Abel

Relationships:

Family:

Adam: Adam was the father of Abel. According to Vivziepop, Adam may or may not have been proud of Abel, but Abel was not a favorite among his sons.

As it was shown in the episode "The Narrator", Abel himself understands that Adam was indifferent to him, but still tries to preserve some positive feelings towards his late father. For example, he agrees to become the new leader of the Exorcists, although he does not like the idea of ​​revenge, and tries to keep one of Adam's guitars before Lute stops him.

Friends:

Emily and the Apostle Peter: As shown in the episode "The Storyteller", Abel is friends with Emily and the Apostle Peter.

Paradise:

Sir Penthius: In the episode "The Storyteller", Abel meets Sir Pentius. Although Abel tries to be friendly, his unintentional taunts and the enthusiasm with which he shows Paradise make Pentius nervous.

February: Abel and Lut have a bad relationship. He was upset when Lute reminded him that Adam was indifferent to him, and later gloated about the fact that he, and not she, became the leader of the exorcists. He was also very upset when he saw her break down because he was trying to get one of Adam's guitars, and after she performed the song "Gravity".

Sulfur: Serah is Abel's leader. He usually respects her and does not ask unnecessary questions, as shown in the episode "The Storyteller".

Character:

Unlike his cruel, bloodthirsty, and arrogant father, Abel is more kind-hearted, calm, and benevolent. He's also not afraid to speak his mind, such as during the hearings regarding Sir Pentious' ascension to Paradise, when Lute relentlessly criticized the proceedings, and he also gloats slightly about becoming the new head of the Exorcist army after his father's defeat. Abel is also willing to make new friends, as seen when he, Emily, and Apostle Peter sing to Sir Pentious about the kindness of Paradise in the song "How Are You" in the episode "Storyteller." However, in the same episode, he can also be seen as lacking tact and rather absent-minded, such as when he unintentionally mocked Pentious' name and later attempted to take one of Adam's guitars when Lute was already in a frenzy.

Abel is shown to be quite nervous and conflict-phobic: he expresses noticeable anxiety about the angels' impending war with Hell, though he offers lukewarm support to Sera, saying he's fine with any resolution. When Lute fights Vaggie, Abel is frankly afraid to intervene, his nose bleeding and his vision blurring. However, he ultimately proves strong enough to pull himself together, display courage, and, using his position as the Exorcist commander, order Lute to retreat, abandoning her attempt at revenge.

Vivienne claims that, unlike his father, Abel has a gentle and kind nature. She describes him as "an innocent and silly little boy."

Likes: Good atmosphere Santa Claus Spending time with Emily and Apostle Peter Sing Cheer up Sir Pentious

Dislikes: The death of his father The fact that his father didn't love him Violence Lyut When Lute breaks down

Capabilities: Immortality Angelic power Flight

Biological data:

Age: Older than the Earth

Floor: Male

View: Angel Human (formerly)

Professional activity:

Occupation: Exorcist Commander

Status: Alive

Relationships:

Family: Adam (father; deceased) Eva (mother)

Friends: Emily Apostle Peter

Other: Sera (leader) Lieutenant Herald of God (leader) Sir Pentious (acquaintance)

Appearance: Abel is a fair-skinned angel who has inherited some of his father's traits, such as his stocky build and large golden wings on his back. However, unlike his father, he has wavy, shoulder-length light-brown hair, pupil-less amber-gold eyes, a gap in his upper row of teeth, and a halo with a slight dent.

His outfit is similar to Adam's, only apparently blended with the pale yellow of a marching band uniform. He has yellow epaulettes, gold buttons with pink straps and trim, and sleeves that fade from yellow to pale yellow. His arms appear black.

He also wears a pale yellow shako with pink ribbons on the top and bottom with an "A" symbol on the front, as well as a large white feather on the right side.

Despite Emily's assurances that Abel would do a good job as head of the Exorcists, he actually performed quite poorly, proving weak-willed and cowardly. Abel's inaction led, among other things, to the escalation of tension in Hell.