Friends of Angels

The one you see is your master. When I ask you a question, you will answer. When I give you a command, you will obey. "Snake Whispers" Jamil Viper

Jamil's signature spell is called "Serpent's Whisper." With it, he can hypnotize a person and force them to do whatever he commands. Those affected by this spell experience a dull, reddened look in their eyes. Jamil can use this spell on multiple people at once.[5] Because this spell involves mind control, it is considered one of the most powerful and requires a higher level of magical ability than others.[6] However, overuse of this spell can lead to rapid accumulation of stains.

Hobby Break Dance House Calluses - Touching Bugs Favorite Food - Curry Least Favorite Food - Dates Talent-Cooking

Birthday - September 12 (Virgo) Age: 17 years Height - 175 cm (5 feet 9 inches) Dominant Hand - Right Homeland - Burning Sand Family: Najma Viper (younger sister) Unnamed Mother and Father

Jamil was born into the Viper family. His family had served in the Asim family for generations. Therefore, from a very early age, Jamil was obligated to serve Kalim (the heir to the Asim family), guarding him and being his companion. Jamil's role in this union was strictly regulated. Jamil was obliged to follow rules, such as never outshining Kalim and even giving his life if necessary for his safety. Jamil did not want to incur the wrath of Kalim's father, the head of the Asim family, on his family, so he had to develop his skills to the highest level to protect Kalim. He became an expert in many fields, including potion-making, herbalism, martial arts, science, diplomacy, housekeeping, organizing various events, tutoring, and more.

Jamil's parents also instructed him to never outshine Kalim or show himself superior to him, to keep a low profile, and to avoid attracting attention to himself, so as to please the Asim family. From a young age, this caused Jamil mixed feelings and complicated problems, as he felt disgust and resentment at his family's injustice and control at the hands of the Asim family. Jamil also mentions that his first childhood memory was of his family bowing to Kalim and his parents.

Jamil became Kalim's personal poison taster at a young age and continues to serve in that capacity to this day. When he was younger, he nearly died after tasting curry laced with poison intended for Kalim. Jamil was bedridden for several days. Until one day, when he was 12 or 13, he secretly ran away from the Asim and Viper family and began living in another country as a normal person.

Jamil is very careful about how he appears to others, never standing out or doing anything out of the ordinary. This makes him seem like an ordinary student who gets average grades and doesn't do anything special. He often talks about not wanting to stand out, and initially claimed not to want to do so to avoid unnecessary attention and problems. He was taught how to behave socially as a child, so he seems able to handle any task with ease, wherever he goes.[1]

Jamil is smarter and more experienced than he appears, though he is forced to hide his true abilities due to his family's position. Jamil is used to holding back, but sometimes he lets his true feelings out, such as when he teaches Floyd to dance.[2] Jamil is also quite ambitious and wants to be noticed. It later emerges that Jamil is actually unhappy with his self-restraint and wants to assert himself.

Because he's accustomed to avoiding attention, even after expressing a desire to demonstrate his true abilities, he still says he'd prefer to remain in the shadows. In Book 5, when he's cast as the soloist, his first reaction is to question his choice and suggest Kalim take the role himself; however, he soon changes his mind and accepts.

Jamil is a dark-skinned young man of average height. He has charcoal-gray eyes, and he typically wears subtle brown eyeshadow. He also has expressive eyes, which make it appear as if he has eyeliner on them.[1] His black hair reaches his waist. He wears most of it in a low ponytail, while other strands are braided into tight pigtails and pinned with small gold hairpins. The hair on the left side of his head is braided near the crown, with one large strand falling over his face on the right side. Three small gold disks hang from one of the braids near his hairline. The headband on his low ponytail is dark red, with a purple-red gemstone. A single large red feather hangs from the gemstone. He most often has a neutral expression, but can occasionally be seen with a sly smirk.

Malleus has a treasured Tamagotchi (an electronic toy) he received from Lilia. The toy is called "Roaring Drago" (in Japanese, "Gao-Gao Dragon-kun") and is a palm-sized virtual pet that he wears on a keychain.[2] Whenever he appears or disappears, lights flash like fireflies. According to Sebek, only servants are allowed to call him "young master." Sebek insists that those who are not his servants call him "Great Malleus Draconia-sama." Malleus's dress uniform has holes embroidered in the hood into which his horns are inserted.[8] Because of his horns, Malleus needs special pillows. Malleus was first summoned to the village chief's meeting in the first chapter of the Fairy Gala event.[9] Being a faerie, Malleus is physically stronger and faster than humans. Malleus can run at incredible speeds, so much so that he appears as a blur in photographs. During the journey to the Burning Sands, he cracked coconuts for the entire group with his bare hands. However, Malleus admitted that he had difficulty controlling his strength. He said it would be easier if someone told him to destroy a rock rather than crack an eggshell. Malleus's ride in Kalim's expensive car was his first driving experience. He said that in his hometown, people get to their destinations by plane, so he considers ground transportation useless. Malleus mentioned his parents when, during a journey to the Land of Burning Sands, he unknowingly fell behind the group. Malleus seems to enjoy stargazing, as he looks for a place to observe the stars during his trek to Vargas' camp. Malleus seemed very interested in the Fairy of Thorns' crow. Malleus is considered one of the five most powerful mages in the world, though he once claimed that his grandmother's magic was stronger. When Malleus was younger, he once set fire to Wild Rose Valley during the Halloween lantern lighting ceremony because he couldn't control his magic.

If a paradox occurs that prevents a dream from having a happy ending, the dream is destroyed, and its occupant finds himself in the "abyss." Silver calls this "darkness" and says that when the darkness consumed him, he lost himself. The darkness constantly haunts MC, Grim, Sebek, and Silver's group as they struggle to maintain consciousness. It appears in response to Sebek enjoying Lilia's dream and wishing it would last forever, or in response to Silver's emotional turmoil upon learning the secret of his origin.

This magic is capable of overcoming anti-magic defenses and magical devices, including those created by STYX. However, it has been shown to be unable to affect non-magical technology, likely due to Malleus's lack of understanding of technology. Malleus also cannot interfere with dreams if they contain elements he cannot imagine, such as Lilia's past before Malleus's birth. This is because the source of magic is imagination: if he cannot imagine his past, he cannot interfere.

The spinning wheel of fate, the strands of disaster. I, the Lord of Malice, grant you this blessing. The evil spell of the fairies. Hammer of Dragonia

When cast, this spell creates a magically-based energy field of thorns surrounding a specific area, plunging all living beings into a dream-like sleep. This energy field can only be broken by Malleus himself or his death. STYX compares the black thorns to illustrations from classic stories of the Thorn Fairy and ancient magic that allows the caster to alter the world within a specific area. Malleus can manipulate everything within the magical field at will, including neutralizing damage from attackers. While time can stop within this field, it is unknown how this will affect the bodies of those under the prolonged influence of this magic (such as their atrophy due to lack of food and drink).

Malleus is capable of observing the dreams of its victims, and its clone (dream-Malleus) can act independently of the victim's dreams. It does not require the clone's physical presence to observe. It can also expand its energy field to cover a larger area. Although STYX manages to slow the barrier's growth by surrounding it with a magical barrier, it cannot completely stop it. Spikes on the surface can entangle and draw intruders into the magical field, making them too susceptible to this unique magic. It cannot be destroyed from the outside by physical or magical means. If a paradox occurs that prevents a dream from having a happy ending, the dream is destroyed, and its occupant finds themselves in the "abyss." Silver calls this "darkness" and says that when the darkness consumed him, he lost himself. The darkness constantly haunts MC, Grim, Sebek, and Silver's group as they struggle to maintain consciousness.

Malleus's childhood was largely lonely due to his royal status and his grandmother's constant occupancy with official duties. As a member of the royal family, he was taught good manners and received an academic education from an early age. He was looked after by various guardians. His grandmother, in particular, emphasized the importance of etiquette, especially regarding invitations. Furthermore, Malleus possessed incredible strength from a young age, even being able to breathe fire directly from an egg. This immense strength caused others to fear him and keep him at a distance, further exacerbating his feelings of loneliness.

As Malleus grew older, he began visiting Lilia regularly at her home. During one of these visits, he met Silver, a baby Lilia had taken in. Lilia asked Malleus to watch the boy while she went to the market, and Malleus admitted that he felt awkward and unfamiliar caring for such a small and fragile creature.[5] Malleus later became a mentor to Silver, and later to Sebek, the grandson of one of Lilia's closest comrades, with whom he served in the army.

Malleus was born and raised in Briar Valley (formerly Briarland) to Princess Maleanor and Ravern, General of the Left Flank. When he was a child, his father, Ravern, mysteriously disappeared, leaving him with his mother. He was born at a time when tensions between humans and fae were at their peak. Malleus's egg was carefully guarded by his mother, who sang it lullabies. Later, when the Silver Owls, including Henrik and the Dawn Knight, came to attack Maleanor's castle, Henrik expressed a desire to take Malleus's egg to make it his mount. Maleanor then gave Malleus's egg to Lilia and forced Henrik to leave while she fought the Dawn Knight. Later, when the Dawn Knight was wounded by Maleanor and flew to where Lilia was carrying the egg, the knight allowed them to escape, ensuring the safety of Malleus.

Lilia left the egg at Castle Blackscale, where it was kept in the Cradle Tower. But without Maleanor to provide the egg with love and magic, Malleus could not hatch. Lilia traveled the world searching for a way to hatch it, telling it stories and conversing with it in hopes of hatching, but all was in vain. Two centuries passed, and one day, Malleus began to cry inside the egg, and he was in danger of dying. Lilia was summoned to the castle, and with her help, Malleus finally hatched. After hatching, Malleus was separated from Lilia, his only friend.

This character trait leads to the events of Book 7, where he is driven by the fear of losing Lilia, the person closest to him.[3] He also spent many years caring for his Tamagotchi, Roaring Drago. Malleus is dissatisfied with the limited lifespan of his digital pet, preferring to continually breed and raise his virtual pet.

According to Keiter, Malleus also enjoys playing pranks.[4] However, his sense of humor is often misunderstood.

In short, Malleus is a complex and multifaceted character, combining regal authority with a genuine interest in the world around him. Despite his fearsome reputation, Malleus displays kindness and compassion, possessing a strong sense of justice and a desire to protect those he holds dear.

Many have noted that Malleus possesses a powerful aura that repels most people. He is also not particularly friendly in conversation, speaking in a calm and respectful, yet distant tone. Malleus does not bond with other students, save for Lilia, Silver, and Sebek. This is largely due to the fact that others fear and avoid him. While Malleus is willing to talk to others, he is accustomed to being feared or even hated, which only leads to further isolation. Even those who wish to approach him (such as Silver or Sebek) are unable to do so. These factors, combined with the fact that Malleus, as a faerie, has a different understanding of punctuality, have led to him no longer being invited to most ceremonies and events.

Although Malleus enjoys spending time alone, he shows signs of loneliness and desires to interact with others. He is also said to have a naive and childish quality, having grown up isolated from the outside world in Thorn Valley. Lilia convinced Malleus to enroll in the College of Night Ravens to prevent him from becoming completely isolated. Although Malleus's knowledge and magical prowess already surpass anything he could have learned in school, Lilia believes he still has much to learn and that knowledge isn't everything. Malleus is also open to new experiences. While magic is a natural part of his life, he is completely unfamiliar with technology, as Thorn Valley only uses technomagic. Because of this, he finds technology complex and admires those who understand it.[2]

Due to his lack of life experience and experience in relationships, Malleus has difficulty letting go and accepting change. Malleus is fiercely protective of what is dear to him and is willing to do anything to protect and preserve it. This character trait leads to the events of Book 7, where he is driven by the fear of losing Lilia, the person closest to him.

The most noticeable differences are the longer coat, longer gloves, and tattered cape. Malleus also wears dark green eyeshadow when wearing his dorm uniform. The uniform consists of a black raincoat with neon green and silver accents, black combat suspenders and belts, jodhpurs, black gloves, knee-high heeled boots, and a small uniform cap.

The raincoat has asymmetrical colored lapels: one black, the other neon green. Both lapels have silver straps and buttons. Two silver zippers with neon green stripes run down the center of the coat. While a standard uniform coat reaches to the waist, Malleus's coat reaches to the waist on the right side and to the knee on the left. The coat is lined with neon green.

Black belts with silver buckles are worn over the cloak and above the waist. The lower belt hangs at an angle and is attached to several silver spools of thread on the left hip. Between the belt and the spools is a silver ornament in the shape of a spinning wheel. Black combat suspenders, worn over the belts, are adorned with silver buttons, and on the right arm they have a unique cuff resembling a dragon's wing. Around Malleus's neck is also a wide black collar with a ribbed pattern similar to the cuff on his shoulder.

Jodhpur trousers are black with neon-green stripes along the outer seams, and knee-high boots are black with neon-green soles. Malleus's heels are slightly higher than those of ordinary soldiers. His garrison cap is black with neon-green piping.

The outside of Malleus's cloak, as well as the tips of his gloves, features a pattern of thorny vines and roses. The cloak's edge is jagged, and the lining is dark purple. The cloak is worn over Malleus's left shoulder and secured with a silver pin in the shape of a dragon with two silver tips.

Malleus is a fairly tall young man with fair skin. He has medium-length, jet-black hair with long bangs and two longer strands on the sides that fall past his shoulders. He has a slight bald spot on the top of his head. The tips of his hair are dyed a dark turquoise. He has bright green eyes with vertical pupils and long eyelashes. His lips are slightly darker than his skin, and he usually wears subtle dark eyeshadow.

His most distinctive features are his pointed, elf-like ears and the long black horns on top of his head. His horns are covered with small protrusions and curved in an S-shape. When he opens his mouth, sharp fangs are visible. He is often seen with a serious expression or an enigmatic smile. Birthday - January 18 (Capricorn) Age: 178 (physically he is 18, but no one except his family knows about it) Height - 202 cm (6 feet 7 inches) writing hand - right Rodina-Heather Valley Family; Liliya Vanruzh (guardian) Maleficia Draconia (maternal grandmother) Maleanor Draconia (mother †) Ravern Dragonia (father)

Race-half Neutral half dragon

An immortal girl who appears at the beginning of the second season. Blue's exact origin and affiliation with any immortal group are unknown. However, judging by her appearance and her own words (she calls herself the Princess of Limbo), it can be assumed that she is a neutral.

Appearance Blue has dark turquoise hair that's worn loose. Her eyes are scarlet, with dark gray eyeshadow and a black swirling spiral over her left eye. She wears a gray dress with a dark purple collar. At her waist are two connecting spirals of the same color. Two more spirals run to the end of the dress. There are lilac bracelets at the ends of the sleeves. At the end of the dress is a split, and underneath are dark purple shorts. She also wears dark purple boots. On her back are dark purple wings. Her nails are painted purple.

Character Proud and principled. She acts on the orders of Kubral and Cassidy, but does not consider herself their servant, as she works for a specific reward—a key. First, she kidnaps Sulfus, then helps him give a pendant to Raf (while simultaneously falling in love with him). However, after Sulfus escaped from captivity, exploiting her feelings and deceiving her, Blue develops an inhuman hatred for him. After this, she seeks revenge on Sulfus, even attempting to kill him, which she fails. At the end of the second season, she obtains the key, which she uses to free Reyna from prison.

Capabilities Panther's Bite: Grants Blue enormous, bright blue claws capable of cutting through wood and metal. Blue herself dons a black, blue-striped bodysuit. Shadow Bite: Grants intangibility to attacks (transparency); however, Blue can still attack the opponent. Hypno Bite: The power of complete and utter subjugation hypnosis. Hypno View: hypnosis using gaze. "Eye to eye." X-Ray Bite: Vision that allows you to see through objects like an X-ray.

Still unwilling to give up on the idea of ​​making Malachi hers forever, Reyna transformed into an angel right in front of Malachi, which was forbidden, and flew to the Golden School to retrieve Malika's portrait. Zebel tried to stop her, saying that doing so would not only make Maliki love her but would make him her slave forever, and that stealing people's portraits was sacrilege, but Reyna wouldn't listen. After battling Zebel and disposing of him, Reyna flew to the Portrait Room. Zebel tried to stop her again, but she was determined and wanted Malachi for herself alone. She entered the Portrait Room and removed Malika's portrait from the wall, causing it to lose its free will and become her slave.

The blasphemy was so widespread that the wave of blasphemy destroyed the entire Golden School and opened a door to Limbo, which swallowed Reyna and bound her feet with heavy, unbreakable chains, holding her there, and covered her face with a mask for the deeds she had committed. Reyna was cast out from the angels and attempted to join the demons, but the blasphemy she had committed was too great even for a devil. So she became a neutral, a sorceress. Malachi went with her to Limbo because his portrait was under Reyna's control, and he became her slave and minion forever.

Reyna's story begins in the late 18th century. She was an angel undergoing her first training at the Golden School in Paris. Her devil rival was Zebel, and the human assigned to them was the scientist and alchemist Malachi, Raph's true biological father.

Reyna always seemed to win the challenges, as her human worked for the good of humanity. But after his wife, Angie, mysteriously disappeared and was captured by Cassidy and Kubral, Reyna saw that the heart of the man named Malachi had become dark and selfish. He began committing many evil acts, such as selling potions that forced others to do things against their will. After this, Zebel began winning every challenge and led Malachi astray.

Reyna was truly "uncontrollable," desperately wanting Malachi to become the good man he once was. She knew she'd fallen in love with him because of it, and she despaired that he'd never do anything good again. She thought that if she used one of his love potions on him, he'd fall in love with her, never feel lonely again, and eventually become good.

She slipped a love potion into Malachi's wine, and as soon as he drank it, he passed out. Rayna ran to him and woke him, but the potion had no effect: Malachi still didn't love her and didn't know her. Zebel appeared and said his seventh sense told him something was wrong with his human. Realizing what Rayna had done to their human, he scolded the angel and told her that love potions only work on those already in love, and Maliki had stopped loving him when his wife disappeared. Still unwilling to give up on the idea of ​​making Malachi hers forever, Rayna transformed into an angel right in front of Malachi, which was forbidden, and flew to the Golden School to retrieve Maliki's portrait.

Reyna is the main antagonist of the animated series' first season. She is "neutral" (neither angel nor devil) and was once an angel, but after committing sacrilege, she was sent to Limbo, where she languished in captivity for centuries along with her slave, Malika. Her talisman was a scarab beetle, which was turned into a brooch.

Appearance and Personality Reyna was once an angel. She was 15 stars old when she committed a sacrilege that rendered her neutral and sent her to Limbo for many centuries and years.

As a Neutral, Reyna has long azure, white, and dark blue hair, amber eyes, pale skin, dark purple lips (but with gray pads), and two tattoos above and below her eyes: one black and one red. She also has black nails. She is also evil, cruel, arrogant, ruthless, dark, selfish, manipulative, and vengeful. However, she is also quite intelligent, and her plans are always carefully thought out, weighing every move before acting.

As an angel, Reyna had long blue hair and light yellow wings. She was sweet, caring, and protective, but she often let her emotions overwhelm her judgment, which later led to her sacrilege.

She used to wear white and blue clothing. As a Neutral, she wore a white hood and a white and black web-like mask on her head until Sacrilege freed her after Raph and Sulfus kissed and the Golden School was destroyed. She wears a white robe with dark gray stripes and markings instead of green, as well as a primrose pattern on the inside of the robe. She has light and dark gray target patterns on her knees, legs, and feet, and boots on her feet. But eventually, she wields a long, six-foot-long black, turquoise, and ancient cane with a silver ball made of platinum, like a monster's claw. She wears a dark, light, and cool gray hooded dress, and smoke comes out of her feet.

Malachi was once an alchemist and lived in Paris with his wife, Angelique, and their young daughter, Raf. At the time, Malachi was a kind and happy man who couldn't have wished for a better life, but when his wife was mysteriously taken away right before his eyes, Malachi changed.

He became cold, arrogant, and selfish, and began using his alchemical abilities to enrich himself. The only light and hope in his life was Raf, the only person he loved and cared for after Angela's disappearance.

After becoming Reyna's slave, Malachi's feelings were completely gone. He was a puppet in the hands of his mistress, seeking only to fulfill her wishes. A couple of days before his death, Malachi began acting strangely in Raf's presence, but he tried to ignore it.

Malachi has short dark blue and white hair and blue eyes.

Telepathy This ability allows Angeli to communicate mentally with others. Her daughter inherited this ability.

Flotation This ability allows Angeli to fly like a normal immortal, the only difference being that she lacks wings. When she uses this ability, she is usually surrounded by a blue aura.

Little things Raf resembles her mother in every way and does not appear to have inherited any physical traits from her father, Malachi. Thanks to her special abilities, Angeli can see all immortals, both angels and demons. It seems that Angeli knows a lot about the afterlife. When Angeli was little, she would often tickle Raf on his neck where he had a bell-shaped birthmark.

Raf's mother then tells everyone her story about how she gained her special powers and why she was kidnapped, as well as who is behind the enemy masks: Cassidy and Kubral. Angeli supports Raf and Sulfus when they tell Arkhan and Tempel that they want to challenge Cassidy and Kubral to try to stop the war that could break out now that E.T.O. is gone. However, Angie feels a pang in her heart when Kubral nearly attacks Raf on horseback. Until the battles between her daughter's friends and the enemy armies, including the final battle with Cassidy and Kubral himself, Angie stands in the rain at the Golden School, anxiously looking at the dark sky. She is last seen this season shortly after Raf and Sulfus send the comet back into space, hovering above the clouds next to the unconscious lovers.

Angeli appears in nearly every episode of Season 2, but until 2x42, she only sleeps in a glass coffin and speaks only once in 2x21, in "Castle Gort - Part 1," to Sulfus, warning him that the enemies want to use Raf for their own purposes and that the only way for him to escape and help her is to use his heart as a weapon, which confuses the Devil. After Sulfus escapes from his prison beneath the Golden School and attempts to reveal the enemy's hideout and the location of Raf's mother, the location is found completely destroyed and covered in sand. Angeli's glass coffin was moved to a cave somewhere in the mountains. Angeli finally awakens from her eternal slumber in 2x42 after Raf uses her Angel Star to defeat the enemies, rescue Sulfus, and free her from the glass prison created by Blue. As a result, the VETO scale and the glass of Angeli's coffin were damaged. After Cassidy, Kubral, and Blue left the VETO Temple, Angeli approaches the unconscious Raf and Sulfus and strokes their heads. Later, Angeli returns to the Golden School with Sulfus, who is carrying the still unconscious Raf. After a brief conversation with his daughter's friends, they take Raf and Sulfus to the Golden School to be treated. Raf awakens and sees Angeli. Mother and daughter embrace after many years apart.

Because Angie was special, all angels and demons knew who she was, and she was the one who could maintain peace on Earth. Cassidy and Kubral thought that if they kidnapped her, the angels and demons would blame each other and war would break out again. However, just as this was about to happen, the Higher Realms and the Lower Realms created a VETO, ending the war between the two species. Cassidy and Kubral decided to wait and use Angie as a hostage for their future plans.

Angeli is Malachi's wife and Raf's biological mother, appearing (physically) only in the final episodes of Season 1 and Season 2. However, her voice is first heard in 1x47. She disappeared in a vortex while playing with baby Raf in the garden of the House of Mysteries. Since then, she has been in eternal slumber in a glass sarcophagus. Its location—a secret cave beneath the Golden School—is revealed in Season 2.

Angeli Angeli Voiced by Unknown (original/Italian)

Origin Earth, Paris Powers -Telepathy -Soaring Affiliation(s) Mysterious House, Golden School Relationships Malachi (Husband) Raf (Daughter) Personality and character traits Angela has long, curly blonde hair with a red feather, blue eyes and red lips. Angeli is wearing a white, long-sleeved Victorian-style shirt, a long, dark gray, belted skirt, and black boots. Before disappearing, she also donned a red and white Victorian-style hat, typical of the time period in which she lived. Angeli is a kind, sweet, understanding, and very caring woman. She genuinely cares for her daughter and seems especially attached to Sulfus.

Series Story Angeli has always been special. She never fully understood the origins of her powers, but she used them for good. In the late 19th century, she was able to mediate between France and Great Britain, leading to a peace agreement between the two countries. She appears to be able to heal seemingly incurable wounds, though this ability hasn't yet been shown in the cartoon.

Because of her ability to mediate conflicts and stop wars before they begin, Angie was kidnapped by Cassidy and Kubral while playing in the garden of the Maison des Mysteries in Paris with her young daughter, Raf. In the first version of the abduction, Angie was carried away by a mysterious storm before her husband's eyes, and she was able to save her daughter, leaving her on the ground. In the second version, which is apparently the official one, she was taken by a mysterious blue light descending from the sky.

Angeli Chemist Malachi's wife and Raf's mother. She possesses magical powers such as telepathy, healing, precognition, levitation, and persuasion, and can also see immortals, in which she surpasses them. She was kidnapped by Kubral and Cassidy to start a war between angels and demons and to blackmail Raf and Sulfus, who kept her in eternal slumber. Until Raf destroyed her prison and the VETO scale with the power of the Angel Star. Angeli lives with Raf at the Golden School.

Malaki A mysterious man who blindly obeys and carries out Reyna's every command. He lived in Paris, where he worked with potions, until Reyna deprived him of his freedom of choice in 1900 by stealing his portrait from the Golden School. At the end of the first season, we learn that Malachi is Raf's father. He sacrifices himself to save his daughter from Reyna. Malachi is gone, but Professor Arkan assures Raf that she will meet him again.

Ambassadors of the Lower Spheres. They came in the first season to take Sulfus to the City of Devils, but were stopped by Temptel, who had visited Limbo and learned that Sulfus was not guilty of sacrilege, but Reyna. They answer to the Lower Spheres and the Headmasters of the Golden School.

Cubsid Mayor Kubral's secretary. She fought alongside the other secretaries against angels and demons and was defeated when they used the Prism's wings.

Forces:

Poison Fly: Allows you to shoot snake venom that melts the point of impact, works when a snake is present. Unite Fly: Allows you to merge into one creature with other demons.

Mayor Kubral's secretary. He fought Uri during the second tournament of light and darkness and lost. He also fought angels and demons alongside other secretaries and lost when they used the Prism Wings.

Forces:

Ground Fly: prevents the victim from moving, gluing them to the ground. Bull Fly: Creates a larger bull. Horse Fly: Creates a rideable purple horse that moves very quickly. Unite Fly: Allows you to merge into one creature with other demons.

Deimos and Phobos Two brothers, bodyguards of Mayor Kubral. They fought Sladka and Cabiria during the second tournament of light and darkness and won. They also fought angels and demons alongside the mayor's other protectors, but were defeated when they used the Prism's wings.

Forces:

Force of Gravity: Allows you to change gravity. Fire Balls: Allows you to throw fireballs. Unite Fly: Allows you to merge into one creature with other demons.

A relatively elderly male demon. Mayor of Sulphur City.

Kubral, along with Cassidy, attempted to destroy the VETO Libra, as she wanted war. He and Cassidy successfully manipulated Sulfus, and later Raph, to destroy the VETO Libra and trigger a new Thousand-Year War between demons and angels. It was also he and Cassidy who kidnapped Raph's mother when Raph was still mortal. In season two, Kubral was the headmaster of Golden High School. At the end of season two, he and Cassidy were demoted and handed over to the Zolfanello City courts.

Forces:

Tornado: Allows Kubral to reflect any attack and redirect it back at the enemy. Electroshock: Allows Kubral to direct electrical charges at the opponent, thereby paralyzing the opponent.

A demon of the Aztec civilization, very similar to Sulfus. She is in love with the angel Taiko. Her kiss with him destroys the ancient civilization.

Forces:

Agelis Wings (Agilis Ala): wings that allow high jumping. Ignis Wings (Ignis Ala): Wings that can shoot fire.

A demon teacher. Short and plump. Gnosis's eyesight is so poor that Gus brings a pillow to his lessons, saying he "can't see anything anyway." Gnosis tells the story of VETO and, together with Olympia, travels with angels and demons across the lands.

Forces:

Stop Wings: His wings stop time.

Temptel A professor of the demon class. A slender woman with long purple hair. Her distinguishing features are glasses and distinctive blue lipstick. She has a sarcastic nature, which she doesn't hesitate to show even when working with her students. But, like Arkan, she is very protective of her students, protecting them in every way. Gus has developed "romantic" feelings for her.

Along with Arkan, she was suspended from work in the second season after the arrival of Cassidy and Kubral, but returns to the storyline by the end of the season.

Forces:

Guilty Fly: This ability helps you find sinners. Fust Fly: Delivers an energy strike to an enemy or object.

A true Demon Tempter, summoned, like Gabe, to spy on Raf and Sulfus. She is very provocative and witty. Like the Guardian Angel, she is sent to Brimstone City because she failed to prevent the blasphemous kiss between Raf and Sulfus.

Forces:

Scented Wings: Her wings release a scent that Michelle controls to entice and attack any enemy.

Envoys of the Higher Spheres. They came in the first season to take Raf to the City of Angels, but they were stopped by Arkan, who had visited Limbo and learned that Raf wasn't guilty of sacrilege, but Reyna. They answer to the Higher Spheres and the Headmasters of the Golden School.

Mayor Cassidy's secretary worked with other secretaries against angels and demons and lost because they used the Prism's wings.

Forces:

Throw Fly: Allows you to throw the barbell like a boomerang. Unite Fly: Allows you to merge into one being with other angels.

Mayor Cassidy's secretary. He fought Kabale during the second tournament of light and darkness and lost. He fought alongside other secretaries against angels and demons and lost because they used the Prism Wings.

Forces:

Cut Fly: Allows you to cut an object or creature. Unite Fly: Allows you to merge into one being with other angels.

Two sisters, bodyguards of Mayor Cassidy. They fought Miki and Gus during the second tournament of light and darkness and won. They also fought angels and demons alongside the mayor's other honorary guards, losing when they used the wings of the Prism. They are brave, resilient, and agile.

Forces:

Ball Fly: Creates a ball. Double Ball Fly (Double Strike): Creates multiple balls Clothes Fly: Allows you to quickly change clothes. Fire: Allows you to create fire. Unite Fly: Allows you to merge into one being with other angels.

Cassidy, along with Kubral, attempted to destroy the VETO Libra, wanting war. She and Kubral successfully manipulated Sulfus, and later Raf, to destroy the VETO Libra and trigger a new Thousand-Year War between demons and angels. It was also she and Kubral who kidnapped Raf's mother when Raf was still mortal. In season two, Cassidy was the principal of Golden High School. At the end of season two, she and Kubral were demoted and handed over to the Angie City courts.

Forces:

Connecting Wings: Allows Cassidy to firmly bind any opponent into chains. Atvitum: Allows Cassidy to revive a dead person or turn back time. Mirror Shield: Allows Cassidy to reflect an attack back at her enemy. Vapidum: Creates a stone shell that protects against attacks.

An experienced Angel from the ancient Aztec civilization. He bears a strong resemblance to Raph. The demon Sai is in love with him, just as Sulfus is with Raph, and Taiko tries to contain his feelings, but ultimately, his blasphemous kiss with Sai destroys the ancient civilization.

Forces:

Radius Wing: Wings that shoot out beams that hit the enemy. Scutum Wing: Wings that create a shield for protection. Cuspis Wing: Wings that shoot arrows of light. Multiplicatum: Wings that create clones of Taiko. Rubes Wings: Wings that create lightning bolts that burn away when they fall. Used in the film. Agilis Wing: Wings that allow you to evade enemy attacks. Used in the film.

A professor of the angelic class. He appears as a tall, elderly man with a long beard and white hair. Possessing a calm demeanor, he approaches any problem with care and deliberation, making him quite experienced in working with his students. He is quite strict with his students, but at the same time, he constantly stands up for them and protects them in every way.

He was removed from his post in the second season after the arrival of Cassidy and Kubral, but returned to his position by the end of the series.

Forces:

Radar Fly: Allows you to track down those who commit grave sins such as lying, violence, or theft. Blade Fly: Professor Arcana's halo transforms into a sharp, circular blade.

The angels' new teacher in season two, she teaches angel history and geography. She's tall and thin, with lavender-gray hair and lilac eyes. She wears a long dress in various shades of green. Her Wings of Sleep put those they strike to sleep. Olympia herself wields a magic wand that produces interesting sounds and fireworks, allowing her to gain greater control over sleep.

A Guardian Angel summoned by Arkan to watch over Raf. Having failed in his mission, as Raf and Sulfus still share a sacrilegious kiss, he returns home to the City of Angels. He dresses soberly and modestly, disliking bright colors. He typically wears a white shirt and dark pants.

Forces:

Star Flight: Gabe's primary power. The power of the stars. Wednesday Wings: With these wings, Gabe can catch opponents in a magical net. Maximum Wings: Powerful wings that emit thousands of rays of light! These rays draw power from the stars! Wings-Strike: With this power, Gabe can strike his opponent with powerful pinpoint strikes.

A beautiful demon. Scarlett has a rather unusual appearance for a demon: blonde hair and blue eyes. Like Terence, she appears at Summer School, then, in the second season, trains demons in personification and projection, and oversees their athletic training. She claims to know all the secrets of beauty. Scarlett is the Devils' mentor at summer school. She teaches "Human Acting" and "Human Interaction." In season two, she mentors the Devils in projection and personification, and also helps out at the gym with Terence.

The Angel Teacher, first seen in the film, teaches "Earth Acting" and "Earth Interaction." He is young, with long light brown hair pulled back into a ponytail, a shaggy beard, gray eyes, and large white wings. He wears a white open shirt, a black vest, blue jeans, a fringed leather belt, a loosely tied gray tie, and leather shoes. Terence is a professor of angelic language at Summer School. He teaches "Human Acting" and "Human Interaction." In Season 2, he teaches angel projection and personification, and also helps out at the gym with Scarlett. Kick Fly: Can get very close and hit the enemy very quickly. Water Fly: He can blow anyone away like a grain of sand with his water balls.

The land where the wards of angels and demons live. It has access to the sea. In its suburbs is a mansion where Raf's earthly parents once lived. The name of the city where the wards live is California, USA, but it most likely refers to a European metropolis.

A special space beyond the control of both the Higher and Lower Spheres, about which even they know little. It's likely some other unknown dimension. It's almost completely shrouded in fog. According to Professor Arkan, if you stay here too long, you can even forget your name and the reason for your presence here. It's a kind of prison for exiles from the world of immortals, where Reina was imprisoned for a long time. It's possible that Limbo even has rulers, as in one episode Blue says she's the princess of Limbichi.

A majestic ancient temple, apparently located somewhere in deep space. This makes it incredibly difficult to locate, but there are two ways to find it: using a special map or following a disharmonious vibration. It is the storage location of the scales that maintain the VETO on Earth. It was destroyed by the power of the Angel Star Raf, through the malicious intent of Generals Cassidy and Kubral.

A city high in the clouds, home to angels. It is very similar to earthly cities. Its distinctive feature is its large number of parks and squares, which lend it a special beauty. Its main attractions include Central Park, the Celestial Gallery, and the greenhouse with the All-Knowing Willow. It is under the control of the Higher Spheres.

This is a school where not only mortals but also angels and demons are trained. It is located in the center of the earthly city and is a rather impressive building.

There are also classrooms and rooms invisible to mortals, as well as separate dormitories for angels and demons. The school includes the Challenge Room, where the first to influence a ward is decided, and the Portrait Room, which houses the souls of all mortals. There are also separate classrooms for angels and demons to study, as well as a boardroom where important matters are discussed and disciplinary hearings are held. The school has its own computer lab, cafeteria, gym, and wardrobe. Initially, the only teachers were Professors Arcane and Temptel; in the second season, they were joined by Professors Omnia and Gnosis, as well as Terence and Scarlett, who appeared in the feature film.

At the end of the 19th century it was known as the Golden Castle.

A demonic haunt, an underground city surrounded by volcanoes and sulfur fountains. It's heavily polluted by fumes and car exhaust, and motorcyclists are common. The city's most famous landmarks include the Thundering Crypt, the Hill of the Hanged, and the Rainbow Bar; there's even a dedicated race track. The city is controlled by the Lower Spheres.

Appearance: He dresses in a biker style, wears jackets and leather pants, and prefers clothes in red, black, and gray. The hair is dark blue, almost black, and always very disheveled. The eyes are yellow, with a red star around the left eye. The talisman is the Basilisk, a coral snake that, when inactive, becomes a pattern on the right forearm of its owner.

Biography Age: 16 fire years. Character Sulfus is the typical embodiment of the devilish character: cold, merciless to his enemies, arrogant, vain, and fearless. He often even appears cruel and domineering. Hobbies: Motorcycles, Sulfus can often be seen in the image of a biker - both on and off the motorcycle Capabilities Some of Sulfus' abilities: Fire Fly - allows you to create fireballs. Body Fly - gives Sulfus incredible physical strength. Large Wings (Macro Fly) - With these wings, Sulfus grows to enormous sizes. Iron Wings (Iron Fly) - allows you to throw sharp steel knives at your opponent, while your wings become iron, allowing you to use them as a shield. Blow Fly - This skill is similar in action to the Wings of Power, but allows you to deliver concentrated, pinpoint strikes. Ability to heal the seriously injured - received from Raph during the 1st Light and Darkness Tournament. The color of the prism wings is red. opponent - Raf (beloved)

Appearance: Dresses in a punk style, mostly wearing pink, purple and black clothes. She has short dark purple hair with a red streak and yellow eyes. The talisman is a Nosferatu bat, which, when inactive, becomes a bracelet on Kabale's arm.

Biography Age: 15 fire years. Enemy: Angel Sweet. Character She is selfish and can think about others only when it interests her. Often treats everything with irony and sarcasm. He loves to take risks and tries to show it in every possible way. Interested in gambling. Well versed in potions, concoctions and antidotes.

Forces Invisible wings - grant invisibility. Double Wings - Creates multiple duplicates of Kabale. Wings of Transformation - allow you to transform into any animal, both real and mythical. Psychic Wings - disable the enemy using mental influence Prism wings color - Purple

Appearance Cabiria has long dark hair adorned with two lilac-hued streaks. Cabiria's eyes are red. She wears a dark purple, form-fitting vest with glitter stripes. She wears bright purple pants with a heart appliqué on the left leg. She wears dark boots with two gray straps and soles.

Character Cabiria is a stubborn and determined demon. She never gives up easily, preferring to fight to the bitter end. She is the coldest, most calculating, and most intelligent of the demons.

Animated series Appears in episode 2 of season 1. Constantly breaks the rules and fights for his charges with the angel Uri. Sometimes he helps the angels and his demon friends.

Forces In the animated series, Cabiria was shown to have powers such as:

Night Fly: Creates darkness anywhere and anytime. Wild Fly: Creates animal helpers. Web Fly: Creates a strong web that is thrown at the enemy. Dry Fly: Creates a hot desert wind that dries everything in its path. Wind Fly: Creates a special magical wind that can stop the movement of anyone or anything. Warm Fly: Allows you to melt any object. The color of the Prisma Fly is blue.

Possesses the ability of hypnosis, acquired during the 1st Light and Darkness Tournament.

Cabiria's talisman is Arachno the spider. When inactive, it transforms into Cabiria's earring. Arachno can create webs or transform into a desired item. The color of the prism wings is blue. opponent - Uri

A plump demon with short red hair and dark blue eyes, always hidden behind a pair of sunglasses. Gus's preferred clothing is a lilac T-shirt with his familiar's face on it and baggy pants in black and blue, sometimes purple. His horns and wings are dark blue. When inactive, Toad Croc becomes a spiked bracelet.

Character He's rarely seen without a bag of chips in hand. He especially loves pizza, hamburgers, and ice cream. He tries to appear to be the true embodiment of darkness, trying to emulate Sulfus, but in reality, he's the most good-natured of all the demons. Gaz is anything but diabolically intelligent—he creates most of the comical situations in the series, often defusing tense situations among people (diabolically intelligent = alternatively gifted, so this guy is quite smart by our standards). He's in love (or pretends to be) with his professor, Temptel, and listens attentively to her in class, memorizing every word. This makes him a relatively good student, and she practically ignores him (there have also been a few hints that he has a thing for Miki, but she's his dearest rival, so how could he live without her?).

Capabilities Similar to Sweet in the Angels team, he plays the role of a comedian in the Demons team, constantly making jokes about himself and his classmates. Has a positive attitude towards piercings - Gus has an earring, more than one. Able to sense natural disasters. Forces Burger: Stretches his arms forward and throws a huge hamburger at a target. Motus: Creates a small localized earthquake. When used in water, creates a vortex. Crasso: Makes the enemy fat and, as a result, very clumsy. Magnet: Controls metallic objects from a distance. Obtained during the 1st Light and Darkness Tournament. Toxin: Creates a cloud of poisonous gas. The color of the Prism Wings is orange. Opponent - Miki

Character She's kind and generous to everyone except demons, whom Miki believes should never be trusted. However, even this sad circumstance doesn't stop her from being witty, loving to joke, and having fun with her friends. Miki is very brave and is practically unafraid to face danger. Appearance Miki wears flared pants and a blue sweatshirt. Her blue hair is cut short, but on the right side there's a long strand braided and adorned with several colorful hair clips, one of which is shaped like a star. Miki's mascot is Lula Mika has blue eyes, golden wings, and a halo. Her mascot is a dragonfly named Lula, which, when inactive, becomes a bow on her hair. Forces Wings of Prism Sticky Wings allows you to throw sticky drops in the shape of smiley faces that immobilize the enemy. Wall Wings build a strong wall anywhere. The Rubber Wings form a springy rubber ball around Mika, which bounces off blows. Ice Wings—the power to create ice from thin air and emit powerful beams of cold. It was acquired during the 1st Light and Darkness Tournament. The color of the Prism Wings is green. Opponent - Gus

Character Sweet lives up to her name. Naive, cheerful, and funny, she manages to bring a smile to her friends' faces at any time, even when they're sad. Sweet loves to laugh, and being a dreamer, she doesn't take things seriously, even if they turn out to be important, which can make her seem a little silly. Appearance Her style is based on all shades of pink and purple. Her hair is a bright crimson color, and her eyes are gray. She wears a headband with a small pink wing. A pink halo hovers above her head. She wears blue heart-shaped earrings. She wears a white jacket with a pink trim. Under the jacket, she wears a pink top with a triangular neckline. She wears white gloves with lace trim. She wears a choker with a blue heart in the center, as do the earrings. Around her waist, she wears a pink belt with a heart of the same color in the center. She wears white leggings with a heart with wings pierced by a sword. She wears small pink shoes with crimson bows. Her talisman is the butterfly. In the wings of the prism, Sweet has a colored essence - pink. Capabilities Sound Fly: Creates powerful sound waves that deafen anyone caught in their path. Video Fly: allows you to create any holograms. Stop Fly: A powerful energy shield that can stop anything or anyone. Hairy Fly: Candy's hair grows longer and turns into a kind of stiff whip that Candy can use to hit enemies. The color of the Prisma Fly is pink. Opponent - Kabale

Uri is an angel girl who was 15 years old at the time of her appearance. She is described as intelligent, naive, dreamy, happy, spontaneous, and outgoing. Uri loves photography and has a magical camera that can capture both real objects and people's dreams. Uri has lilac eyes and long, curly brown hair, styled into four pigtails, two on the sides of her head and two at the back. She enjoys wearing clothes with floral prints and bright colors, most of them yellow, orange, and/or green. She has a talisman, the firefly Lampo, which helps her transform into a mortal for protection and guidance on the path of good. Forces In the animated series, Uri was shown to have powers such as:

Flower Fly: Helps Uri grow any plant anywhere. Meteo Fly: controls weather phenomena, be it thunderstorms or hurricanes. Hydro-Wings (Hydro Fly): Allows fast flight (or, more accurately, swimming) underwater. Beast Wings (Beast Fly): With these wings, Uri can transform into any earthly animal. Acquired during the First Light and Darkness Tournament, possibly from Kabale. Green Wings (Green Fly): Fires green arrows that coat an enemy's legs in green slime when they hit them. Obtained during the 2nd Light and Darkness Tournament. Jump Fly: Helps you jump very high and long. Hurricane Fly: Allows you to create a tornado. Prisma Fly - Her wings spread an eternal yellow color essence. rival - Cabiria

Raph is an angel who was 15 years old at the time of her introduction. She first appears in the first episode of the first season and is the main protagonist of the entire animated series. She is described as curious, lively, practical, rational, romantic, and caring, as well as extremely stubborn and feisty. She is also the unofficial leader of Team Angel. Raph enjoys sharing her thoughts and worries in her diary. She has long blonde hair, blue eyes, a small ponytail on the right side of her head, and a red streak in her bangs. She enjoys wearing sportswear, most of which are blue, white, and/or pink. She has a talisman, the ladybug Cox, which helps her transform into a mortal for protection and guidance on the path of good. Forces In the animated series, Raph was shown to have powers such as:

Speed ​​Fly: Allows you to fly at very high speeds. Rock Fly: The wings create a strong shield around Raph from external influences. Think Fly: a form of telepathy that allows Raph to mentally communicate with others without being detected. She likely inherited this ability from Angela. Inflame: The ability to create blue fireballs. Learned from Sulfus during the 1st Light and Darkness Tournament. Prisma Fly: Her wings spread an eternal sky-blue color essence, which Raph uses to defeat Reina. Bell Fly: Allows Raph to deliver a precise strike to the enemy with a small energy wave. rival-Sulfus However, she doesn't feel any hostility towards him at all, quite the opposite - Raf falls in love with Sulfus almost from the first days of their acquaintance, which, unfortunately, is not allowed among angels and demons.

For a long time, she believed she was an angel like everyone else. However, Raf is actually the daughter of the mortal alchemist Malachi and his wife Angeli, transformed into an angel through unknown means.

However, she doesn't feel any hostility towards him at all, quite the opposite - Raf falls in love with Sulfus almost from the first days of their acquaintance, which, unfortunately, is not allowed among angels and demons.

For a long time, she believed she was an angel like everyone else. However, Raf is actually the daughter of the mortal alchemist Malachi and his wife Angeli, transformed into an angel through unknown means. Because she is half-mortal and half-immortal, she possesses an ultimate ability—the power of the Angel Star. This also explains why Raf has a small birthmark on her neck.

At the end of the second season, she and Sulfus tell the teachers that they will not go to study at the Golden University, as they have decided to follow the Path of Metamorphosis and try to become human in order to give free rein to their feelings.