night; with sexual methods he is extremely inventive. With reference to the 92 persons before, Lucifer analyses the “dry spell” numbers, suggesting that sex mostly takes its time when Chloe doesn’t help. Goddess says that Lucifer acquired from her his sexual prolific attitude to his dismay.

As a consequence of his rebellion against God, Lucifer has a tight connection with his heavenly family, but he is totally frightened of others like Amenadiel whom he treats with contempt and indifference, despite the warnings of an angel against him. While bidding on holy relics, Lucifer and Amenadiel joked that St. Paul was too big to fit into the shackles displayed at the auction and demonstrated that they cared for each other subconsciously but stopped instantly when they discovered that.

Despite his shortcomings, Lucifer is extremely loyal, loves for certain individuals and even displays a lot of sorrow for his misdeeds. During his stay on Earth Lucifer became inclined not just to punish sinners, but also to obtain justice of the innocent, by utilising his vast abilities for good rather than evil (much to Maze’s grief at times). So, although sometimes extremely cruel and nasty, Lucifer is not malicious and fair in his own way.

Deep beneath his arrogant façade, Lucifer seems somewhat concerned of the constant scars on his back (which used to be his angel wings), and urges Chloe not to touch them, showing momentarily an unfamiliar tenderness and emotional fragility.

Lucifer has extremely little opinion of his father, frequently criticises others when they mention him, and is irritated by the words ‘God.’ When Linda began to hypothesise that God sent Lucifer to Hell because it was the only one God trusted, Lucifer’s voice split as he went through everything that was intended by the Devil to make Lucifer a torturer and to blame all men on Lucifer for their troubles. Dr. Linda’s continuing support for God and summoning Lucifer to her wall, by his former name Samael, angrily angered Lucifer. Lucifer’s hate of God extends to his disciples since Father Frank had swiftly been rejected when he came to Lucifer for assistance and Lucifer believed that Frank had something to conceal. However, Lucifer revealed a more sensitive side as he got closer to Frank, admitting that he despised God because he didn’t believe in me. Frank raised that maybe God’s purpose for Lucifer had not yet been finished which Lucifer appeared to take into account. After Frank’s death, however, Lucifer raged in the skies and said that God was a “cruel, manipulating mob” and that Frank did not deserve to die like way. Lucifer also stated that no method could be won in his game, irrespective of being a malicious or benign person. Lucifer came closest to weeping since he arrived on earth, indicating that Lucifer was most emotionally vulnerable when he came before God. “Dad holds the king; end of storey,” Lucifer thinks strongly; he believes that everyone is going on a journey that God has placed in without any option. Although he accepts self-judgment later on, it is genuine.

One of the few things that may really upset him is if others blame him for anything wrong or if they claim he did it. He also hates Satanists (since “the entire idea of worship is more the sack of my father”) (which was a prank by Amenadiel). Another is accused of lying: although Lucifer is one of the world’s greatest manipulators, he never lies. (The Goddess’ Lucifer mother verifies this, and it seems that Amenadiel and Mazikeen accept it as a given.) Though he uses exaggeration when he jokes or teases when he says something seriously, it’s true. He’s very proud of it and it offends him when other people don’t believe him.

Moreover, Lucifer is very courageous, Amenadiel adding that Lucifer never saw the former frightened, with only indications of dread when he learned that his mother had broken out of the sky. Although Lucifer was aware of the importance of Pierce’s identification as Cain, he was also concerned. He was also very worried when he noticed that his wings had altered. And he was concerned about what he would have become later as he started to transform into his Full Body Devil Form.

After he murdered Uriel, his brother because he threatened to kill Chloe and take his mom back to Hell, Lucifer was obviously broken emotionally, screaming and shaking his mother. Despite having punished many men and seen many people die, he said he had never been killed before, both because he was an angel unable to murder people but because he was never pushed or wanted to do so. He was also extremely self-destructive, without any hesitation, allowing a gunman murder him and harming himself in punishing himself for what he’d done. This indicates that Lucifer still passionately loves his angels, although he has been out of Heaven for billions of years, and while they may harm and kill him, even though he can irritate them (and vice versa). It was also demonstrated by his refusal to restore his mother to Heaven, since he was aware that if she did, there would be another battle and more of his angels would perish.

Aside from the hazy recollection of Hot Tub High School, Lucifer met Chloe, finding his immunity to his charm fascinating. Through their work together with the LAPD, Lucifer discovered himself new sides; he found vengeful murder victims far more gratifying than straightforwardly punishing them by arresting their murderers. Furthermore, he became less physically aggressive and preferred to frighten offenders. Lucifer was prepared to defend Chloe, even after he learned that he is susceptible to her presence. Lucifer learned about her history and her family, and became closer to Chloe as he identified with some of her previous difficulties. In the end, Lucifer recognised that he loved Chloe, as HE really wanted her love. After the Cain affair, Lucifer tried hard to establish a real relationship between them, but due to Kinley and Eve it was derailed. Despite their rocky relationship, Lucifer maintained a working connection. Lucifer learned the truth after rescuing Charlie from the demons: while Eve was his first lover, Chloe was the first woman to be really loved.

Lucifer’s hedonistic behaviour was mostly lacking since Season 5; although still indulging in alcohol and drugs, he did it more in secret. Lucifer was spending his time keeping the demons in line to the point that even Remiel acknowledged that he had sacrificed his personal happiness for the greater good. He too.

What happened to Lucifer’s Mom?

In ‘Take Me Back to Hell’ Goddess is called a mom who fled Hell, since God has chosen him to remain on Earth, Lucifer feels she has locked her back in Hell.

Lucifer spoke to Amenadiel about how they would locate their mother in “Everything is coming up Lucifer.” However, she was able to locate Lucifer and appear at his doorway, suffering a bodily shock, caused by the earlier death of the soul.

Lucifer refuses to restore Mom to the heavens in “The Good, the Bad and the Crispy” and instead proposes to return her to the heavens to reign, which enrages her. Mom goes so far as to seriously injure Linda and threaten everyone at the Santa Monica Pier. As time slows to rescue Linda by Amenadiel, Lucifer ignites the flaming sword and confronts Mum who says she simply wants to go ahead and start again. When Mom says that returning to Heaven moves backwards rather than forward, which’s terrible for everyone, Lucifer utilises the power of the Sword to open a rip into a vacuum. Lucifer urges Mom to go into the Void and build a new world as a beginning point for herself. Lucifer warns Mother that there will be a conflict and fatalities in battle if she returns to Heaven. Not wishing this for her children, Mom agrees and shares Lucifer’s sad farewell. Then she leaves the body of Charlotte and enters the Void. Lucifer takes the key and throws in the sword after it, closing the rift for eternity and dividing the two worlds. Shortly thereafter, as Dan looks at the corpse of human Charlotte, she comes to life, revived as she left by the Goddess ( Lucifer’s Mom ).

Lucifer confesses to Amenadiel, in “They’re Back, aren’t they?” that Goddess had dispatched to the Void. Initially, Lucifer believes that his returning wings are God punishing him, but he thinks “something darker” is behind him, linked with “the Sinnerman.”

Since the end of season 3, Lucifer or any of his siblings have not referenced Goddess ( Lucifer’s Mom ) once. It may be believed that because she is banished to the vacuum, she is presently looking over her own world.

Dan encounters God in Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam, who is furious because Dan has gone to sleep with his wife. Dan, after talking to Amenadiel, concludes that he certainly goes to Hell to sleep with the bride of God. God kills Dan momentarily in vengeance, but he reverses it soon.

Lucifer explains in “Nothing Last Forever” that he had Gabriel send a message to Goddess who returns to reconcile with her husband in the guise of Charlotte. Lucifer says it was not simple to Amenadiel and Goddess ( Lucifer’s Mom ) is only able to do this one journey. God and Goddess ( Lucifer’s Mom ) reconcile with God informing his wife that she obviously is better than he ever was to be a creator if she believes that it isn’t as difficult as it has always been. “No surprise,” says God, while Goddess ( Lucifer’s Mom ) confesses that she takes control lonely. Goddess  ( Lucifer’s Mom ) announces to her two children that she has chosen to retire with God to her planet, adding that it is time for God to spend time in her realm instead of elsewhere. Goddess ( Lucifer’s Mom ) bids farewell to Amenadiel that she never had. the first time and expresses her pride in him and her position as a parent, giving Amenadiel’s worries reassurances. Pushing away the Lux veil, God and Goddess ( Lucifer’s Mom and dad) bid farewell and travel into a brilliant light to return to the world of Goddess ( Lucifer’s Mom ).

Unknown to anybody at the time, Gabriel made the most of his visit to the realm of Goddess ( Lucifer’s Mom )to steal the two parts of Lucifer’s flaming sword. Gabriel gave them to Michael and said , “The world of Mom is very amazing. However, the centaurs scare me out.”

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