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Lucifer "Luci" Morningstar, also known as the Devil, was a club owner in Los Angeles.
Biography
Early life
Presumably in ancient times, Lucifer became known as the Devil. He later found his way to Earth-666. At some point, Lucifer met John Constantine, who helped him with an ordeal regarding Maze.
Favor for John Constantine
Later, Lucifer repaid his debt to John when the latter, Mia Smoak, and John Diggle found him in a bar. Lucifer gave John a card to enter purgatory for a limited time.[1]
Powers and abilities
Powers
- Desire revelation: Lucifer has the ability to make people reveal their deep desires.[1]
- Immortality: After Constantine, Mia, and Diggle did business with Lucifer, the latter referred to the three of them as mortals, presumably meaning that Lucifer is immortal.
Equipment
Former equipment
- Timed purgatory teleportation card: Lucifer gave John Constantine a card that transports presumably any desired number of individuals to purgatory for a short time. It is a card with an illustration of a devil playing the piano with the words "The Devil" at the bottom. Once the picture completely fades, the soul(s) of the user(s) will be completely decimated and trapped there for eternity.[1]
Appearances
The Flash
Season 6
Gallery
Videos
Crisis on Infinite Earths Tom Ellis Explains LUCIFER'S Cameo (Exclusive)
Behind the scenes
- Tom Ellis confirmed in an interview that Lucifer's appearance in Crisis on Infinite Earths happened during the 5-year gap in between Lucifer coming to Earth and when the Lucifer series begin.[2]
- The card with an illustration of the Devil playing the piano is a reference to Lucifer's expertise as a pianist.
- In the DC Comics, although the senior member of the Satanic Triumvirate, the First of the Fallen, a.k.a. Satan, is sometimes confused with Lucifer, who is, on the other hand, the fourth of the fallen.
- It is unclear whether Earth-666 and Earth-1 have separate Hells or if the Triumvirate came to power after Lucifer abdicated, as in the comics.