Beelzebub

In the past, after meeting Lucifer, Azazel, and Samael, Beelzebub quickly developed a strong bond and close friendship with them, beginning to feel happy and grateful not to be alone. However, due to his curse, he found his three friends dead and heartbroken. Seeing them dead, Beelzebub, filled with fury, grief, and hatred, swore on that very spot that he would find Satan and kill him.

From then on, his sole objective was to find and kill Satan with Lilith's help, but once again, when he began to feel affection for her, she ended up being killed. This led him to discover the harsh truth: he is Satan.

After all these events, Beelzebub lost the will to live, becoming gloomy and withdrawn, forbidding himself from connecting with anyone and creating an emotional armor to protect himself from others and avoid suffering more than he had already endured. His only desire is to find someone who can kill him.

Beelzebub is portrayed as a very calm and serene individual, though cunning and apathetic, as he would treat other beings as experiments without remorse or guilt. He also appears to be quite erudite, using his knowledge to experiment on creatures and beings for his own pleasure. This could also be the reason Hades described him as someone with great eccentricity who would waste energy and time on frivolous things. Beelzebub shows no fear of Odin's threatening aura, and no concern for its threat, as he can easily touch it. He only stopped Adamantine because he seems to enjoy Ragnarok, as he prevented Adamas from killing Brunhilde, depriving him of his enjoyment.

According to Adamas, Beelzebub is a creepy fellow who doesn't have many friends. This is due to the curse he received at birth and the rumor that anyone who gets involved with Beelzebub will be devoured by Satan. As a result, all the gods fear and hate him, and Beelzebub has been isolated from everyone, unable to form any relationships.

Beelzebub takes the form of a tall, slender, and muscular young man with disheveled hair and deep reddish-brown eyes. He has a tattoo of a heart formed by three thorny vines with leaves and roses on the left side of his chest, which he inherited from Lilith before her death. He usually wears a dark priest's robe tightly tied with a black cord around his waist, with two pins at his neck resembling fly eyes. Beelzebub also wears a purple cloth, similar to a sash, with a black striped pattern forming several crosses, draped over his shoulders to his thighs, its end tucked under the cord at his waist. Under his robe, he wears a button-down white shirt. Beelzebub also wears loose black trousers tucked into the tops of his boots and a pair of black mid-calf boots with laces and silver soles.

In the past, instead of his priestly robes, Beelzebub wore a dark coat with the sleeves rolled up above his wrists. He also wore a short, dark coat with a stand-up collar that only reached halfway down his back, and a white handkerchief with a tie pin bearing a pendant in the center.