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|image= [[File:Archangel-Michael.jpg|350px]]<br>[[File:ArchangelLucifer.jpg|350px]]<br>[[File:Raphael Heaven.jpg|350px]]<br>[[File:ArchangelGabriel.jpg|350px]]<br>[[File:ApocalypseWorldMichael.png|350px]]
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|image= [[File:LuciferS12.png|350px]]<br>[[File:Sam-Lucifer.jpg|350px]]<br>[[File:Casifer.png|350px]]<br>[[File:Lucifer-Vincente.png|350px]]
|name= [[Michael]]<br>[[Lucifer]]<br>[[Raphael]]<br>[[Gabriel]]<br>[[Michael (Apocalypse World)]]
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|name= Lucifer
|actor= '''Michael:'''<br>[[Matthew Cohen]]<br>[[Jake Abel]]<br>'''Lucifer:'''<br>[[Mark Pellegrino]]<br>[[Jared Padalecki]]<br>[[Misha Collins]]<br>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0819782/ Rick Springfield]<br>'''Raphael:'''<br>[[Demore Barnes]]<br>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0710969/ Lanette Ware]<br>'''Gabriel:'''<br>[[Richard Speight Jr.]]<br>'''Michael (Apocalypse World):'''<br>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1828818/ Christian Keyes]<br>[[Jensen Ackles]]
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|actor= [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0452948/ Kirsten Kilburn] ([[4.22 Lucifer Rising|4.22]]; Mouthpiece)<br>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0949292/ Bellamy Young] ([[5.01 Sympathy for the Devil|5.01]])<br>[[Adrianne Palicki]] ([[5.03 Free to Be You and Me|5.03]])<br>[[Mark Pellegrino]] ([[5.03 Free to Be You and Me|5.03]], [[5.10 Abandon All Hope...|5.10]], [[5.19 Hammer of the Gods|5.19]], [[5.22 Swan Song|5.22]], [[7.01 Meet the New Boss|7.01]], [[7.02 Hello, Cruel World|7.02]], [[7.15 Repo Man|7.15]], [[7.17 The Born-Again Identity|7.17]], [[11.09 O Brother, Where Art Thou?|11.09]], [[11.10 The Devil in the Details|11.10]], [[11.18 Hell's Angel|11.18]],[[12.12 Stuck in the Middle (With You)|12.12]], [[12.13 Family Feud|12.13]], [[12.15 Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell|12.15]], [[12.17 The British Invasion|12.17]], [[12.19 The Future|12.19]], [[12.21 There's Something About Mary|12.21]], [[12.22 Who We Are|12.22]], [[12.23 All Along the Watchtower|12.23]], [[:Category:Season 13|Season 13]])<br>[[Jared Padalecki]] ([[5.04 The End|5.04]] & [[5.22 Swan Song|5.22]])<br>[[Misha Collins]] ([[11.10 The Devil in the Details|11.10]], [[11.11 Into the Mystic|11.11]], [[11.14 The Vessel|11.14]], [[11.15 Beyond the Mat|11.15]], [[11.18 Hell's Angel|11.18]], [[11.21 All in the Family|11.21]] & [[11.22 We Happy Few|11.22]])<br>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm6641818/ Emma Johnson] ([[12.02 Mamma Mia|12.02]])<br>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0819782/ Rick Springfield] ([[12.02 Mamma Mia|12.02]], [[12.03 The Foundry|12.03]] & [[12.07 Rock Never Dies|12.07]])<br>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0703273/ Michael Querin] ([[12.08 LOTUS|12.08]])<br>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0158306/ David Chisum] ([[12.08 LOTUS|12.08]])
|dates= '''Raphael:''' Before humanity - 2012 (killed by [[Castiel]])<br>'''Gabriel:''' Before humanity - 2018 (killed by [[Michael (Apocalypse World)|Michael]])<br>'''Lucifer:''' Before humanity - 2018 (killed by [[Dean Winchester]])
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|dates= Pre-Creation-2018 (killed by [[Dean Winchester]])
|location= '''Michael:''' [[Lucifer's Cage]]<br>'''Michael (AW):''' Earth
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|occupation= Archangel
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|occupation= [[Archangel]]
|episodes= [[4.18 The Monster at the End of This Book]]<br>[[4.22 Lucifer Rising]]<br>[[5.01 Sympathy for the Devil]]<br>[[5.03 Free to Be You and Me]]<br>[[5.04 The End]]<br>[[5.08 Changing Channels]]<br>[[5.10 Abandon All Hope...]]<br>[[5.13 The Song Remains the Same]]<br>[[5.19 Hammer of the Gods]]<br>[[5.22 Swan Song]]<br>[[6.03 The Third Man]]<br>[[6.15 The French Mistake]]<br>[[6.20 The Man Who Would Be King]]<br>[[6.22 The Man Who Knew Too Much‎]]<br>[[7.01 Meet the New Boss]]<br>[[7.02 Hello, Cruel World]]<br>[[7.15 Repo Man]]<br>[[7.17 The Born-Again Identity]]<br>[[7.21 Reading Is Fundamental]]<br>[[9.18 Meta Fiction]]<br>[[11.09 O Brother Where Art Thou?]]<br>[[11.10 The Devil in the Details]]<br>[[11.11 Into the Mystic]]<br>[[11.14 The Vessel]]<br>[[11.18 Hell's Angel]]<br>[[11.21 All in the Family]]<br>[[11.22 We Happy Few]]<br>[[12.02 Mamma Mia]]<br>[[12.03 The Foundry]]<br>[[12.07 Rock Never Dies]]<br>[[12.08 LOTUS]]<br>[[12.12 Stuck in the Middle (With You)]]<br>[[12.13 Family Feud]]<br>[[12.15 Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell]]<br>[[12.17 The British Invasion]]<br>[[12.19 The Future]]<br>[[12.21 There's Something About Mary]]<br>[[12.22 Who We Are]]<br>[[12.23 All Along the Watchtower]]<br>[[13.01 Lost and Found]]<br>[[13.02 The Rising Son]]<br>[[13.07 War of the Worlds]]<br>[[13.12 Various & Sundry Villains]]<br>[[13.13 Devil's Bargain]]<br>[[13.18 Bring 'em Back Alive]]<br>[[13.19 Funeralia]]<br>[[13.20 Unfinished Business]]<br>[[13.21 Beat the Devil]]<br>[[13.22 Exodus]]<br>[[13.23 Let the Good Times Roll]]
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|episodes= See below
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|text= Archangels are fierce. They're absolute. They're Heaven's most terrifying weapon.
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|text= Dear old Dad... He finally apologized for abandoning me and whats the very next thing He does?! He ditches me... And you, too, by the way, and rides off into the sunset with auntie Amara.... He needed my help... and He'd say anything to get it... His words, your words, they mean nothing... Don't you get it? This is all meaningless! Heaven. Hell... This world... If it ever meant anything that moment is passed... Nothing down here but a bunch of hopeless distraction addicts... So filled with emptiness, so desperate to fill up the void... They don't mind being served another stale rerun of a rerun of a rerun... You know what my plan is? I don't have one! I'm just going to keep on smashing Daddy's already broken toys, and making you watch!
|author= [[Castiel]]
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|author= Lucifer
|source= [[4.18 The Monster at the End of This Book]]
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|source= [[12.07 Rock Never Dies]]
 
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==History==
 
==History==
Archangels are the stuff of primordial creation ([[Michael]], [[Lucifer]], [[Raphael]] and [[Gabriel]]) they are the first four powerful, angelic beings created by [[God]] before other [[angels]]. They possess immense power far surpassing that of [[demons]], lesser angels, and most other supernatural beings. [[Castiel]] describes them as "fierce and absolute."<ref name="four18">[[4.18 The Monster at the End of This Book]]</ref>
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[[God]] created the [[archangel]]s: [[Michael]], Lucifer, [[Raphael]], and [[Gabriel]]. Lucifer, the second of the archangels created, formed an especially strong bond with his older brother Michael.<ref>[[5.10 Abandon All Hope...]]</ref><ref name="five22">[[5.22 Swan Song]]</ref>
  
God and His archangels battled [[the Darkness]], where the Darkness was eventually defeated and trapped to maintain [[the Cosmic Balance]]. To serve as lock and key to the Darkness' cage, God created a [[Mark of Cain|Mark]]. It was given to Lucifer, His most trusted archangel. The Mark eventually began assert a will of its own, corrupting Lucifer, and becoming the first [[curse]]. The Mark enhanced Lucifer's anger and jealousy when God commanded the angels to bow before humanity.<ref name="ten23" />
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Together they battled and defeated [[the Darkness]], an evil older than God. After trapping the Darkness, rather than destroying her and causing a disruption in [[the Cosmic Balance]], God created a [[Mark of Cain|Mark]] to serve as the lock and key to her cage, and gave it to His most trusted archangel -- Lucifer. The Mark eventually began assert a will of its own and began to corrupt Lucifer. <ref>[[10.23 Brother's Keeper]]</ref>
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Lucifer began to argue with his brothers and with God because of his contempt for humanity which was further amplified by the Mark. The arguments became so heated and bitter that Gabriel chose to leave [[Heaven]] rather than watch the fighting ensue. According to Lucifer, God commanded His [[angels]] to venerate Man, but Lucifer refused and was cast out of Heaven. As an act of defiance, Lucifer twisted a human being's [[soul]] to create the first demon, [[Lilith]].
  
Lucifer began arguing with his brothers, primarily Michael, who loyally followed their Father's word as law. Lucifer led an unsuccessful rebellion in [[Heaven]], which caused him to be cast out and to [[Fallen Angels|fall from grace]]. He was subsequently imprisoned in [[Lucifer's Cage|a Cage]] by Michael. Gabriel was in turn disgusted with his brother's behavior. He refrained from choosing sides by retreating to Earth and masquerading as the [[Trickster]], [[Loki]].<ref name="five08">[[5.08 Changing Channels]]</ref> In God's absence, Michael took over the entire [[The Host of Heaven|Host of Heaven]] while Raphael continued his responsibilities as an archangel.
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After Lilith was created, he went on to create the [[Princes of Hell]]: [[Azazel]], [[Ramiel]], [[Asmodeus]], and [[Dagon]].
  
According to [[Metatron]], the archangels, in their despair decided to take over the universe themselves after God left Heaven. Metatron realized that he and the [[Tablets|Word of God]] were needed to do so, so he fled to Earth seeking refuge for the tablets and himself. The archangels were unable to locate Metatron due to his extreme isolation from Heaven, and their plans were delayed. Metatron was also cut off from Heaven making him unaware of the archangel's fates until contact with the Winchester brothers.<ref name="eight21">[[8.21 The Great Escapist]]</ref> In the demon tablet, Metatron is falsely identified as an archangel.<ref name="eight07">[[8.07 A Little Slice of Kevin]]</ref>
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Lucifer eventually passed the Mark on to [[Cain]]. Cain was ordered by Lucifer to create the [[Knights of Hell]] from some of the first fallen humans hand-picked by Lucifer.
  
At some point in the past, the archangels were believed to have killed all of the [[Knights of Hell]] with [[the First Blade]]. However, it is revealed that this task was actually undertaken by [[Cain]].<ref name="nine11">[[9.11 First Born]]</ref>
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Lucifer had custody of the [[Tablet|angel tablet]] and placed it in one of the special crypts that he had created to store his prized artifacts.
  
As the plan to release Lucifer and the [[Apocalypse]] starts to come to fruition, the archangels once more begin playing a role on Earth with Raphael taking on the role of a protector of the prophet [[Chuck Shurley]]<ref name="four18" /> and later smiting a group of [[demons]] at a gas station after the release of Lucifer.<ref name="five03">[[5.03 Free to Be You and Me]]</ref> Once Lucifer is free, Michael begins working through his proxy [[Zachariah]] to force Dean to consent to possession so he can have his destined battle with Lucifer.<ref name="five01">[[5.01 Sympathy for the Devil]]</ref><ref name="five04">[[5.04 The End]]</ref><ref name="five16">[[5.16 Dark Side of the Moon]]</ref><ref name="five18">[[5.18 Point of No Return]]</ref> Gabriel, as the Trickster, attempts to convince the Winchesters to "play their roles" as well.<ref name="five08" /> During the Apocalypse, Gabriel is killed by Lucifer while helping the Winchesters and [[Kali]] escape, but not before giving them a way to lock Lucifer away once more.<ref name="five19" /> During the final confrontation between Michael and Lucifer at [[Stull Cemetery]], Sam Winchester is able to overpower Lucifer's control of his body and throw himself, Lucifer, Michael and [[Adam Milligan]] into Lucifer's Cage, leaving Raphael as the only active archangel.<ref name="five22">[[5.22 Swan Song]]</ref>
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Lucifer was confined against his will in [[Lucifer's Cage|a Cage]] by God. The Cage could open only if [[The 66 Seals|sixty-six]] of the six hundred seals on the Cage broke. During his confinement demons multiplied, and some worshiped Lucifer as their creator. Some angels also continued to venerate him as their leader.
  
Following the imprisonment of Michael, Raphael takes command of Heaven with the intention to release Michael and Lucifer and once again begin the Apocalypse. This causes a divide in Heaven with Raphael and his loyalists against [[Castiel]] and angels loyal to him.<ref name="six03" /> In order to defeat Raphael, Castiel forms a deal with [[Crowley]] to gain access to all the souls of [[Purgatory]] to gain the power he needs.<ref name="six20" /> After betraying Crowley, Castiel takes all of the Purgatory souls for himself and uses their power to obliterate Raphael.<ref name="six22" />
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In 1972, Azazel possessed a priest at [[St. Mary's Convent]] and slaughtered eight nuns in the chapel. This sacrifice enabled him, via a nun killed on the chapel's altar, to speak to the imprisoned Lucifer whose Cage was beneath the convent. Lucifer told Azazel that Lilith was needed to break the seals that held him captive in the Cage, and that Azazel had to find a very [[Special Children|special child]].<ref name="four22">[[4.22 Lucifer Rising]]</ref>
  
With the release of the Darkness, Sam begins getting visions he believes are from God telling him to go to Lucifer's Cage.<ref name="eleven02" /><ref name="eleven04" /> Using the ''[[Book of the Damned]]'' with the help of [[Rowena]], Sam is able to summon Lucifer into a smaller warded cage in Limbo where Lucifer tells Sam that he can defeat the Darkness if he is released once more upon the world in a vessel.<ref name="eleven09" /> While holding Sam captive in the cage, Lucifer tells him that he is the only archangel left capable of giving any sort of help as Raphael and Gabriel are dead and Michael has been driven insane by life in the Cage and is of no use to anyone. Though Sam refuses, Lucifer is able to secretly escape by taking Castiel as a vessel<ref name="eleven10" /> and takes control of Hell and briefly Heaven.<ref name="eleven18" /> The Winchesters are eventually able to get Lucifer and God to reconcile, but God is unable to resurrect Raphael and Gabriel in a timely manner to help against the Darkness or call upon Michael for help in his state. With only one archangel to help them, witches, demons and angels are all called upon to substitute for the missing power to defeat the Darkness. Though the Darkness is defeated, she recovers and mortally wounds God, expelling Lucifer from Castiel in the process.<ref name="eleven22" />
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Lucifer was freed when the last seal was broken inadvertently by Sam when he killed Lilith.<ref name="five01">[[5.01 Sympathy for the Devil]]</ref> While on Earth, Lucifer, with the help of the [[Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse]], caused chaos and natural disasters. He intended to destroy humanity and kill Michael. Essential to Lucifer's plan was the possession of his destined [[vessel]] -- [[Sam Winchester]]
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[[Sam]] and [[Dean]] tried to find a way of defeating Lucifer without giving in to the plans of [[Heaven]]. They attempted to kill Lucifer with the [[Colt]] but failed.<ref name="five10">[[5.10 Abandon All Hope...]]</ref> Eventually Sam came up with a plan in which he would allow Lucifer to possess him and then force him into the Cage. The initial attempt failed, but when Lucifer confronted Michael at Stull Cemetery, Sam managed to gain enough control to fling himself and Lucifer into the Cage, pulling Michael and Adam in as well.
  
After God departs the Earth, Lucifer believes he has once more been abandoned by his Father and that God was just using him, causing Lucifer to decide to "break God's toys."<ref name="twelve07" /> Lucifer, possessing the President of the United States, conceives a [[Nephilim]] child with a presidential aide, [[Kelly Kline]]. The act of conception draws an immense amount of cosmic energy, which alerts Heaven and all angels. After [[Sam Winchester]] is able to eject Lucifer from [[President Jefferson Rooney]],<ref name="twelve08" /> due to Crowley's machinations, he is sent to his former vessel, [[Nick]], whose body had been repaired, upgraded and warded to act as a permanent prison for Lucifer, allowing Crowley to gain a measure of revenge.<ref name="twelve13" /> Lucifer eventually breaks free of Crowley's control,<ref name="twelve21" /> and upon seeking out his soon-to-be-born son, Lucifer is locked away in a [[Apocalypse World|post-apocalyptic alternate universe]] by the Winchesters, Castiel, and Crowley, costing the lives of Castiel and Crowley and trapping [[Mary Winchester]] with Lucifer.<ref name="twelve23" />
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After Lucifer's defeat, a group of traditionalist angels, led by [[Raphael]], hoped to release both Lucifer and [[Michael]] to complete the [[Apocalypse]] as prophesied.<ref name="six03">[[6.03 The Third Man]]</ref> When Sam was released from the Cage, his soul remained behind until [[Death]] retrieved it.
  
Trapped in Apocalypse World, Lucifer is captured by the [[Michael (Apocalypse World)|Michael]] of that world. Having killed his Lucifer when the Apocalypse happened,<ref name="thirteen02" /> Michael rules Apocalypse World and leads the angels in a genocidal war against the human race.<ref name="thirteen14" /> Learning about the main universe from Lucifer's mind, Michael becomes determined to lead an invasion. An attempt to open a [[portal]] between the worlds leads to Lucifer's escape from Apocalypse World, but with his [[grace]] partially extracted by Michael. Lucifer warns a resurrected Castiel of the threat which Michael represents, while the last [[Prince of Hell]] [[Asmodeus]] finds out as well and captures the two.<ref name="thirteen07" /> Lucifer eventually escapes by working with Castiel<ref name="thirteen12" /> who warns the Winchesters about the threat from the alternate Michael. With the help of [[Anael]], Lucifer leverages his way into ruling Heaven by claiming that he can make new angels and restore the angels' wings.<ref name="thirteen13" /> However, this turns out to be a lie and Lucifer subsequently abandons his rule to search for his son.<ref name="thirteen18" /><ref name="thirteen19" />
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After the release of [[the Darkness]], Sam experienced visions that he thought were from God, directing him to speak to Lucifer to find a way to overcome the Darkness. With Crowley's help, the three captured Rowena and she used the ''[[Book of the Damned]]'' to find a way to communicate with Lucifer without opening the Cage.
  
Having ended up in Apocalypse World following an attempt to rescue [[Mary Winchester]],<ref name="thirteen09" /> Lucifer's son [[Jack Kline]] is captured by Michael, who tries to use Jack's power to open a portal between the worlds to lead an invasion force through. Jack and Mary eventually manage to escape Michael's custody and after seeing the state of the human race on Apocalypse World, Jack decides that he needs to kill Michael to save Apocalypse World.<ref name="thirteen14" /> Jack and Mary subsequently form a human resistance against Michael.<ref name="thirteen18" />
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Lucifer was eventually revealed to be behind the visions Sam received and was working with Rowena to escape. Though Lucifer insisted he could defeat the Darkness, Sam refused to say yes, knowing if Lucifer won he would once more attempt to bring on the Apocalypse. Lucifer was apparently banished back to the Cage, but in reality gained the permission of [[Castiel]] to possess him.<ref name="eleven10">[[11.10 The Devil in the Details]]</ref>
  
In the main universe, Asmodeus prepares for the upcoming invasion by getting the [[archangel blade]] -- the one weapon that, in the hands of an archangel, could kill another archangel such as Michael and Lucifer. Asmodeus reveals to [[Ketch]] that Gabriel is still alive and Asmodeus' prisoner.<ref name="thirteen13" /> Ketch subsequently discovers that Asmodeus has been regularly injecting himself with Gabriel's grace to power up. Following a beating by Asmodeus, Ketch rescuesd Gabriel and steals the archangel blade as well as Asmodeus' store of Gabriel's extracted grace. In exchange for sanctuary, Ketch delivers Gabriel, the archangel blade, and the grace to the Winchesters at [[the Bunker]].<ref name="thirteen17" />
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Possessing Castiel, Lucifer regained control of Hell and made [[Crowley]] his "dog". Posing as Castiel, he aided Sam and Dean in their efforts to retrieve the [[Hand of God]] from the ''[[USS Bluefin]]'' before revealing himself to them. After Lucifer learned that the Hand of God's power was expended, Sam managed to [[angel banishing sigil|banish him]] and the Winchesters became determined to free Castiel from Lucifer's control.<ref name="eleven14">[[11.14 The Vessel]]</ref>
  
While trying to treat the injured and traumatized Gabriel, Sam and Castiel discover that Gabriel had faked his death when Lucifer "killed him" during the Apocalypse so that he could abscond from his duties and return to a life of personal enjoyment before he was captured and imprisoned by Asmodeus. Asmodeus eventually tracks Gabriel to the Bunker and attacks, but Gabriel snaps out of his traumatized state and fights back, killing Asmodeus. Rather than help with Michael's impending invasion, Gabriel once more chooses to abscond from his duties and leaves.<ref name="thirteen18" /> Castiel later visits Heaven for help with finding Gabriel and discovers that with less than a dozen angels left alive, Heaven is on the verge of crumbling, with Gabriel being the last hope to save it.<ref name="thirteen19" />
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With Metatron's help they freed Lucifer,<ref name="eleven21">[[11.21 All in the Family]]</ref> and eventually Chuck and Lucifer reconciled once Chuck apologized. With Lucifer fully on their side, he, the Winchesters, and God worked on a plan to defeat Amara by imprisoning her with the Mark to maintain the Cosmic Balance. With Lucifer being the only available archangel, the group brought in the witches, demonsd and angels to weaken Amara so that God could lock her away again. With the help of Castiel, Lucifer was able to convince the angels to aid in the attack and once Amara was weakened, struck her down with a blow from his spear. However, Amara recovered before God could lock her away again and attacked God. Lucifer rushed to his father's aid, but Amara flung him against a wall and yanked Lucifer from Castiel's body.<ref name="eleven22">[[11.22 We Happy Few]]</ref> When Dean checked on Lucifer after the fight, Castiel told him that Lucifer was gone from his body and he didn't know where Lucifer went.<ref name="eleven23">[[11.23 Alpha and Omega]]</ref>
  
After the Winchesters help him to get revenge on [[Loki]] and his family, Gabriel agrees to help them fight Michael.<ref name="Unfinished">[[13.20 Unfinished Business]]</ref> In an effort to power the [[portal]] for as long as they will need, Gabriel and [[Rowena]] capture Lucifer to use him as a continuous power source for the spell while Gabriel joins the Winchesters in traveling to the Apocalypse World. Upon learning from Rowena that his son is in Apocalypse World, Lucifer breaks free of his bonds and travels through the portal where he finds and resurrects a recently-deceased Sam, making a deal with Sam to help him in exchange for Sam's help in bonding with his son.<ref name="Beat">[[13.21 Beat the Devil]]</ref> Lucifer and Gabriel assist in evacuating many of the residents of Apocalypse World through the portal, but are confronted by Michael. In the fight that follows, Michael kills Gabriel and Lucifer is stranded by Sam in Apocalypse World. Lucifer subsequently makes a deal with Michael to work together to reopen the portal and conquer the Winchesters world.<ref name="Exodus">[[13.22 Exodus]]</ref>
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Lucifer survived his expulsion by Amara but was left weakened for a time and began searching for a new vessel. After burning out several people, Lucifer possessed aging rock star [[Vince Vincente]]. After a failed attempt by [[Crowley]] and [[Rowena]] to return him to his Cage, Lucifer kidnapped Rowena and attempted to force her to make Vince his permanent vessel. Instead, Rowena accelerated the decaying process and banished Lucifer to the bottom of the ocean.<ref name="tweleve01">[[12.01 Keep Calm and Carry On]]</ref><ref name="tweleve01">[[12.02 Mamma Mia]]</ref><ref name="tweleve03">[[12.03 The Foundry]]</ref> Lucifer eventually returned after a couple of amateur Satanists tried to summon him and used [[Lucifer's Feather|an old feather]] to repair Vince temporarily. Believing God used and abandoned him, Lucifer attempted to use Vince to murder innocent people but was stopped by the Winchesters, Crowley, and Castiel. After Vince burned out, Lucifer moved on with no plan but to have fun and destroy everything in his path.<ref name="tweleve07">[[12.07 Rock Never Dies]]</ref> After possessing a couple more people and causing more mayhem, Lucifer eventually possessed [[President Jefferson Rooney]] and conceived a [[Nephilim]] with Rooney's mistress [[Kelly Kline]]. Lucifer was ultimately lured into a trap by the Winchesters, Castiel, Crowley, and Rowena, and cast from Rooney by Sam with a [[hyperbolic pulse generator]], forcing him to vacate the president.<ref name="tweleve08">[[12.08 LOTUS]]</ref>
  
Shortly afterwards, Lucifer and Michael arrive in the Winchesters universe and Lucifer succeeds in tempting Jack to leave with him while Michael attacks the bunker. However, Jack returns in time to defeat Michael and turns on Lucifer when Lucifer's own actions are revealed. Lucifer steals the grace of his son, leaving Jack powerless and Lucifer super-charged. With Lucifer poised to destroy everything in creation and remake it as he wishes, Dean makes a deal with Michael where he will become Michael's [[vessel]] in exchange for Michael powering his fight with Lucifer while allowing Dean to remain in control. Powered by Michael, Dean fights Lucifer and ultimately kills him with an [[archangel blade]]. However, Michael betrays his deal with Dean, seizes control of his body and departs, loose upon the world and in his true vessel.<ref name="Good" />
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After absorbing the [[grace]] of his son [[Jack Kline]], Lucifer became more powerful than ever and planned to destroy everything and remake the universe in his image. In a final effort to defeat Lucifer, Dean became the [[vessel]] of the [[Apocalypse World]] [[Michael (Apocalypse World)|Michael]]. With Michael powering him, Dean was finally able to kill Lucifer with an [[archangel blade]], but with the consequence of unleashing Michael upon the world in Dean's body.<ref name="thirteen23">[[13.23 Let the Good Times Roll]]</ref>
  
 
==Characteristics==
 
==Characteristics==
[[File:Archangel vs. Lilith.jpg|thumb|left|350px|[[Raphael]] descending from Heaven to protect the [[prophet]], [[Chuck Shurley]].]]
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===Personality===
According to [[Castiel]], archangels are known in [[Heaven]] as absolute, precise and wrathful creatures.<ref name="four18">[[4.18 The Monster at the End of This Book]]</ref> Like all angels, their true forms are very intense, and have proven not only harmful but possibly fatal to humans. Their presence outside a vessel is often visualized as a blinding white light, and their arrival can cause minor tremors, as shown by [[Lucifer]] when the [[St. Mary's Convent]] shook as he escaped the Cage, and by [[Raphael]] while intervening to protect [[Chuck]]. They may also emit a piercing sound, which has proven to be excruciating to humans.<ref name="four22">[[4.22 Lucifer Rising]]</ref><ref name="five01" /><ref name="five18" /> During a subsequent appearance, Raphael causes the entire Eastern Sea Board to experience a blackout.<ref name="five03" /> Shortly before his defeat, Lucifer's presence causes the temperature to drop drastically in [[Detroit]].<ref name="five22" />
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Lucifer was once the most beautiful [[angel]] in all of existence. God loved him best of all his brothers, even more than Michael.<ref name="5.19">[[5.19 Hammer of the Gods]]</ref> Lucifer was proud. When humanity was created, he was unwilling to accept its place in God's favor (Gabriel described it as the favorite son resenting the new baby). And when God commanded all of Heaven to love His new children more than Himself, Lucifer refused. Lucifer pleaded: "Father, I can't. These humans are flawed. Murderous!" After persistent disobedience, Lucifer was cast out of [[Heaven]].
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This enraged Lucifer, and he struck back by taking a human woman, [[Lilith]], and stripping her of her humanity, creating the first demon. This unforgivable affront led to his imprisonment in the Cage after a losing confrontation with his brother Michael. He remained there in isolation for millennia. His goal was to be free from his Cage, and to eradicate humanity, allowing him to restore Earth to its original untainted glory. It is suggested that he would also destroy demons, his own creations, because he considers them less worthy even than humans.
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Lucifer claims that he never lies, because he does not have to. He promises his [[vessel]]s [[Nick]] and [[Sam]] that he will be honest with them. He also says that he sympathizes with them, both of whom are victims like himself. He goes to some lengths to get Sam's acceptance, sparing [[Dean]]'s life once, and allowing Sam revenge against some of the [[demon]]s that controlled his life.
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Lucifer shows concern for his fellow [[angel]]s, though it is the [[archangel]]s he loves most. He captures [[Castiel]], and admires the lesser angel's loyalty in refusing to reveal the presence of his friends. He invites [[Castiel]] to join him, and when Castiel refuses, Lucifer respects his decision. Lucifer is remorseful when forced to kill [[Gabriel]], and disappointed when [[Michael]] berates him. When preparing to fight his older sibling in their pre-destined battle, Lucifer pleads with Michael to "walk off the chessboard," but Michael is determined to fulfill his destiny and serve [[God]]. Even so, when Castiel molotovs Michael with [[holy oil]], Lucifer is outraged by the attack on his brother and obliterates Castiel.
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Gabriel criticizes Lucifer, describing his actions as "one big temper tantrum." [[Death]] and [[Crowley]] make similar observations, dismissing Lucifer as "Crowley: ...a petulant child with daddy issues." and "Death: ...a bratty child having a tantrum." Nonetheless, Lucifer sees himself as a tragic figure who was punished for being right, dismissing humanity as a defective and savage race even as [[Gabriel]] argues that he prefers humanity because they at least try to do better. He refuses to accept any blame for his actions, which as [[Michael]] observes, is nothing new, and suggests that [[God]] intentionally made Lucifer a devil.
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Lucifer can be highly cruel and barbarous to those who get in his way. Despite claiming to be the victim, Lucifer has absolutely no qualms about killing anyone or anything that gets in his way. Evidence of this is in [[5.10 Abandon All Hope...]] where he has an entire town killed, and orders his demon soldiers to kill themselves to raise [[Death]], as well as in [[5.19 Hammer of the Gods]] when he went on a rampage and brutally slaughtered all the pagan gods (except [[Kali]], who was rescued).
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After his rescue and meeting God again, Lucifer's personality is more of a petulant child, locking himself in a room at one point after he doesn't get his way. After reconciling with God however, Lucifer is more friendly towards the Winchesters and his father, even attacking Amara in an attempt to save God when he was under attack. <ref name="eleven22">[[11.22 We Happy Few]]</ref>
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===Vessels===
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Throughout the series, Lucifer has taken on a number of different [[vessel]]s. With Nick and Sam Winchester, Lucifer was up front about who he was and his plans in gaining their consent. After God and Amara take their leave of Earth, however, Lucifer in his anger begins using whatever means he can to get people to become vessels.
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* [[Nick]] - Lucifer's first and current vessel. Being a plan B vessel, Nick's body was not strong enough to sustain Lucifer, gradually burning out and decaying over the course of season five, held together only through Lucifer's copious consumption of [[demon blood]]. Whether Nick died after Lucifer's possession is not known. In season twelve it was revealed Nick's body was located by [[Crowley]], repaired, upgraded and warded to make a permanent vessel and prison for Lucifer. With the help of a [[demon]], [[Drexel]], Lucifer was able regain full control of the vessel from Crowley. Nick remained Lucifer's vessel until Lucifer was killed by [[Dean Winchester]].
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* [[Sam Winchester]] - Lucifer's true vessel, which was to be used to battle [[Michael]] in the [[Apocalypse]]. Sam, however, was steadfast in denying Lucifer consent to possess his body until he concocted a plan to wrestle control from Lucifer and jump into the Cage. Sam was unable to initially regain control from Lucifer after possession but in [[Stull Cemetery]], while witnessing Lucifer beating Dean to a bloody pulp, Sam mustered the strength to wrestle control and jump into the Cage, inadvertently dragging Michael and [[Adam Milligan]] with him.
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* [[Castiel]] - When [[the Darkness]] was released and Sam began having violent visions of his time in [[Hell]], he came to the conclusion that God was sending him signs that they needed to see Lucifer to understand how to stop [[Amara]]. In reality, the visions came from Lucifer himself, who was able to reach through the cracks that the Darkness' release caused in the Cage and make contact with Sam and [[Rowena]]. When Lucifer's attempts to coax Sam into agreeing to be his vessel failed, Lucifer began beating on Dean and Castiel in an attempt to force Sam to agree. When he was about to kill Castiel, Castiel consented to being his vessel, believing he was the only one that could stop Amara. While Jimmy Novak's body was a stronger vessel than Nick, Lucifer's possession still brought a toll on it, and it would have eventually burned out. During the final confrontation with the Darkness Lucifer was forcefully ripped out of the vessel by Amara.
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* Unnamed vessels - After Amara ripped Lucifer from Castiel's vessel, a weakened Lucifer attempted to find a new host. He first took possession of a random man before burning through an entire family (father, mother, teenage daughter, and teenage son).
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* [[Vince Vincente]] - After skipping through a series of random and unsuitable hosts, Lucifer found a suitable vessel in Vince Vincente, an aging rocker. Promising he would be with his deceased partner and be able to save his sister, Vince agreed to become Lucifer's vessel. As Vince Vincente, Lucifer began to enjoy life as a rock star, believing it the closest thing to being God on Earth due to the adulation. However, as strong as Vince's body was, it soon began to deteriorate. When Lucifer recruited Rowena to repair Vince's body, she betrayed him, acting instead to accelerate the body's decomposition and banish him to the bottom of the ocean. Lucifer was, however, able to restore his vessel after coming across one of his fossilized feathers as a short-term fix. When his confrontation with the Winchesters, Crowley, and Castiel necessitated his exit, Vince's body immediately rotted away after Lucifer vacated it.
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* Wallace Parker - A CEO and billionaire philanthropist, Wallace Parker was Lucifer's first vessel after Vince Vincente, Lucifer having clearly decided to use powerful figures rather than average people as vessels. Parker, like other vessels, proved unsuitable and quickly burned out.
  
It has been stated that Michael and Raphael are tethered to prophets, and Gabriel served as God's greatest messenger.<ref>[[S5Com]]</ref> As mentioned previously, Raphael seemed to be the one who monitored and protected Chuck Shurley.<ref name="four18" /><ref name="four22" /> Before his fall, Lucifer was God's most beloved angel;<ref name="five19">[[5.19 Hammer of the Gods]]</ref> he was considered beautiful, and was well respected in Heaven.<ref name="four16>[[4.16 On the Head of a Pin]]</ref>
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* Archbishop of St. Louis - After Wallace Parker burned out as a vessel, Lucifer jumped to one of Wallace's close friends, the archbishop of St. Louis. However, soon after taking possession a priest realized the archbishop was possessed when he witnessed crosses being inverted in the archbishop's presence. Believing this to indicate a demonic possession, the priest and the rest of the staff attempted an [[exorcism]], which only led to Lucifer brutally slaughtering everyone before leaving the archbishop's decaying body.
  
Archangels view themselves as the highest authority over all of creation since [[God]]'s departure from Heaven. As leaders in Heaven, Michael and Raphael commanded the Host of Heaven, issuing orders to the "Senior Management" who were responsible for deploying angels to Earth. They did not share all their plans, especially their intention to allow Lucifer to be freed, to avoid rebellion in the lower ranks.<ref name="four22" /> Most of them show little respect while interacting with humans, although Gabriel eventually confesses his appreciation of humanity.
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* [[President Jefferson Rooney]] - Lucifer was able to appeal to President Rooney's devoutly religious views by promising to bring a true era of spirituality to America if he became his vessel. Lucifer continued Rooney's sexual relationship with the president's mistress, [[Kelly Kline]], and was given the idea to sire a child during one of these dalliances. Lucifer was soon found out due to Crowley's connections to the White House/Washington D.C., and in a confrontation in a motel room, Sam was able to force him out of President Rooney's body with the help of a [[hyperbolic pulse generator]] from the [[British Men of Letters]]. Unbeknownst to everyone in the room, however, Crowley was able to pervert Rowena's spell that would have sent Lucifer back to the Cage, causing it to send him to his [[Crowley's Lair|lair]] where Crowley had prepared Lucifer's original vessel, Nick, to contain him.
  
The relationships between archangels and their vessels can be complex. Holding an archangel is damaging to a human; Raphael's vessel, [[Donnie Finnerman]], was left catatonic after his possession. Lucifer's continued presence in [[Nick]], an alternate vessel, causes the human's body to break down, as evidenced by burn-like marks on his skin. Lucifer's vessels can be strengthened with demon blood to better survive the ordeal. Despite his contempt for humanity as a whole, Lucifer showed some sympathy toward Nick, and toward Sam, his true vessel. Michael, though condescendingly, was willing to explain his position to Dean while occupying his father, and promised not to leave Dean a "drooling mess" after his service. Lucifer also displayed the ability to use [[Castiel]], a lesser angel as his vessel without causing visible damage to the body. However, Castiel is noted by Sam to have a particularly strong vessel<ref name="eleven18">[[11.18 Hell's Angel]]</ref> and Castiel later states that being Lucifer's vessel is in fact slowly burning both it and him out.<ref name="eleven22">[[11.22 We Happy Few]]</ref>
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===Nicknames===
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* In ''[[Supernatural]]'', he has been referred to as: the Adversary, the Serpent, Satan, the Devil and the Morning Star. According to Lucifer, the name "the Devil" was a man-given title; humans gave him this title/name for his bad reputation. Lucifer tells [[Nick]] that the title doesn't fit and that he was cast down for loving [[God]] too much. The name of his first vessel, Nick, is also a common term for Lucifer.
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* In fandom, Lucifer is sometimes referred to as "Lucy" or "Luci." In the episode [[5.19 Hammer of the Gods]], [[Gabriel]] greets Lucifer as "Lucy" although this was a play on his name referring to the show [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Love_Lucy ''I Love Lucy'']. [[Balthazar]] also refers to him as "Lucy" in a conversation with [[Sam]] during [[6.11 Appointment in Samarra]]. Sam's hallucination of Lucifer refers to himself as "Luci" in [[7.15 Repo Man]]. In religion he is known as "The Morning Star" after he fell and was sent directly to perdition. The demon [[Casey]] mentioned that Lucifer means "light bringer" in [[3.04 Sin City]].
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* Asmodeus called him "Lou" in [[13.07 War of the Worlds]].
  
 
===Powers and abilities===
 
===Powers and abilities===
Archangels possess the powers and abilities that are inherent in other angels, which are detailed in "[[Angel Lore]]," but have additional strengths commensurate with their rank. Their telekinesis, for example, appears to have a wider range than that of the average angel. [[Gabriel]] snaps his fingers and flames appear on two candles.<ref name="five19">[[5.19 Hammer Of The Gods]]</ref> [[Raphael]] can manipulate electricity.<ref name="five03">[[5.03 Free to Be You and Me]]</ref> Lucifer can alter temperature.<ref name="five22" />
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* Molecular combustion - Can atomize living beings at a subatomic level with the snap of his fingers. Using this power, he can kill [[angels]], [[demons]], and humans.
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* [[Dreamwalking]] - Can enter any human's dreams.
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* Healing/Resurrection - Can easily heal wounds and revive the deceased.
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* Immune to [[the Colt]] (can harm, but not kill).<ref name="five10" />
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* Immune to standard [[angel blade]]s,
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* Mental projection - Can mentally project himself and send visions.
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* Super strength
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* Telekinesis
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* Telelpathy - Can communicate through thought from vast distances.
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* Teleportation - Lucifer can teleport himself and others anywhere.<ref name="five22" />
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* Time travel - Like all angels, Lucifer can bend time.
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* Exorcism - Lucifer is able to exorcise lower demons back to Hell with great ease.<ref name="thirteen18">[[13.18 Bring 'em Back Alive]]</ref>
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* Resurrection - Lucifer can resurrect the dead.
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* [[Smiting]] - Like all angels, Lucifer can smite lower beings. While super-charged, he believed himself strong enough to smite [[Dean Winchester]] and [[Apocalypse World]] [[Michael (Apocalypse World)|Michael]] while Michael was using Dean as a [[vessel]].<ref name="thirteen23" />
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===Weaknesses===
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* [[Angel banishing sigil]]<ref name="eleven14">[[11.14 The Vessel]]</ref>
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* [[Angel suppressing sigil]]
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* [[Angel trap]]
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* [[Archangel blade]]
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* [[Enochian]] [[warding sigils]]
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* [[Hand of God]]
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* [[Holy oil]]
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* [[Hyperbolic pulse generator]]
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* [[Lance of Michael]]
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==Episodes==
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[[File:Lucifer-Nun.jpg|350px|right|thumb|Lucifer speaking through the body of a [[The Nun|dead nun]].]]
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===[[3.04 Sin City]]===
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Lucifer is first mentioned by the [[demon]] [[Casey]]. Casey claims that [[demons]] have a belief system just like humans, but while humans believe in [[God]] as a higher power, demons view Lucifer in the same regard. Casey tells [[Dean Winchester]] that Lucifer was once an [[angel]], and that his name means "light-bringer." Casey also states that no demon has ever actually seen Lucifer.
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===[[Season 4]]===
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:''"You must find me a child... a very special child...."''
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Although for different reasons, both members of the [[Host of Heaven]] and [[demon]]s are trying to break [[the 66 Seals]] so that Lucifer can be released. [[Castiel]] informs [[Dean]] that once he is freed, Lucifer will spread chaos, and [[Hell]] will follow him. [[Uriel]] describes Lucifer as a very powerful [[archangel]] who hated humanity and defended the [[angel]]s by not bowing to it. Uriel wants Lucifer to rise to power again, and tries to recruit other angels to his cause, killing those who refuse. [[Anna Milton]] kills Uriel before he can kill Castiel. [[Zachariah]] tells Dean that he has a role in stopping the [[Apocalypse]], but eventually reveals that their true plan was to allow Lucifer to be released so that the archangel [[Michael]] could kill Lucifer after the Apocalypse had begun.
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[[File:LuciferEntersNick.jpg|350px|left|thumb|Lucifer enters [[Nick]], and manifests on Earth.]]
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[[Demon]]s want to free Lucifer so that he will lead them, and take over the Earth. [[Ruby]] tells [[Sam Winchester]] that, in an act of defiance, Lucifer created the first demon by corrupting a human [[soul]]: [[Lilith]]. The demons' plan is set in motion in 1972, when [[Azazel]] manages to speak to Lucifer through the door of [[Lucifer's Cage|the Cage]], which opens at [[St. Mary's Convent]], in Ilchester, Maryland.<ref name="four22" /> According to Ruby, Lilith is the only one who can break the final seal and free Lucifer.
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The truth is, Lilith herself is the seal, and her death breaks it. This is only revealed after Ruby manipulates Sam into killing Lilith, finally freeing Lucifer.<ref name="four22" />
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===[[5.01 Sympathy for the Devil]]===
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:''"You people misunderstand me. You call me 'Satan' and 'devil,' but... Do you know my crime? I loved God too much. And for that, he betrayed me—punished me. Just as he's punished you. After all, how could God stand idly by while that man broke into your home and butchered your family in their beds? There are only two rational answers, Nick—either he's sadistic, or he simply doesn't care. You're angry. You have every right to be angry. I am angry, too. That's why I want to find him—hold him accountable for his actions. Just because he created us doesn't mean he can toy with us, like playthings."''
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[[Image:Sam & Lucifer.jpg|350px|right|thumb|Lucifer meets [[Sam Winchester]].]]
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Lucifer is released from his [[Lucifer's Cage|Cage]] and immediately seeks out a suitable [[vessel]] to inhabit. He finds a widower named [[Nick]], whose wife and child were butchered by a man that broke into their home. Lucifer causes Nick to hallucinate. Nick, lying in bed, finds himself covered in blood. He jumps up and turns on the light; the blood is gone, but his dead wife appears by the bed. Later, while boxing up his child's things, he hears crying over the baby monitor, and sees blood dripping from his child's crib. In a dream, Lucifer comes to Nick in the form of his wife, and asks his consent to act as a [[vessel]]. He promises to avenge the deaths of Nick's family if Nick will give in to him. Nick agrees. White light engulfs the room as he enters Nick's body.
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===[[5.03 Free to Be You and Me]]===
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:''"Sam. My heart breaks for you. The weight on your shoulders. What you've done. What you still have to do. It is more that anyone could bear. If there was some other way... but there isn't."''
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At the beginning of the episode, a sleeping [[Sam]] rolls over and sees his long-deceased girlfriend [[Jessica]] lying beside him. He embraces the illusion, and they discuss her death and Sam's fate. She says she is trying to protect him from himself. At the end of the episode, in a dream, they speak again. She tells him he cannot change and he insists that he can, that there is reason to hope. Her voice and form change. Sam turns around, and sitting beside him is Lucifer. Lucifer cannot come to Sam's location directly because of the runes that [[Castiel]] carved onto Sam's ribs, and Sam will not tell him where he is. Lucifer explains that Sam was present during his rising not only to kill [[Lilith]], but to serve as his [[vessel]]. Nick is only acting as an improvised vessel for the time being; he is not strong enough, and can barely contain him. It is Sam that Lucifer needs. Sam threatens to kill himself, but Lucifer assures him that he would be resurrected. Lucifer shows Sam sympathy, but assures Sam that in the end, he will consent. He then vanishes.
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[[File:Lucifer-Rose.jpg|350px|left|thumb|Lucifer in his true [[vessel]] in the year 2014.]]
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===[[5.04 The End]]===
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:''"You know why God cast me down? Because I loved him. More than anything. And then God created... You. The little... hairless apes. And then he asked all of us to bow down before you—to love you, more than him. And I said, 'Father, I can't.' I said, 'These human beings are flawed, murderous.' And for that, God had Michael cast me into Hell. Now, tell me, does the punishment fit the crime? Especially, when I was right? Look at what six billion of you have done to this thing, and how many of you blame me for it."''
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Through a street preacher, [[Zachariah]] finds [[Dean]] and sends him five years into the future so that Dean can see the repercussions which will follow if he refuses to be [[Michael]]'s [[vessel]]. In the year of 2014, Dean travels with the older version of himself, [[Future!Dean]], and a battalion of other hunters, including [[Future!Castiel]], to Detroit to confront the Devil. In this future, [[Sam]] consented to serve as a vessel, and the world is ending. Future!Dean tries to use the Colt on Lucifer, but he snaps Future!Dean's neck with his heel. Lucifer, wearing Sam, tells the Dean of the past that he does not want to destroy the world, but to rid it of an imperfection. He insists that he was unfairly cast out. Dean, however, dismisses Lucifer's claims, informing Lucifer that, for all his fine words, he is nothing more than a bigger version of the thing that Dean has been squashing all his life. Dean vows to return to the past and stop this, but Lucifer tells [[Dean]] that [[Sam]] will always consent to him in Detroit; no matter what they do, Sam will become his vessel. [[Zachariah]] then retrieves Dean and he returns to his current year.
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===[[5.10 Abandon All Hope...]]===
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:''"I was a son. A brother, like you, a younger brother, and I had an older brother who I loved. Idolized, in fact. And one day I went to him and I begged him to stand with me, and Michael—Michael turned on me. Called me a freak. A monster. And then he beat me down. All because I was different. Because I had a mind of my own."''
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[[File:DeanShootsLucifer.jpg|350px|right|thumb|[[Dean]] attempts to kill Lucifer with [[the Colt]].]]
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Lucifer is in Carthage, Missouri, on a mission to summon [[Death]], one of the [[Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse]]. He manages to trap [[Castiel]] inside a ring of [[holy oil]] and his [[demon]]s trap [[Sam]], [[Dean]], [[Jo]], and [[Ellen]]. Lucifer speaks to Castiel, asking him whether he came with the Winchesters. Castiel lies that he came alone, but Lucifer is not fooled, though he admires the other [[angel]]'s loyalty. Castiel asks about his [[vessel]], which is breaking down slowly. Lucifer invites Castiel to join him, reasoning that as two of [[Heaven]]'s castoffs they are on the same side, and Heaven will hunt Castiel if they manage to defeat Lucifer. Castiel refuses. [[Meg]] approaches her father, asking what to do with the Winchesters, and Lucifer tells her to leave them be, and gives her a reassuring touch.
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Lucifer begins conducting the ritual to free [[Death]]. The Winchesters locate him, and while [[Sam]] distracts him, [[Dean]] shoots him in the head with [[the Colt]]. He crumples to the ground, but after a few moments reawakens, and slowly gets to his feet. He flings Dean against a tree and continues work on the ritual. When Sam asks him about the missing townspeople, Lucifer reveals that the women and children are in the mass grave he has been filling in, and that all the men are possessed. He tries to convince an aghast Sam that it was necessary and insists that Sam should understand what he is doing, as someone who has always been out of place in his own family.
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Lucifer completes the ritual by commanding the [[demon]]s around him to sacrifice themselves. [[Castiel]], who has managed to escape, takes Sam and Dean away. Lucifer sees, but does not interfere. He turns and greets [[Death]].
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[[File:LuciferKillsGods.jpg|left||350px|thumb|Lucifer attacks the pagan [[gods]].]]
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===[[5.19 Hammer of the Gods]]===
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:''"You know, I never understood you pagans, always fighting, always happy to sell out your own kind. No wonder you forfeited this planet to us. You are worse than humans. You're worse than demons. And yet you claim to be gods... And they call me prideful."''
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Lucifer arrives at the hotel where the pagan gods are gathered after getting a call from [[Mercury]]. His [[vessel]] is further degraded. He accuses Mercury of being a traitor and slaughters the other gods. He is about to kill [[Kali]] when [[Gabriel]] who has been posing as Loki for millennia and formed an attachment to Kali and the Winchesters in that guise, intervenes. He tells Lucifer that he has no legitimate grievance, he is only jealous that humanity replaced him in [[God]]'s affections. Gabriel says he is not on Lucifer's side or [[Michael]]'s but that he has come to agree with God, that humanity is better than them, noting that many of them try to overcome their flaws where the [[angel]]s are content to repeat their mistakes. Gabriel then tries to stab Lucifer from behind, using an illusion to keep him distracted, but Lucifer sees through the charade and impales his brother with the [[angel blade]]. Lucifer stands over his brother's body, crying.
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After their escape, [[Sam]] and [[Dean]] play a porn DVD [[Gabriel]] gave Dean. In it Gabriel tells them they may be able to re-imprison Lucifer, and that the keys capable of opening and then re-imprisoning him in [[Lucifer's Cage]] are the rings of [[Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse]]. He says that Lucifer does not know about them.
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===[[5.22 Swan Song]]===
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:''"We're going to kill each other. And for what? One of Dad's tests. And we don't even know the answer. We're brothers. Let's just walk off the chessboard."''
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[[File:Lucifersbrand.jpg|350px|right|thumb|Lucifer doodling a [[Devil's Trident]] in the frosted window.]]
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[[Sam]] and [[Dean]] track Lucifer to Detroit, Michigan, with the intention of tricking the Devil back into his cage. Lucifer waits for them in a dilapidated building with his [[demon]] subordinates. He has two of them escort Dean and Sam, prepared with [[demon blood]], into his presence. Sam makes a show of bargaining, but Lucifer stops him, revealing that he knows about the rings, and Sam's plan. All the same, Sam moves forward, and says "yes" to Lucifer. The [[archangel]] abandons his [[vessel]] to enter Sam. For a moment, the two are incapacitated, giving [[Dean]] time to open the portal to [[Lucifer's Cage]] using the [[Horsemen's Rings]]. Sam appears to be in control, and attempts to throw himself into the portal, but Lucifer reveals that he controls Sam, and is only messing with Dean. He closes the gate, takes the Horsemen's rings, and teleports to another location.
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He speaks to [[Sam]], and allows Sam to speak, by looking in a mirror.
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'''Lucifer:''' I've been waiting for you a long time [...] I'm not the bad guy here [...] I'm your real family [...] Who are you really angry with? Me? Or that face you see in the mirror?<br>
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'''Sam:''' I'm gonna rip you apart from the inside out!<br>
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'''Lucifer:''' Such anger, young Skywalker.<br>
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Lucifer then offers an olive branch to his host by killing the [[demon]]-possessed people from [[Sam]]'s past who manipulated his life, moving him toward this moment.
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The next day, Lucifer appears in [[Stull Cemetery]], the place of his final confrontation with [[Michael]]. He tries to reason with Michael by questioning [[God]]'s purpose, and blaming him for making him into Satan. He insists that he does not want to kill his brother, but will fight to the death if he must. Michael refuses to back down and is determined to be a "good son" to their Father. Before they can begin their battle, Dean arrives in the [[Impala]] and demands to speak with [[Sam]], but Lucifer testily refuses. Michael orders Dean to leave but is unexpectedly banished when [[Castiel]] throws a molotov cocktail of [[holy oil]] at him.
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Outraged that [[Castiel]] would strike his brother, Lucifer snaps his fingers and obliterates him. He then attacks Dean, prompting [[Bobby]] to shoot Lucifer several times without effect; Lucifer responds by telekinetically snapping Bobby's neck. The [[archangel]] continues to hit [[Dean]], promising to break every one of his bones before killing him. As he raises his fist to strike, Lucifer catches sight of an old army toy stuck in the backseat ashtray of the [[Impala]], which Sam put there in his childhood. Suddenly, Lucifer is overwhelmed as memories bring Sam to the surface, and his love for Dean allows Sam to momentarily take control of the Devil. Sam re-opens the portal. Before he can throw himself in, Michael arrives, arguing that he must fight Lucifer, that it is his destiny to do so, but Sam closes his eyes and falls backwards into the doorway. Michael grabs hold of him to stop him from falling, but is pulled in with his brother and the two plummet into the abyss together. The Cage closes behind them, leaving the red hot rings behind.
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===[[Season 6]]===
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[[Dean]] believes that the resurrected [[Sam]] might still being hosting Lucifer, which would explain his emotionless behavior. However, [[Castiel]] later dissuades him, saying, "If Lucifer escaped the cage, we would have felt it," indicating that something else is wrong with Sam. Later, through an extremely painful procedure, Castiel determines that when Sam was raised from [[Lucifer's Cage]], his [[soul]] was somehow left behind. Castiel speculates that Lucifer and [[Michael]] are probably abusing his soul, as they see their imprisonment as Sam's fault. Castiel thinks that the restoration of Sam's badly damaged soul would cause irrevocable physical and mental harm. When [[Death]] returns Sam's soul, he erects a mental wall that prevents Sam from remembering his experiences in Hell.
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===[[Season 7]]===
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Lucifer does not physically appear, rather a [[Hallucifer|hallucination]] of Lucifer manifests to torment Sam after the mental wall in Sam's mind is destroyed by Castiel, causing all the memories of the Cage to come flooding back to Sam.
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===[[8.17 Goodbye Stranger]]===
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It is revealed that Lucifer has a series of crypts buried around the world containing important things, including the angel tablet. Only those closest to him know their locations, including Azazel, so when Crowley goes after the tablet, he tortures Meg for the locations as she knew from her time with Azazel. Eventually Dean and Castiel find the tablet in an angel-proofed box in one of his crypts.
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===[[9.11 First Born]]===
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When [[Dean]] and [[Crowley]] try to hunt down the location of [[the First Blade]], their location [[spell]] takes them to the residence of the [[demon]] [[Cain]]. After fighting off a small wave of demons that were able to track Dean and Crowley, Cain tells Dean that the First Blade will only work with the [[Mark of Cain]]. Cain then tells them the story of how he came to get the Mark, that it wasn't [[God]] that his brother Abel was speaking to, but rather Lucifer. Unable to watch his brother become the corrupted "pet" of Lucifer, Cain makes a [[deal]]: Abel's [[soul]] in [[Heaven]] for Cain's soul in [[Hell]]. Lucifer accepts, but only if Cain is the one to kill Abel. And with that the [[Knights of Hell]] were born.
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===[[11.09 O Brother Where Art Thou?]]===
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:''"You see Sam, when the Darkness descended the impact on Hell was massive. The Cage was damaged. Through the fissures I was able to reach out. It wasn’t God inside your head Sam. It was me. So you see, he’s not with you. He’s never been with you. It was always... just... me. So I...I guess I am your only hope."''
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[[File:Lucifer-S11.png|thumb|right|350px|Lucifer is summoned.]]
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After having a vision of being face-to-face with Lucifer in the Cage, [[Sam]] convinces [[Dean]] to go along with his plan to visit [[Lucifer's Cage]] once more. They meet with [[Crowley]] under a bridge, who tells them there may be a way to communicate with Lucifer and protect Sam through the ''[[Book of the Damned]]''. Crowley has his minions track [[Rowena]] down, and makes a deal with her to find a [[spell]] to let them to communicate with Lucifer without opening the Cage. When Rowena is able to decode the proper spell, Sam, Crowley, and Rowena journey to the furthest reaches of [[Hell]]; there in "limbo" Rowena successful performs the spell. As the holy fire around the warded cage rises higher and higher, Lucifer suddenly appears in the shadows with glowing red eyes. As he steps from the shadows, he appears in the form of [[Nick]]. After exchanging pleasantries with Crowley, he notices Sam. Sam tells him of [[the Darkness]] being released and presses Lucifer for information. Lucifer questions Sam about the whereabouts of God; Sam tells him he believes God has been communicating to him through visions, and the visions tell Sam to seek Lucifer. Lucifer tells Sam what he knows of the Darkness: that she is powerful, but lacks God's experience, and that obviously God wants him to help stop the Darkness like he did before. When Sam realizes that Lucifer is seeking to use him as a [[vessel]] to get topside, Sam outright refuses. Lucifer keeps pressing him that this is what God wants, but Sam still refuses. As Sam begins to walk away, the illuminated spell-work on the cage begins to fade; Sam turns and sees the fire around the cage is dying. As the flames extinguish a panicked Crowley asks what is happening, and is whisked away by Rowena.
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Lucifer motions for Sam to come closer and suddenly Sam is in the cage with Lucifer. Sam, terrified, backs into the corner of the cage; as Lucifer approaches, he puts up his hands in a defensive motion. Sam takes a deep breath; his terror replaced by his stoic faith, telling Lucifer this is what God told him would happen, and he is going to have to go with it. However, it is then that Lucifer reveals to Sam that when the Darkness was released, the impact was massive enough it reached Hell and damaged the Cage, and through the fissures he was able to reach out and communicate with Sam by implanting visions of the Cage in his head. He tells Sam that God was never with him. Lucifer turns to look at Sam, smiling, satisfied. The fear has returned to Sam’s face. Sam shakes his head, in disbelief as a single tear rolls down his face.
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===[[11.10 The Devil in the Details]]===
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:''"Oh, don't get me wrong, I don't like you. I never liked you. You're... you're sort of prissy. But in this moment, when you stood toe to toe with me and won, I gotta say, you had balls kid... You were willing to do the hard thing, if it meant saving the world... That’s not you anymore. You’ve gone soft, Sammy."''
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Sam remains defiant after Lucifer reveals his machinations, telling him he is ready for the taunting and torture. But Lucifer tells Sam that, despite the suffering he could inflict, he doesn't want to hurt Sam. Instead Lucifer tells him he has an offer for Sam he can't refuse, and touches Sam's forehead, engulfing the two in light. The two are transported to a park, a memory from Sam's childhood, from when Sam was a teenager and made out with a classmate. When Sam questions Lucifer why they are there, Lucifer reveals it's to show who Sam used to be: bold, decisive, and a hero -- things Lucifer tells Sam he isn't anymore. Next Lucifer takes Sam to [[Stull Cemetery]], where they witness the fight with [[Michael]]. Here, Lucifer tells Sam that while he doesn't like him, he respects him for being able to beat him. Finally Lucifer takes Sam to the moment he and [[Amelia Richardson]] learned that her husband, [[Don Richardson]], was still alive. Lucifer admonishes Sam for not looking for [[Dean]]. Sam defends himself for his choice, but Lucifer brings up how Sam didn't close the Gates of Hell because of Dean, and how he would do anything to save Dean, no matter the consequences. Lucifer concludes their trip down memory lane by telling Sam in order to defeat [[the Darkness]], he has to be ready to die and has to be prepared to see the ones he loves die, something which Lucifer doesn't believe is in Sam to do anymore.
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[[File:Lucifer-Sam-Memory.png|thumb|left|350px|Lucifer and [[Sam]], in one of Sam's memories.]]
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Back in the holding cell, Lucifer tries to get Sam to say yes, by reminding him that [[Gabriel]] and [[Raphael]] are dead, [[God]] is MIA, and Michael is in no shape to fight anything. Sam, steadfast, refuses Lucifer. This angers Lucifer, causing him to change his tactics and begin beating on Sam. In the waiting room, Dean is able to hear the fight going on, and runs to Sam with [[Castiel]] in tow. They arrive at the cage, and are zapped inside by Lucifer. Castiel produces an [[angel blade]] from his sleeve, but before he can attack, Lucifer tells them their fight needs ambiance and snaps his fingers which causes the song "Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel" to be piped in. He begins to dance a bit before Castiel finally attacks him. The two fight, while Dean rushes to Sam, to tell him they need to last five minutes against Lucifer. Sam and Dean join the fight, however their punches have no effect on Lucifer, who easily shrugs them off. Lucifer grabs Dean by the throat and threatens Sam to say "yes" or watch Dean die. Before Sam can do anything Castiel rushes Lucifer, freeing Dean. As Lucifer beats on Castiel in the corner, he asks him for any last words and disappears in flash of white light.
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Later, in the waiting room, while Crowley and Rowena are having a moment together, Castiel appears in the room. His body language slowly starts to change and he proclaims himself to be Lucifer. Shocked, Crowley wishes to know how it's possible, as Rowena completed the [[spell]]. Before Lucifer was going to strike Castiel down, Castiel asked if he really could beat the Darkness; when Lucifer said he could, Castiel consented to being possessed, anchoring Lucifer, causing Rowena's spell to not work.  As Crowley tries to flee, Lucifer flings him to the wall and approaches Rowena. He removes the [[witchcatcher]] from her neck and tells her she deserves a reward for her help in freeing him. As Lucifer closes in seemingly to kiss Rowena, he asks her if anyone else is capable of opening the Cage. When Rowena tells him only she is capable, he snaps her neck, twisting it around her body. Lucifer sighs and takes a seat in front of Crowley, telling him they need to chat.
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[[File:Blown-Up-Angel.png|thumb|right|350px|Lucifer blows up the [[angel]] Nithael.]]
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===[[11.11 Into the Mystic]]===
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:''"Well, I'm not looking for a fight. In fact, I am your only hope at beating the Darkness. I heard you, uh... Heard you kids had your big shot at the title, and you missed it. You don't need to be afraid, brother. I am out of that awful, awful cage. And I'm here to save you all. Lucifer ex Machina."''
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The newly-freed Lucifer attempts to soak in his freedom by visiting a park and feeding some ducks. He takes a seat on a bench and looks around at the people in the park, when he notices an [[angel]], Nithael, walking in the distance. He raises himself up and begins walking down a nature trail, eventually stopping to admire a tree and the beauty of nature as Nithael catches up to him with his [[angel blade]] drawn. As Nithael attempts to attack Lucifer, Lucifer halts him, telling him he comes in peace and that he is their only hope in stopping the Darkness after Heaven's failed attempt to smite her. He says he is here to save them all, "''Lucifer ex machina.''" Nithael tells Lucifer that [[the Darkness]] cannot be destroyed, but he can, and goes for an attack. Lucifer snaps his fingers, blowing Nithael up, killing him.
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When Dean needs to retrieve some gold blades from the Bunker, he is surprised to find "Castiel" rummaging through files. Lucifer tells Dean that he is looking for a [[spell]] to use on Amara, telling Dean he had a shot when she was weak, but failed to kill her. Dean admits to "Castiel" that he had two shots at killing [[Amara]] and failed. Lucifer tells Dean that they are connected by the [[Mark of Cain]], but Dean tells him there is more to it. Lucifer questions if it is an attraction; Dean isn't sure how to label it, but tells him he is scared. Lucifer comforts Dean, telling him they will find a way to stop Amara. Before Dean leaves he has "Castiel" promise to keep what they talked about between them. Lucifer agrees, smirking as Dean leaves.
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[[File:Lucifer&Crowley.png|thumb|left|350px|Lucifer holds court with his new "doggie" [[Crowley]].]]
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===[[11.14 The Vessel]]===
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:''"Oh, it's just -- I don't need you anymore. I mean, Dean's the one with the link to Amara, why have I been trying to spare you? I mean maybe it's because you're like the girl who kept turning me down at the prom. I will touch your soul. Just because you asked so nicely, and I'll use your spell to blast through the warding and retrieve Dean and the uh, Hand of God, and then when Dean comes back and he finds this place decorated with your guts, I will tell him the truth, Sam. I'll just say, 'Dean' -- 'Dean… he knew the risks. He wouldn't take no for an answer.'''"
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An uninterested Lucifer is holding court with demons in [[Crowley's Lair]], when the demon [[Simmons]] steps forward asking for some form of direction so they can track Amara down. She is interrupted by a caged Crowley. Lucifer, having broken Crowley and made him his "dog," wishes to hear what he has to say. Some time later, demons arrive with a cache of weapons from [[Lucifer's Crypts]], of which the meager amount of weaponry annoys Lucifer. As he speaks with Crowley, he reveals that he knows Crowley is only faking loyalty and is just waiting for the opportunity to regain the throne. While they talk, they are interrupted by a phone call from Dean, which forces him to put on his "Cas voice."
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At the Bunker, Lucifer tells Sam and Dean that the [[Hand of God]] may be just what they need to stop [[the Darkness]] and tells them he can take them back to 1944 to retrieve it from the sub. While Sam protests the risks of [[time travel]], Dean insists it's their best plan. Lucifer assures Sam he won't leave Dean's side before they depart. Due to the sub being warded against all supernatural interference, Lucifer is not able to make it past the hull and has to leave Dean alone in the sub. Lucifer informs Sam about what happened. Sam realizes there may be a way to break through the warding with a [[spell]], only to realize that the spell would require the power of an [[archangel]].
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Sometime later, Sam finds "Castiel" preparing the "spell of gathering." While Sam insists its a waste of time, "Castiel" tells him he is stronger than he thinks. Sam instead asks him to tap into his [[soul]] for power to make the trip back for Dean. This causes Lucifer to finally break and begin laughing, revealing his true self to Sam. He proceeds to pin Sam to the wall, questioning why he has sparing him, given he will never become his vessel again. He tells Sam he will touch his soul, and when he blows Sam's guts all over the Bunker he will tell Dean how much Sam insisted on it despite the danger. Lucifer then places his hand inside Sam, touching his soul. As Sam passes out from the pain, [[Castiel]] is able to wrestle control to keep Lucifer from killing Sam. He tells Sam he can't eject Lucifer, because he is the only one that can retrieve Dean. Lucifer regains control and travels back to 1944 to get Dean. Once back at the Bunker with the [[Hand of God]], Sam warns Dean that it's not Cas, leading to Lucifer pinning Dean to the wall. As he picks up the Hand of God, he is dismayed to find that it has been "kicked" due to [[Delphine]] using it to destroy the German destroyer. Dean taunts Lucifer, causing him to advance on Dean, however Sam had drawn an [[angel banishing sigil]] with his blood and activates it before Lucifer can get to Dean.
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===[[11.15 Beyond the Mat]]===
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:''"You really thought you could double-cross me? Me? You know I invented the double-cross. Like literally. Of course, I couldn’t have orchestrated all of this without the lovely, talented Simmons here. She, um, she hates you, B-T-Dubs."''
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Lucifer is in [[Crowley's Lair]] directing the various demons on finding leads on another Hand of God artifact. He notices Crowley off to the side scrubbing the floor with a tooth brush. He asks him if he has anything to add; when Crowley doesn't Lucifer tells him to return to his task, only using his tongue to lick the floor instead.
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Crowley makes his escape with the help of [[Simmons]], and makes his way to [[Crowley's Lock-up|his lock-up]]. Lucifer reveals that his escape was a ruse and he had Simmons break him out so he could get his hands on the [[Rod of Aaron]]. Lucifer first threatens the pain he will inflict on Crowley before turning his attention to the crate which holds the rod, only to find it is empty, and that Crowley is in possession of the weapon. Crowley uses the Rod of Aaron to smack Lucifer across the room and as he begins to absorb the power, he focuses his attack on Lucifer. Simmons, however, throws herself in front of the blast, protecting Lucifer. When Crowley attempts to blast Lucifer again, he finds that he has used all the rod's power and is sent flying back by Lucifer. Before Lucifer can finish Crowley off, he finds that he has escaped.
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[[File:Lucifer vs. Crowley.png|thumb|right|350px|Lucifer assaults [[Crowley]] inside his and [[Castiel]]'s [[vessel]].]]
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===[[11.18 Hell's Angel]]===
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:''"I don't have to tell you people what a mess mankind is. The Salem Witch Trials... Third Reich... Twin Towers. And, sure, every once in a while, He'll send down a little plague to straighten them out, but it's nothing permanent. Humanity brought us Hiroshima and got a redo. I merely questioned His priorities, and I got the boot."''
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After sending his [[demons]] on a worldwide search for Crowley, Lucifer enters [[Heaven]] where he meets and kills Jofiel. He gathers the rest of the angels to talk them into trusting his aid in the coming battle with the Darkness, citing again that he was right about how bad humans were. The angels eventually agree to listen to his command, but an attack from the Darkness disturbs everyone in Heaven.
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Later on, Sam, Dean, Crowley, and Rowena summon Lucifer to a church with the promise of giving him the [[Horn of Joshua]]. Sam ignites a ring of holy fire around the archangel once he arrives, as Dean uses an [[angel suppressing sigil]] to get Castiel to talk to them. Lucifer proves too powerful for the sigils to work, and they eventually fail. Desperate, Crowley decides to enter the vessel to try and speak with Castiel himself. Unfortunately, Castiel has lost most interest in the war, allowing Lucifer (in the form of Nick) to approach Crowley and attack him. Just as Lucifer is about to kill Crowley up against a wall, Sam and Dean [[exorcise]] Crowley, thus saving his life. Lucifer takes back control of the vessel and approaches the brothers, since the wardings have worn off.
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He is interrupted in his torturing of Sam and Dean when [[Amara]] bursts in, looking for Rowena, who had been assisting the brothers. Having taken the Horn of Joshua, Lucifer attacks Amara with it. The weapon combined with Lucifer's powers prove too weak to even harm the Darkness. Amara brings Lucifer towards her and takes him elsewhere for a "nice long chat." Amara tells a bloodied Lucifer that she is going to use "God's favorite, his first son" as bait, brushing aside his suggestion that they could work together against God. She proceeds to torture the archangel, causing Lucifer to begin screaming in agony.
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[[File:Lucifer-Healed.png|thumb|left|350px|[[God]] heals Lucifer of his injuries.]]
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===[[11.21 All in the Family]]===
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:''"Want me to beg Daddy to come rescue his screw-up of a son? I'm no fan of Pops, but he did make all of... you know, everything. And that's something that you could never do, because all you ever wanted was nothing. It's not too inspiring, is it?... You're strong, Amara. You may defeat him. But you will never be him."''
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In an old grain silo, Lucifer continues to be tortured by Amara who knocks him out after his continued mockery of her. Amara then broadcasts a message to Dean, telling him she knows God is back and that if he comes into contact with Him, to let Him know that Lucifer is in bad shape as is his [[vessel]], [[Castiel]].
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Dean distracts Amara, while Sam and [[Metatron]] locate Lucifer with the help of the new [[prophet]] [[Donatello Redfield]]. Lucifer mocks the group but agrees to help the Winchesters defeat Amara due to the torture she inflicted upon him. Lucifer also promises to set aside his differences with God as the conflict with Amara is a greater issue. Metatron frees Lucifer from his magical bindings, but Lucifer is unable to teleport them out. After Donatello senses Amara coming, he, Sam, and Lucifer flee in the [[Impala]] while Metatron stays behind, ultimately sacrificing himself to buy them time to get away.
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As they make their way down the road, Amara appears in the middle of it and traps the group. Amara prepares to kill the three, but the Impala is unexpectedly teleported to the [[Men of Letters Bunker]]. There, God explains that He rescued them from Amara. Weak and leaning heavily on a door frame, Lucifer sees God for the first time since his imprisonment in [[Lucifer's Cage|the Cage]] and the two greet each other for the first time in millennia, commenting on how much the other has changed. God then waves His fingers and heals all of Lucifer's injuries from Amara's torture, stunning him.
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===[[11.22 We Happy Few]]===
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:''"No, you betrayed me. You gave me the Mark to lock her away, and when it changed me – when it did what the Mark inevitably does – you threw me away."''
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[[File:Lucifer-Death.png|thumb|right|350px|Lucifer is ripped out of his vessel.]]
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Lucifer and God's reunion quickly devolves into bickering between father and son, with Chuck blocking Lucifer's powers as a safeguard. Incensed that God will not apologize to him, Lucifer storms off and locks himself inside Sam's room, telling Sam and Dean that he won't come out until God comes to him. Lucifer eventually agrees to have a sit-down with Chuck, but Chuck's passive aggressive apology to Lucifer does not defuse the situation as Lucifer accuses Him of betrayal. He tells Chuck that as soon as the Mark changed him, he was discarded. However, Chuck tells Lucifer that the Mark didn't change him, it only made him more of what was already there, e.g. his disdain for humanity. As the animosity between the two intensifies, Lucifer tells God He forsook him. Chuck admits He did, but tells Lucifer that He was supposed to love all creation equally, but Lucifer was always His favorite, which was the reason why he was given the Mark in the first place. He tells Lucifer that He hated Himself for Lucifer's corruption and chose to punish. Finally he tells Lucifer that He is sorry. With Lucifer and God having forgiven each other, the group formulates a plan of attack, with Lucifer heading off to [[Heaven]] to get the angels to help in the fight against the Darkness, going so far as to give control back to Castiel to try and win the angels over.
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With a plan in place, the group meets in an abandoned power station to finally face off with Amara. As Amara is attacked by Rowena, Crowley and his demons, and the angels in Heaven, Lucifer waits inside the station listening to Amara's screams. As Amara enters the building, Lucifer charges up behind her with a yell and spears her through. As Amara cries out, Lucifer pulls the spear out, prompting Amara to fall, but before he can stab her again God stops Lucifer. As Amara gives up and prepares for Chuck to kill her, Chuck reveals that He is going to imprison her again; not wanting to be locked up again Amara fights back. Lucifer charges her from behind again, but Amara flings him hard against a support pillar across the room and forcefully rips him from his vessel, leaving Castiel unconscious.
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===[[11.23 Alpha and Omega]]===
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Following the battle with [[Amara]], Dean checks on Lucifer only to find [[Castiel]] back in control of [[Jimmy Novak|his vessel]]. Castiel tells Dean that Lucifer is gone from him and he doesn't know where the fallen archangel has gone.
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===[[12.01 Keep Calm and Carry On]]===
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Having survived [[Amara]]'s attack on him, Lucifer reclaims his rule of [[Hell]] and begins searching for a new [[vessel]]. However, Lucifer has been severely weakened by Amara's attack on him and quickly burns through his vessels, using [[Jervis]] and another demon to clean them up afterwards. [[Crowley]] hunts Lucifer in hopes of killing him while he's weakened to regain control of Hell and solidify his control of it, but Lucifer burns through his current vessel before Crowley can track him down.
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[[File:Lucifer-Wings.png|thumb|left|350px|Lucifer bares his wings after being attacked by [[Crowley]].]]
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===[[12.02 Mamma Mia]]===
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:''"You know, I got to say, Rowena, I took one look at you, and all I wanted was to snap your miserable neck again. And keep it snapped this time. But I think I've decided against it."''
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Lucifer finds a new potential vessel in aging rock star [[Vince Vincente]]. Much as he did with Nick, Lucifer creates hallucinations to convince the depressed musician to give him permission to possess his body. Vince does so after Lucifer makes Vince believe he'll be reunited with his late lover. Lucifer quickly gets comfortable in his new vessel, being interrupted only once by one of Vince's band mates. After Lucifer informs the rocker that he won't be going to rehearsal, telling him he has plans, the band mate grows annoyed but Lucifer knocks him out of the room. Lucifer then smugly reminds him that he told him he had plans.
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Lucifer quickly travels to [[Crowley's Lair]] where he confronts the former King of Hell. He marches up to the [[demon]] and tells him to get off of his furniture but Crowley just mocks Lucifer for his choice in a new [[vessel]]. Crowley then offers Lucifer a deal, telling him that Lucifer would be better off running Heaven in God's absence and should allow Crowley to deal with the demons. Lucifer seems to consider it for a moment before reminding Crowley that he could smite him into oblivion. Before it escalates, [[Rowena]] appears and puts a paralysis spell on Lucifer's vessel. Lucifer assures Crowley that the [[spell]] won't hold him for long before Crowley splashes acid into Lucifer's face, wanting to damage his vessel so Rowena could exorcise him and send him back to [[Lucifer's Cage|the Cage]]. Lucifer overcomes the magic, however, showing off his wings before healing his vessel's injuries. Crowley flees in fear while Lucifer takes Rowena captive.
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[[File:RottingLucifer.png|thumb|right|350px|Lucifer returns from the bottom of the ocean.]]
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===[[12.03 The Foundry]]===
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:''"You got any beauty spells locked up in that witchy brain of yours? Huh? I thought this one would last a bit longer before going all Keith Richards on me. This vessel hopping's getting old. Just as I get used to limitations in one meatsack, I gotta cut bait and jump to the next flawed lump."''
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Lucifer pays Vince's sister Wendy a visit and heals her of her paralysis as part of the agreement he made to get Vince's permission. Seeing that his new vessel is already beginning to show signs of decay, he orders Rowena to cast a spell that will ensure he can keep using Vince, as he finds that the vessel suits him. However, during the ritual, Rowena instead speeds up Vince's degrading process, much to Lucifer's fury. He proclaims that Rowena can't destroy him; Rowena agrees, and sends both Lucifer and his rotting vessel to the bottom of the ocean.
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===[[12.07 Rock Never Dies]]===
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:''"Because it's fun. Because I can. And because being Lucifer? So much Judeo-Christian baggage. But Vince? He's famous. Everybody loves him... And I need love. I had a really jacked childhood."''
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Lucifer is drawn to a fossilized feather from his wings, which is in the possession of young wannabe satanists. Lucifer teleports to them, and uses the feather to temporarily heal his rotting vessel, which has deteriorated even more from his time in the ocean. One of the satanists recognizes him as Vince Vincente and Lucifer realizes that he could gain devotion using his vessel's fame. He travels to Los Angeles and quickly begins to boost Vincente's fame. He tests out the devotion of those close to Vince, even convincing a groupie to harm herself for him. When Lucifer is threatened by a music producer after he fails to properly portray Vince, he casually kills the producer and goes to a show his band is putting on for publicity. However, he notices that his vessel is beginning to decay again when he arrives.
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[[File:LuciferEscapes.png|thumb|left|350px|Lucifer makes his escape.]]
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Before the show, Lucifer tries to kill the rest of Vince's band but is interrupted by Castiel and Crowley. They ask why he's parading around as a rock star and he explains that it's fun, not having to deal with the baggage of being the devil. He easily overpowers and beats down both Castiel and Crowley before taking the stage in front of a cheering crowd, where Sam and Dean are waiting. Lucifer prepares to slaughter the crowd but Dean fires a gun, forcing the crowd out. Lucifer keeps the Winchesters inside, surprised to see them. When Dean tries to use [[Binding Link|binding handcuffs]] on him, he easily melts them off of his wrists. He stops another attack from Castiel before being questioned about why he is doing this after making up with God.
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Lucifer explains that God apologized for abandoning him only to leave again immediately after. He felt that God used him to help defeat Amara but only for that purpose. Furious, Lucifer declares that there's no point in any of their actions anymore, that there is nothing of God's creation except people looking for distractions. He declares that he is going to just keep on smashing God's toys and making the Winchesters watch because he has nothing better to do. Vince's body begins to completely burn out, with Lucifer having overexerted himself inside of it. Lucifer doesn't mind though, saying he would just go "onward and upward" and he leaves the rock star's body for good. With Vincente dead, Sam points out that Lucifer was dangerous when he had a motive, but now he could be even more dangerous just having fun.
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[[File:ArchbishopLucifer.png|thumb|right|350px|Lucifer possessing the archbishop of St. Louis.]]
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===[[12.08 LOTUS]]===
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:''"This isn't over, Sam!!!"''
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Lucifer jumps into billionaire Wallace Parker, but his vessel soon deteriorates, forcing him to take possession of the archbishop of St. Louis. When a young priest notices crosses becoming inverted in the archbishop's presence, he gathers the other priests and nuns to perform an [[exorcism]] on Lucifer, which does not work and forces Lucifer to slaughter everyone before his vessel burns out. Lucifer next finds his way to the President of the United States, [[Jefferson Rooney]], and convinces him to become his vessel for the good of the country. After possessing the president, Lucifer speaks to the owner of his vessel in order to better understand how to properly portray him. A secret service agent notices Lucifer alone in the room talking to himself and confronts him. Seeing Lucifer's eyes flash red, Lucifer then kills the agent. After posing as the president and sitting in on briefings, Lucifer has intercourse for the first time with one of the presidential staff members, a woman named [[Kelly Kline]].
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[[File:LOTUS.png|thumb|left|350px|President Lucifer.]]
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While the two are speaking in bed after Lucifer's first time, Kelly gave Lucifer the idea to make a child when she tells him that he would make an amazing father. The two continue their secret relationship and eventually conceive a [[Nephilim]] which is sensed by Castiel as a massive surge of celestial energy more immense than what would be produced by any typical angel. Lucifer then has his secret service agents track and detain the Winchesters, telling them they are cult members trying to assassinate him. Crowley teleports to Kelly and brings her to the Winchesters so that they can convince the mother of Lucifer's child to lure him out of the compound to the motel room so that they can exorcise him. Kelly tells Lucifer that she does not want to keep his child and Lucifer begins to strangle her. Sam bursts in the room from the bathroom and activates the [[hyperbolic pulse generator]], beating Lucifer back. On Dean's signal, Rowena begins the spell to send Lucifer's essence back to the Cage. Eventually, the strain from the pulse generator forces Lucifer to vacate the president.
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===[[12.12 Stuck in the Middle (With You)]]===
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:''"♫ Oh, there was a gun that won the west, there was a man among the best. The fastest gun or man alive, a lightning bolt when he shot the Colt. Bang! Forty-five. ♫ Man. "''
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After saving Castiel's life, Crowley returns to his [[Crowley's Lair|throne room]] where a voice begins mocking him about working with the Winchesters, and how they will eventually kill him like they have done to every demon before him. Crowley, on his throne, calls him a "dog" and tells him to shut his mouth. Lucifer replies that that's not his name, as his eyes glow red.
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[[File:ComatoseNick.jpg|thumb|leftt|350px|A comatose [[Nick]] is about to be repossessed by Lucifer.]]
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===[[12.13 Family Feud]]===
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:''"Oh, my Dad. I love that. You and I, both single fathers. I could use a little Dad advice right about now. When do you let 'em date?"''
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[[Crowley]] tells Lucifer, who is imprisoned in a cell in his lair, that he had a dozen of his most loyal study the Cage at the molecular level to replicate the material and make the chains that bind him. He was also able to recover [[Nick|Nick's]] body, repaired it, and improved it to make it a suitable permanent vessel for Lucifer who tells him that it will not end well for Crowley. After realizing that Crowley has a son, he asks him for advice since he was also about to become a dad.
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He is later seen mentally contacting [[Dagon]].
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===[[12.15 Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell]]===
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:''"Ooh. I’m flattered. All this hard work, all that... grr! You get 'em, slugger! I'm still gonna peel off your skin and eat your soul."''
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Lucifer is threatening to destroy Crowley who is still gloating over how he was able to imprison him. Crowley is interrupted by a pair of demons who arrive to catch him up with [[Deals and Pacts|soul deals]]. He places a gag on Lucifer to keep him quiet, but the act with the two demons turns out to be a ruse to discover what Crowley has been keeping from them. They are able to pickpocket Crowley and take the key to Lucifer's chains. They offer to release Lucifer if he complies to their demands. After the chains are removed, Lucifer betrays them and turns one of them into dust. He tells the other to understand that he has to get rid of all the witnesses, which he accepts by offering his life to Lucifer. Uncomfortable, Lucifer tells the demon that he "made it weird" before exploding him too.
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After Crowley helps Sam and Dean deal with [[Ramsey]], he finds Lucifer on his throne. Lucifer attacks Crowley and powers himself up, threatening to destroy him, but Crowley is able to deactivate Lucifer's powers and effectively torture him with a snap of his fingers. Crowley reveals that he was able to carve the spell-work from the Cage into every molecule of Nick's body so he can make him into his slave.
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===[[12.17 The British Invasion]]===
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:''"I say this – anyone who does not support this one true king, can be assured of suffering unendurable and everlasting agony... I don't hear applause."''
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Lucifer is seen mentally communicating with Dagon to check in on his son. After she tells him that he and [[Kelly Kline|"the container"]] are fine, he reminds her to keep it up and not to fail her again. He is seen giving Crowley submission by licking the floors because he tries to convince him that it's better than going back to the Cage with [[Michael]], who is still catatonic. Crowley presents him to the rest of his hench-demons to earn their respect and show that he was able to tame the Devil, but Lucifer quietly tells them that he is the real king, not Crowley.
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A demon named [[Drexel]] is seen looking for a way to deactivate the security system in Nick's body. He tells Lucifer that a demon named Spivak designed everything in Nick's body, but Crowley killed him to safeguard its secrets. Drexel tells Lucifer that he will try to disarm it as fast as he can, and Lucifer tells him to do it soon since he is going stir-crazy and he is about to become a father.
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===[[12.19 The Future]]===
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:''"Here's another promise for you – find my boy, or the torments I will visit upon you will be infinite. Promise. You make this right, Dagon. Make it right."''
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After [[Castiel]] escapes her grasp with Kelly Kline, Dagon tries to tell Lucifer that everything is fine, but he is able to sense that she is lying and demands that she tell him what happened. After she tells him how the angels, specifically Cas, retrieved Kelly, Lucifer screams which makes Dagon bend down in pain. He threatens to take back his promise to her of a place by his side, and to make her suffer for all eternity if she fails to retrieve Kelly and his son.
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===[[12.21 There's Something About Mary]]===
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:''"'Master strategist...' More like Kermit the Frog. Oh, my little Muppet! Crowley, what will I do without you?"''
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[[Drexel]] is still inspecting Nick's body to find a way to deactivate the security system, but Drexel hides behind the door when Crowley enters the cell. Crowley tells him that he is planning to use him as a weapon against his enemies, specifically [[Dr. Hess]]. He also tells Lucifer that Dagon was killed, his son is being protected by Cas, and Crowley also plans to raise his son as a soldier working for him instead of killing him. After he leaves, Drexel continues to inspect Nick's body, but he is surprised to see that it is beginning to power up in the opposite direction, giving Lucifer control over Crowley instead of vice versa.
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Crowley comes back into the cell to mock Lucifer about his intentions to kill him, but Lucifer starts to show off his newfound puppet-like abilities over Crowley's [[meatsuit]]. Lucifer is able to remove the chains before Crowley tries to escape, and he is able to telekinetically throw him all over the throne room in front of all the other demons in the room. He powers up, possibly destroying the security system in Nick's body. He apparently kills Crowley in front of the other demons with an [[angel blade]], but Crowley is able to take possession of a rat just before Lucifer stabs his meatsuit. He and Drexel tell them to throw his meatsuit away; they comply while the rat follows them out.
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Lucifer is later seen with a change in attire, looking at a majestic mountainside, about to start his search for his son.
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===[[12.22 Who We Are]]===
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Dr. Hess shows Sam recent photos of Lucifer exiting the [[Needham Asylum]]. She tells him that Lucifer is tracking Kelly Kline and Castiel and that Sam needs her help, but he refuses and lets [[Jody Mills|Jody]] shoot her in the head. Sam takes the photos with him before the compound is destroyed.
  
Perhaps the greatest measure of the archangels' strength is their ability to overpower other supernatural beings. [[Lucifer]], unarmed, kills a number of [[:Category:Deities|pagan gods]] with ease using his bare hands and telekinesis (or molecular combustion).<ref name="five19">[[5.19 Hammer of the Gods]]</ref> Lesser angel have also been defeated by archangels. Gabriel banishes [[Castiel]] to another location with a snap of his fingers.<ref name="five08">[[5.08 Changing Channels]]</ref> [[Michael]] does the same to a young [[Uriel]].<ref name="five13">[[5.13 The Song Remains the Same]]</ref> They may resort to more violent methods to make a point. Raphael beats Castiel, and leaves him bloody in his favorite corner of Heaven when Castiel refuses to give him his allegiance.<ref name="six20">[[6.20 The Man Who Would Be King]]</ref> They fight again at [[Balthazar]]'s house, and once again Raphael easily overpowers Castiel, throwing him down Balthazar's staircase.<ref name="six03">[[6.03 The Third Man]]</ref> When they choose, archangels can kill without fighting. Michael incinerates [[Anna Milton]] with a simple touch when she threatens his plans.<ref name="five13" /> On separate occasions, Lucifer and Raphael both cause Castiel to explode.<ref name="five03" /><ref name="five22" /> Following his return, Lucifer commonly uses this power to kill angels and demons.<ref name="eleven11" /><ref name="eleven18" /><ref name="twelve15">[[12.15 Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell]]</ref><ref name="thirteen02">[[13.02 The Rising Son]]</ref> Archangels can also block the powers of their lower ranking brothers; Raphael prevents Castiel from using his powers on [[Crowley]].<ref name="six22">[[6.22 The Man Who Knew Too Much]]</ref> When attacked by a lesser angel, Lucifer casually causes him to explode without even paying attention to the angel.<ref name="eleven11">[[11.11 Into the Mystic]]</ref> During a fight in close quarters with Sam, Dean, and Castiel, Lucifer is able to casually beat all three even though Castiel is armed and he is not. Notably, none of the blows any of the three land cause any harm to the archangel.<ref name="eleven10">[[11.10 The Devil in the Details]]</ref> During a confrontation with [[Asmodeus]], the last of the [[Princes of Hell]], Gabriel effortlessly deflects an energy blast from the powerful demon and incinerates him with just a gesture despite Asmodeus' high level of power, boosted by regular injections of Gabriel's [[grace]].<ref name="thirteen18">[[13.18 Bring 'em Back Alive]]</ref>
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===[[12.23 All Along the Watchtower]]===
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:''"Mature. Real mature! You guys? I really want to enjoy this. Really wanna savor just ripping you apart, gettin' all up in there, and gettin' all gooey. But, you know, little slugger's almost here and, uh... Well, I'm on the clock."''
  
Archangels can resurrect humans at will, even when out of contact with Heaven. Michael heals Sam completely after he was impaled with a pipe, and bled out.<ref name="five13" /> Gabriel, while posing as the Trickster, kills and resurrects Dean dozens of times in a time loop.<ref name="three11">[[3.11 Mystery Spot]]</ref> Lucifer tells Sam that if he killed himself he would resurrect him,<ref name="five03" /> and Castiel states that if Anna killed Sam that Lucifer would only resurrect him.<ref name="five13" /> After Sam was killed when a [[vampire]] ripped out his throat, Lucifer was able to resurrect him with apparent ease, having recharged his [[grace]] by feeding on the grace of several other angels.<ref name="thirteen21">[[13.21 Beat the Devil]]</ref>
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[[Sam]], [[Dean]], and [[Mary]] inspect the photos of Lucifer and confirm that he has returned and retrieved his old vessel, [[Nick]]. Sam calls [[Rowena]] to tell her that they need her help in sending Lucifer back to the Cage, but Lucifer answers her phone and tells Sam that he stomped Rowena's face "till the white meat showed". He tells Sam that he and Dean no longer matter since they can no longer imprison him before hanging up and leaving the phone on Rowena's incinerated body. Sam and Dean decide to track down [[Castiel|Cas]] and Kelly before Lucifer gets to them, but [[Crowley]] appears. They berate Crowley for saving Lucifer, but he tells them that he saved him because he wanted win and earn the demons' fear and respect. He offers to seal the [[Hell Gates|Gates of Hell]] if they stop Lucifer. After they locate Kelly and Cas in North Cove, Washington, they leave Crowley behind in [[Men of Letters Bunker|the Bunker]] while they go to stop Lucifer.
  
A degree of prescience is also shown by the archangels, though they may not have a complete picture of the future. They know that Dean and Sam are the predestined vessels of Michael and Lucifer.<ref name="five08" /> Michael has a glimpse of the confrontation between Zachariah and Dean before it happens, in particular the damage inflicted on Sam and Adam.<ref name="five19" /> Lucifer predicts, correctly, that Sam will surrender to him in Detroit within a few months, but he does not see his downfall before it happens.<ref name="five10">[[5.10 Abandon All Hope...]]</ref><ref name="five22" />
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After they arrive, they discover that the golden energy of the Nephilim, [[Jack Kline]], had seeped out and created a tear in the fabric of the universe which leads to [[Apocalypse World]] -- an [[Alternate Universe]] where Sam and Dean were never born and the world has become a battlefield for a never-ending war between angels and demons. They plan to imprison Lucifer in there to prevent him from getting to his son. When Lucifer arrives with plans to jump start the [[Apocalypse]] again as soon as he gets his son, Sam and Dean are able to lead him across the rift. Dean shows up with a high-intensity machine gun loaded with bullets cast from old [[angel blade]]s given to him by an alternate version of Bobby, and fires at Lucifer like crazy. Unfortunately, the bullets do not kill him and he goes to attack Dean. Meanwhile, Sam and Crowley are working a spell to seal the rift, but it requires one more ingredient - a life. Crowley tells Lucifer how much he hates him and says goodbye to Sam and Dean before killing himself to complete the spell. Castiel barges through the rift to attack Lucifer and buy Sam and Dean time to leave before the rift closes. After passing through, Cas stabs Lucifer and somehow manages to escape, but the blade doesn't kill him and Lucifer passes through the rift and stabs Cas in the back, killing him with his own angel blade. Mary appears wearing her [[Enochian brass knuckles]] and goes to punch Lucifer and send him back through the rift. As she punches him, his grace pulses bright red and he drops Castiel's angel blade. As he is passing through the rift, he grabs Mary who barrels after him and becomes imprisoned with him. He screams at his defeat while staring at Mary with pure anger as the rift closed.
  
The archangels have an ability to manipulate reality, which Gabriel in particular embraces. Gabriel can construct alternate realities and time loops, and control who is aware of the situation. He can create things out of thin air, including murderous accomplices and duplicates of himself.<ref name="two15">[[2.15 Tall Tales]]</ref> Gabriel can change the appearance of objects, as he proved when he made a can of diet Orange Slice look like his archangel blade,<ref name="five19" /> and can change his own form.<ref name="three11" /> Lucifer claims to have taught Gabriel all his "tricks," and uses some of them himself. Lucifer appears to his vessel Nick as Sarah, Nick's murdered wife, and makes him see blood in his bed and his dead child's crib. Lucifer appears in Sam's dreams as [[Jess]] as well. He later does the same thing to [[Vince Vincente]] by making him see blood in a sink faucet, levitating objects, and impersonating his dead wife.<ref name="three11" /><ref name="five03" /><ref name="five10" /><ref name="twelve02">[[12.02 Mamma Mia]]</ref>
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===[[13.01 Lost and Found]]===
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:''"So, you thought you could run away from me? Really? Really, you do know I can fly, right?"''
  
Every archangel apparently possesses knowledge of [[Lucifer's Cage]] and how it works, above and beyond the existence of [[the 66 Seals]]. Michael understands the prison very well because he cast Lucifer into it. Lucifer, having been imprisoned in the Cage for thousands of years, knew how to escape through the 66 Seals and also by taking advantage of a loophole found in the summoning spell from the ''[[Book of the Damned]]'' to escape.<ref name="eleven10" /> Gabriel knew that the Cage can be reopened with the Horsemen's Rings,<ref name="five19" /> and Lucifer, despite Gabriel's word, knows this too.<ref name="five22" /> Raphael may have known of another method to open the Cage, as he intended to reopen it to restart the Apocalypse.<ref name="six03" />
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In [[Apocalypse World]], [[Mary]] attempts to flee from Lucifer, but seemingly doesn't get far as Lucifer appears before her. He knocks Mary down with a back fist, reminding her that he can fly before picking her up by her collar. Mary questions if Lucifer is going to kill her, and as Lucifer tosses her aside to be impaled he stops her fall, pulling her back up and telling her he may have use for her.
  
===Vulnerabilities===
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===[[13.02 The Rising Son]]===
* [[Archangel Blade]]<ref name="five19" /> - An archangel blade, when wielded by an archangel, is capable of "destroying an archangel."
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:''"Yeah, let me tell you a couple things, all right? You don't get to defy God and beat the Cage without having a modicum of intelligence, all right? A game plan, i.e., I don't want you dead because I need you alive. All right, look, yeah, in a perfect world, I would probably kill you and your plodding sons. But life isn't fair. Your sons have my boy. So I'm gonna exchange you for my son."''
* The other [[Angelic Weapon|weapons of Heaven]] can harm and possibly kill an archangel. [[Lot's Salt]], one of the weapons, turned Raphael's vessel into a pillar of salt, which made it uninhabitable.
 
* [[The Colt]] can damage, but not kill. Lucifer, who says that he is one of "only five things in all of creation that that gun can't kill."<ref name="five10" /> It is not known if the other three archangels are also immune.
 
* Archangels may be able to harm each other without weapons, as Michael and Lucifer went unarmed to their confrontation.
 
* Some spells can harm archangels. [[Kali]] bound Gabriel to her location by gaining a blood sample from his human vessel, and Castiel attempted to summon Raphael to his vessel using [[Enochian]].
 
* [[Enochian|Enochian sigil]]s can hide a person from archangels.
 
* [[Holy fire]] can restrain an archangel. It will not kill them as it would a typical angel, but it can temporarily incapacitate them and force them to retreat to heal themselves.<ref name="five08" /><ref name="five22">[[5.22 Swan Song]]</ref>
 
* [[Lucifer's Cage]] can tightly secure archangels, as seen with Michael and Lucifer.<ref name="five22">[[5.22 Swan Song]]</ref>
 
* Despite the fact that angels, under normal circumstances, can't harm an archangel, if they can tap into the power of enough souls, they can banish, or even kill them.<ref name="six22">[[6.22 The Man Who Knew Too Much]]</ref>
 
* The [[angel banishing sigil]] is able to banish an archangel as it would any lesser angel.<ref name="eleven14">[[11.14 The Vessel]]</ref>
 
* [[Amara]] is capable of easily overpowering an archangel and causing them incredible pain and damage.<ref name="eleven18">[[11.18 Hell's Angel]]</ref><ref name="eleven21">[[11.21 All in the Family]]</ref> She is also capable of effortlessly pulling an archangel from their vessel.<ref name="eleven22">[[11.22 We Happy Few]]</ref>
 
* A [[hyperbolic pulse generator]] can expel an archangel from their vessel.<ref name="twelve08">[[12.08 LOTUS]]</ref>
 
* The [[Lance of Michael]] has the power to make all angels die slow, agonizing deaths. The weapon was created by Michael for the sole purpose of making Lucifer suffer in their final confrontation.
 
* [[Grace Extractor|Extracting the grace]] of an archangel can render them human and vulnerable to any method of death.<ref name="thirteen17">[[13.17 The Thing]]</ref>
 
  
==The Archangels==
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Mary sits down in the dirt of the post-Apocalyptic wasteland, resigned to the idea that no matter what, Lucifer will kill her. Lucifer, however, despite his annoyance at her slow pace, assures Mary that he will not. He tells her that he needs her as collateral to trade back to [[Sam]] and [[Dean]] for his son. Dismissing Mary's doubtfulness regarding his son, he tells her that she doesn't know what he cares about. While Lucifer is surveying the land, a fireball comes hurtling towards him and Mary. He ducks out of the way as it narrowly misses him and explodes into the earth. When the smoke clears he finds that Mary is gone.
===[[Michael]]===
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[[File:AW Michael and Lucifer 13.02.png|thumb|right|350px|[[Michael (Apocalypse World)|Michael]], Lucifer, and [[Mary]].]]
[[File:Michael-Adam.jpg|thumb|right|350px|[[Michael]] using [[Adam Milligan]] as his [[vessel]].]]
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Lucifer is soon able to track Mary down once again, saving her from being killed by a hunter by impaling him with his arm. He attempts to entreat her to see the win/win situation of working together to find a way out. When Mary tells him she doesn't want him to win, Lucifer snaps his fingers, causing Mary to double over in agonizing pain; after a few seconds he releases Mary and insists she continue with him.
Michael is the oldest of the archangels. Before his imprisonment in [[Lucifer's Cage]], he managed and ruled [[Heaven]] in [[God]]'s absence.
 
  
Following the creation of the four archangels, a strong relationship formed between Michael and [[Lucifer]]. After the creation of Heaven, archangels, and angels; God created the Earth, and later humans. God commanded all of his angels to bow before man. Lucifer questioned this command and retreated to Michael for support, but Michael would not listen. God then told Michael to exile Lucifer, and Michael obeyed which forever formed a wedge between them. Lucifer was thrown into a Cage and bound with 600 Seals.
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As they are walking, Lucifer begins to mock Mary for being tired, telling her he doesn't want to hear another word from her for the rest of their journey. Suddenly a group of angels materializes. Claiming to smell a creature that "stinks of [[Hell]]" the commanding angel demands Lucifer identify himself; when he does the angel does not believe him, stating that Lucifer was killed by the [[archangel]] Michael, and orders his soldiers to smite Lucifer on his command. Lucifer, in disbelief that they would try and smite him, snaps his fingers and disintegrates the angels. This act appears to call the attention of [[Michael (Apocalypse World)|Michael]], who crashes to the earth like a comet. Upon stepping out of the crater, he tells Lucifer that he believes he is who he says he is. Lucifer mocks Michael, telling him he is nothing but a cheap knockoff of his Michael, prompting Michael to tell him that he ripped his Lucifer apart over Abilene. As Michael insinuates that he wishes to fight, Lucifer agrees and sucker punches him. The two exchange blows, with thunder clapping at each hit. Michael soon gets the upper hand and immobilizes Lucifer, twisting his arm till it nearly rips off. Lucifer, in a state of defeat, asks if Michael plans to kill him. Michael simply tells Lucifer he may need him.
  
Sometime later, Michael constructed a plan which involved allowing [[the 66 Seals]] to break. Participants included Michael, [[Zachariah]] and [[Raphael]]. Michael wanted the seals broken so that Lucifer could be released from the Cage, giving Michael the opportunity to finally destroy him. It is later revealed that senior management of Heaven did not share this plan with other angels to avoid rebellion. Castiel was oblivious to this plan at first; he later found out Heaven's true intention and told [[Dean]], but he was soon found and destroyed by Raphael.
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===[[13.07 War of the Worlds]]===
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:''"I got plenty of gripes with the old man. His self-righteous narcissism, His 'my way or the highway' quirk. I gotta hand it to Him. He had a couple of great seconds when He banged out the universe. Guy had creative chops. And optimism. I'll give Him that. And despite His pissiness and His massive lack of irony, He did give mankind a good time at bat and a chance to live in paradise. He ruled. He smote. He parted waters. Worshiped by creatures who made God in man's image. And then He got disappointed. Or worse, bored. Picked up all His toys and... left."''
  
The 66 Seals are eventually broken and Lucifer is released. Soon after Lucifer's rising, Michael instructed Zachariah to get Dean's permission for Michael to possess him. Due to Dean's repeated refusal to serve as a [[vessel]], Michael stayed in Heaven monitoring the situation, and when Dean was transported to the year 1978, Michael spoke to him through his father [[John]]. After months of fighting, Dean wavered in his determination and nearly assented to Michael. However, Dean and [[Sam]] escaped and Michael claimed [[Adam Milligan]]'s body instead. Michael met Lucifer at [[Stull Cemetery]], where they were interrupted by Dean. Michael threatened Dean, and was temporarily banished by a molotov cocktail of [[holy oil]]. Michael returned as Sam temporarily managed to regain control over his body from Lucifer. Michael tried to stop Sam from throwing himself, and therefore Lucifer, into the Cage, and was himself pulled inside. This happened in [[5.22 Swan Song]].
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[[File:Lucifer-Tortured.jpg|thumb|left|350px|Lucifer, suspended in a cage, being tortured by Michael.]]
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Suspended in a hanging cage, Lucifer ruminates on the nature of [[God]], creation, and humanity. Snapping back to reality, Michael reveals that he'd tapped into Lucifer's temporal lobe, allowing him to glimpse the other Universe. He tells Lucifer he plans to take up residence there and lend his guiding hand to the world. Lucifer mocks Michael, pointing to the wasteland he has turned his own Earth into. Undeterred, Michael tells Lucifer he knows the thing he fears most is to be locked away, so when he crosses over, he will leave Lucifer to rot where he hangs. Lucifer insults Michael in reply; he retaliates by driving a spike into Lucifer, causing him to scream in agony.
  
It is speculated that following his imprisonment and Lucifer's re-imprisonment in the Cage, Michael and his brother abused and tortured Sam's [[soul]], which was left behind during Sam's resurrection. [[Death]] eventually travels to [[Hell]] rescues Sam's soul.
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Michael later has his soldiers take Lucifer down, while Michael calls Lucifer pathetic for believing he was God. Lucifer corrects him by saying he never claimed to be God or a god, but that he is everything that humanity thinks of him and worse, and congratulates him for ruling a dead world. Michael reveals that he plans on creating a new rift with the aid of his [[prophet]], [[Kevin Tran (Apocalypse World)|Kevin Tran]], who reveals a possible spell that will open a rift which requires the [[grace]] of an [[archangel]]. Michael, unwilling to give up his grace, takes a large portion of Lucifer's.
  
In [[11.10 The Devil in the Details]], Lucifer tells Sam "prison life" hasn't settled well with Michael and implies that Michael has gone insane. [[God]] later tells the Winchesters in [[11.22 We Happy Few]] that Michael is in no condition to fight [[the Darkness]].
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Kevin performs the [[spell]] and creates a new rift, and in the aftermath of the shock wave Lucifer frees himself and makes his escape, with the rift sealing behind him. Lucifer finds himself in where he believes to be Cincinnati, Ohio. As he tries to ask passersby where he is, he is ignored, with one woman believing him to be homeless. When he confronts her, she gives him money, telling him not spend it on drugs. Lucifer tosses the bill away, tells her he is Lucifer, and snaps his fingers. Nothing happens and the woman laughs, telling him her ex-husband is Lucifer as she walks away. Confused, Lucifer walks down the street, attempting to kill people with his hand gestures to no avail.
  
====[[Michael (Apocalypse World)|Alternate Universe Michael]]====
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Lucifer eventually makes it the playground where he comes across [[Castiel]] being attacked by angels. He moves to threaten the [[angel]] [[Dumah]], who has Castiel at [[Angel Blade|blade]] point. After flashing his eyes red, Dumah drops the blade and makes her escape with the other angels back to Heaven. Weakened from the loss of most of his grace, Lucifer begins coughing and takes a seat on a bench to gain his composure. Castiel approaches, wishing to know how he has returned. He notes that Lucifer has been weakened and moves to attack. Lucifer assures him he has enough strength, but that they need to talk.
The Michael of the alternate universe known as [[Apocalypse World]], he defeated his version of Lucifer when he rose from [[Hell]] and killed him.<ref name="thirteen02" /> Since then, Michael has led a war of extermination against the human race.<ref name="thirteen14">[[13.14 Good Intentions]]</ref>
 
  
After the [[Lucifer]] from the main universe crosses into Apocalypse World, he encounters this version of Michael who easily defeats Lucifer in a fight and takes him and [[Mary Winchester]] captive.<ref name="thirteen02" /> Learning of the main universe from Lucifer's mind, Michael decides to invade and destroy that world as well. To that end, Michael has [[Kevin Tran (Apocalypse World)|Kevin Tran]] use a spell from the [[Tablets|angel tablet]] and some of Lucifer's [[grace]] to open a [[portal]] between the worlds. Lucifer escapes through the portal which closes behind him. From Lucifer, [[Castiel]] and [[Asmodeus]] learn of the threat posed by this Michael's impending invasion.<ref name="thirteen07">[[13.07 War of the Worlds]]</ref> Castiel later warns the Winchesters.<ref name="thirteen13">[[13.13 Devil's Bargain]]</ref>
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The two end up at a bar where Lucifer explains all about Michael and his plans for their Earth. Castiel is disinterested in working with Lucifer, which causes Lucifer to give an impassioned speech about how they can save the world with [[Jack|his son]] and how Castiel can be redeemed in Heaven's eyes. Castiel, still skeptical, asks what's to stop Lucifer from killing him after he finds his son. Lucifer assures him that he does not want Michael to make it to their Earth, and that with God gone, they are all that's left. When Castiel suggests talking to Sam and Dean, Lucifer questions why, telling him all they will want to do is lock him back up. He tells Castiel that they need each other. Lucifer then changes the subject to his son, whom Castiel reveals is named Jack. He asks Castiel how he hid him so well, eventually figuring out that Castiel has lost him. Laughing, he asks Castiel if Jack hurt "them" before they are interrupted by the arrival of [[Asmodeus]]. Walking through the bar, Asmodeus kills the bartender with a snap of his fingers, causing Lucifer to flinch. Gaining his composure, Lucifer turns around and greets Asmodeus, mocking him as a stooge and runt. Realizing Lucifer is in a weakened state, Asmodeus uses his powers to send Lucifer and Castiel flying back into the bar.  
  
After an attempt to open a portal between the universes to rescue Mary lands the [[Nephilim]] [[Jack Kline]] in Apocalypse World,<ref name="thirteen09">[[13.09 The Bad Place]]</ref> he is captured by Michael who attempts to use Jack to open a portal between the universes big enough to lead an army through. Following [[Zachariah (Apocalypse World)|Zachariah's]] failure to trick Jack, the boy escapes with Mary and they link up with human survivors led by [[Bobby Singer (Apocalypse World)|Bobby Singer]]. After repelling an attack by Zachariah, leading to Zachariah's death, Jack becomes determined to kill Michael to protect the remaining humans of Apocalypse World.<ref name="thirteen14" /> Jack and Mary subsequently begin leading an active resistance against Michael and the angels.<ref name="thirteen18" />
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===[[Lucifer]]===
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===[[13.12 Various & Sundry Villains]]===
[[Image:Lucifer's Angelic Form.jpg|350px|left|thumb|[[Lucifer]]'s emergence from the Cage.]]
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:''"Okay, let's face it Cassandra, the truths I say hurt 'cause they're hard to swallow so people call 'em lies. Go figure."''
Lucifer is the second archangel, and refers to Michael as his older brother. He aided God and the other archangels in locking away [[the Darkness]] and become the first bearer of the [[Mark of Cain]].<ref name="ten23">[[10.23 Brother's Keeper]]</ref> After the creation of mankind, Lucifer disputed their place in creation with his brothers and with God. These arguments annoyed Gabriel, and became so severe that he voluntarily exiled himself from Heaven. Lucifer's disobedience caused him to be cast out of Heaven. As an act of defiance, Lucifer twisted a human being's soul to create the first demon, [[Lilith]]. He was then confined against his will to a Cage. Sometime after Lucifer's incarceration, started referring to him as Satan and the Devil, while demons came to revere him as their creator.
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Held prisoner at the [[Needham Asylum]] alongside [[Castiel]], Lucifer bemoans his lack of power and repeatedly attempts to convince Castiel to give him some of his grace so that Lucifer can power up again. Castiel refuses and Lucifer is repeatedly taunted by the [[demon]] [[Dipper]], earning Lucifer rebukes from Castiel for his behavior. While held prisoner together, Castiel tells Lucifer about [[Jack Kline|his son]] and what he is like.
  
In 1972, [[Azazel]] possessed a [[Father Lehne|priest]] at [[St. Mary's Convent]], and sacrificed eight nuns to speak to the imprisoned Lucifer. Lucifer tells Azazel that Lilith is needed to break the 66 Seals that hold him captive in the Cage and that he needs to find a very special child.
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After getting mad, Lucifer discovers that rage enables him to use some of his powers. When Dipper returns, Lucifer is able to pull the demon into his cell bars with telekinesis, burn through the warding on both cells, and break a stick off in Dipper's neck. Castiel [[smiting|smites]] Dipper, allowing Castiel and Lucifer the chance to escape with Lucifer armed with Dipper's [[angel blade]]. As they turn to leave, they are confronted by four demons armed with angel blades and Castiel and Lucifer work together to defeat them.
[[File:Lucifer-Sam-TheEnd.jpg|thumb|right|350px|[[Lucifer]] possessing the body of [[Sam Winchester]] in the alternate future from [[5.04 The End]].]]
 
Lucifer is freed when 66 of the 600 Seals that imprisoned him broke -- the final seal was inadvertently broken by Sam when he killed Lilith.<ref name="four22" /> While on Earth, Lucifer, with the help of the [[Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse]], caused chaos and natural disasters, with the goal of destroying humanity. Essential to Lucifer's plan is the possession of his destined [[vessel]] -- Sam Winchester. He contacts Sam, playing on their shared experience as younger brothers, and "freaks."<ref name="five03" />
 
  
Sam and Dean try to kill Lucifer with [[the Colt]], but fail as Lucifer is one of the five things in existence the gun can't kill. At the same time, Lucifer succeeds in raising and binding [[Death]].<ref name="five10" /> Sam comes up with a plan in which he will allow Lucifer to possess him and then force him into the Cage. Sam consents to the possession, but finds he cannot take control of his own body. Later when Lucifer confronts Michael at Stull Cemetery, Castiel temporarily dispatches Michael and is killed by Lucifer, but his act gives Dean time to talk to Lucifer. Dean cannot bring Sam to the surface and Lucifer savagely beats him. Then Lucifer catches a glimpse of a toy soldier shoved into a side ashtray of the [[Impala]], and a flood of emotional memories allows Sam to take over. Sam opens the portal to the Cage and jumps in, trapping Lucifer once more in Hell and taking Michael with him.<ref name="five22" />
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Following the fight, Lucifer is left exhausted from his use of power in his weakened state and rests outside of the Needham Asylum despite Castiel's warnings that more demons will be coming. Lucifer once again attempts to convince Castiel to give him some of his grace, but Castiel refuses to trust him after Lucifer's betrayal while they were fighting against [[the Darkness]]. Lucifer attempts to take Castiel's grace by force, mildly wounding Castiel with a slash from his angel blade and promising to leave Castiel some of his grace. In response, Castiel impales Lucifer with his angel blade, stating that "this is me, learning from my mistakes." In pain, Lucifer's glowing red eyes flicker a few times before going out.
  
After the release of [[the Darkness]], Lucifer is able to reach out to Sam in the form of visions to draw him to the Cage and works with [[Rowena]] to escape. Lucifer is able to escape the Cage by possessing [[Castiel]] who says "yes" because Lucifer claims to be able to defeat the Darkness.<ref name="eleven02">[[11.02 Form and Void]]</ref><ref name="eleven04">[[11.04 Baby]]</ref><ref name="eleven09">[[11.09 O Brother, Where Art Thou?]]</ref><ref name="eleven10" /> Lucifer regains control of Hell but keeps his true identity a secret from the Winchesters until they go after the [[Hand of God]]. The Hand's power was expended in 1943 and Lucifer is [[angel banishing sigil|banished]] by Sam, leaving the Winchesters determined to hunt down Lucifer and free Castiel from his control.<ref name="eleven14" /> After recovering from his banishment, Lucifer begins searching for another Hand of God and working on taking control of [[Heaven]] as well as Hell. After a failed attempt to exorcise Lucifer from Castiel, Lucifer is captured by [[Amara]]<ref name="eleven18" /> and brutally tortured before being rescued by Sam, [[Donatello Redfield]], and [[Metatron]]. Afterwards, Lucifer is reunited with God for the first time in millennia and is healed by his father.<ref name="eleven21" /> On the Winchesters' insistence, God and Lucifer sit down and reconcile with each other, after which Lucifer allies himself with the Winchesters and God against the Darkness. During a final attack on Amara, Lucifer is able to bring Amara to her knees following a combined attack by [[witch]]es, angels, and demons, but Amara recovers and fatally wounds God. When Lucifer tries to save his father, Amara yanks him from his vessel, leaving Lucifer's fate unknown to even Castiel.<ref name="eleven22" />
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===[[13.13 Devil's Bargain]]===
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:''"No. No, I always wanted to fit in, please a father I couldn't please. And now I'm gonna be a father. Probably screw it up like He did. Lucifer the great and terrible. I don't know why I said that. Stupid. I mean, it's like pretty soon, I'm not gonna feel anything, you know. I mean the more I do this, the stronger I get, the more me I become. Lucifer Prince of Darkness. King of Lies. I'm back, baby."''
  
Lucifer is revealed to have survived his expulsion by Amara and begins searching for a new vessel that could hold him.<ref name="twelve01">[[12.01 Keep Calm and Carry On]]</ref> He eventually possesses aging rock star [[Vince Vincente]],<ref name="twelve02" /> a possession he attempts to have [[Rowena]] make permanent. However, Rowena betrays him, casts a spell to accelerate Vince's decay, and banishes Lucifer to the bottom of the ocean.<ref name="twelve03">[[12.03 The Foundry]]</ref> Lucifer returns and uses an old feather to heal himself. Lucifer then sets out to kill everything in his path in revenge for God abandoning him again, burning out Vince in the attempt.<ref name="twelve07">[[12.07 Rock Never Dies]]</ref> Lucifer then goes on to possess the President of the United States [[Jefferson Rooney]] and conceives a [[Nephilim]] with [[Kelly Kline]]. Using a device from [[Arthur Ketch]], Sam is able to exorcise Lucifer from Rooney while Rowena performs a spell that apparently returned Lucifer to his Cage.<ref name="twelve08" />
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[[File:Lucifer-Jo-Grace.jpg|thumb|right|350px|Lucifer consumes a portion of [[Sister Jo|Jo]]'s [[grace]].]]
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After his fight with Castiel, Lucifer escapes to Missouri, where he finds a [[cherub]] who has caused a man and woman to fall in love. Congratulating "Cupid", Lucifer takes the cherub to an alley where he siphons out the cherub's grace. Needing more, he asks the now-human cherub where he can find more angels, but is told that there are not many left. While the cherub begins to plead for his life, Lucifer warns him that he is only human now and accidents happen, before driving his fist through the cherub's chest, killing him. After burning through the cherub's grace, Lucifer begins going through withdrawal due to not being able to find any angels among the humans. His weakened state soon leads to hunger, and he tries panhandling for money to feed himself. However, his abrasive attitude does not yield results as the passersby ignore his "begging." A homeless man named Tim who had been panhandling next to Lucifer takes pity on him and offers to feed him.
  
Unknown to everyone else, [[Crowley]] perverts the spell in order to use Lucifer for his own purposes. As a result, Lucifer is instead returned to his old vessel [[Nick]], repaired and upgraded by Crowley to permanently house Lucifer as his prison.<ref name="twelve13">[[12.13 Family Feud]]</ref> An attempt by Lucifer to escape reveals that Crowley has placed a binding spell upon Lucifer's vessel, leaving him under Crowley's control.<ref name="twelve15" /> Regularly in contact with [[Dagon]] about his son, Lucifer exposes his survival to the demons under the pretense of accepting Crowley's control and enlists the aid of [[Drexel]] in breaking his bindings.<ref name="twelve17">[[12.17 The British Invasion]]</ref> Following the death of Dagon, Lucifer escapes his bindings and apparently kills Crowley.<ref name="twelve21">[[12.21 There's Something About Mary]]</ref> As his son's birth comes, Lucifer battles the Winchesters, Crowley, and Castiel for control of the child, resulting in the deaths of Crowley and Castiel. Lucifer is ultimately trapped in the alternate universe known as [[Apocalypse World]] alongside [[Mary Winchester]].<ref name="twelve23">[[12.23 All Along the Watchtower]]</ref>
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As Lucifer goes to enter a restaurant, Tim takes him instead to the alley next to the building and begins going through the dumpster. Lucifer, confused as to why he doesn't buy food, is told by Tim that he is saving his money to get his leg fixed by [[Sister Jo]]. Lucifer assures him that nothing can be done to fix his leg and that [[faith healer|faith healers]] are all fake. When Tim explains Sister Jo's abilities, it piques his interest and prompts him to pay a visit to her.
  
Trapped in Apocalypse World, Lucifer is captured by [[Michael (Apocalypse World)|that world's version]] of [[Michael]].<ref name="thirteen02" /> From Lucifer's mind, Michael learns of the main universe and develops an interest in invading. By extracting some of Lucifer's [[grace]], Michael is able to open a [[portal]] between the worlds that Lucifer then escapes through. In a weakened state, Lucifer attempts to form an alliance with a resurrected Castiel to battle Michael, but they are captured by the last [[Prince of Hell]] [[Asmodeus]].<ref name="thirteen07" /> By working with Castiel, Lucifer manages to escape the [[Needham Asylum]]<ref name="thirteen12">[[13.12 Various & Sundry Villains]]</ref> and sets out to recharge his grace. Following a meeting with the angel [[Anael]], Lucifer becomes the King of Heaven,<ref name="thirteen13" /> but finds himself dissatisfied with the role and eventually abandons it in favor of searching for his son.<ref name="thirteen18" /><ref name="thirteen19">[[13.19 Funeralia]]</ref>
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Lucifer witnesses a glow coming from Sister Jo's hands as she heals the injured and confirms she is an angel. Confronting her afterwards, he reveals he knows Sister Jo's true name, Anael. The two converse about Anael's business acumen before Lucifer produces an angel blade and tells her he needs to recharge his grace with hers. As he advances on her, Jo offers a proposition: rather than take all her grace and have to worry about finding more angels, he can take portions from her, allowing her to recharge and offer up more of her grace as needed. Lucifer accepts the deal, After consuming a portion of her grace Lucifer mentions the cherub he killed prior, which was reported on [[angel radio]], prompting Jo to question if anyone knew Lucifer was going to visit her.
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[[File:Heaven's-Throne.png|thumb|left|350px|Lucifer sits upon Heaven's Throne.]]
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Later that night in a motel, Lucifer takes more grace from Jo before the two collapse together on a bed. Lying there, they begin talking about feeling human; Jo enjoys the sensation while Lucifer says he doesn't like it. He admits that he always wanted to be accepted by [[God]] and is worried that he will screw up with his own son, Jack.
  
After being captured by [[Gabriel]] and [[Rowena]], Lucifer is used as a power source to open a continuous [[portal]] to Apocalypse World. Escaping, Lucifer resurrects Sam and makes a deal with him in order to get to know his son.<ref name="thirteen21" /> Lucifer bonds with Jack, but is purposefully left behind in Apocalypse World by Sam, where he makes a deal with Michael.<ref name="thirteen22" />
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The next morning Lucifer lays on the bed reading a [[Bible]], commenting on how wrong it is and that God had stolen all his best lines. When Jo gets caught by the Winchesters and Castiel and leads them to Lucifer, she tells Lucifer the Winchesters think he is still weak, and when Dean attempts to restrain him, Jo and Lucifer attack. As Lucifer begins to slowly kill the three, [[Arthur Ketch]] arrives and throws a [[demon bomb]] at Lucifer, forcing him to teleport away with Jo.  
  
Returning to his own universe, Lucifer absorbs Jack's [[grace]] to become more powerful than ever before. With Lucifer poised to destroy everything, Dean becomes the [[vessel]] of the Apocalypse World Michael. With Michael powering him, Dean is able to finally kill Lucifer with an [[archangel blade]], ending Lucifer's long reign of terror.<ref name="thirteen23" />
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At the sandbox, Lucifer meets with the angel Dumah, who orders her subordinates to kill him. Lucifer warns her that even in his weakened state, she can't kill him. Instead Lucifer offers them a deal: in exchange for revealing how to create new angels and giving the angels their [[Angel Wings|wings]] back, Lucifer wishes to be named "the undisputed and unquestioned ruler in Heaven." Dumah accepts Lucifer's offer. Upon being brought to Heaven Lucifer takes his seat on [[Heaven's Throne Room|Heaven's throne]], with Jo standing next to him while the angels kneel before him.
  
===[[Raphael]]===
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===[[13.18 Bring 'em Back Alive]]===
[[File:RaphaelManifests.jpg|350px|left|thumb|[[Raphael]] manifesting in his vessel on Earth.]]
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:''"Ready or not, world, New God is open for ‘bidness’. All right, children... I shall hear your prayers. [...] Unbelievable. Losers. Whining. I can't believe Pop put up with it as long as he did."''
Raphael is first referenced when [[Sam]] and [[Dean]] investigate a case where people claim angels ordered them to kill. [[Father Reynolds]], while administering last rites to [[Father Gregory]]'s spirit, says "I call upon the archangel Raphael, master of the air, to make open the way. Let the fire of the Holy Spirit now descend, that this being might be awakened to the world beyond."<ref name="two13">[[2.13 Houses of the Holy]]</ref>
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Sitting on the floor of Heaven's Throne Room, Lucifer is playing solitaire as Jo enters the room. Lucifer asks her where she has been and why she hasn't been pitching in. Jo demands to know why Lucifer isn't commanding the angels or trying to make Heaven better. Dumah soon enters to update Lucifer on the search for his son; she reveals they do not have the manpower to search the planet properly for Jack, however Lucifer flashes his red eyes and reiterates that Jack is a priority. As Dumah leaves, Lucifer objects to his treatment by Dumah, telling Jo if God had told the angels "Scour the Earth" they wouldn't question. However, Jo tells Lucifer that if he wants to be treated like God, he should try acting like Him.
  
Raphael was the protector of the [[prophet]], [[Chuck Shurley]], and killed [[Castiel]] for attempting to stop the [[Apocalypse]]. Shortly after the breaking of the 66 Seals and [[Lucifer]]'s release from the Cage, Raphael arrived on Earth inhabiting his vessel, [[Donnie Finnerman]], and ended a conflict between angels and demons near a [[Pump 'n Go]] gas station in Maine. After he finished with the demons he immediately abandoned his vessel, leaving him catatonic, and ascended back to Heaven. The resurrected Castiel believed Raphael knew God's location, so with Dean's help he summoned Raphael and trapped him in a circle of holy fire. However, Raphael denies knowing where God is and speculates that he's dead. Castiel and Dean leave him in the circle of flames. 
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[[File:Lucifer-Prayers.png|thumb|right|350px|Lucifer attempts to be "God" by listening to humanity's prayers.]]
[[File:Raphael new vessel.jpg|thumb|right|350px|Archangel Raphael's second female vessel.]]
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Lucifer gets dressed in a tailored black suit, placing a pair of sunglasses on to complete the ensemble. He takes a seat on the throne and prepares to listen to the prayers of humanity. As Lucifer hears a chorus of prayers, a scowl comes across his face due to what he perceives as whining from humanity. As he continues listening, he picks up on an exorcism being performed and pops down to Earth as two priests attempt to remove what they believe to be Satan from a young women. Lucifer corrects the priests, telling them the demon is a simple demon named Anthony, whom he exorcises and sends back to Hell. When the priests question who he is, he reveals himself as Lucifer and that he is in charge of Heaven, which shocks the priests who scream "blasphemy" at him as they throw holy water in his face. Lucifer tries to calm them down, but quickly grows frustrated and snaps his fingers, disintegrating them.
At some point, Raphael manages to escape from the circle, and when the Apocalypse is stopped, he is prepared to restart it at all costs by releasing Michael and Lucifer. Castiel opposes him, and they find themselves in the midst of a civil war. During a skirmish Donnie Finnerman's body was destroyed by [[Balthazar]] using [[Lot's Salt]], leaving Raphael in search of a new suitable vessel. Raphael then sends an angel named [[Virgil]] to kill Balthazar and anyone else who allied with Castiel. He eventually claims a woman as his new vessel. After being threatened with [[Angelic Weapon|Heaven's weapons]] by Castiel, Raphael flees.  
 
  
Raphael is later destroyed by Castiel with a snap of his fingers after Castiel absorbs the power of all the souls of Purgatory.<ref name="six22">[[6.22 The Man Who Knew Too Much‎]]</ref>
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Back in Heaven, Lucifer vents his frustration to Jo that the universe, humans, angels -- all are flawed beyond redemption and not worth his time. Jo asks if that means he is giving up. Lucifer replies that he is just going to refocus, look for Jack and remake the universe in his image, with people to worship him and love him. Jo asks why he hasn't helped create more angels, only for Lucifer to admit that he can't do it. Jo admonishes Lucifer, telling him it's not the angels or humans or God that are killing him, it's that he's afraid that his son will have nothing but contempt for him. She tells him if he can't create, he might as well be back in the Cage. Lucifer reaches out from his seat and grabs Jo by the throat. His eyes blaze red in anger as he squeezes harder, staring at Jo, who is struggling for breath. Then he lets go and Sister Jo backs away towards the door leaving Lucifer alone.
  
===[[Gabriel]]===
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===[[13.19 Funeralia]]===
After being created by God, Gabriel dwelt in Heaven with the other archangels, but fed up with Michael and Lucifer's constant bickering and the direction it was headed, he sacrificed his position in the Host as God's greatest messenger and retreated to Earth in self-exile.  
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Lucifer is shown to have abandoned his post as the ruler of [[Heaven]] when [[Castiel]] visits. [[Naomi]] explains to Castiel that to stabilize Heaven, the other [[angels]] thought that any archangel would do, but doesn't explain about Lucifer's rule beyond calling it a "long story."
  
Dean and Sam Winchester first encountered him while he was posing on earth as an immortal demi-god known as [[the Trickster]].<ref name="two15">[[2.15 Tall Tales]]</ref> As the Trickster, Gabriel went around giving people what he judged to be their "just desserts," punishments which ironically matched their original crime. The brothers believe they killed him with a wooden stake dipped in the blood of one of his victims, he tricked them, and survived.  
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===[[13.21 Beat the Devil]]===
[[File:GabrielDead.jpg|350px|left|thumb|The "death" of [[Gabriel]].]]
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In order to power the [[portal]] to [[Apocalypse World]], the Winchesters, Castiel, [[Gabriel]], and Rowena decide to capture Lucifer with the added intention of ending his threat once and for all. As Lucifer drinks his sorrows away in a bar, he is ambushed by Gabriel and Rowena, both of whom he'd believed dead at his hands. Together, the two magically bind and subdue Lucifer.
A year later the Trickster trapped them both in a [[time loop]] where Dean died every Tuesday in different ways that proved unavoidable by any means.<ref name="three11">[[3.11 Mystery Spot]]</ref> Around Dean's hundredth death, Sam realized who is responsible for everything and confronted the Trickster. Sam demanded that the 'demi-god' free them from the loop. He reluctantly obliged. While in the real world, Dean died again, this time for good. Sam spent six months tracking the Trickster. The Trickster assumed the form of Bobby Singer and lured Sam to him. Upon realizing that it was the Trickster, Sam pleaded with him to resurrect Dean, and he agreed.
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[[File:Lucifer'sGrace.png|thumb|left|350px|Lucifer's [[grace]] slowly being drained to keep the rift open.]]
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Lucifer is taken to [[the Bunker]] where Castiel slits his throat open with an angel blade to use Lucifer's grace to continuously power the spell. Lucifer is left in the Bunker with his grace draining into the spell bowl, guarded by Rowena. Lucifer takes pleasure in tormenting Rowena who ignores him until he taunts Rowena about killing her. Rowena snaps and goes off on Lucifer, revealing in the process that Lucifer's son is in the Apocalypse World. His purpose revitalized, Lucifer breaks free and attacks Rowena who magically repels him, inadvertently blasting Lucifer through the portal to Apocalypse World and leaving the portal without a power source to keep it open.
  
Two years later, when the brothers investigate the case of an abusive husband killed by the [[Incredible Hulk]], the Trickster traps them in an alternate reality of TV shows.<ref name="five08">[[5.08 Changing Channels]]</ref> He tells them they need to "learn to play their roles", referring to their destiny as vessels for Michael and Lucifer. Sam and Dean start to suspect that the Trickster is more than he appears to be, and when they trap him in a ring of burning [[holy oil]], he reveals himself to be the archangel Gabriel. He claims that he "skipped out of Heaven, had a face transplant," and is berated by Dean for refusing to stand up to his family.
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After having his throat ripped out by a [[vampire]] and dying, Sam suddenly awakens with Lucifer at his side. Lucifer reveals that he drained the grace of several of Michael's angels he encountered along the way and, after tracking Sam down, resurrected him. Lucifer shows that he is holding back a horde of ravening vampires and explains that he has resurrected Sam because he wants Sam's help in forming a relationship with his son. Lucifer further insists that the Winchesters need his help to defeat Michael and he will find Jack with or without Sam's help.
  
Later Gabriel comes to the aid of the Winchesters and a group of [[gods]], trying to prevent a confrontation between them and Lucifer. When Lucifer arrives, Gabriel gives the few survivors an opportunity to escape while he faces his brother. Gabriel proclaims that God was right in declaring that humans are better than angels, and that Gabriel has chosen their side in the conflict. He tries to attack Lucifer from behind through trickery, but Lucifer stabs him with his own [[archangel blade]].<ref name="five19">[[5.19 Hammer of the Gods]]</ref> Though Gabriel reappeared as part of [[Metatron]]'s plot to trick Castiel<ref name="nine18">[[9.18 Meta Fiction]]</ref>, [[God]] confirms that he is dead and is unable to bring Gabriel back to aid in the final battle with [[Amara]].<ref name="eleven22">[[11.22 We Happy Few]]</ref>
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Later, Sam enters Jack and Mary Winchester's camp accompanied by Lucifer. As everyone stares at Lucifer in shock, Lucifer greets his son for the first time.
  
Eight years after his apparent death, Gabriel is revealed to be somehow alive and a prisoner of the [[Prince of Hell]] [[Asmodeus]] in the [[Needham Asylum]].<ref name="thirteen13">[[13.13 Devil's Bargain]]</ref> [[Ketch]] discovers that Asmodeus has been injecting himself with Gabriel's [[Grace Extractor|extracted]] [[grace]] to fuel his own powers. Following a brutal beating by Asmodeus, Ketch rescues Gabriel and steals his extracted grace as well as the [[archangel blade]], bringing all three to the Winchesters, who use Gabriel's grace to open a [[portal]] to [[Apocalypse World|another universe]].<ref name="thirteen17">[[13.17 The Thing]]</ref> As Sam and Castiel attempt to treat a traumatized Gabriel, they learn that he faked his death at Lucifer's hands to abscond from his responsibility once more. During an attack on [[the Bunker]] by Asmodeus, Gabriel fights back and incinerates the last Prince of Hell. He refuses to have anything to do with the coming battle against [[Michael (Apocalypse World)|an alternate universe Michael]] and departs once more.<ref name="thirteen18" />
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===[[13.22 Exodus]]===
  
At one time, Gabriel may have owned an angelic weapon called [[Gabriel's Horn of Truth]].
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==Lucifer in Lore==
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* According to ''A Dictionary of Angels'', Lucifer is erroneously equated with the Devil (the fallen angel) due to a misreading of Isaiah 14:12: "How art thou fallen from [[Heaven]], O Lucifer, son of the morning," (Lucifer connotes star, and applies to the morning star - that is, Venus - instead of an [[angel]]) an apostrophe which applied to Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon. It should be pointed out that the authors of the books of the Old Testament knew nothing of fallen or evil angels, and do not mention them. The name "Lucifer" was applied to the Devil by St. Jerome and other Church Fathers. Milton in ''Paradise Lost'' applied the name to the [[demon]] of sinful pride. Dutch writer Vondel uses Lucifer in lieu of the Devil.
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* There is an [[angel]] called [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samael Samael] in Judaic mythology (also known as "Sammael" and "Samil"), which means "poison of [[God]]" in Hebrew.
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** In Talmudic and post-Talmudic lore, Samael is an important [[archangel]]. He is considered in legend a member of the Heavenly host (with often grim and destructive duties), a [[fallen angel]] (equal to Satan), and the chief of the evil spirits. One of Samael's greatest roles in Jewish lore is that of the Angel of Death; in this capacity, he is a fallen angel but nevertheless remains one of the Lord's servants. As a good angel, Samael supposedly resides in the seventh heaven, although he is declared to be the chief angel of the fifth heaven.
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* In some traditions, Lucifer and [[Michael]] are considered twins. This is possibly due to the fact that Lucifer's story may derived from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shahar_(god) Shahar], the god of dawn in the Ugarit myth, who has a twin brother [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shalim Shalim], the god of dusk.
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* According to Hebrew Mythology [http://jnormanii.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/the-difference-between-lucifer-and-satan Lucifer and Satan are different entities.] Some people hear “Lucifer” and “Satan” and just think those are the names of the Devil.
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* Lucifer in the original Hebrew was actually Helel (hay-LALE). In a Hebrew OT, it would read in the Hebrew “Helel”, not Lucifer. The reason why it is written as Lucifer is because the authors of the Vulgate and the KJV translated the name. There was some wisdom to the translation with the next line “son of the morning.” The definition of it is “brightness” but is also the latin word for the “morning star”. Only one time does the Bible mention the word Helel, or “Lucifer”. That is in Isaiah 14:12. There’s a reason for that. It mentions what Helel’s crime was, in which he was banished from God and sentenced to everlasting torture. It says Helel exalted himself above all of the other stars of God and tried to be the god of the congregation. Helel was Satan’s name before he committed his crime.
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* Satan in the Hebrew means “the opponent” or “adversary.” There’s a reason for that too. Satan is what he became after his crime. He was the morning star, and now he’s the adversary. Since the days of Adam, he has been known as Satan. People don’t trace back what is written in Revelation 20:2 back to the serpent written of in Genesis with Adam and Eve. “And he laid hold on the dragon, THAT OLD SERPENT, which is the devil and Satan and bound him for a thousand years.”
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* In Islamic tradition, Satan (Shaytan or Iblis) is a jinn who refused to bow before Adam as men were created after his race.
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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucifer Lucifer on Wikipedia]
  
==Notes==
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==See also==
* At present, only four archangels are known to have existed ([[Michael]], [[Lucifer]], [[Raphael]], [[Gabriel]]) and only two are currently known to be alive, Michael who is trapped in [[Lucifer's Cage]] and Lucifer who has been released by [[Castiel]] to help [[God]] and the Winchesters in stopping [[the Darkness]], who eventually found himself trapped in an [[alternate universe]]. Gabriel was killed by Lucifer with his own [[archangel blade]] and Raphael was ripped apart on a subatomic level by Castiel when he absorbed the [[Leviathans]] and the countless other [[souls]] from [[Purgatory]].
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* [[Samifer]]
* In an "personal note" of the [[demon tablet]], it is said that [[Metatron]] is an archangel. Though he was never asked, he pretty much denied the statement, as he says that he was from Heaven's secretarial office before being chosen to become the Scribe of God.
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* [[Hallucifer]]
* While at first it was unknown if an [[angel banishing sigil]] would work on an archangel, Sam managed to banish [[Lucifer]] with one in [[11.14 The Vessel]], proving the sigil does in fact work against archangels. The banishment of Lucifer was also the first successful use of the sigil since [[9.01 I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here]].
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* [[Archangels]]
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* [[Fallen Angels]]
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* [[Casifer]]
  
==Archangels in Lore==
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==Lucifer in Fandom==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archangel Archangels] on Wikipedia
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* [http://community.livejournal.com/spn_lucifer/ SPN Lucifer] is an LJ community for Lucifer
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* [http://twitter.com/Lucifer_X @Lucifer_X] - Lucifer on Twitter
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* [http://twitter.com/Hallucifrnation @Hallucifrnation] - Lucifer roleplay on Twitter (the Lucifer in Sam's head)
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* [http://burnscold.tumblr.com burnscold] - Lucifer RP Tumblr Blog
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* [http://iactuallyburncold.tumblr.com iactuallyburncold] - Lucifer Rp Blog Tumblr
  
 
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Name Lucifer
Actor Kirsten Kilburn (4.22; Mouthpiece)
Bellamy Young (5.01)
Adrianne Palicki (5.03)
Mark Pellegrino (5.03, 5.10, 5.19, 5.22, 7.01, 7.02, 7.15, 7.17, 11.09, 11.10, 11.18,12.12, 12.13, 12.15, 12.17, 12.19, 12.21, 12.22, 12.23, Season 13)
Jared Padalecki (5.04 & 5.22)
Misha Collins (11.10, 11.11, 11.14, 11.15, 11.18, 11.21 & 11.22)
Emma Johnson (12.02)
Rick Springfield (12.02, 12.03 & 12.07)
Michael Querin (12.08)
David Chisum (12.08)
Dates Pre-Creation-2018 (killed by Dean Winchester)
Location
Occupation Archangel
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Dear old Dad... He finally apologized for abandoning me and whats the very next thing He does?! He ditches me... And you, too, by the way, and rides off into the sunset with auntie Amara.... He needed my help... and He'd say anything to get it... His words, your words, they mean nothing... Don't you get it? This is all meaningless! Heaven. Hell... This world... If it ever meant anything that moment is passed... Nothing down here but a bunch of hopeless distraction addicts... So filled with emptiness, so desperate to fill up the void... They don't mind being served another stale rerun of a rerun of a rerun... You know what my plan is? I don't have one! I'm just going to keep on smashing Daddy's already broken toys, and making you watch!

– Lucifer, 12.07 Rock Never Dies

History

God created the archangels: Michael, Lucifer, Raphael, and Gabriel. Lucifer, the second of the archangels created, formed an especially strong bond with his older brother Michael.[1][2]

Together they battled and defeated the Darkness, an evil older than God. After trapping the Darkness, rather than destroying her and causing a disruption in the Cosmic Balance, God created a Mark to serve as the lock and key to her cage, and gave it to His most trusted archangel -- Lucifer. The Mark eventually began assert a will of its own and began to corrupt Lucifer. [3]

Lucifer began to argue with his brothers and with God because of his contempt for humanity which was further amplified by the Mark. The arguments became so heated and bitter that Gabriel chose to leave Heaven rather than watch the fighting ensue. According to Lucifer, God commanded His angels to venerate Man, but Lucifer refused and was cast out of Heaven. As an act of defiance, Lucifer twisted a human being's soul to create the first demon, Lilith.

After Lilith was created, he went on to create the Princes of Hell: Azazel, Ramiel, Asmodeus, and Dagon.

Lucifer eventually passed the Mark on to Cain. Cain was ordered by Lucifer to create the Knights of Hell from some of the first fallen humans hand-picked by Lucifer.

Lucifer had custody of the angel tablet and placed it in one of the special crypts that he had created to store his prized artifacts.

Lucifer was confined against his will in a Cage by God. The Cage could open only if sixty-six of the six hundred seals on the Cage broke. During his confinement demons multiplied, and some worshiped Lucifer as their creator. Some angels also continued to venerate him as their leader.

In 1972, Azazel possessed a priest at St. Mary's Convent and slaughtered eight nuns in the chapel. This sacrifice enabled him, via a nun killed on the chapel's altar, to speak to the imprisoned Lucifer whose Cage was beneath the convent. Lucifer told Azazel that Lilith was needed to break the seals that held him captive in the Cage, and that Azazel had to find a very special child.[4]

Lucifer was freed when the last seal was broken inadvertently by Sam when he killed Lilith.[5] While on Earth, Lucifer, with the help of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, caused chaos and natural disasters. He intended to destroy humanity and kill Michael. Essential to Lucifer's plan was the possession of his destined vessel -- Sam Winchester.

Sam and Dean tried to find a way of defeating Lucifer without giving in to the plans of Heaven. They attempted to kill Lucifer with the Colt but failed.[6] Eventually Sam came up with a plan in which he would allow Lucifer to possess him and then force him into the Cage. The initial attempt failed, but when Lucifer confronted Michael at Stull Cemetery, Sam managed to gain enough control to fling himself and Lucifer into the Cage, pulling Michael and Adam in as well.

After Lucifer's defeat, a group of traditionalist angels, led by Raphael, hoped to release both Lucifer and Michael to complete the Apocalypse as prophesied.[7] When Sam was released from the Cage, his soul remained behind until Death retrieved it.

After the release of the Darkness, Sam experienced visions that he thought were from God, directing him to speak to Lucifer to find a way to overcome the Darkness. With Crowley's help, the three captured Rowena and she used the Book of the Damned to find a way to communicate with Lucifer without opening the Cage.

Lucifer was eventually revealed to be behind the visions Sam received and was working with Rowena to escape. Though Lucifer insisted he could defeat the Darkness, Sam refused to say yes, knowing if Lucifer won he would once more attempt to bring on the Apocalypse. Lucifer was apparently banished back to the Cage, but in reality gained the permission of Castiel to possess him.[8]

Possessing Castiel, Lucifer regained control of Hell and made Crowley his "dog". Posing as Castiel, he aided Sam and Dean in their efforts to retrieve the Hand of God from the USS Bluefin before revealing himself to them. After Lucifer learned that the Hand of God's power was expended, Sam managed to banish him and the Winchesters became determined to free Castiel from Lucifer's control.[9]

With Metatron's help they freed Lucifer,[10] and eventually Chuck and Lucifer reconciled once Chuck apologized. With Lucifer fully on their side, he, the Winchesters, and God worked on a plan to defeat Amara by imprisoning her with the Mark to maintain the Cosmic Balance. With Lucifer being the only available archangel, the group brought in the witches, demonsd and angels to weaken Amara so that God could lock her away again. With the help of Castiel, Lucifer was able to convince the angels to aid in the attack and once Amara was weakened, struck her down with a blow from his spear. However, Amara recovered before God could lock her away again and attacked God. Lucifer rushed to his father's aid, but Amara flung him against a wall and yanked Lucifer from Castiel's body.[11] When Dean checked on Lucifer after the fight, Castiel told him that Lucifer was gone from his body and he didn't know where Lucifer went.[12]

Lucifer survived his expulsion by Amara but was left weakened for a time and began searching for a new vessel. After burning out several people, Lucifer possessed aging rock star Vince Vincente. After a failed attempt by Crowley and Rowena to return him to his Cage, Lucifer kidnapped Rowena and attempted to force her to make Vince his permanent vessel. Instead, Rowena accelerated the decaying process and banished Lucifer to the bottom of the ocean.[13][13][14] Lucifer eventually returned after a couple of amateur Satanists tried to summon him and used an old feather to repair Vince temporarily. Believing God used and abandoned him, Lucifer attempted to use Vince to murder innocent people but was stopped by the Winchesters, Crowley, and Castiel. After Vince burned out, Lucifer moved on with no plan but to have fun and destroy everything in his path.[15] After possessing a couple more people and causing more mayhem, Lucifer eventually possessed President Jefferson Rooney and conceived a Nephilim with Rooney's mistress Kelly Kline. Lucifer was ultimately lured into a trap by the Winchesters, Castiel, Crowley, and Rowena, and cast from Rooney by Sam with a hyperbolic pulse generator, forcing him to vacate the president.[16]

After absorbing the grace of his son Jack Kline, Lucifer became more powerful than ever and planned to destroy everything and remake the universe in his image. In a final effort to defeat Lucifer, Dean became the vessel of the Apocalypse World Michael. With Michael powering him, Dean was finally able to kill Lucifer with an archangel blade, but with the consequence of unleashing Michael upon the world in Dean's body.[17]

Characteristics

Personality

Lucifer was once the most beautiful angel in all of existence. God loved him best of all his brothers, even more than Michael.[18] Lucifer was proud. When humanity was created, he was unwilling to accept its place in God's favor (Gabriel described it as the favorite son resenting the new baby). And when God commanded all of Heaven to love His new children more than Himself, Lucifer refused. Lucifer pleaded: "Father, I can't. These humans are flawed. Murderous!" After persistent disobedience, Lucifer was cast out of Heaven.

This enraged Lucifer, and he struck back by taking a human woman, Lilith, and stripping her of her humanity, creating the first demon. This unforgivable affront led to his imprisonment in the Cage after a losing confrontation with his brother Michael. He remained there in isolation for millennia. His goal was to be free from his Cage, and to eradicate humanity, allowing him to restore Earth to its original untainted glory. It is suggested that he would also destroy demons, his own creations, because he considers them less worthy even than humans.

Lucifer claims that he never lies, because he does not have to. He promises his vessels Nick and Sam that he will be honest with them. He also says that he sympathizes with them, both of whom are victims like himself. He goes to some lengths to get Sam's acceptance, sparing Dean's life once, and allowing Sam revenge against some of the demons that controlled his life.

Lucifer shows concern for his fellow angels, though it is the archangels he loves most. He captures Castiel, and admires the lesser angel's loyalty in refusing to reveal the presence of his friends. He invites Castiel to join him, and when Castiel refuses, Lucifer respects his decision. Lucifer is remorseful when forced to kill Gabriel, and disappointed when Michael berates him. When preparing to fight his older sibling in their pre-destined battle, Lucifer pleads with Michael to "walk off the chessboard," but Michael is determined to fulfill his destiny and serve God. Even so, when Castiel molotovs Michael with holy oil, Lucifer is outraged by the attack on his brother and obliterates Castiel.

Gabriel criticizes Lucifer, describing his actions as "one big temper tantrum." Death and Crowley make similar observations, dismissing Lucifer as "Crowley: ...a petulant child with daddy issues." and "Death: ...a bratty child having a tantrum." Nonetheless, Lucifer sees himself as a tragic figure who was punished for being right, dismissing humanity as a defective and savage race even as Gabriel argues that he prefers humanity because they at least try to do better. He refuses to accept any blame for his actions, which as Michael observes, is nothing new, and suggests that God intentionally made Lucifer a devil.

Lucifer can be highly cruel and barbarous to those who get in his way. Despite claiming to be the victim, Lucifer has absolutely no qualms about killing anyone or anything that gets in his way. Evidence of this is in 5.10 Abandon All Hope... where he has an entire town killed, and orders his demon soldiers to kill themselves to raise Death, as well as in 5.19 Hammer of the Gods when he went on a rampage and brutally slaughtered all the pagan gods (except Kali, who was rescued).

After his rescue and meeting God again, Lucifer's personality is more of a petulant child, locking himself in a room at one point after he doesn't get his way. After reconciling with God however, Lucifer is more friendly towards the Winchesters and his father, even attacking Amara in an attempt to save God when he was under attack. [11]

Vessels

Throughout the series, Lucifer has taken on a number of different vessels. With Nick and Sam Winchester, Lucifer was up front about who he was and his plans in gaining their consent. After God and Amara take their leave of Earth, however, Lucifer in his anger begins using whatever means he can to get people to become vessels.

  • Nick - Lucifer's first and current vessel. Being a plan B vessel, Nick's body was not strong enough to sustain Lucifer, gradually burning out and decaying over the course of season five, held together only through Lucifer's copious consumption of demon blood. Whether Nick died after Lucifer's possession is not known. In season twelve it was revealed Nick's body was located by Crowley, repaired, upgraded and warded to make a permanent vessel and prison for Lucifer. With the help of a demon, Drexel, Lucifer was able regain full control of the vessel from Crowley. Nick remained Lucifer's vessel until Lucifer was killed by Dean Winchester.
  • Sam Winchester - Lucifer's true vessel, which was to be used to battle Michael in the Apocalypse. Sam, however, was steadfast in denying Lucifer consent to possess his body until he concocted a plan to wrestle control from Lucifer and jump into the Cage. Sam was unable to initially regain control from Lucifer after possession but in Stull Cemetery, while witnessing Lucifer beating Dean to a bloody pulp, Sam mustered the strength to wrestle control and jump into the Cage, inadvertently dragging Michael and Adam Milligan with him.
  • Castiel - When the Darkness was released and Sam began having violent visions of his time in Hell, he came to the conclusion that God was sending him signs that they needed to see Lucifer to understand how to stop Amara. In reality, the visions came from Lucifer himself, who was able to reach through the cracks that the Darkness' release caused in the Cage and make contact with Sam and Rowena. When Lucifer's attempts to coax Sam into agreeing to be his vessel failed, Lucifer began beating on Dean and Castiel in an attempt to force Sam to agree. When he was about to kill Castiel, Castiel consented to being his vessel, believing he was the only one that could stop Amara. While Jimmy Novak's body was a stronger vessel than Nick, Lucifer's possession still brought a toll on it, and it would have eventually burned out. During the final confrontation with the Darkness Lucifer was forcefully ripped out of the vessel by Amara.
  • Unnamed vessels - After Amara ripped Lucifer from Castiel's vessel, a weakened Lucifer attempted to find a new host. He first took possession of a random man before burning through an entire family (father, mother, teenage daughter, and teenage son).
  • Vince Vincente - After skipping through a series of random and unsuitable hosts, Lucifer found a suitable vessel in Vince Vincente, an aging rocker. Promising he would be with his deceased partner and be able to save his sister, Vince agreed to become Lucifer's vessel. As Vince Vincente, Lucifer began to enjoy life as a rock star, believing it the closest thing to being God on Earth due to the adulation. However, as strong as Vince's body was, it soon began to deteriorate. When Lucifer recruited Rowena to repair Vince's body, she betrayed him, acting instead to accelerate the body's decomposition and banish him to the bottom of the ocean. Lucifer was, however, able to restore his vessel after coming across one of his fossilized feathers as a short-term fix. When his confrontation with the Winchesters, Crowley, and Castiel necessitated his exit, Vince's body immediately rotted away after Lucifer vacated it.
  • Wallace Parker - A CEO and billionaire philanthropist, Wallace Parker was Lucifer's first vessel after Vince Vincente, Lucifer having clearly decided to use powerful figures rather than average people as vessels. Parker, like other vessels, proved unsuitable and quickly burned out.
  • Archbishop of St. Louis - After Wallace Parker burned out as a vessel, Lucifer jumped to one of Wallace's close friends, the archbishop of St. Louis. However, soon after taking possession a priest realized the archbishop was possessed when he witnessed crosses being inverted in the archbishop's presence. Believing this to indicate a demonic possession, the priest and the rest of the staff attempted an exorcism, which only led to Lucifer brutally slaughtering everyone before leaving the archbishop's decaying body.
  • President Jefferson Rooney - Lucifer was able to appeal to President Rooney's devoutly religious views by promising to bring a true era of spirituality to America if he became his vessel. Lucifer continued Rooney's sexual relationship with the president's mistress, Kelly Kline, and was given the idea to sire a child during one of these dalliances. Lucifer was soon found out due to Crowley's connections to the White House/Washington D.C., and in a confrontation in a motel room, Sam was able to force him out of President Rooney's body with the help of a hyperbolic pulse generator from the British Men of Letters. Unbeknownst to everyone in the room, however, Crowley was able to pervert Rowena's spell that would have sent Lucifer back to the Cage, causing it to send him to his lair where Crowley had prepared Lucifer's original vessel, Nick, to contain him.

Nicknames

  • In Supernatural, he has been referred to as: the Adversary, the Serpent, Satan, the Devil and the Morning Star. According to Lucifer, the name "the Devil" was a man-given title; humans gave him this title/name for his bad reputation. Lucifer tells Nick that the title doesn't fit and that he was cast down for loving God too much. The name of his first vessel, Nick, is also a common term for Lucifer.
  • In fandom, Lucifer is sometimes referred to as "Lucy" or "Luci." In the episode 5.19 Hammer of the Gods, Gabriel greets Lucifer as "Lucy" although this was a play on his name referring to the show I Love Lucy. Balthazar also refers to him as "Lucy" in a conversation with Sam during 6.11 Appointment in Samarra. Sam's hallucination of Lucifer refers to himself as "Luci" in 7.15 Repo Man. In religion he is known as "The Morning Star" after he fell and was sent directly to perdition. The demon Casey mentioned that Lucifer means "light bringer" in 3.04 Sin City.
  • Asmodeus called him "Lou" in 13.07 War of the Worlds.

Powers and abilities

  • Molecular combustion - Can atomize living beings at a subatomic level with the snap of his fingers. Using this power, he can kill angels, demons, and humans.
  • Dreamwalking - Can enter any human's dreams.
  • Healing/Resurrection - Can easily heal wounds and revive the deceased.
  • Immune to the Colt (can harm, but not kill).[6]
  • Immune to standard angel blades,
  • Mental projection - Can mentally project himself and send visions.
  • Super strength
  • Telekinesis
  • Telelpathy - Can communicate through thought from vast distances.
  • Teleportation - Lucifer can teleport himself and others anywhere.[2]
  • Time travel - Like all angels, Lucifer can bend time.
  • Exorcism - Lucifer is able to exorcise lower demons back to Hell with great ease.[19]
  • Resurrection - Lucifer can resurrect the dead.
  • Smiting - Like all angels, Lucifer can smite lower beings. While super-charged, he believed himself strong enough to smite Dean Winchester and Apocalypse World Michael while Michael was using Dean as a vessel.[17]

Weaknesses

Episodes

Lucifer speaking through the body of a dead nun.

3.04 Sin City

Lucifer is first mentioned by the demon Casey. Casey claims that demons have a belief system just like humans, but while humans believe in God as a higher power, demons view Lucifer in the same regard. Casey tells Dean Winchester that Lucifer was once an angel, and that his name means "light-bringer." Casey also states that no demon has ever actually seen Lucifer.

Season 4

"You must find me a child... a very special child...."

Although for different reasons, both members of the Host of Heaven and demons are trying to break the 66 Seals so that Lucifer can be released. Castiel informs Dean that once he is freed, Lucifer will spread chaos, and Hell will follow him. Uriel describes Lucifer as a very powerful archangel who hated humanity and defended the angels by not bowing to it. Uriel wants Lucifer to rise to power again, and tries to recruit other angels to his cause, killing those who refuse. Anna Milton kills Uriel before he can kill Castiel. Zachariah tells Dean that he has a role in stopping the Apocalypse, but eventually reveals that their true plan was to allow Lucifer to be released so that the archangel Michael could kill Lucifer after the Apocalypse had begun.

Lucifer enters Nick, and manifests on Earth.

Demons want to free Lucifer so that he will lead them, and take over the Earth. Ruby tells Sam Winchester that, in an act of defiance, Lucifer created the first demon by corrupting a human soul: Lilith. The demons' plan is set in motion in 1972, when Azazel manages to speak to Lucifer through the door of the Cage, which opens at St. Mary's Convent, in Ilchester, Maryland.[4] According to Ruby, Lilith is the only one who can break the final seal and free Lucifer.

The truth is, Lilith herself is the seal, and her death breaks it. This is only revealed after Ruby manipulates Sam into killing Lilith, finally freeing Lucifer.[4]

5.01 Sympathy for the Devil

"You people misunderstand me. You call me 'Satan' and 'devil,' but... Do you know my crime? I loved God too much. And for that, he betrayed me—punished me. Just as he's punished you. After all, how could God stand idly by while that man broke into your home and butchered your family in their beds? There are only two rational answers, Nick—either he's sadistic, or he simply doesn't care. You're angry. You have every right to be angry. I am angry, too. That's why I want to find him—hold him accountable for his actions. Just because he created us doesn't mean he can toy with us, like playthings."
Lucifer meets Sam Winchester.

Lucifer is released from his Cage and immediately seeks out a suitable vessel to inhabit. He finds a widower named Nick, whose wife and child were butchered by a man that broke into their home. Lucifer causes Nick to hallucinate. Nick, lying in bed, finds himself covered in blood. He jumps up and turns on the light; the blood is gone, but his dead wife appears by the bed. Later, while boxing up his child's things, he hears crying over the baby monitor, and sees blood dripping from his child's crib. In a dream, Lucifer comes to Nick in the form of his wife, and asks his consent to act as a vessel. He promises to avenge the deaths of Nick's family if Nick will give in to him. Nick agrees. White light engulfs the room as he enters Nick's body.

5.03 Free to Be You and Me

"Sam. My heart breaks for you. The weight on your shoulders. What you've done. What you still have to do. It is more that anyone could bear. If there was some other way... but there isn't."

At the beginning of the episode, a sleeping Sam rolls over and sees his long-deceased girlfriend Jessica lying beside him. He embraces the illusion, and they discuss her death and Sam's fate. She says she is trying to protect him from himself. At the end of the episode, in a dream, they speak again. She tells him he cannot change and he insists that he can, that there is reason to hope. Her voice and form change. Sam turns around, and sitting beside him is Lucifer. Lucifer cannot come to Sam's location directly because of the runes that Castiel carved onto Sam's ribs, and Sam will not tell him where he is. Lucifer explains that Sam was present during his rising not only to kill Lilith, but to serve as his vessel. Nick is only acting as an improvised vessel for the time being; he is not strong enough, and can barely contain him. It is Sam that Lucifer needs. Sam threatens to kill himself, but Lucifer assures him that he would be resurrected. Lucifer shows Sam sympathy, but assures Sam that in the end, he will consent. He then vanishes.

Lucifer in his true vessel in the year 2014.

5.04 The End

"You know why God cast me down? Because I loved him. More than anything. And then God created... You. The little... hairless apes. And then he asked all of us to bow down before you—to love you, more than him. And I said, 'Father, I can't.' I said, 'These human beings are flawed, murderous.' And for that, God had Michael cast me into Hell. Now, tell me, does the punishment fit the crime? Especially, when I was right? Look at what six billion of you have done to this thing, and how many of you blame me for it."

Through a street preacher, Zachariah finds Dean and sends him five years into the future so that Dean can see the repercussions which will follow if he refuses to be Michael's vessel. In the year of 2014, Dean travels with the older version of himself, Future!Dean, and a battalion of other hunters, including Future!Castiel, to Detroit to confront the Devil. In this future, Sam consented to serve as a vessel, and the world is ending. Future!Dean tries to use the Colt on Lucifer, but he snaps Future!Dean's neck with his heel. Lucifer, wearing Sam, tells the Dean of the past that he does not want to destroy the world, but to rid it of an imperfection. He insists that he was unfairly cast out. Dean, however, dismisses Lucifer's claims, informing Lucifer that, for all his fine words, he is nothing more than a bigger version of the thing that Dean has been squashing all his life. Dean vows to return to the past and stop this, but Lucifer tells Dean that Sam will always consent to him in Detroit; no matter what they do, Sam will become his vessel. Zachariah then retrieves Dean and he returns to his current year.

5.10 Abandon All Hope...

"I was a son. A brother, like you, a younger brother, and I had an older brother who I loved. Idolized, in fact. And one day I went to him and I begged him to stand with me, and Michael—Michael turned on me. Called me a freak. A monster. And then he beat me down. All because I was different. Because I had a mind of my own."
Dean attempts to kill Lucifer with the Colt.

Lucifer is in Carthage, Missouri, on a mission to summon Death, one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. He manages to trap Castiel inside a ring of holy oil and his demons trap Sam, Dean, Jo, and Ellen. Lucifer speaks to Castiel, asking him whether he came with the Winchesters. Castiel lies that he came alone, but Lucifer is not fooled, though he admires the other angel's loyalty. Castiel asks about his vessel, which is breaking down slowly. Lucifer invites Castiel to join him, reasoning that as two of Heaven's castoffs they are on the same side, and Heaven will hunt Castiel if they manage to defeat Lucifer. Castiel refuses. Meg approaches her father, asking what to do with the Winchesters, and Lucifer tells her to leave them be, and gives her a reassuring touch.

Lucifer begins conducting the ritual to free Death. The Winchesters locate him, and while Sam distracts him, Dean shoots him in the head with the Colt. He crumples to the ground, but after a few moments reawakens, and slowly gets to his feet. He flings Dean against a tree and continues work on the ritual. When Sam asks him about the missing townspeople, Lucifer reveals that the women and children are in the mass grave he has been filling in, and that all the men are possessed. He tries to convince an aghast Sam that it was necessary and insists that Sam should understand what he is doing, as someone who has always been out of place in his own family.

Lucifer completes the ritual by commanding the demons around him to sacrifice themselves. Castiel, who has managed to escape, takes Sam and Dean away. Lucifer sees, but does not interfere. He turns and greets Death.

Lucifer attacks the pagan gods.

5.19 Hammer of the Gods

"You know, I never understood you pagans, always fighting, always happy to sell out your own kind. No wonder you forfeited this planet to us. You are worse than humans. You're worse than demons. And yet you claim to be gods... And they call me prideful."

Lucifer arrives at the hotel where the pagan gods are gathered after getting a call from Mercury. His vessel is further degraded. He accuses Mercury of being a traitor and slaughters the other gods. He is about to kill Kali when Gabriel who has been posing as Loki for millennia and formed an attachment to Kali and the Winchesters in that guise, intervenes. He tells Lucifer that he has no legitimate grievance, he is only jealous that humanity replaced him in God's affections. Gabriel says he is not on Lucifer's side or Michael's but that he has come to agree with God, that humanity is better than them, noting that many of them try to overcome their flaws where the angels are content to repeat their mistakes. Gabriel then tries to stab Lucifer from behind, using an illusion to keep him distracted, but Lucifer sees through the charade and impales his brother with the angel blade. Lucifer stands over his brother's body, crying.

After their escape, Sam and Dean play a porn DVD Gabriel gave Dean. In it Gabriel tells them they may be able to re-imprison Lucifer, and that the keys capable of opening and then re-imprisoning him in Lucifer's Cage are the rings of Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. He says that Lucifer does not know about them.

5.22 Swan Song

"We're going to kill each other. And for what? One of Dad's tests. And we don't even know the answer. We're brothers. Let's just walk off the chessboard."
Lucifer doodling a Devil's Trident in the frosted window.

Sam and Dean track Lucifer to Detroit, Michigan, with the intention of tricking the Devil back into his cage. Lucifer waits for them in a dilapidated building with his demon subordinates. He has two of them escort Dean and Sam, prepared with demon blood, into his presence. Sam makes a show of bargaining, but Lucifer stops him, revealing that he knows about the rings, and Sam's plan. All the same, Sam moves forward, and says "yes" to Lucifer. The archangel abandons his vessel to enter Sam. For a moment, the two are incapacitated, giving Dean time to open the portal to Lucifer's Cage using the Horsemen's Rings. Sam appears to be in control, and attempts to throw himself into the portal, but Lucifer reveals that he controls Sam, and is only messing with Dean. He closes the gate, takes the Horsemen's rings, and teleports to another location.

He speaks to Sam, and allows Sam to speak, by looking in a mirror.

Lucifer: I've been waiting for you a long time [...] I'm not the bad guy here [...] I'm your real family [...] Who are you really angry with? Me? Or that face you see in the mirror?
Sam: I'm gonna rip you apart from the inside out!
Lucifer: Such anger, young Skywalker.

Lucifer then offers an olive branch to his host by killing the demon-possessed people from Sam's past who manipulated his life, moving him toward this moment.

The next day, Lucifer appears in Stull Cemetery, the place of his final confrontation with Michael. He tries to reason with Michael by questioning God's purpose, and blaming him for making him into Satan. He insists that he does not want to kill his brother, but will fight to the death if he must. Michael refuses to back down and is determined to be a "good son" to their Father. Before they can begin their battle, Dean arrives in the Impala and demands to speak with Sam, but Lucifer testily refuses. Michael orders Dean to leave but is unexpectedly banished when Castiel throws a molotov cocktail of holy oil at him.

Outraged that Castiel would strike his brother, Lucifer snaps his fingers and obliterates him. He then attacks Dean, prompting Bobby to shoot Lucifer several times without effect; Lucifer responds by telekinetically snapping Bobby's neck. The archangel continues to hit Dean, promising to break every one of his bones before killing him. As he raises his fist to strike, Lucifer catches sight of an old army toy stuck in the backseat ashtray of the Impala, which Sam put there in his childhood. Suddenly, Lucifer is overwhelmed as memories bring Sam to the surface, and his love for Dean allows Sam to momentarily take control of the Devil. Sam re-opens the portal. Before he can throw himself in, Michael arrives, arguing that he must fight Lucifer, that it is his destiny to do so, but Sam closes his eyes and falls backwards into the doorway. Michael grabs hold of him to stop him from falling, but is pulled in with his brother and the two plummet into the abyss together. The Cage closes behind them, leaving the red hot rings behind.

Season 6

Dean believes that the resurrected Sam might still being hosting Lucifer, which would explain his emotionless behavior. However, Castiel later dissuades him, saying, "If Lucifer escaped the cage, we would have felt it," indicating that something else is wrong with Sam. Later, through an extremely painful procedure, Castiel determines that when Sam was raised from Lucifer's Cage, his soul was somehow left behind. Castiel speculates that Lucifer and Michael are probably abusing his soul, as they see their imprisonment as Sam's fault. Castiel thinks that the restoration of Sam's badly damaged soul would cause irrevocable physical and mental harm. When Death returns Sam's soul, he erects a mental wall that prevents Sam from remembering his experiences in Hell.

Season 7

Lucifer does not physically appear, rather a hallucination of Lucifer manifests to torment Sam after the mental wall in Sam's mind is destroyed by Castiel, causing all the memories of the Cage to come flooding back to Sam.

8.17 Goodbye Stranger

It is revealed that Lucifer has a series of crypts buried around the world containing important things, including the angel tablet. Only those closest to him know their locations, including Azazel, so when Crowley goes after the tablet, he tortures Meg for the locations as she knew from her time with Azazel. Eventually Dean and Castiel find the tablet in an angel-proofed box in one of his crypts.

9.11 First Born

When Dean and Crowley try to hunt down the location of the First Blade, their location spell takes them to the residence of the demon Cain. After fighting off a small wave of demons that were able to track Dean and Crowley, Cain tells Dean that the First Blade will only work with the Mark of Cain. Cain then tells them the story of how he came to get the Mark, that it wasn't God that his brother Abel was speaking to, but rather Lucifer. Unable to watch his brother become the corrupted "pet" of Lucifer, Cain makes a deal: Abel's soul in Heaven for Cain's soul in Hell. Lucifer accepts, but only if Cain is the one to kill Abel. And with that the Knights of Hell were born.

11.09 O Brother Where Art Thou?

"You see Sam, when the Darkness descended the impact on Hell was massive. The Cage was damaged. Through the fissures I was able to reach out. It wasn’t God inside your head Sam. It was me. So you see, he’s not with you. He’s never been with you. It was always... just... me. So I...I guess I am your only hope."
Lucifer is summoned.

After having a vision of being face-to-face with Lucifer in the Cage, Sam convinces Dean to go along with his plan to visit Lucifer's Cage once more. They meet with Crowley under a bridge, who tells them there may be a way to communicate with Lucifer and protect Sam through the Book of the Damned. Crowley has his minions track Rowena down, and makes a deal with her to find a spell to let them to communicate with Lucifer without opening the Cage. When Rowena is able to decode the proper spell, Sam, Crowley, and Rowena journey to the furthest reaches of Hell; there in "limbo" Rowena successful performs the spell. As the holy fire around the warded cage rises higher and higher, Lucifer suddenly appears in the shadows with glowing red eyes. As he steps from the shadows, he appears in the form of Nick. After exchanging pleasantries with Crowley, he notices Sam. Sam tells him of the Darkness being released and presses Lucifer for information. Lucifer questions Sam about the whereabouts of God; Sam tells him he believes God has been communicating to him through visions, and the visions tell Sam to seek Lucifer. Lucifer tells Sam what he knows of the Darkness: that she is powerful, but lacks God's experience, and that obviously God wants him to help stop the Darkness like he did before. When Sam realizes that Lucifer is seeking to use him as a vessel to get topside, Sam outright refuses. Lucifer keeps pressing him that this is what God wants, but Sam still refuses. As Sam begins to walk away, the illuminated spell-work on the cage begins to fade; Sam turns and sees the fire around the cage is dying. As the flames extinguish a panicked Crowley asks what is happening, and is whisked away by Rowena.

Lucifer motions for Sam to come closer and suddenly Sam is in the cage with Lucifer. Sam, terrified, backs into the corner of the cage; as Lucifer approaches, he puts up his hands in a defensive motion. Sam takes a deep breath; his terror replaced by his stoic faith, telling Lucifer this is what God told him would happen, and he is going to have to go with it. However, it is then that Lucifer reveals to Sam that when the Darkness was released, the impact was massive enough it reached Hell and damaged the Cage, and through the fissures he was able to reach out and communicate with Sam by implanting visions of the Cage in his head. He tells Sam that God was never with him. Lucifer turns to look at Sam, smiling, satisfied. The fear has returned to Sam’s face. Sam shakes his head, in disbelief as a single tear rolls down his face.

11.10 The Devil in the Details

"Oh, don't get me wrong, I don't like you. I never liked you. You're... you're sort of prissy. But in this moment, when you stood toe to toe with me and won, I gotta say, you had balls kid... You were willing to do the hard thing, if it meant saving the world... That’s not you anymore. You’ve gone soft, Sammy."

Sam remains defiant after Lucifer reveals his machinations, telling him he is ready for the taunting and torture. But Lucifer tells Sam that, despite the suffering he could inflict, he doesn't want to hurt Sam. Instead Lucifer tells him he has an offer for Sam he can't refuse, and touches Sam's forehead, engulfing the two in light. The two are transported to a park, a memory from Sam's childhood, from when Sam was a teenager and made out with a classmate. When Sam questions Lucifer why they are there, Lucifer reveals it's to show who Sam used to be: bold, decisive, and a hero -- things Lucifer tells Sam he isn't anymore. Next Lucifer takes Sam to Stull Cemetery, where they witness the fight with Michael. Here, Lucifer tells Sam that while he doesn't like him, he respects him for being able to beat him. Finally Lucifer takes Sam to the moment he and Amelia Richardson learned that her husband, Don Richardson, was still alive. Lucifer admonishes Sam for not looking for Dean. Sam defends himself for his choice, but Lucifer brings up how Sam didn't close the Gates of Hell because of Dean, and how he would do anything to save Dean, no matter the consequences. Lucifer concludes their trip down memory lane by telling Sam in order to defeat the Darkness, he has to be ready to die and has to be prepared to see the ones he loves die, something which Lucifer doesn't believe is in Sam to do anymore.

Lucifer and Sam, in one of Sam's memories.

Back in the holding cell, Lucifer tries to get Sam to say yes, by reminding him that Gabriel and Raphael are dead, God is MIA, and Michael is in no shape to fight anything. Sam, steadfast, refuses Lucifer. This angers Lucifer, causing him to change his tactics and begin beating on Sam. In the waiting room, Dean is able to hear the fight going on, and runs to Sam with Castiel in tow. They arrive at the cage, and are zapped inside by Lucifer. Castiel produces an angel blade from his sleeve, but before he can attack, Lucifer tells them their fight needs ambiance and snaps his fingers which causes the song "Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel" to be piped in. He begins to dance a bit before Castiel finally attacks him. The two fight, while Dean rushes to Sam, to tell him they need to last five minutes against Lucifer. Sam and Dean join the fight, however their punches have no effect on Lucifer, who easily shrugs them off. Lucifer grabs Dean by the throat and threatens Sam to say "yes" or watch Dean die. Before Sam can do anything Castiel rushes Lucifer, freeing Dean. As Lucifer beats on Castiel in the corner, he asks him for any last words and disappears in flash of white light.

Later, in the waiting room, while Crowley and Rowena are having a moment together, Castiel appears in the room. His body language slowly starts to change and he proclaims himself to be Lucifer. Shocked, Crowley wishes to know how it's possible, as Rowena completed the spell. Before Lucifer was going to strike Castiel down, Castiel asked if he really could beat the Darkness; when Lucifer said he could, Castiel consented to being possessed, anchoring Lucifer, causing Rowena's spell to not work. As Crowley tries to flee, Lucifer flings him to the wall and approaches Rowena. He removes the witchcatcher from her neck and tells her she deserves a reward for her help in freeing him. As Lucifer closes in seemingly to kiss Rowena, he asks her if anyone else is capable of opening the Cage. When Rowena tells him only she is capable, he snaps her neck, twisting it around her body. Lucifer sighs and takes a seat in front of Crowley, telling him they need to chat.

Lucifer blows up the angel Nithael.

11.11 Into the Mystic

"Well, I'm not looking for a fight. In fact, I am your only hope at beating the Darkness. I heard you, uh... Heard you kids had your big shot at the title, and you missed it. You don't need to be afraid, brother. I am out of that awful, awful cage. And I'm here to save you all. Lucifer ex Machina."

The newly-freed Lucifer attempts to soak in his freedom by visiting a park and feeding some ducks. He takes a seat on a bench and looks around at the people in the park, when he notices an angel, Nithael, walking in the distance. He raises himself up and begins walking down a nature trail, eventually stopping to admire a tree and the beauty of nature as Nithael catches up to him with his angel blade drawn. As Nithael attempts to attack Lucifer, Lucifer halts him, telling him he comes in peace and that he is their only hope in stopping the Darkness after Heaven's failed attempt to smite her. He says he is here to save them all, "Lucifer ex machina." Nithael tells Lucifer that the Darkness cannot be destroyed, but he can, and goes for an attack. Lucifer snaps his fingers, blowing Nithael up, killing him.

When Dean needs to retrieve some gold blades from the Bunker, he is surprised to find "Castiel" rummaging through files. Lucifer tells Dean that he is looking for a spell to use on Amara, telling Dean he had a shot when she was weak, but failed to kill her. Dean admits to "Castiel" that he had two shots at killing Amara and failed. Lucifer tells Dean that they are connected by the Mark of Cain, but Dean tells him there is more to it. Lucifer questions if it is an attraction; Dean isn't sure how to label it, but tells him he is scared. Lucifer comforts Dean, telling him they will find a way to stop Amara. Before Dean leaves he has "Castiel" promise to keep what they talked about between them. Lucifer agrees, smirking as Dean leaves.

Lucifer holds court with his new "doggie" Crowley.

11.14 The Vessel

"Oh, it's just -- I don't need you anymore. I mean, Dean's the one with the link to Amara, why have I been trying to spare you? I mean maybe it's because you're like the girl who kept turning me down at the prom. I will touch your soul. Just because you asked so nicely, and I'll use your spell to blast through the warding and retrieve Dean and the uh, Hand of God, and then when Dean comes back and he finds this place decorated with your guts, I will tell him the truth, Sam. I'll just say, 'Dean' -- 'Dean… he knew the risks. He wouldn't take no for an answer.'"

An uninterested Lucifer is holding court with demons in Crowley's Lair, when the demon Simmons steps forward asking for some form of direction so they can track Amara down. She is interrupted by a caged Crowley. Lucifer, having broken Crowley and made him his "dog," wishes to hear what he has to say. Some time later, demons arrive with a cache of weapons from Lucifer's Crypts, of which the meager amount of weaponry annoys Lucifer. As he speaks with Crowley, he reveals that he knows Crowley is only faking loyalty and is just waiting for the opportunity to regain the throne. While they talk, they are interrupted by a phone call from Dean, which forces him to put on his "Cas voice."

At the Bunker, Lucifer tells Sam and Dean that the Hand of God may be just what they need to stop the Darkness and tells them he can take them back to 1944 to retrieve it from the sub. While Sam protests the risks of time travel, Dean insists it's their best plan. Lucifer assures Sam he won't leave Dean's side before they depart. Due to the sub being warded against all supernatural interference, Lucifer is not able to make it past the hull and has to leave Dean alone in the sub. Lucifer informs Sam about what happened. Sam realizes there may be a way to break through the warding with a spell, only to realize that the spell would require the power of an archangel.

Sometime later, Sam finds "Castiel" preparing the "spell of gathering." While Sam insists its a waste of time, "Castiel" tells him he is stronger than he thinks. Sam instead asks him to tap into his soul for power to make the trip back for Dean. This causes Lucifer to finally break and begin laughing, revealing his true self to Sam. He proceeds to pin Sam to the wall, questioning why he has sparing him, given he will never become his vessel again. He tells Sam he will touch his soul, and when he blows Sam's guts all over the Bunker he will tell Dean how much Sam insisted on it despite the danger. Lucifer then places his hand inside Sam, touching his soul. As Sam passes out from the pain, Castiel is able to wrestle control to keep Lucifer from killing Sam. He tells Sam he can't eject Lucifer, because he is the only one that can retrieve Dean. Lucifer regains control and travels back to 1944 to get Dean. Once back at the Bunker with the Hand of God, Sam warns Dean that it's not Cas, leading to Lucifer pinning Dean to the wall. As he picks up the Hand of God, he is dismayed to find that it has been "kicked" due to Delphine using it to destroy the German destroyer. Dean taunts Lucifer, causing him to advance on Dean, however Sam had drawn an angel banishing sigil with his blood and activates it before Lucifer can get to Dean.

11.15 Beyond the Mat

"You really thought you could double-cross me? Me? You know I invented the double-cross. Like literally. Of course, I couldn’t have orchestrated all of this without the lovely, talented Simmons here. She, um, she hates you, B-T-Dubs."

Lucifer is in Crowley's Lair directing the various demons on finding leads on another Hand of God artifact. He notices Crowley off to the side scrubbing the floor with a tooth brush. He asks him if he has anything to add; when Crowley doesn't Lucifer tells him to return to his task, only using his tongue to lick the floor instead.

Crowley makes his escape with the help of Simmons, and makes his way to his lock-up. Lucifer reveals that his escape was a ruse and he had Simmons break him out so he could get his hands on the Rod of Aaron. Lucifer first threatens the pain he will inflict on Crowley before turning his attention to the crate which holds the rod, only to find it is empty, and that Crowley is in possession of the weapon. Crowley uses the Rod of Aaron to smack Lucifer across the room and as he begins to absorb the power, he focuses his attack on Lucifer. Simmons, however, throws herself in front of the blast, protecting Lucifer. When Crowley attempts to blast Lucifer again, he finds that he has used all the rod's power and is sent flying back by Lucifer. Before Lucifer can finish Crowley off, he finds that he has escaped.

Lucifer assaults Crowley inside his and Castiel's vessel.

11.18 Hell's Angel

"I don't have to tell you people what a mess mankind is. The Salem Witch Trials... Third Reich... Twin Towers. And, sure, every once in a while, He'll send down a little plague to straighten them out, but it's nothing permanent. Humanity brought us Hiroshima and got a redo. I merely questioned His priorities, and I got the boot."

After sending his demons on a worldwide search for Crowley, Lucifer enters Heaven where he meets and kills Jofiel. He gathers the rest of the angels to talk them into trusting his aid in the coming battle with the Darkness, citing again that he was right about how bad humans were. The angels eventually agree to listen to his command, but an attack from the Darkness disturbs everyone in Heaven.

Later on, Sam, Dean, Crowley, and Rowena summon Lucifer to a church with the promise of giving him the Horn of Joshua. Sam ignites a ring of holy fire around the archangel once he arrives, as Dean uses an angel suppressing sigil to get Castiel to talk to them. Lucifer proves too powerful for the sigils to work, and they eventually fail. Desperate, Crowley decides to enter the vessel to try and speak with Castiel himself. Unfortunately, Castiel has lost most interest in the war, allowing Lucifer (in the form of Nick) to approach Crowley and attack him. Just as Lucifer is about to kill Crowley up against a wall, Sam and Dean exorcise Crowley, thus saving his life. Lucifer takes back control of the vessel and approaches the brothers, since the wardings have worn off.

He is interrupted in his torturing of Sam and Dean when Amara bursts in, looking for Rowena, who had been assisting the brothers. Having taken the Horn of Joshua, Lucifer attacks Amara with it. The weapon combined with Lucifer's powers prove too weak to even harm the Darkness. Amara brings Lucifer towards her and takes him elsewhere for a "nice long chat." Amara tells a bloodied Lucifer that she is going to use "God's favorite, his first son" as bait, brushing aside his suggestion that they could work together against God. She proceeds to torture the archangel, causing Lucifer to begin screaming in agony.

God heals Lucifer of his injuries.

11.21 All in the Family

"Want me to beg Daddy to come rescue his screw-up of a son? I'm no fan of Pops, but he did make all of... you know, everything. And that's something that you could never do, because all you ever wanted was nothing. It's not too inspiring, is it?... You're strong, Amara. You may defeat him. But you will never be him."

In an old grain silo, Lucifer continues to be tortured by Amara who knocks him out after his continued mockery of her. Amara then broadcasts a message to Dean, telling him she knows God is back and that if he comes into contact with Him, to let Him know that Lucifer is in bad shape as is his vessel, Castiel.

Dean distracts Amara, while Sam and Metatron locate Lucifer with the help of the new prophet Donatello Redfield. Lucifer mocks the group but agrees to help the Winchesters defeat Amara due to the torture she inflicted upon him. Lucifer also promises to set aside his differences with God as the conflict with Amara is a greater issue. Metatron frees Lucifer from his magical bindings, but Lucifer is unable to teleport them out. After Donatello senses Amara coming, he, Sam, and Lucifer flee in the Impala while Metatron stays behind, ultimately sacrificing himself to buy them time to get away.

As they make their way down the road, Amara appears in the middle of it and traps the group. Amara prepares to kill the three, but the Impala is unexpectedly teleported to the Men of Letters Bunker. There, God explains that He rescued them from Amara. Weak and leaning heavily on a door frame, Lucifer sees God for the first time since his imprisonment in the Cage and the two greet each other for the first time in millennia, commenting on how much the other has changed. God then waves His fingers and heals all of Lucifer's injuries from Amara's torture, stunning him.

11.22 We Happy Few

"No, you betrayed me. You gave me the Mark to lock her away, and when it changed me – when it did what the Mark inevitably does – you threw me away."
Lucifer is ripped out of his vessel.

Lucifer and God's reunion quickly devolves into bickering between father and son, with Chuck blocking Lucifer's powers as a safeguard. Incensed that God will not apologize to him, Lucifer storms off and locks himself inside Sam's room, telling Sam and Dean that he won't come out until God comes to him. Lucifer eventually agrees to have a sit-down with Chuck, but Chuck's passive aggressive apology to Lucifer does not defuse the situation as Lucifer accuses Him of betrayal. He tells Chuck that as soon as the Mark changed him, he was discarded. However, Chuck tells Lucifer that the Mark didn't change him, it only made him more of what was already there, e.g. his disdain for humanity. As the animosity between the two intensifies, Lucifer tells God He forsook him. Chuck admits He did, but tells Lucifer that He was supposed to love all creation equally, but Lucifer was always His favorite, which was the reason why he was given the Mark in the first place. He tells Lucifer that He hated Himself for Lucifer's corruption and chose to punish. Finally he tells Lucifer that He is sorry. With Lucifer and God having forgiven each other, the group formulates a plan of attack, with Lucifer heading off to Heaven to get the angels to help in the fight against the Darkness, going so far as to give control back to Castiel to try and win the angels over.

With a plan in place, the group meets in an abandoned power station to finally face off with Amara. As Amara is attacked by Rowena, Crowley and his demons, and the angels in Heaven, Lucifer waits inside the station listening to Amara's screams. As Amara enters the building, Lucifer charges up behind her with a yell and spears her through. As Amara cries out, Lucifer pulls the spear out, prompting Amara to fall, but before he can stab her again God stops Lucifer. As Amara gives up and prepares for Chuck to kill her, Chuck reveals that He is going to imprison her again; not wanting to be locked up again Amara fights back. Lucifer charges her from behind again, but Amara flings him hard against a support pillar across the room and forcefully rips him from his vessel, leaving Castiel unconscious.

11.23 Alpha and Omega

Following the battle with Amara, Dean checks on Lucifer only to find Castiel back in control of his vessel. Castiel tells Dean that Lucifer is gone from him and he doesn't know where the fallen archangel has gone.

12.01 Keep Calm and Carry On

Having survived Amara's attack on him, Lucifer reclaims his rule of Hell and begins searching for a new vessel. However, Lucifer has been severely weakened by Amara's attack on him and quickly burns through his vessels, using Jervis and another demon to clean them up afterwards. Crowley hunts Lucifer in hopes of killing him while he's weakened to regain control of Hell and solidify his control of it, but Lucifer burns through his current vessel before Crowley can track him down.

Lucifer bares his wings after being attacked by Crowley.

12.02 Mamma Mia

"You know, I got to say, Rowena, I took one look at you, and all I wanted was to snap your miserable neck again. And keep it snapped this time. But I think I've decided against it."

Lucifer finds a new potential vessel in aging rock star Vince Vincente. Much as he did with Nick, Lucifer creates hallucinations to convince the depressed musician to give him permission to possess his body. Vince does so after Lucifer makes Vince believe he'll be reunited with his late lover. Lucifer quickly gets comfortable in his new vessel, being interrupted only once by one of Vince's band mates. After Lucifer informs the rocker that he won't be going to rehearsal, telling him he has plans, the band mate grows annoyed but Lucifer knocks him out of the room. Lucifer then smugly reminds him that he told him he had plans.

Lucifer quickly travels to Crowley's Lair where he confronts the former King of Hell. He marches up to the demon and tells him to get off of his furniture but Crowley just mocks Lucifer for his choice in a new vessel. Crowley then offers Lucifer a deal, telling him that Lucifer would be better off running Heaven in God's absence and should allow Crowley to deal with the demons. Lucifer seems to consider it for a moment before reminding Crowley that he could smite him into oblivion. Before it escalates, Rowena appears and puts a paralysis spell on Lucifer's vessel. Lucifer assures Crowley that the spell won't hold him for long before Crowley splashes acid into Lucifer's face, wanting to damage his vessel so Rowena could exorcise him and send him back to the Cage. Lucifer overcomes the magic, however, showing off his wings before healing his vessel's injuries. Crowley flees in fear while Lucifer takes Rowena captive.

Lucifer returns from the bottom of the ocean.

12.03 The Foundry

"You got any beauty spells locked up in that witchy brain of yours? Huh? I thought this one would last a bit longer before going all Keith Richards on me. This vessel hopping's getting old. Just as I get used to limitations in one meatsack, I gotta cut bait and jump to the next flawed lump."

Lucifer pays Vince's sister Wendy a visit and heals her of her paralysis as part of the agreement he made to get Vince's permission. Seeing that his new vessel is already beginning to show signs of decay, he orders Rowena to cast a spell that will ensure he can keep using Vince, as he finds that the vessel suits him. However, during the ritual, Rowena instead speeds up Vince's degrading process, much to Lucifer's fury. He proclaims that Rowena can't destroy him; Rowena agrees, and sends both Lucifer and his rotting vessel to the bottom of the ocean.

12.07 Rock Never Dies

"Because it's fun. Because I can. And because being Lucifer? So much Judeo-Christian baggage. But Vince? He's famous. Everybody loves him... And I need love. I had a really jacked childhood."

Lucifer is drawn to a fossilized feather from his wings, which is in the possession of young wannabe satanists. Lucifer teleports to them, and uses the feather to temporarily heal his rotting vessel, which has deteriorated even more from his time in the ocean. One of the satanists recognizes him as Vince Vincente and Lucifer realizes that he could gain devotion using his vessel's fame. He travels to Los Angeles and quickly begins to boost Vincente's fame. He tests out the devotion of those close to Vince, even convincing a groupie to harm herself for him. When Lucifer is threatened by a music producer after he fails to properly portray Vince, he casually kills the producer and goes to a show his band is putting on for publicity. However, he notices that his vessel is beginning to decay again when he arrives.

Lucifer makes his escape.

Before the show, Lucifer tries to kill the rest of Vince's band but is interrupted by Castiel and Crowley. They ask why he's parading around as a rock star and he explains that it's fun, not having to deal with the baggage of being the devil. He easily overpowers and beats down both Castiel and Crowley before taking the stage in front of a cheering crowd, where Sam and Dean are waiting. Lucifer prepares to slaughter the crowd but Dean fires a gun, forcing the crowd out. Lucifer keeps the Winchesters inside, surprised to see them. When Dean tries to use binding handcuffs on him, he easily melts them off of his wrists. He stops another attack from Castiel before being questioned about why he is doing this after making up with God.

Lucifer explains that God apologized for abandoning him only to leave again immediately after. He felt that God used him to help defeat Amara but only for that purpose. Furious, Lucifer declares that there's no point in any of their actions anymore, that there is nothing of God's creation except people looking for distractions. He declares that he is going to just keep on smashing God's toys and making the Winchesters watch because he has nothing better to do. Vince's body begins to completely burn out, with Lucifer having overexerted himself inside of it. Lucifer doesn't mind though, saying he would just go "onward and upward" and he leaves the rock star's body for good. With Vincente dead, Sam points out that Lucifer was dangerous when he had a motive, but now he could be even more dangerous just having fun.

Lucifer possessing the archbishop of St. Louis.

12.08 LOTUS

"This isn't over, Sam!!!"

Lucifer jumps into billionaire Wallace Parker, but his vessel soon deteriorates, forcing him to take possession of the archbishop of St. Louis. When a young priest notices crosses becoming inverted in the archbishop's presence, he gathers the other priests and nuns to perform an exorcism on Lucifer, which does not work and forces Lucifer to slaughter everyone before his vessel burns out. Lucifer next finds his way to the President of the United States, Jefferson Rooney, and convinces him to become his vessel for the good of the country. After possessing the president, Lucifer speaks to the owner of his vessel in order to better understand how to properly portray him. A secret service agent notices Lucifer alone in the room talking to himself and confronts him. Seeing Lucifer's eyes flash red, Lucifer then kills the agent. After posing as the president and sitting in on briefings, Lucifer has intercourse for the first time with one of the presidential staff members, a woman named Kelly Kline.

President Lucifer.

While the two are speaking in bed after Lucifer's first time, Kelly gave Lucifer the idea to make a child when she tells him that he would make an amazing father. The two continue their secret relationship and eventually conceive a Nephilim which is sensed by Castiel as a massive surge of celestial energy more immense than what would be produced by any typical angel. Lucifer then has his secret service agents track and detain the Winchesters, telling them they are cult members trying to assassinate him. Crowley teleports to Kelly and brings her to the Winchesters so that they can convince the mother of Lucifer's child to lure him out of the compound to the motel room so that they can exorcise him. Kelly tells Lucifer that she does not want to keep his child and Lucifer begins to strangle her. Sam bursts in the room from the bathroom and activates the hyperbolic pulse generator, beating Lucifer back. On Dean's signal, Rowena begins the spell to send Lucifer's essence back to the Cage. Eventually, the strain from the pulse generator forces Lucifer to vacate the president.

12.12 Stuck in the Middle (With You)

"♫ Oh, there was a gun that won the west, there was a man among the best. The fastest gun or man alive, a lightning bolt when he shot the Colt. Bang! Forty-five. ♫ Man. "

After saving Castiel's life, Crowley returns to his throne room where a voice begins mocking him about working with the Winchesters, and how they will eventually kill him like they have done to every demon before him. Crowley, on his throne, calls him a "dog" and tells him to shut his mouth. Lucifer replies that that's not his name, as his eyes glow red.

A comatose Nick is about to be repossessed by Lucifer.

12.13 Family Feud

"Oh, my Dad. I love that. You and I, both single fathers. I could use a little Dad advice right about now. When do you let 'em date?"

Crowley tells Lucifer, who is imprisoned in a cell in his lair, that he had a dozen of his most loyal study the Cage at the molecular level to replicate the material and make the chains that bind him. He was also able to recover Nick's body, repaired it, and improved it to make it a suitable permanent vessel for Lucifer who tells him that it will not end well for Crowley. After realizing that Crowley has a son, he asks him for advice since he was also about to become a dad.

He is later seen mentally contacting Dagon.

12.15 Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell

"Ooh. I’m flattered. All this hard work, all that... grr! You get 'em, slugger! I'm still gonna peel off your skin and eat your soul."

Lucifer is threatening to destroy Crowley who is still gloating over how he was able to imprison him. Crowley is interrupted by a pair of demons who arrive to catch him up with soul deals. He places a gag on Lucifer to keep him quiet, but the act with the two demons turns out to be a ruse to discover what Crowley has been keeping from them. They are able to pickpocket Crowley and take the key to Lucifer's chains. They offer to release Lucifer if he complies to their demands. After the chains are removed, Lucifer betrays them and turns one of them into dust. He tells the other to understand that he has to get rid of all the witnesses, which he accepts by offering his life to Lucifer. Uncomfortable, Lucifer tells the demon that he "made it weird" before exploding him too.

After Crowley helps Sam and Dean deal with Ramsey, he finds Lucifer on his throne. Lucifer attacks Crowley and powers himself up, threatening to destroy him, but Crowley is able to deactivate Lucifer's powers and effectively torture him with a snap of his fingers. Crowley reveals that he was able to carve the spell-work from the Cage into every molecule of Nick's body so he can make him into his slave.

12.17 The British Invasion

"I say this – anyone who does not support this one true king, can be assured of suffering unendurable and everlasting agony... I don't hear applause."

Lucifer is seen mentally communicating with Dagon to check in on his son. After she tells him that he and "the container" are fine, he reminds her to keep it up and not to fail her again. He is seen giving Crowley submission by licking the floors because he tries to convince him that it's better than going back to the Cage with Michael, who is still catatonic. Crowley presents him to the rest of his hench-demons to earn their respect and show that he was able to tame the Devil, but Lucifer quietly tells them that he is the real king, not Crowley.

A demon named Drexel is seen looking for a way to deactivate the security system in Nick's body. He tells Lucifer that a demon named Spivak designed everything in Nick's body, but Crowley killed him to safeguard its secrets. Drexel tells Lucifer that he will try to disarm it as fast as he can, and Lucifer tells him to do it soon since he is going stir-crazy and he is about to become a father.

12.19 The Future

"Here's another promise for you – find my boy, or the torments I will visit upon you will be infinite. Promise. You make this right, Dagon. Make it right."

After Castiel escapes her grasp with Kelly Kline, Dagon tries to tell Lucifer that everything is fine, but he is able to sense that she is lying and demands that she tell him what happened. After she tells him how the angels, specifically Cas, retrieved Kelly, Lucifer screams which makes Dagon bend down in pain. He threatens to take back his promise to her of a place by his side, and to make her suffer for all eternity if she fails to retrieve Kelly and his son.

12.21 There's Something About Mary

"'Master strategist...' More like Kermit the Frog. Oh, my little Muppet! Crowley, what will I do without you?"

Drexel is still inspecting Nick's body to find a way to deactivate the security system, but Drexel hides behind the door when Crowley enters the cell. Crowley tells him that he is planning to use him as a weapon against his enemies, specifically Dr. Hess. He also tells Lucifer that Dagon was killed, his son is being protected by Cas, and Crowley also plans to raise his son as a soldier working for him instead of killing him. After he leaves, Drexel continues to inspect Nick's body, but he is surprised to see that it is beginning to power up in the opposite direction, giving Lucifer control over Crowley instead of vice versa.

Crowley comes back into the cell to mock Lucifer about his intentions to kill him, but Lucifer starts to show off his newfound puppet-like abilities over Crowley's meatsuit. Lucifer is able to remove the chains before Crowley tries to escape, and he is able to telekinetically throw him all over the throne room in front of all the other demons in the room. He powers up, possibly destroying the security system in Nick's body. He apparently kills Crowley in front of the other demons with an angel blade, but Crowley is able to take possession of a rat just before Lucifer stabs his meatsuit. He and Drexel tell them to throw his meatsuit away; they comply while the rat follows them out.

Lucifer is later seen with a change in attire, looking at a majestic mountainside, about to start his search for his son.

12.22 Who We Are

Dr. Hess shows Sam recent photos of Lucifer exiting the Needham Asylum. She tells him that Lucifer is tracking Kelly Kline and Castiel and that Sam needs her help, but he refuses and lets Jody shoot her in the head. Sam takes the photos with him before the compound is destroyed.

12.23 All Along the Watchtower

"Mature. Real mature! You guys? I really want to enjoy this. Really wanna savor just ripping you apart, gettin' all up in there, and gettin' all gooey. But, you know, little slugger's almost here and, uh... Well, I'm on the clock."

Sam, Dean, and Mary inspect the photos of Lucifer and confirm that he has returned and retrieved his old vessel, Nick. Sam calls Rowena to tell her that they need her help in sending Lucifer back to the Cage, but Lucifer answers her phone and tells Sam that he stomped Rowena's face "till the white meat showed". He tells Sam that he and Dean no longer matter since they can no longer imprison him before hanging up and leaving the phone on Rowena's incinerated body. Sam and Dean decide to track down Cas and Kelly before Lucifer gets to them, but Crowley appears. They berate Crowley for saving Lucifer, but he tells them that he saved him because he wanted win and earn the demons' fear and respect. He offers to seal the Gates of Hell if they stop Lucifer. After they locate Kelly and Cas in North Cove, Washington, they leave Crowley behind in the Bunker while they go to stop Lucifer.

After they arrive, they discover that the golden energy of the Nephilim, Jack Kline, had seeped out and created a tear in the fabric of the universe which leads to Apocalypse World -- an Alternate Universe where Sam and Dean were never born and the world has become a battlefield for a never-ending war between angels and demons. They plan to imprison Lucifer in there to prevent him from getting to his son. When Lucifer arrives with plans to jump start the Apocalypse again as soon as he gets his son, Sam and Dean are able to lead him across the rift. Dean shows up with a high-intensity machine gun loaded with bullets cast from old angel blades given to him by an alternate version of Bobby, and fires at Lucifer like crazy. Unfortunately, the bullets do not kill him and he goes to attack Dean. Meanwhile, Sam and Crowley are working a spell to seal the rift, but it requires one more ingredient - a life. Crowley tells Lucifer how much he hates him and says goodbye to Sam and Dean before killing himself to complete the spell. Castiel barges through the rift to attack Lucifer and buy Sam and Dean time to leave before the rift closes. After passing through, Cas stabs Lucifer and somehow manages to escape, but the blade doesn't kill him and Lucifer passes through the rift and stabs Cas in the back, killing him with his own angel blade. Mary appears wearing her Enochian brass knuckles and goes to punch Lucifer and send him back through the rift. As she punches him, his grace pulses bright red and he drops Castiel's angel blade. As he is passing through the rift, he grabs Mary who barrels after him and becomes imprisoned with him. He screams at his defeat while staring at Mary with pure anger as the rift closed.

13.01 Lost and Found

"So, you thought you could run away from me? Really? Really, you do know I can fly, right?"

In Apocalypse World, Mary attempts to flee from Lucifer, but seemingly doesn't get far as Lucifer appears before her. He knocks Mary down with a back fist, reminding her that he can fly before picking her up by her collar. Mary questions if Lucifer is going to kill her, and as Lucifer tosses her aside to be impaled he stops her fall, pulling her back up and telling her he may have use for her.

13.02 The Rising Son

"Yeah, let me tell you a couple things, all right? You don't get to defy God and beat the Cage without having a modicum of intelligence, all right? A game plan, i.e., I don't want you dead because I need you alive. All right, look, yeah, in a perfect world, I would probably kill you and your plodding sons. But life isn't fair. Your sons have my boy. So I'm gonna exchange you for my son."

Mary sits down in the dirt of the post-Apocalyptic wasteland, resigned to the idea that no matter what, Lucifer will kill her. Lucifer, however, despite his annoyance at her slow pace, assures Mary that he will not. He tells her that he needs her as collateral to trade back to Sam and Dean for his son. Dismissing Mary's doubtfulness regarding his son, he tells her that she doesn't know what he cares about. While Lucifer is surveying the land, a fireball comes hurtling towards him and Mary. He ducks out of the way as it narrowly misses him and explodes into the earth. When the smoke clears he finds that Mary is gone.

Michael, Lucifer, and Mary.

Lucifer is soon able to track Mary down once again, saving her from being killed by a hunter by impaling him with his arm. He attempts to entreat her to see the win/win situation of working together to find a way out. When Mary tells him she doesn't want him to win, Lucifer snaps his fingers, causing Mary to double over in agonizing pain; after a few seconds he releases Mary and insists she continue with him.

As they are walking, Lucifer begins to mock Mary for being tired, telling her he doesn't want to hear another word from her for the rest of their journey. Suddenly a group of angels materializes. Claiming to smell a creature that "stinks of Hell" the commanding angel demands Lucifer identify himself; when he does the angel does not believe him, stating that Lucifer was killed by the archangel Michael, and orders his soldiers to smite Lucifer on his command. Lucifer, in disbelief that they would try and smite him, snaps his fingers and disintegrates the angels. This act appears to call the attention of Michael, who crashes to the earth like a comet. Upon stepping out of the crater, he tells Lucifer that he believes he is who he says he is. Lucifer mocks Michael, telling him he is nothing but a cheap knockoff of his Michael, prompting Michael to tell him that he ripped his Lucifer apart over Abilene. As Michael insinuates that he wishes to fight, Lucifer agrees and sucker punches him. The two exchange blows, with thunder clapping at each hit. Michael soon gets the upper hand and immobilizes Lucifer, twisting his arm till it nearly rips off. Lucifer, in a state of defeat, asks if Michael plans to kill him. Michael simply tells Lucifer he may need him.

13.07 War of the Worlds

"I got plenty of gripes with the old man. His self-righteous narcissism, His 'my way or the highway' quirk. I gotta hand it to Him. He had a couple of great seconds when He banged out the universe. Guy had creative chops. And optimism. I'll give Him that. And despite His pissiness and His massive lack of irony, He did give mankind a good time at bat and a chance to live in paradise. He ruled. He smote. He parted waters. Worshiped by creatures who made God in man's image. And then He got disappointed. Or worse, bored. Picked up all His toys and... left."
Lucifer, suspended in a cage, being tortured by Michael.

Suspended in a hanging cage, Lucifer ruminates on the nature of God, creation, and humanity. Snapping back to reality, Michael reveals that he'd tapped into Lucifer's temporal lobe, allowing him to glimpse the other Universe. He tells Lucifer he plans to take up residence there and lend his guiding hand to the world. Lucifer mocks Michael, pointing to the wasteland he has turned his own Earth into. Undeterred, Michael tells Lucifer he knows the thing he fears most is to be locked away, so when he crosses over, he will leave Lucifer to rot where he hangs. Lucifer insults Michael in reply; he retaliates by driving a spike into Lucifer, causing him to scream in agony.

Michael later has his soldiers take Lucifer down, while Michael calls Lucifer pathetic for believing he was God. Lucifer corrects him by saying he never claimed to be God or a god, but that he is everything that humanity thinks of him and worse, and congratulates him for ruling a dead world. Michael reveals that he plans on creating a new rift with the aid of his prophet, Kevin Tran, who reveals a possible spell that will open a rift which requires the grace of an archangel. Michael, unwilling to give up his grace, takes a large portion of Lucifer's.

Kevin performs the spell and creates a new rift, and in the aftermath of the shock wave Lucifer frees himself and makes his escape, with the rift sealing behind him. Lucifer finds himself in where he believes to be Cincinnati, Ohio. As he tries to ask passersby where he is, he is ignored, with one woman believing him to be homeless. When he confronts her, she gives him money, telling him not spend it on drugs. Lucifer tosses the bill away, tells her he is Lucifer, and snaps his fingers. Nothing happens and the woman laughs, telling him her ex-husband is Lucifer as she walks away. Confused, Lucifer walks down the street, attempting to kill people with his hand gestures to no avail.

Lucifer eventually makes it the playground where he comes across Castiel being attacked by angels. He moves to threaten the angel Dumah, who has Castiel at blade point. After flashing his eyes red, Dumah drops the blade and makes her escape with the other angels back to Heaven. Weakened from the loss of most of his grace, Lucifer begins coughing and takes a seat on a bench to gain his composure. Castiel approaches, wishing to know how he has returned. He notes that Lucifer has been weakened and moves to attack. Lucifer assures him he has enough strength, but that they need to talk.

The two end up at a bar where Lucifer explains all about Michael and his plans for their Earth. Castiel is disinterested in working with Lucifer, which causes Lucifer to give an impassioned speech about how they can save the world with his son and how Castiel can be redeemed in Heaven's eyes. Castiel, still skeptical, asks what's to stop Lucifer from killing him after he finds his son. Lucifer assures him that he does not want Michael to make it to their Earth, and that with God gone, they are all that's left. When Castiel suggests talking to Sam and Dean, Lucifer questions why, telling him all they will want to do is lock him back up. He tells Castiel that they need each other. Lucifer then changes the subject to his son, whom Castiel reveals is named Jack. He asks Castiel how he hid him so well, eventually figuring out that Castiel has lost him. Laughing, he asks Castiel if Jack hurt "them" before they are interrupted by the arrival of Asmodeus. Walking through the bar, Asmodeus kills the bartender with a snap of his fingers, causing Lucifer to flinch. Gaining his composure, Lucifer turns around and greets Asmodeus, mocking him as a stooge and runt. Realizing Lucifer is in a weakened state, Asmodeus uses his powers to send Lucifer and Castiel flying back into the bar.

At Needham Asylum, Lucifer and Castiel are being kept alive and imprisoned for the usefulness they will bring to Asmodeus' future plans.

13.12 Various & Sundry Villains

"Okay, let's face it Cassandra, the truths I say hurt 'cause they're hard to swallow so people call 'em lies. Go figure."

Held prisoner at the Needham Asylum alongside Castiel, Lucifer bemoans his lack of power and repeatedly attempts to convince Castiel to give him some of his grace so that Lucifer can power up again. Castiel refuses and Lucifer is repeatedly taunted by the demon Dipper, earning Lucifer rebukes from Castiel for his behavior. While held prisoner together, Castiel tells Lucifer about his son and what he is like.

After getting mad, Lucifer discovers that rage enables him to use some of his powers. When Dipper returns, Lucifer is able to pull the demon into his cell bars with telekinesis, burn through the warding on both cells, and break a stick off in Dipper's neck. Castiel smites Dipper, allowing Castiel and Lucifer the chance to escape with Lucifer armed with Dipper's angel blade. As they turn to leave, they are confronted by four demons armed with angel blades and Castiel and Lucifer work together to defeat them.

Following the fight, Lucifer is left exhausted from his use of power in his weakened state and rests outside of the Needham Asylum despite Castiel's warnings that more demons will be coming. Lucifer once again attempts to convince Castiel to give him some of his grace, but Castiel refuses to trust him after Lucifer's betrayal while they were fighting against the Darkness. Lucifer attempts to take Castiel's grace by force, mildly wounding Castiel with a slash from his angel blade and promising to leave Castiel some of his grace. In response, Castiel impales Lucifer with his angel blade, stating that "this is me, learning from my mistakes." In pain, Lucifer's glowing red eyes flicker a few times before going out.

13.13 Devil's Bargain

"No. No, I always wanted to fit in, please a father I couldn't please. And now I'm gonna be a father. Probably screw it up like He did. Lucifer the great and terrible. I don't know why I said that. Stupid. I mean, it's like pretty soon, I'm not gonna feel anything, you know. I mean the more I do this, the stronger I get, the more me I become. Lucifer Prince of Darkness. King of Lies. I'm back, baby."
Lucifer consumes a portion of Jo's grace.

After his fight with Castiel, Lucifer escapes to Missouri, where he finds a cherub who has caused a man and woman to fall in love. Congratulating "Cupid", Lucifer takes the cherub to an alley where he siphons out the cherub's grace. Needing more, he asks the now-human cherub where he can find more angels, but is told that there are not many left. While the cherub begins to plead for his life, Lucifer warns him that he is only human now and accidents happen, before driving his fist through the cherub's chest, killing him. After burning through the cherub's grace, Lucifer begins going through withdrawal due to not being able to find any angels among the humans. His weakened state soon leads to hunger, and he tries panhandling for money to feed himself. However, his abrasive attitude does not yield results as the passersby ignore his "begging." A homeless man named Tim who had been panhandling next to Lucifer takes pity on him and offers to feed him.

As Lucifer goes to enter a restaurant, Tim takes him instead to the alley next to the building and begins going through the dumpster. Lucifer, confused as to why he doesn't buy food, is told by Tim that he is saving his money to get his leg fixed by Sister Jo. Lucifer assures him that nothing can be done to fix his leg and that faith healers are all fake. When Tim explains Sister Jo's abilities, it piques his interest and prompts him to pay a visit to her.

Lucifer witnesses a glow coming from Sister Jo's hands as she heals the injured and confirms she is an angel. Confronting her afterwards, he reveals he knows Sister Jo's true name, Anael. The two converse about Anael's business acumen before Lucifer produces an angel blade and tells her he needs to recharge his grace with hers. As he advances on her, Jo offers a proposition: rather than take all her grace and have to worry about finding more angels, he can take portions from her, allowing her to recharge and offer up more of her grace as needed. Lucifer accepts the deal, After consuming a portion of her grace Lucifer mentions the cherub he killed prior, which was reported on angel radio, prompting Jo to question if anyone knew Lucifer was going to visit her.

Lucifer sits upon Heaven's Throne.

Later that night in a motel, Lucifer takes more grace from Jo before the two collapse together on a bed. Lying there, they begin talking about feeling human; Jo enjoys the sensation while Lucifer says he doesn't like it. He admits that he always wanted to be accepted by God and is worried that he will screw up with his own son, Jack.

The next morning Lucifer lays on the bed reading a Bible, commenting on how wrong it is and that God had stolen all his best lines. When Jo gets caught by the Winchesters and Castiel and leads them to Lucifer, she tells Lucifer the Winchesters think he is still weak, and when Dean attempts to restrain him, Jo and Lucifer attack. As Lucifer begins to slowly kill the three, Arthur Ketch arrives and throws a demon bomb at Lucifer, forcing him to teleport away with Jo.

At the sandbox, Lucifer meets with the angel Dumah, who orders her subordinates to kill him. Lucifer warns her that even in his weakened state, she can't kill him. Instead Lucifer offers them a deal: in exchange for revealing how to create new angels and giving the angels their wings back, Lucifer wishes to be named "the undisputed and unquestioned ruler in Heaven." Dumah accepts Lucifer's offer. Upon being brought to Heaven Lucifer takes his seat on Heaven's throne, with Jo standing next to him while the angels kneel before him.

13.18 Bring 'em Back Alive

"Ready or not, world, New God is open for ‘bidness’. All right, children... I shall hear your prayers. [...] Unbelievable. Losers. Whining. I can't believe Pop put up with it as long as he did."

Sitting on the floor of Heaven's Throne Room, Lucifer is playing solitaire as Jo enters the room. Lucifer asks her where she has been and why she hasn't been pitching in. Jo demands to know why Lucifer isn't commanding the angels or trying to make Heaven better. Dumah soon enters to update Lucifer on the search for his son; she reveals they do not have the manpower to search the planet properly for Jack, however Lucifer flashes his red eyes and reiterates that Jack is a priority. As Dumah leaves, Lucifer objects to his treatment by Dumah, telling Jo if God had told the angels "Scour the Earth" they wouldn't question. However, Jo tells Lucifer that if he wants to be treated like God, he should try acting like Him.

Lucifer attempts to be "God" by listening to humanity's prayers.

Lucifer gets dressed in a tailored black suit, placing a pair of sunglasses on to complete the ensemble. He takes a seat on the throne and prepares to listen to the prayers of humanity. As Lucifer hears a chorus of prayers, a scowl comes across his face due to what he perceives as whining from humanity. As he continues listening, he picks up on an exorcism being performed and pops down to Earth as two priests attempt to remove what they believe to be Satan from a young women. Lucifer corrects the priests, telling them the demon is a simple demon named Anthony, whom he exorcises and sends back to Hell. When the priests question who he is, he reveals himself as Lucifer and that he is in charge of Heaven, which shocks the priests who scream "blasphemy" at him as they throw holy water in his face. Lucifer tries to calm them down, but quickly grows frustrated and snaps his fingers, disintegrating them.

Back in Heaven, Lucifer vents his frustration to Jo that the universe, humans, angels -- all are flawed beyond redemption and not worth his time. Jo asks if that means he is giving up. Lucifer replies that he is just going to refocus, look for Jack and remake the universe in his image, with people to worship him and love him. Jo asks why he hasn't helped create more angels, only for Lucifer to admit that he can't do it. Jo admonishes Lucifer, telling him it's not the angels or humans or God that are killing him, it's that he's afraid that his son will have nothing but contempt for him. She tells him if he can't create, he might as well be back in the Cage. Lucifer reaches out from his seat and grabs Jo by the throat. His eyes blaze red in anger as he squeezes harder, staring at Jo, who is struggling for breath. Then he lets go and Sister Jo backs away towards the door leaving Lucifer alone.

13.19 Funeralia

Lucifer is shown to have abandoned his post as the ruler of Heaven when Castiel visits. Naomi explains to Castiel that to stabilize Heaven, the other angels thought that any archangel would do, but doesn't explain about Lucifer's rule beyond calling it a "long story."

13.21 Beat the Devil

In order to power the portal to Apocalypse World, the Winchesters, Castiel, Gabriel, and Rowena decide to capture Lucifer with the added intention of ending his threat once and for all. As Lucifer drinks his sorrows away in a bar, he is ambushed by Gabriel and Rowena, both of whom he'd believed dead at his hands. Together, the two magically bind and subdue Lucifer.

Lucifer's grace slowly being drained to keep the rift open.

Lucifer is taken to the Bunker where Castiel slits his throat open with an angel blade to use Lucifer's grace to continuously power the spell. Lucifer is left in the Bunker with his grace draining into the spell bowl, guarded by Rowena. Lucifer takes pleasure in tormenting Rowena who ignores him until he taunts Rowena about killing her. Rowena snaps and goes off on Lucifer, revealing in the process that Lucifer's son is in the Apocalypse World. His purpose revitalized, Lucifer breaks free and attacks Rowena who magically repels him, inadvertently blasting Lucifer through the portal to Apocalypse World and leaving the portal without a power source to keep it open.

After having his throat ripped out by a vampire and dying, Sam suddenly awakens with Lucifer at his side. Lucifer reveals that he drained the grace of several of Michael's angels he encountered along the way and, after tracking Sam down, resurrected him. Lucifer shows that he is holding back a horde of ravening vampires and explains that he has resurrected Sam because he wants Sam's help in forming a relationship with his son. Lucifer further insists that the Winchesters need his help to defeat Michael and he will find Jack with or without Sam's help.

Later, Sam enters Jack and Mary Winchester's camp accompanied by Lucifer. As everyone stares at Lucifer in shock, Lucifer greets his son for the first time.

13.22 Exodus

Lucifer in Lore

  • According to A Dictionary of Angels, Lucifer is erroneously equated with the Devil (the fallen angel) due to a misreading of Isaiah 14:12: "How art thou fallen from Heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning," (Lucifer connotes star, and applies to the morning star - that is, Venus - instead of an angel) an apostrophe which applied to Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon. It should be pointed out that the authors of the books of the Old Testament knew nothing of fallen or evil angels, and do not mention them. The name "Lucifer" was applied to the Devil by St. Jerome and other Church Fathers. Milton in Paradise Lost applied the name to the demon of sinful pride. Dutch writer Vondel uses Lucifer in lieu of the Devil.
  • There is an angel called Samael in Judaic mythology (also known as "Sammael" and "Samil"), which means "poison of God" in Hebrew.
    • In Talmudic and post-Talmudic lore, Samael is an important archangel. He is considered in legend a member of the Heavenly host (with often grim and destructive duties), a fallen angel (equal to Satan), and the chief of the evil spirits. One of Samael's greatest roles in Jewish lore is that of the Angel of Death; in this capacity, he is a fallen angel but nevertheless remains one of the Lord's servants. As a good angel, Samael supposedly resides in the seventh heaven, although he is declared to be the chief angel of the fifth heaven.
  • In some traditions, Lucifer and Michael are considered twins. This is possibly due to the fact that Lucifer's story may derived from Shahar, the god of dawn in the Ugarit myth, who has a twin brother Shalim, the god of dusk.
  • According to Hebrew Mythology Lucifer and Satan are different entities. Some people hear “Lucifer” and “Satan” and just think those are the names of the Devil.
  • Lucifer in the original Hebrew was actually Helel (hay-LALE). In a Hebrew OT, it would read in the Hebrew “Helel”, not Lucifer. The reason why it is written as Lucifer is because the authors of the Vulgate and the KJV translated the name. There was some wisdom to the translation with the next line “son of the morning.” The definition of it is “brightness” but is also the latin word for the “morning star”. Only one time does the Bible mention the word Helel, or “Lucifer”. That is in Isaiah 14:12. There’s a reason for that. It mentions what Helel’s crime was, in which he was banished from God and sentenced to everlasting torture. It says Helel exalted himself above all of the other stars of God and tried to be the god of the congregation. Helel was Satan’s name before he committed his crime.
  • Satan in the Hebrew means “the opponent” or “adversary.” There’s a reason for that too. Satan is what he became after his crime. He was the morning star, and now he’s the adversary. Since the days of Adam, he has been known as Satan. People don’t trace back what is written in Revelation 20:2 back to the serpent written of in Genesis with Adam and Eve. “And he laid hold on the dragon, THAT OLD SERPENT, which is the devil and Satan and bound him for a thousand years.”
  • In Islamic tradition, Satan (Shaytan or Iblis) is a jinn who refused to bow before Adam as men were created after his race.
  • Lucifer on Wikipedia

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