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A compassionate and extremely empathetic demon, she is genuinely upset by the thought of harming other demons.

Although she knows that souls go to Hell for a reason, but for their terrible deeds, Charlie still believes the Extermination is pointless. Her primary personal goal is to help sinners escape this fate through self-improvement and, perhaps, redemption. However, it seems Charlie is the only one who believes this.

Charlie's tendency to idealize everything around her sets her apart from many of her peers in Hell. Charlie is naive to many of the harsh realities that stand in the way of her success. Her girlfriend, Vaggie, constantly reminds her of this, but all arguments are dashed by Charlie's sunny optimism. This leads Charlie to mindlessly rush into the initial stages of her plans without preparation (her list of tips before her TV show appearance only includes "unicorns kissing, dolphins high-fiving, singing show tunes = happy ending?").

Charlie loves musical theater, song, and dance, so she often conveys her ideas and emotions through show tunes and ballads. She takes failure hard, believing that her genuine passion for the theater should be enough to inspire others to think the same way. Charlie openly admits this in a voicemail to her mother. She says she doesn't really know what she's doing or how to make her idea work in practice.

Despite being sweet and lacking in "field experience," Charlie is neither weak nor stupid. When people insult her or openly ridicule her ideals, Charlie is capable of standing up for herself and even fighting. She's not above using swear words.

Charlie's idealism has its limits; she understands that not all demons can be redeemed or even changed for the better. She hesitates when Alastor offers her a deal, refuses to shake his hand, and uses her status as a princess of Hell to make demands on him (though she's embarrassed about it).

A thin build, pale gray skin, sharp yellow teeth, black gums, and short scarlet hair/fur with black tips. Deer ears can be seen on the sides of his head. On his forehead is a small cross, which can only be seen during his victory over Sir Pentious, as it is constantly obscured by his bangs. He has small deer antlers on his head. He has dark red sclera, scarlet irises, black pupils, and crimson eyelids. Over his right eye, Alastor wears an oval monocle with a dark red lens and a black frame.

Alastor is roughly the same height as Vox, standing at around 7 feet (approximately 213 cm). He wears a red, high-collared shirt with a black cross on the chest, and over it, a single-breasted, ruby-colored frock coat with a thin scarlet stripe, which is torn at the hem, as well as maroon trousers with a scarlet border, a black bow tie with a scarlet neck, black gloves with bright scarlet markings on the tips and knuckles, and black shoes with a cutout in the shape of a deer track on the feet.

Alastor also carries a vintage-style microphone with him at all times, which has a mind of its own and is part of his demonic appearance. Everything he says into this microphone is broadcast live on the radio.

A slender fallen angel who bears a strong resemblance to his daughter, Charlie: he has fair skin with rosy cheeks, blond hair with fine light coral streaks over thick, paler highlights, and eyes with light yellow sclera and red pupils. He is shorter than his daughter, but unlike Charlie, his mouth is full of sharp teeth, his hair is cut short and slicked back in a ducktail with a single tuft of hair sticking out, his pupils are widened like a snake's, and his cheeks are a paler shade of red. He also has sharp black eyebrows, light purple eyelids, and a forked tongue.

Lucifer's white and red attire resembles that of a circus ringmaster: he wears a wide-brimmed white hat with a golden snake and red apple above golden spikes resembling a crown, and a white suit with red lining, red trim, and eight gold buttons. The coat is worn over a light red-and-white striped vest with two gold buttons and a small black bow tie with accessories. In the episode "The Show Must Go On," his suit has red and gold epaulettes, reminiscent of a ringmaster's.

He also wears black knee-high heeled boots and dark gray forearm-length gloves. He wears a gold ring on his left pinky, presumably the wedding ring from his marriage to Lilith.

Lucifer usually carries a black cane with an apple tip, matching his hat. Due to his angelic origins, he has six white wings with red feathers.

Though he sat on the throne of Hell, he remained a connoisseur of dramatic gestures and mise-en-scène. Like a seasoned actor, he juggled caustic jokes and theatrical sighs, effortlessly shifting from playful carelessness to melancholy. He was ambitious, as was his daughter Charlie—both fervently believed in their own ideals, albeit rather idiosyncratic.

In the tattered book "History of Hell," which Charlie pored over in the episode "Overture," Lucifer was portrayed as a dreamer and idealist whose urge to grant humanity free will ultimately resulted in the creation of Hell. Cast down from Heaven, he gave himself over to grief and disillusionment. After parting with Lilith, Lucifer withdrew into himself, finding solace in collecting rubber duckies. This passion, unfortunately, alienated him from his daughter: Charlie's calls became rare, and he convinced himself that she didn't need him.

At times, Lucifer's carelessness in judgment and actions was astonishing, as if he were not the Lord of Hell but a simple-minded demon. During an argument with Adam, for example, his threat sounded like an ambiguous hint, amusing even Adam. He completely ignored Charlie's remark. When meeting Vaggie, he persistently called her "Maggie," as if he'd forgotten her true name. And this, despite all his greatness! However, Lucifer felt awkward in company. Wanting to connect with his daughter, he passionately exclaimed that they both liked girls!

However, don't be fooled by the feigned awkwardness: Lucifer wasn't one to back down from a challenge. He fearlessly charged into battle with Adam, showering his opponent with caustic taunts, reminding him of the fiasco with Lilith, and hinting at a connection with Eve. He was a master of the art of intimidation—it's enough to recall how he ordered Lute to "take her 'little friends' and get out of here," adding "please"—a tribute to his innate aristocracy. He loved Charlie, but, absorbed in his own experiences, he rarely thought about his daughter. He called when he was bored or needed help. Upon learning that Charlie was planning a meeting with Heaven,

A charismatic, vintage radio announcer with a wide smile that never leaves his face. He's extremely polite and charming, readily making concessions to achieve his own goals, and, thanks to his charm and stunning diction, skillfully wins the trust of other demons. He makes a good-natured and cheerful first impression.

Alastor is a sadist: he gleefully spoke of the Great Depression in America and the large number of orphans whose suffering he clearly enjoyed. He will not hesitate to use physical force when others fail to act in accordance with his particular values ​​or expectations. But despite his love of suffering and the constant failures of children and adults, for unknown reasons, he is incapable of seriously injuring or killing a child. Moreover, if he encounters a child on the side of the road, he will likely take care of them. As revealed in the official prequel comic, he despises Vox. The comic also showed that Alastor has a positive side, as he defended a weak sheep-like demon from an attack by a butcher who wanted to butcher it. Judging by Vaggie's story, he is very cruel and purposeful, since almost immediately after his appearance in hell, he overthrew almost all the rulers who had been sitting for many centuries, becoming one of the most powerful demons in hell: Alastor easily deals with Sir Pentious, who suddenly appeared.

Overall, Alastor is described as a dualistic person. He highly values ​​good manners, friendliness, and intelligence in others and will look down on those who don't meet his standards. However, he bends these rules and adapts them to his own needs. Unhappy people seem weak to him.

A tall, slender woman with long blonde hair, approximately 186–190 cm tall. She has a round, scarlet blush on her cheeks, reminiscent of clowns or dolls. She has light yellow eyes with red pupils, black lips and nails, and thick black eyelashes. Charlie's teeth are completely human, with the exception of her long fangs. As mentioned above, she has long, light-colored hair, pulled back into a low ponytail with two black ribbons. Her blonde bangs are parted to the left.

Although Charlie is human, she has some animal-like features, such as fangs and hooves. Charlie wears a scarlet suit. It consists of a jacket with burgundy lapels and skinny scarlet trousers. Underneath the jacket, Charlie wears a white shirt with black buttons and cuffs, as well as a black bow tie. On his feet, Charlie wears white shoes.