Azrael.

Upon meeting Azrael and Lute, Michael offered them heavenly wine and congratulated them on their son, striving for reconciliation. Witnessing the consequences of his past actions on Azrael, Michael acknowledged his mistakes and expressed remorse for being an unsympathetic brother, admitting that Azrael deserved to be treated as more than just a soldier, demonstrating that he had softened significantly since leaving Heaven. However, Azrael rejected Michael's sincere apology, asserting his prowess as the toughest archangel. Emboldened by Michael's display of vulnerability, Azrael proclaimed his superiority over all other archangels, including Michael, and left the room with Lute, leaving Michael to grapple with his remorse.

Azrael is Michael's younger brother, and perhaps the one with whom he shares the most complex history. During their childhood, Michael assumed a colder, more authoritarian role, treating him more like a soldier than a brother. Occasionally pretending Azrael didn't exist, Michael ignored his younger brother's youthful activities and didn't bother connecting with him, unlike the other Morningstar siblings. Seeking Michael's approval and admiring him, Azrael internalized some of his less desirable traits, particularly his tendency to flirt with female angels in Heaven. Michael was both astonished and offended when Azrael was chosen to save the Universe alongside the other Virtues and God. Instead of supporting his younger brother and allowing him to grow up alongside his more supportive siblings, Michael cruelly and rashly appointed him as the new Divine General of Heaven under the guise of protecting him. In reality, this act was driven by Michael's desire for glory in serving God, isolating Azrael from his family and burdening him with military responsibilities. Michael expected Azrael to exploit his "madness" by wiping out the population of Hell, failing to anticipate that Azrael would spiral out of control with the power Michael had bestowed upon him. Michael felt a strong aversion to Azrael due to his psychopathic tendencies, even in his childhood. These inclinations included a blatant disregard for the lives lost in the War in Heaven, as well as causing disturbances and inconveniences to his brothers as they tried to help the wounded and mourn their losses. This led Michael to consider Azrael unworthy of serving God directly. Centuries later, Michael unexpectedly returned to Heaven after millions of years of traveling through the cosmos with his brothers. His return startled Azrael, who was visibly shaken and even tried to hide.

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Ironically, Azrael displays all seven deadly sins: Pride: Maintains a self-righteous attitude, treating everyone as subordinates and speaking condescendingly. Even when it insults their chances of redemption, it seems to lessen its impact in Hell. Envy: He tends to get angry if Adam, Lute, or his brothers pay more attention to someone else than to him. Lust: Not in a traditional sense, but Azrael ultimately craves power and attention all the time, going so far as to allow Adam to break his rules just to hear him out. Wrath: He does not react well to challenge or when someone dares to question or challenge his views, and he is quick to banish any angel who does so. Gluttony: He indulges excessively in concerts and embarks on pointless escapades instead of fulfilling his responsibilities as protector of Heaven. Regarding the more traditional manifestations of Gluttony, he is shown to be a great fan of fast food like Golden Arches, and Sandalphon states that Azrael would eat an entire restaurant no matter what it contained. Sloth: He never actively defends Heaven from threats, usually because he simply doesn't want to. He lets the Exterminators or Heaven's army do his job so he can take the credit. At one point, he even forces the Exorcists to be a living bridge that he could cross on foot, as he was too lazy to fly across a chasm to the Refuge. Greed: He keeps a collection of sacred guitars and axes and hoards them, fiercely yelling at his assistants to get him more after carelessly destroying them during his performances.

It is very loosely based on the angel of the same name, who, in Islamic religions, is depicted as the angel of death who transports the souls of the recently deceased away from their bodies. The creators of the series describe him as "Azrael in name only." In Hebrew, "Azrael" means "Angel of God" or "God has helped". Azrael's appearances and references are heavily inspired by real-life actor and musician Jack Black. In the Terminators' training video, Azrael wears an outfit reminiscent of Dewey Finn, Jack Black's character in the 2003 film School of Rock. The way he instructs the Terminators on killing and singing is also similar to how Dewey teaches his students to be part of a band. Azrael almost never calls the other characters by their names, preferring to give nicknames to almost everyone he interacts with. A conversation with Michael and Lucifer reveals that he has been doing this since he learned to speak. He was 8 years old when he succeeded Michael as defender of Heaven. Despite claiming to be eternally loyal to God, Azrael was ironically making his Creator's sacrifice for humanity questionable and in vain by making it significantly more difficult for human souls to be accepted into Heaven. He has four heavenly horses as pets named Chode, Dick, Rodney, and Cumdump. His favorite guitar chord is the D chord. Azrael may be left-handed or ambidextrous, since he plays the guitar predominantly with his left hand. Azrael likes to collect angelic guitars, axes, and magical motorcycles, and keeps a wide selection of them in his sanctuary, as they fit with his rock star gimmick.

There is a plaque on the gates of Heaven that details many of the deadly sins established by Azrael. During his reign, the Celestial Court was incredibly strict with these laws, and committing them even once was enough to condemn souls to Hell or expel angels from Heaven. They read, exactly, the following:

Taking the Lord's name in vain? Hell! Murder? HELL!!! You don't go to church? Damn! Curses? Hell! Disobey Archangel Azrael or the Lord's commands? Hell! Listening to non-Christian rock? Unbelievable! Not being a conservative Christian? Hell! Watching or reading pornography? Hell! Smoking? Doing drugs? Drinking? Hell! Hell! Hell! Abortion? HELL!!! Aram Zam Zam song? OH MY GOD! Do you refuse or forget to pray before dinner and bed? Unbelievable! Stealing? HELL!!! Playing video games for adults or for adults? Amazing! To be a saint and disrespect your heavenly superior? Hell! Downloading movies illegally? Hell! Divorce? HELL!!! Thinking sinful thoughts? Hell! Sympathizing with Hellspawn? Hell!

Madness: Although he is able to hide it, Azrael's madness is also his downfall and leaves him free to be manipulative or deceived. Divine Intervention: Azrael can be injured, weakened, or even annihilated by the power of higher divine entities. Additionally, while Azrael is immune to standard weapons and even angelic weapons, archangelic weapons can severely wound and potentially annihilate him. Seraph Flames: Azrael is somewhat vulnerable to the holy fire used by the Seraphim, as evidenced by Emily inadvertently burning Azrael's wings while fending him off in the War in Hell, though he managed to effortlessly withstand the flames battering his body.

Authority and Influence: As the third most important archangel in Heaven, Azrael was a highly regarded, respected, and authoritative figure. He held enough influence in the dimension to accuse any angel or saint and banish them from Heaven or even have their memories erased for witnessing their corrupt deeds. He was able to enforce his views on Heaven's laws, denying most human souls access to Heaven unless they had committed virtually no sin in their lives. Furthermore, his former army, the Exorcists, obeyed his orders without question for a time, until Lena led an uprising against him. Instill Fear: Azrael is capable of using alarmist tactics to persuade people and maintain their loyalty, such as telling the inhabitants of Heaven that Lucifer would lead an uprising against Heaven if Hell's population continued to increase. He also managed to convince Heaven's officials to authorize the annual Extermination, telling them that the Root of Evil would become too powerful to contain in Purgatory if too many sinners were present who unwittingly fueled its power with their evil deeds. Musical Talents: Like many angels, Azrael possesses a masterful talent for music and singing. He excels primarily at shout-singing and rock and roll. He plays the lute, saxophone, and electric guitar with questionable dexterity. He is also a fairly skilled choreographer, as evidenced by his musical number with the Exorcists and the Cherubs.

Symphokinesis: With his sacred electric guitar, Azrael could project waves of holy light or bursts of solidified light that could be used offensively to melt other entities or instantly vaporize them. The guitar could also produce vibrations so powerful that they devastated landscapes and caused other beings to explode from the intensity. He could project these vibrations by strumming the guitar strings, the power of these attacks depending on the number of strings strummed at once, and he could produce magical arrows by pulling back the guitar strings like a bow. He could also create portals to other dimensions and fire a prolonged burst of energy from the guitar's headstock.

External powers Electrokinesis: Azrael's predominant power lay in his ability to control holy lightning through his electric guitar. With this formidable skill, he could summon celestial lightning, project beams of electricity directly from his instrument, or envelop himself in a protective cloak of radiant golden lightning. His lightning had the devastating effect of destroying entire buildings, opening colossal craters in the earth's surface, and reducing any demon that crossed its path to a charred and skeletal state. Electric Shockwave: Azrael could use his guitar to attack his enemies with a righteous sound, often hitting the ground with a powerful strum of his guitar and a rock star scream, producing a mile-long electric shockwave that formed the image of him beckoning to the inhabitants of Hell, leveling any building the shockwave hit. Energy Shield Generation: Azrael could use his axe to conjure a bubble of sacred energy around himself, protecting him from mystical attacks of demonic and angelic origin. Furthermore, any projectile launched in his direction, such as bullets or objects, would turn into vanishing golden dust upon impact with the shield. Fragokinesis: Azrael could make objects explode by stabbing them with the holy knife on the head of his axe, a method he attempted to use to annihilate the Hazbin Hotel during the War in Hell until Luis's energy shield destroyed the head of his axe. Mind control: Azrael was able to control the Exterminators and override their thoughts and movements using his LED masks, forcing any resistant Exorcist to obey him against their will.

Supernatural Voice: Azrael possessed an extremely powerful voice. During the Extermination, his singing and guitar playing could be heard throughout Pride Circle. During his fight with Charlie, he split the land of Pentagram City into four pieces with just a furious scream. Telekinesis: Azrael possessed the extraordinary ability of telekinesis, which granted him the power to control objects at will, either by molding them to his liking or by attracting them to himself. Whenever Azrael used his telekinetic ability, a vibrant yellow aura enveloped the objects he manipulated.

Photokinesis: Azrael possessed an extremely strong connection to light and could manipulate it at will. He could teleport through it, create archangelic weapons from solidified light, and convert light into energy beams capable of causing demonic entities to explode in blood upon impact. He could also project his holy light to heal himself or his allies. Regeneration: Azrael could heal himself naturally from terrible wounds. Furthermore, he could use his powers to heal others and grant them additional strength. Often, when the Exterminators were injured on duty, they would invoke Azrael's name and call upon his holy light, which Azrael would illuminate from the heavens, rejuvenating them if he so desired. Invocation: During "The Archangel of Death", it was shown that Azrael could summon the Exorcists, making them appear, almost ethereally, beneath his wings. Supernatural Strength: Azrael possessed supernatural, possibly limitless, physical strength. His strength was best demonstrated by his ability to easily shatter his indestructible sacred guitars after a few musical performances—guitars tough enough to withstand the impact of his own holy energy and remain intact. During the War in Hell, he drove the headstock of his guitar into the ground of the Ring of Pride with enough force to create a shockwave. Teleportation: Azrael could teleport to any place he desired in the Universe. Dimensional Travel: Azrael could travel to any world or dimension he desired, as he could access dimensions such as Hell. His position as an archangel also granted him access to the prison dimension of Purgatory.

Binding: Azrael could use angelic magic to "bind" people, preventing his targets from moving or speaking, enveloped in a yellow aura. He generally did this by clenching his fist and could bind several entities at once. He primarily used this power to discipline exorcists. Induction of Blessings: Like all archangels, Azrael could use his divine magic to bless objects, usually weapons, greatly enhancing their power. This allowed the blessed objects/weapons to bring good luck, protect their wielder, or banish supernatural entities. Creation: Azrael could magically forge virtually anything he desired simply by clapping, with holy weapons being his specialty. Divinity: Azrael possessed divine magic that allowed him to permanently erase the souls of supernatural entities such as angels and demons, as well as undead entities such as sinners and victors. Flight: Azrael could fly and glide through the air using two large wings that he retracted into his back. With these wings, he could travel from Heaven to Hell in a matter of seconds. Near Invulnerability: Azrael was blessed with invulnerability to almost all types of damage, including angelic weapons and even the most powerful demonic forces. During the War in Hell, he miraculously survived being impaled through the chest with his destroyed archangelic weapon by Vaggie and fully recovered just moments later, as if the fatal attack had never occurred. Memory Manipulation: Azrael could erase certain memories from other beings and manipulate them at will. He often used this ability on rebellious angels, purging their minds of rebellion and replacing their memories with those of attending his concerts and being his devoted followers.

Powers Immortality: Azrael possesses an infinitely long lifespan, having ceased aging at a certain point in his existence. Furthermore, he is impossible to kill with ordinary angelic weapons, as he is only vulnerable to archangelic weapons or the power of entities with superior divine magic. Powers Angelic Power: As an archangel, Azrael possessed extraordinary amounts of holy power during his time in Heaven, placing him far above Exorcists, Cherubim, and standard angels in terms of strength and skill. He was also considerably more powerful than all demons, with godlike power that allowed him to dominate and injure virtually any entity he desired, including the strongest demons such as Ars Goetia and Overlords. Metatron himself stated that Azrael could easily destroy Heaven and eradicate all known dimensions if he so wished. As an angel close to God, he could have rivaled Michael and was potentially considered close to Forti and Lucifer in terms of power. He was also more powerful than Charlie and even knocked her unconscious in their brief fight, scarring her arm with a holy lightning bolt. It took the combined power of Sera, Stolas, Emily, Vaggie, and Odin to defeat him. However, when Zenith arrived, he was able to effortlessly overpower and even obliterate Azrael, causing the unfortunate Archangel to expire in a terrible implosion of divine light. Animankinesis: Like many powerful angels, Azrael could create life, forging living entities. He created numerous exorcists using the feathers of his wings. Astral Projection: Azrael could project himself across dimensions to assist in diplomatic missions, primarily in Hell. Aura: Azrael was surrounded by an invisible sacred aura that protected him from physical and projectile attacks from lesser entities and even the strongest demonic power.

Azrael refuses to acknowledge the possibility, believing redemption is merely a word people use to justify their actions. When asked if he could be redeemed, Azrael boasted that he cannot, and even he admits he is too far removed from it. He regards the angels of Heaven only as devout worshippers whose purpose is to falsely praise him for his leadership until they are banished or have their memories erased upon seeing his true nature. He considers the angels under his command as disposable objects forced to worship him and gladly torments them psychologically and discards them for any challenge. Furthermore, he is willing to lie and kill to maintain his position of power, regardless of the casualties and ruined lives he inflicts along the way. Despite this, Michael makes one last attempt to redeem him, while his brothers plead with him to show a new light, but Azrael refuses, believing he was "always destined to die, just like all of you."

So they eventually begin to believe they are little more than weapons whose purpose is to kill when Azrael demands it. He tries to make the Exterminators think they have no self-respect and forces them to brutally murder sinners so that he gradually destroys their mental health until they become shells who will never think of rebelling against him, and it mostly works. In the event that an Exorcist manages to rebel against Azrael, he will either brainwash or mind-control them using his LED masks, or happily discard them like trash by banishing them to Hell, as was the case with Vaggie (who almost became a victim of the evil archangel's brainwashing ability). Despite his cruelty, when alone or determined, Azrael becomes completely overexcited and foolish. He and Adam used to joke around and practice music (which led to the aforementioned guitar destruction). His behavior reaches the point where Emily finds him less frightening when he's emotionless, as that's when he's less psychotic and more withdrawn. When completely unhinged, Azrael borders on madness: he decapitates demons, throws people off buildings, and even kidnaps Odin's daughter just to force a confrontation. Azrael's lack of empathy stems (at least as the flashbacks show) from Roo. After witnessing the carnage of the wars, the massacre of the angels, and Roo's cruelty, coupled with the arrival of death itself, he was granted the status of Archangel of Death. This forced him to watch countless people murder, torture, and even rape each other and be sent to Hell, where the angels refused to do anything to stop it. This culminated in Azrael's hatred of all sides and the development of a twisted sense of nihilism and psychotic delusions to explain what he had to witness. Charlie reflects on Azrael's redemption.

Azrael believes that, as the greatest defender of Heaven, he is entitled to the absolute loyalty and submission of everyone in Heaven, and he is easily outraged and offended by any kind of insubordination or disloyalty. He sincerely craves recognition and love, even though he has never done anything to deserve them. While he doesn't mind simply banishing angels for their dissent, he prefers to erase their memories and, in essence, brainwash them into loving and worshipping him. He seems incapable of understanding the feelings and desires of others, and he considers even those who do his bidding to be annoying. He loves using his influence to dominate others, especially the lower-ranking angels of Heaven. Due to his delusional nature, he often exploits his lower-ranking angels if he needs to accomplish something he doesn't want to do. Despite his callous demeanor, Azrael is more than capable of being profoundly insidious and calculatingly cruel, and nowhere is this better demonstrated than in his treatment of his own army and friends, the Exorcists. Azrael has no emotional attachment to the Exorcists, not even to his "best friends" Adam and Lute, viewing them as mere tools for his crusade and pleasure. He is evidently indifferent to the emotional anguish the Exterminators may experience while killing demons, insisting that they not dwell on their atrocities and obey him like the weapons to which he compares them. He even goes so far as to punish his soldiers for showing mercy to any demon, even something as simple as sparing the helpless children born of Hell, subjecting them to public humiliation for their transgressions. He is also highly psychologically abusive and contemptuous of the Exorcists. He regularly shames, jeers, and humiliates them, uses them as footstools and living bridges, forces them to polish their horns, and carefully reduces their schedules to nothing beyond killing and training.

Azrael apparently treats the Exorcists as his playthings, viewing them as a means to further his nihilistic worldview. He even goes so far as to execute any of them to avoid softening his stance. When Uriel interrogates him, Azrael describes the Extermination as a game of chess, where the death of anyone is something Azrael will either ignore or completely forget. Despite Azrael's exaggerated and over-the-top behavior, his most chilling characteristic lies in his complete lack of empathy and the immense, sadistic glee he derives from the genocide and annihilation of demons. He revels in the Purification with a twisted, bloodthirsty, and childish joy, making Adam sing rock music and pose for selfies with the corpses of slain demons while his legions ruthlessly slaughter millions of Hellspawn, even going so far as to blame them for their deaths instead of him. He nonchalantly treats and refers to the Extermination as nothing more than his concert, and he engages in numerous foolish acts during the Purification, emphasizing his nihilistic sense of the insignificance of the demon genocide. Like most angels, Azrael is a passionate music lover and has a particular fondness for rock and roll. Indeed, when given the chance, Azrael proves to be a talented musician and songwriter. Within his palace, the resounding presence of hard rock and glam rock permeates the air, creating an atmosphere that reflects his preferences and personality. Despite this, he rarely plays, partly because when he does, he ends up smashing his guitar in his excitement. Michael claims his guitar-smashing began when he was three years old.

Azrael is seen by the public as a legendary and accomplished hero. According to Adam, women adore him and men want to be like him. To some extent, some of his claims are true, but for the wrong reasons. When Azrael appears, he is calm, charismatic, and intelligent, to the point that angels and victors practically bow before him. In reality, Azrael is cold and callous, barely caring for his followers, all due to his obsession with nihilism and death. Despite his hatred for them, Azrael is capable of manipulating his followers at will. When Adam first appeared in Heaven, Azrael immediately recognized his value as a spokesperson for his beliefs and forged a friendship with him, albeit a one-sided one. Azrael hides his true feelings behind a charismatic facade, to the point that Sera was unable to recognize his true self once it was revealed. Furthermore, Azrael seems to despise demons and even his fellow angels. The reason he tricked Adam into initiating the exterminations was to demonstrate to his brethren that neither side was capable of redemption or mercy, while simultaneously ensuring that peace between them was almost certainly doomed. Despite his nihilism, Azrael is capable of forging some kind of bond with others. In flashbacks to his youth, it is shown that before the creation of the Root of Evil, Azrael respected and admired his brothers, and even now, he seems to hold them in high esteem, though this esteem stems more from his attempt to understand their personalities. Furthermore, Azrael seems to revel in those who have caused suffering or death in the past, privately admitting at Adam's funeral that this was his greatest quality. This is also the core of his relationship with Odin. Azrael is almost obsessed with Odin and desires to be his greatest enemy in order to bring him down to his beliefs.

Height of 2.56 CM. Long black hair down to the shoulders. Serious eyes with long eyelashes and golden eyeshadow, white sclera and black pupils. broad shoulders and a slender waist, fairly long and thin legs. She wears a dress with a long, split tail that falls elegantly. white dress pants. long black boots. wing-shaped hair clip.