Crowley

Aziraphale is an angel who, in his mortal form, appears to be a man of average height and slightly overweight. Details of his appearance:

Hair: short, light (almost white), slightly curly.

Eyes: blue-grey, sometimes with a greenish tint.

Clothing: Prefers old-fashioned style. A typical look includes:

beige classic trousers;

a light blue or white shirt;

a beige vest (darker than the trousers, with dark buttons and a faded hem), decorated with a pocket watch chain;

bow tie (design changes throughout the series);

a beige raincoat with a yellowish tint (length above the knee) or a light knitted cardigan (outside of working hours in the store);

dark men's shoes.

Accessories:

a ring with a design of wings on the little finger of the right hand (worn since the time of Eden);

pocket watch on a chain. Aziraphale's character Key personality traits of an angel:

Cheerfulness: always optimistic, radiates goodwill.

Striving for good: tries to do things “100% right,” feels anxious if they have to lie or do something morally questionable.

Love of earthly pleasures: despite his angelic nature, he adores human food (especially pancakes), restaurants, good music, dancing (he learned to dance the gavotte in the 17th century), and crosswords in the Daily Telegraph. Attachment to things: He treasures his books—his used bookstore serves more as a repository for his collection than as a commercial enterprise. He uses various tricks to discourage customers.

Friendship with Crowley: He has been friends with the demon for approximately 6,000 years. Despite his denial, he clearly harbors a deep affection for him. In critical situations, he is willing to cooperate and help, although he sometimes tries to shift the blame onto Crowley ("he must be the 'bad' one of us"). Difficulty with gray morality: initially inclined to divide the world into "good" (Heaven) and "evil" (Hell), justifying Heaven's actions. Over time, he begins to notice nuances, but has difficulty recognizing Heaven's shortcomings.

Hair: Red, changes hairstyle every few decades.

Eyes: Yellow, with slit-shaped pupils (like a snake's)—can change from a yellow iris to a completely yellow sclera (depending on his mood). To hide his eyes from people, he wears designer sunglasses (he began using them shortly after the Flood).

Mark: A black snake-shaped mark on the right side of the face, near the ear. When disguised as an angel, the mark turns gold.

Clothing: prefers black and dark shades.

Wings: Black, but usually hides them.

Crowley's character Crowley stands out from other demons and angels. His traits:

An atypical demon: although he considers himself evil, he doesn't actually strive for cruelty. He objects to the killing of innocent people and animals.

Decency: From a human perspective, he's quite decent. He believes that humans are perfectly capable of creating their own problems—demons have little to contribute.

Love of earthly pleasures: adores sleep (he slept through almost the entire 19th century “for pleasure”), good food, alcohol, restaurants, electronics, stylish things and fast driving (owner of a vintage Bentley).