List of Lucifer characters
An added caveat is that Lucifer must maintain eye contact with the subject,[8] and only Chloe Decker has been shown to be fully immune to the effect.
When the container holding his wings is stolen in the episode "Favorite Son",[21] Lucifer goes to great lengths to recover them, only to set them on fire as a sign of his rebellion against God's wishes.
While he initially intends to help her return to Heaven (so she and his father will destroy each other), he finally decides to send her to another universe, where she can create her own world free from God's influence.
In the first-season episode "Manly Whatnots",[23] he encourages Chloe to shoot him so she would have proof he is the Devil, but the bullet wounds him, which is the first instance of Lucifer becoming vulnerable to physical harm when she is around.
After Chloe kisses him in season 2 episode "Stewardess Interruptus",[24] he discovers she is the result of a miracle performed by Amenadiel on God's orders[19][25][26] and pushes her away for her own good.
When he discovers Pierce is Cain[27][28][29] the first murderer, he agrees to help him find a way to die in order to annoy his father,[30][31] but backs off after Chloe is put in danger.
Lucifer spends most of the season bonding with his daughter while trying to find out what drove him to leave her and Chloe; in the midst of this, he realizes that he is not fit to become God and relinquishes the position to Amenadiel.
Due to an earlier incident concerning a cop shooting, she was ostracized by her fellow officers, resulting in her being partnered with Lucifer as her civilian consultant.
[44][25] Though she initially denied any possibility of ever sleeping with Lucifer, despite his attempts at seduction, in the season 2 episode "Stewardess Interruptus", she realizes he has come to care for her as more than just a conquest and kisses him.
In season 5, after Lucifer returns from Hell, the two resume their relationship, which is strained once she learns from Michael that she was created by God as a gift to him, but she eventually comes to accept it and the two become lovers.
Before returning to her own time, Rory makes Lucifer promise not to change anything, and he departs for Hell shortly thereafter with Chloe's blessing, despite it leaving them both heartbroken.
After Lucifer's departure, Chloe is promoted to Lieutenant and continues to solve murders with Ella and Carol Corbett while raising Rory as a single mother.
Originally Chloe's superior on the force, Dan was suspended due to the events of the Malcolm Graham case (season 1), then reinstated with a demotion to detective.
Trixie reveals her love, admiration and pride in her father, allowing Dan to finally let go of his guilt and ascend into Heaven, becoming the second ever Hell-condemned soul to do so.
Unlike Lucifer, Amenadiel has always followed God's orders, but comes to question his life choices as events on Earth make him lose power and his wings in season 2, sending him into a personal crisis where he tries to find himself.
Amenadiel learns the necklace given to him by his father was the key to the Flaming Sword, which was entrusted to his cherished son, indicating that he himself is God's favorite angel and not Lucifer as he had always believed.
In season 6, Amenadiel joins the LAPD, but is somewhat frustrated by Lucifer's refusal to take on the role of God after everything that they've sacrificed to get him the job, particularly when the leaderless angels begin to cause chaos and potentially the end of the world with their misguided attempts to help humans under their own initiative.
After Lucifer decides that he doesn't want to be God, Chloe suggests that Amenadiel take the job and change how things are run.
With Lucifer's blessing, Amenadiel becomes the new God, ruling from Earth where he is able to take care of his family at the same time and including their siblings more in the decision making.
She served as his head torturer, followed him from Hell to Los Angeles with the assistance of John Constantine,[6] and acted as a bartender and bodyguard at Lucifer's club.
Over the course of the series, a number of comparisons between Mazikeen and Lucifer can be made; each have multiple siblings (many of whom they do not get along with); both are bisexual, with high sex drives; both have parental-abandonment issues; both are multilingual, etc.
In the series finale, Maze is revealed to have continued her work as a bounty hunter with Eve as her partner and she remains close with Chloe and her family even after Lucifer's departure.
Portrayed by Tricia Helfer, murdered hellbound lawyer Charlotte Richards is resurrected by the act of "Mum" having abandoned her human body, which in turn allows her to remember her time in Hell.
[66] Ella is a forensic scientist for the LAPD who helps Chloe and Lucifer with their cases, usually being the one conducting examinations on crime scenes and analyzing them afterward.
After Charlotte's murder, Ella's faith is severely shaken and for a time she stops believing in God completely, concluding that humans can rely only on themselves and are responsible for good and evil.
On the season 2 episode "A Good Day to Die", Ella goes to her brother Ricardo for a rare chemical that they need, and berates him for ghosting her due to his illegal dealings.
[70] She kills Father Kinley in self-defence, who is then possessed by a demon, named Dromos (one of Maze's many siblings), in an attempt to get Lucifer to come to Hell to rule again as king so she can be with him again.
Michael is a mirror image of Lucifer; he's left-handed instead of right, prefers clear liquor to brown, has black wings instead of white, and taps into fears rather than desires.
Initially presented as the antagonist of the final season, Rory is revealed to be the half-angel daughter of Lucifer and Chloe, who came back from the future after inadvertently triggering a 'self-actualization' event at her mother's deathbed.
Portrayed by Scott Porter, Carol Corbett is a detective and friend of Dan's who tried to set him up with Ella before he died at the end of season 5.
