Adam

High intelligence - although Adam is considered quite stupid by many, he is actually very smart. It was Adam who came up with the idea of ​​Extermination, it was he who made strategically important decisions regarding each sortie. Adam understood that invading Hell immediately after killing the Exorcist would be risky. He also created a plan to bring Waggie to his side by blackmail, although he did not succeed in the end. At the same time, Adam is sometimes too relaxed and underestimates the enemies he is dealing with because of his great strength.

Weapon possession - although Adam fought most often with his bare hands, he occasionally resorted to using an angelic weapon, which was a guitar axe. However, he rarely practiced using these weapons, and his skills were quite low. According to Alastor, Adam was sloppy and inept. In general, the Exorcist commander relied on his immense strength rather than his skills.

Huge physical strength - Adam possesses gigantic brute strength, he is probably one of the most physically powerful characters in the Hellish universe. Adam could smash the projector with one blow, easily threw Charlie a long distance away and lifted her into the air with one hand. He also easily smashed Alastor's barrier with his fist and defeated the Princess of Hell in her demonic form.

However, for all his negative qualities, Adam has a bright side that can be noticed at certain moments. First of all, he knows how to be polite: even though he despised Lucifer and his family, he was quite patient with Charlie and listened to her, although then he ridiculed her. In addition, he agreed to Lilith's residence in Paradise in return for certain services, although she left him at one time. Despite the fact that they talk about him as a sexist, and Adam often allows himself obscene gestures and words towards women, in fact he is capable of love and sincere feelings. He obviously respected Lute, his right hand, and was glad to see her before he died, giving her one last smile. In addition, they spent time together in addition to their main work, as shown in the episode "Welcome to Paradise", which indicates at least a friendly relationship between them. Adam admires her killing skills and allowed her to do many things that seemed unacceptable. For example, Lute could grab him by the collar and interrupt him when he accidentally mentioned the Extermination, and get off with only verbal abuse, despite the fact that Adam recognized her correctness in this matter. Adam supported her during the song about the impossibility of Redemption. Adam also respected Sera and her orders, although he referred to her ironically as his "manager." Adam was devoted to God and did not transgress His commands by refusing to eat the forbidden fruit, and probably lived his life as a righteous man.

Adam was created by angels from the dust of the earth together with his first wife, Lilith. However, he soon began to show a desire for excessive control over her, which is why the girl ran away and cheated on him with Lucifer. Later, Adam received from God a new wife, Eve, who was completely submissive to him. He had a son, Abel, who, however, did not take after him in character, was stupid, lazy and weak-willed.
After living on Earth for about a thousand years, Adam followed God's commands and did not eat the forbidden fruit, which probably led him to Heaven after death. Due to this, he was elevated from the status of a mere mortal to an Archangel. Seven years before the events of the Ruling Heaven series, the Seraphim were already specifically concerned about the possibility of overpopulation of Hell. It is known that it was Adam who suggested to them the idea of ​​going down to Hell in order to kill sinners there and reduce their number. Sera and the other ruling angels agreed with this, but ordered that this information be kept secret from the others so that it would not raise any questions. Adam agreed, having at his disposal a whole army of warrior angels.
After that, he began to commit bloody raids on Hell every year, killing all the demons that got in his way, excluding only the supreme lords. At some point, Adam made an obscure deal with Lilith, allowing her to live in Paradise.

One day, one of his warriors named Vaggie refused to kill a sinful child during another Extermination. As punishment, Adam's lieutenant named Lute tore off her wings and halo, and gouged out her eye. Adam approved of this and left Hell with her.

Adam loves music, especially the guitar. He told me that he was a member of a musical group in Heaven. His weapon is a guitar that can summon lightning and transform into a double—edged blade or axe.

Materialization of objects. He could summon things, such as a guitar during a performance or a scroll with information about Heaven's decision to proceed to the next Extermination.

Creating portals. Adam was able to open portals to transport himself and the army of exorcists to Hell, as well as to banish Charlie and Veggie back to Hell after the trial in Paradise.

Angelic power. As the first human soul to ascend to heaven, Adam enjoyed the favor of other angels and was ordained an archangel. He was one of the most powerful angels in heaven (although not the strongest among the archangels in general) and was able to defeat Alastor, one of the most powerful Overlords.

Adam is a very, very controversial character. On the one hand, he makes a rather gloomy impression, as he takes obvious pleasure in killing sinners. He openly says that the Extermination of angels is entertainment for him and other angels, and he is proud of how many he has killed. Adam scoffs at Charlie and her ideas, primarily because in this case he will not be able to kill them. At the same time, he does not even know how and why people go to Heaven, and therefore does not believe in the possibility of redemption. Adam also has a pronounced narcissism, believing that people should worship him as a god because of what he gave birth to humanity. He calls them ungrateful because they don't show him proper respect. At the same time, Adam himself is obviously indifferent to others, including all his descendants, and he kills many of them without a twinge of conscience during the Extermination. By the way, it was Adam who came up with the idea of ​​going down to Hell to clean up every year, which indicates his desire to solve problems through brutality and brute force. Adam always strives to surpass others, which is expressed, among other things, in relationships with the opposite sex: according to the story of Hell, Lilith left Adam because he showed himself to be overly domineering and controlling, and therefore the angels created Eve for him, who was submissive to him. Adam is so arrogant that he is unable to admit his defeats even when they are obvious, and considers himself absolutely right in everything he does, since he is in Paradise and is a high-ranking angel. Adam has a sense of humor, but it's pretty black: he openly mocks Charlie, talking about how bad it is to be in her place and realize the death of her people, showing that her suffering does not cause him any sympathy. He also makes rather sarcastic comments about Charlie and her friends at the trial. Adam does not like his son Abel, calling him a "little puppy."

Adam has a human appearance: a light-skinned man with dark brown hair and stubble, golden eyes (there are dark bags under them), and a thin build. Behind his back is a pair of large golden wings, and above his head is a bright golden halo. He wears a long white cloak with gold, blue and light blue patterns. There are three golden spikes on each side on the collar, and a blue pattern forms the letter "A" on the chest. She wears black gloves with claws on her fingers. Most of the time, Adam wears a mask similar to the masks of other exorcists, but with differences: she has regular eyes, gold trim, and longer, smoother horns with gold tips.