Lucifer (Hebrew: הילל, "Helel"), also known as Lucifel, is a prominent figure in Christianity, with his most infamous act being rebelling against God and subsequently falling from grace. The name Lucifer is derived from earlier Latin prose and poetry; lux, lucis, "light," and fero, ferre, "to bear, bring," symbolizing his role as the "Morning Star" and the strongest seraph or archangel, the highest ranked angel serving God prior his fall from grace. Lucifer is also the demon who represents the sin of Pride.
While the name "Lucifer" originates in Christianity, the concept of a rebellious beautiful entity identified with the Morning Star, Day Star, or the planet Venus has existed in other cultures, such as Ishtar. In Canaanite religion in particular, a celestial being associated with the Morning Star is said to have ascended to the highest place of the gods to build his own throne, but is then cast to the underworld. This story is referenced in the Biblical Old Testament, with the Morning Star being described as Helel ("shining one"), which eventually gave rise to the figure Lucifer.
In the earliest Christian writings, Helel was initially understood as a metaphorical entity or a fallen angel, but not necessarily the devil who is an enemy of God, which the New Testament identifies as Satan. In the Book of Peter, the description shining one refers to the Morning Star in general, with no relation to the devil. Jesus Christ is sometimes also called the Morning Star, though generally not "Lucifer" in Latin.
Satan's identification as Lucifer and vice versa began when the Book Isaiah was first translated to Latin. A specific passage in the book refers to a king of Babylon as Helel who has fallen from heaven, a reference to the Canaanite myth of the Morning Star. This name was subsequently translated as Lucifer, and then identified with Satan, who is described in the Old Testament as serving to God's will but then condemned as an opposer to God in the New Testament.
Subsequent Christian writings postulated Lucifer as the spirit in most opposition to God or the platonic Monad. Disconnected from the source of order and good, Lucifer became the epitome of disorder and annihilation. As the Morning Star, Lucifer also kept his role as a symbol of rebellion against authority.
In Megami Tensei series, Lucifer is the symbol for Chaos alignment, and is a major recurring demon. Throughout the Megami Tensei Multiverse, Lucifer has many different incarnations, each with specific history and personality. Generally speaking, Lucifer's defining trait is the fact he was an angel created by YHVH, then for one reason or another rebelled against his creator along with a host of other angels, before being defeated and cast out as demons.
Earlier games such as Megami Tensei usually depict Lucifer as a classical villain, full of arrogance and pride and while he opposes YHVH as a vain tyrant, he also looks down on humans. However, in Megami Tensei II, Lucifer is depicted as a benevolent figure who is honestly concerned about humanity's survival and future, to the point his race changes from Tyrant to Deity.
In subsequent games, the franchise begins to adopt a general depiction for Lucifer. Beginning from Shin Megami Tensei, he is depicted as a manipulator who stands behind the scenes and encourages the protagonist to turn against YHVH and the Law faction. The demon designer of early Shin Megami Tensei series, Kazuma Kaneko, has gone on record claiming Lucifer in this series is not inherently evil, but rather, a figure whose purpose is to tempt and test the protagonists, and by extension the player. Depending on the player's decisions, he can either be a great ally or a sinister foe.
In Lucifer's design, Kaneko also mentioned how, according to one theory, Lucifer is depicted as a beautiful angel with 12 wings. This is reflected in the series: in many games, he often assumes the form of a demon with 6 wings; while in a few, he appears as an angel with 6 wings; combining both of them represents the 12 wings. He also shows his power through the many human forms he can assume, such as Louis Cyphre. Kaneko then expressed there will be a time when he will reveal his true form, a combination of all his other forms, to the player.
However, the aforementioned general depiction still doesn't necessarily apply to all instances of Lucifer, depending on the cosmos in which a game takes place in. For example in Devil Children sub-series, Lucifer was instead created by the Starhair, and serves as a sincere supporter for the protagonists.
Digital Devil Story 3: Demise of the Reincarnation[]
"I have to descend as a God in this world. That foolish Nakajima, having made such precious preparations and sending such minor demons into the world. Izanami, watch carefully!"
—Lucifer
Following the death of Seth, Lucifer is able to launch a demon invasion of the Earth. Lucifer goes to Izanami's location, Yomi, in order to control the goddess who had bestowed divine protection upon Akemi Nakajima and Yumiko Shirasagi.
He denounces Nakajima as the root of all evil, calling him a devil in disguise, and intends to heroically reveal himself in the real world as the "god" who will wipe out all the misfortunes that have happened, as had been his plan from the beginning.
Megami Tensei[]
Lucifer is the final boss of the game, found in Infini Palace. He constantly casts Diarahan on himself unless Nakajima has the White Dragon Jewel, which disables Lucifer's ability to use the spell. After his defeat, he is shocked how Nakajima found the White Dragon Jewel and the Demon Temple begins to collapse and the demons retreat, though Lucifer warns Nakajima that the demons will one day return.
Megami Tensei II[]
Lucifer can be seen early on in the game, frozen in the depths of Ginza. Upon seeing the icy demon king, the protagonist expresses befuddlement at how he can be in such a place. After the protagonist defeats Pazuzu, Lucifer is released from Ginza by the Dark Hero. The Dark Hero fails to defeat him and he returns to his temple in the Expanse. The protagonist gets teleported to the temple by Izanagi after he rescues Izanami and has the Palace Ring in his possession. If he has Ba'al in his party, then Lucifer will gladly join the protagonist in his battle against the gods who control humanity as if they were puppets. He'll also give the protagonist his sword, although it can only be equipped if their intelligence is 20 (21 in Kyuuyaku) or higher. According to YHVH, Lucifer was cast into Hell because he was being worshiped instead of him, and worked against his plans to inflict his wrath on humanity. After YHVH's defeat, Lucifer orders the demons to return to the Expanse and seals the rift between it and the human world.
Shin Megami Tensei[]
Lucifer is representative of the Chaos alignment, which associates itself with freedom and war. The protagonist can choose the Chaos alignment for freedom of choice, thoughts and actions. However, this freedom will lead to anarchy, leading the world into a primal state of unsuppressed vice and survival of the fittest.
Lucifer later took the name of Louis Cyphre. The protagonist finds him after the Great Destruction, where Louis Cyphre observes the protagonist's actions. He hints at a much greater knowledge of what is happening and seems to befriend many demons quite easily.
He is found in the basement of the cathedral at floor 6B to tell you about a demon you can recruit on an island to the west of the cathedral. Depending on your alignment, it is a boss fight or a new demon you can recruit.
At the end of the Chaos alignment path, Lucifer appears in his true form to offer his congratulations to the protagonist for defeating the God of Law and resurrecting the old gods, but warns that the "true enemy" still exists.
Shin Megami Tensei II[]
Lucifer is aware that Aleph is part of the Messiah project, and thus, many demons under his command would assault Aleph. As the game progresses, Lucifer becomes intrigued by Aleph's ability to defy God, and wonders if he is the incarnation of Satan, the one who would judge them all. Lucifer then learns that Aleph is not Satan, despite that he could sense the imminent signs of Satan's coming.
Since Satan was sent by YHVH to cleanse the demon world, Lucifer, as the lord of the demonic world, could not bear to see its destruction. He offers Aleph an alliance, and decides to face Satan and finish their battle once and for all. If Aleph chooses the Neutral or Law alignment, Lucifer will attack Aleph in his demon form and lose to him. Kuzuryu is then unleashed and is destroyed by the Megiddo Arc in the Law route or fought by Aleph in the Neutral route. Should Aleph choose the Chaos Alignment path, Lucifer will join him in order to help protect the denizens of the world from Satan's judgment. During the final battle, YHVH admonishes Lucifer for bringing the light of knowledge to humanity since its creation. Lucifer defies him and claims that humanity must be given the freedom to make its own choices and mistakes, and that YHVH's corpse will lead to a new world without tyranny. After YHVH is defeated, Lucifer congratulates Aleph for restoring the world to its natural order, thus allowing the Mutants to live on the surface once again.
Shin Megami Tensei: 20XX[]
Lucifer is the figure responsible for the demons that appear in the world, and as Louis Cyphre, he created the arena challenge to see who would be strong enough to accept his quest to start the battle against God as his second-in-command. After Mara is defeated and Satan joins the party in the Law and Neutral routes, Lucifer will be fought as the final boss of the game. In the Chaos route, he allows the protagonist to rule the world after Metatron is defeated.
Unlike the previous games, Lucifer is fought in his angel form instead of his demon form.
Devil's Colosseum[]
Lucifer is the final boss of the Law and Neutral routes, having been attracted to the arena by the accumulating power.
Shin Megami Tensei NINE[]
Lucifer was frozen in the Expanse before the story began and is only freed once the protagonist's alignment has been locked. In the Law paths he is fought as a boss, in the Neutral paths he remains trapped in ice and in the Chaos paths he aids the protagonist and sends them to Paradise in order to defeat Yaldabaoth.[citation needed]
Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne[]
"You have chosen to follow your will and tread the path of thorns... like myself. In time, your true adversary will appear before you. Until that day, stay strong..."
—Lucifer, at the end of the Neutral/Freedom Path.
Lucifer plays an major role in where he takes the form of both a blond child and an old man. They are accompanied by an old nurse and a young woman dressed in black mourner's garb respectively. Assuming the form of a child, Lucifer is first seen in Shinjuku Hospital, where he was intrigued by the protagonist, however, he disappears after the protagonist approaches him. After the Conception, in order to allow the protagonist to survive in a now demon-ridden world, he dropped the Magatama into the protagonist's eye, allowing the insect to merge with the protagonist and transform him into the legendary Demi-fiend. As the story unfolds, Lucifer would assume the form of either an old man or the child, giving hints about the nature of the Conception, and about God himself.
Lucifer would play different roles depending on the Demi-fiend's actions and the path he chose. In the Neutral path, Lucifer himself was reminded by the protagonist's decisions of how he himself walks his own path and chooses his own decisions before and after his fall from grace, praising him for choosing the "path of thorns." However, he warns and advises the protagonist to keep his demonic powers, as one day, the "true enemy" will come after him, just as he will for Lucifer himself.
In the international release of Nocturne, titled Nocturne Maniax in Japan, Lucifer takes a more important role, where it is revealed that he resides deep inside the Fifth Kalpa of the Labyrinth of Amala. He first drags the Demi-fiend to the labyrinth and gives him the Candelabrum of Sovereignty. It is later revealed that not only was the Demi-fiend given a Candelabra, but so were other demons known as the Fiends. Lucifer would later employ Dante, a demon slayer, to kill all the demons possessing a Candelabra, including the Demi-fiend. His plan is finally revealed when the Demi-fiend ventures into the final Kalpa of the labyrinth; Lucifer is planning to create a powerful demon, strong enough to lead the legions of Chaos in a final battle against God. By giving each of them a Candelabrum, Lucifer plans to see who would reign supreme among demons and fiends.
An extra ending, accessible only by completing the Labyrinth of Amala and entering the final chamber, unlocks the sixth ending and True Demon path. After defeating Kagutsuchi, the two entities Lucifer has appeared as manifest and tell the Demi-fiend that he succeeded in breaking the cycle of destruction and rebirth, and thus, time itself is dead. The universe has been reverted to its initial state of primordial chaos, along with all other worlds being finally freed from the grasp of God. However, the blond child and the old man also tell him that God is furious with the Demi-fiend's actions, and he is forever cursed. Lucifer comforts him with the fact that he doesn't have to worry, as even if God would curse him, the demon race and Lucifer himself would bless him. The blond child and the old man proceed to tell him that he needs to test the Demi-fiend's limits, and the two entities fuse together to assume the form of Lucifer, challenging the Demi-fiend to a difficult battle. Should he win, Lucifer would transform him completely into a demon and he will be leading Lucifer's forces in a final battle against the true enemy.
Despite not being named in the game, the old man and the child both resemble Louis Cyphre.
Lucifer first appears to the protagonist aboard the Red Sprite, taking the form of a barefoot young woman with blonde hair, wearing a white dress and a goat's head hair clip. Introducing herself as Louisa Ferre, she is cryptic at first and reveals little of her goals or intentions until later in the game, when the the Three Wise Men reveal their plan for the Schwarzwelt to the Red Sprite crew. Louisa appears and dismisses the Wise Men's vision with disgust, stating that the world they wish to create is stagnant and dead. She reveals her own vision: a primal world where humans and demons exist together, free to live or die by their own choices and power.
Even if the protagonist chooses the Chaos path, Louisa still makes very few appearances. She taunts Mastema as he dies after being defeated by the protagonist, stating that Mastema is a false angel with nothing but empty hubris: even turning against God, he does not have true freedom. She says that humans, "born of God's madness," are hers, and that, though she harbors no love for them, she will not abandon them. She does not appear again in the game, presumably trusting the protagonist and Jimenez to create their ideal world by their own power, in true adherence to the principles of the Chaos alignment.
In Redux, it is revealed that she had a child with a human man: Alex.
Shin Megami Tensei IV[]
"Look upon me and behold the Demon Lord Lucifer. The light of hope you saw in the world of the sons of man... will it shine without wavering, even before me?"
—Lucifer in his first form during his confrontation in the Neutral Route
Lucifer once again reprises his role as the symbol of Chaos and the demon lord, being the primary antagonist of the Law Route and a major ally in the Chaos Route, replacing Walter after the alignment lock. While maintaining an affable facade like the past interpretations of Lucifer, this Lucifer is equally supremacist and hostile as Merkabah and not the noble observer like in past installations of the series, being an arrogant and vain Darwinist who cares for nothing but complete anarchism where the strong rule over the weak.
Lucifer initially takes on the guise of a human female named Hikaru who gives hints to Flynn and his group. Walter later willingly fuses with Hikaru in order to allow the demon lord to fully awaken, as a means to counter God's chariot, Merkabah. Lucifer is a guest ally/enemy limited unit and cannot be recruited or fused in this game.
In the Chaos route, Flynn and Lucifer defeat the seraph Merkabah to overthrow the "kingdom of deceit" and destroy the Heralds' plans for a new Millennium. In the Law route, Flynn and Merkabah defeat Lucifer in his palace in order to reach the Yamato Reactor and throw Tokyo into the abyss. In the Neutral route, Flynn destroys Lucifer to retrieve the Great Spirit of Spite in order to reawaken Masakado to his full power.
A new side to Lucifer is shown in the Chaos route when Flynn enters Purgatorium and encounters the angels. Lucifer appears to hold some sort of despair towards the angels, asking them to think on the reasons why he went against God, even asking why God is "making us (Lucifer and the angels) suffer," showing that he does indeed care to a certain extent towards the angels Flynn encounters in Purgatorium while they all repeat the same lines: "I speak unto the Filth: We will not allow you to take even a single step into the Eastern Kingdom of Mikado. We will obliterate you, just as the Lord has commanded."
Before his fusion with Walter, Lucifer as Hikaru seems to act more barbaric than usual; only caring for the strong and nothing else, but upon changing, obtains his more regal attitude. He even admits in the ending that some order is necessary to prevent total anarchy from destroying humanity, asking Flynn to rise as the new king in his place.
In the Neutral route, it is revealed that Lucifer is born from the Great Spirit of Spite being used by the demons for sole upheaval.
Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse[]
"Fallen angel of light, lord of Hell, and leader of the fallen angels, demons, and fiends. Name means the "light-bearer." Once a seraphim--the highest choir of angels--he lead a rebellion against God in an effort to replace Him. He was cast to the depths of hell as punishment."
—Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse compendium
This Lucifer is largely identical to his IV counterpart, aside that he has been made thoroughly more hostile and supremacist, albeit still maintaining a facade of nobility and never resorts to flat out insults against his opponents unlike his Law counterpart. Despite his high-spoken words, he does not care about humans at all and simply seeks to make a world run by predatory anarchy, where the strong run over the weak and demons run rampant. His ranks are also fully composed of Judeo-Christian or Goetic demons unlike the original Lucifer, who has traditionally accepted Pagan gods within Chaos ranks. Despite being a pawn of YHVH himself, Lucifer does not realize it and his beliefs are genuine, making him an unwitting pawn of the greater scheme. However, just like Merkabah, even with his general ignorance and supremacist attitude, he is still smart enough to treat "Flynn" (actually Shesha in disguise) as if he were Shesha instead of Flynn and openly calls him out as the "Fake Messiah."
Walter agrees to fuse with Hikaru after escaping the Expanse, leading to Lucifer descending into the world, and resuming his war against God, with the battleground set at Tokyo. However, the war quickly changes with the arrival of Krishna and his Divine Powers, who have kidnapped Flynn, and have begun to gather support from various gods and humans, among them being former members of the Ring of Gaea. The Hunter Association then decides to form a peace treaty with Lucifer and Merkabah, which the two agree on. Merkabah forms the Crusaders, a group of elite Samurai under his command, with Gaston being its captain and wielding Michael's Spear, and Lucifer himself leading the people of Tokyo, believing it is natural since he is why they progressed into their current state.
After Krishna and the Divine Powers were believed to be defeated, Lucifer and Merkabah resume their war, which comes to be known as Armageddon. The two and their worshipers had a fierce standoff at the Yamato Perpetual Reactor. Nanashi can choose to side with Merkabah and defeat Lucifer, join the former after defeating the latter or to defeat both. Joining Merkabah will result in a confrontation against Lucifer followed by a Law bad ending, and joining Lucifer after defeating Merkabah will result in a Chaos bad ending. He appears as a more calm and perceptive opponent than Merkabah, evaluating Nanashi's worth to tempt him to join Chaos, and even tries to persuade Dagda and Danu to join him, which was met with swift rejection.
Should Nanashi refuse to join his cause, he would then be met with resistance by Hallelujah who officially uses his role as the leader of the Ashura-kai to turn on him, then receives an awakening. Leaving no options left, he attacks the party. After he and Merkabah were defeated, he would later reappear in two forms; one as a recording of YHVH, born from Lucifer's battle with Nanashi at Yamato, and another in the form of Walter, who states that Lucifer's "heart" is searching for something.
Additionally, Nanashi may join Lucifer after defeating Merkabah. If he does so, all of his partners and Dagda will desert. Lucifer will then evict Nanashi out of Dagda's service and transform him into a demon. He and Nanashi will then encroach into Tokyo and conquer it with brute force, then proceed to destroy the Eastern Kingdom of Mikado as well. Walter congratulates Nanashi for plunging the world into chaos and the strong will now reign over the weak, but warns him that Flynn is still battling with the gods and must still be dealt with.
It is eventually revealed that Lucifer and Merkabah are both two halves of the being known as Satan, whose purpose was to serve YHVH. To accomplish this, he split his essence into the demon lord and the chariot of god, thus making a war that would keep YHVH in power. However, Satan's purpose is to abide by the ever-changing time of law, which is the natural progression of power, indicating that he may turn against YHVH should he become too tyrannical to properly wield his authority over the universe.
If Nanashi had rejected Dagda's offer before and thus retaining his humanity while pleading to protect its free will, Satan will split off into Jonathan and Walter, as their essence was tied to Lucifer and Merkabah, and grants them enough life to help them defeat YHVH. Being a part of Satan, however (and through that a part of YHVH), they disappear shortly afterwards, removed from existence. However, if he accepts Dagda's offer and seeks to dethrone and usurp YHVH's throne for him instead, Satan will join him personally and vanish for the same reason as above after YHVH was slain.
"The Lord of Chaos who leads fallen angels is equated with Satan, according to Christian traditions. His name holds the meaning of "one who brings light," indicating that he was once the most beautiful of the archangels. However, it is said that he rebelled against the almighty Creator and chose to become a fallen angel. After defeating the Creator during Armageddon, he ended up not assuming the Throne of God, and instead transcended to a higher plane of existence."
—Shin Megami Tensei V compendium
Lucifer initially takes the exact same green-skinned demonic form as his classic counterpart. This form is unfought and only acts as a background story character. When fought as the final boss, Lucifer will revealed hs true angelic form. None of the forms are recruitable and he is not a summonable demon in this game. His characterization also returns to be more in-line with his Shin Megami Tensei III counterpart.
After the God of Law robbed the Knowledge of other gods to prevent them from attempting to claim the throne for themselves, a serpent, implied to be God of Chaos Lucifer, tempts mortals to eat their ruler's secreted Fruit of Knowledge with the promise they'll become more like god, but with his hidden intention being to revive the war of the myriad gods. They were easily persuaded, giving demons a chance to become gods again.
At the end of Armageddon, Lucifer himself would slay the God of Law, taking his Knowledge and transcending into a higher plane of existence. This also results in the destruction of Tokyo with Chiyoda as an epicenter, which is only maintained by the Shekinah Glory created by the God of Law in his dying breath, resulting in a near-perfect copy of present-day Tokyo overlaying a demon-infested wasteland known as Da'at. In the present day, the facade is wearing off, and Demons can invade from the wasteland that was Tokyo.
Lucifer would sometimes speak to the protagonist through his consciousness once he became a Nahobino, often guiding his will towards following his choices and towards the throne. He would also intervene with Ichiro Dazai's plans, tempting him to follow his path of the order of a singular God and to have Abdiel join him, even if it's at the cost of defying the will of the God that established it.
At the end, when the protagonist has gained freedom to the throne, depending on his choices, he'll be forewarned by Lucifer, inviting the protagonist to visit him at a location, or a plane of existence, that exceeds the earth and the heavens. The protagonist will need to visit it to progress, and will lead to a fight against Lucifer, the final boss of the game. If the protagonist picked to side with the ideals of myriad gods (Tsukuyomi) or a singular god (Abdiel), the boss will be at Level 85. However, if the protagonist destroys the throne (Nuwa), Lucifer will not be fought at all, instead cutting it short at Tsukuyomi as the final boss. But if the protagonist has met the criteria to unlock the option to create a world for humanity only, Lucifer will be at Level 90, and the progression of battle will be extended.
Lucifer will warn the protagonist of the "Mandala System" which predicts the protagonist's inevitable doom, where Da'at will still exist, and the Nahobino of the world he shaped will slay him and claim the throne, continuing the cycle. Lucifer suggests to the protagonist that he ends him if he wishes this curse to end and to gain his freedom, after which the protagonist will be able to shape the world as he pleases, depending on the choice he's made.
Lucifer's boss wields more than 8 skills, with some of them being hidden from view even in the Analysis page. He may use Mudobarion and Hamabarion. Lucifer will actively try to exploit the party's weaknesses, which are visible to him. He may still be lured by shields, making him waste his turn.
Lucifer may spend a turn creating stars. The Cocytus and the Brimstone stars have unique properties, as they have weaknesses parallel to Fire and Ice, but will grant Lucifer a weakness of the opposite type. In the case that both stars are present, Lucifer will gain both weaknesses. Lucifer's new weaknesses cannot be exploited by skills that already pierce through resistances, making them ignore his weaknesses as if they're resistances, although that doesn't apply to the stars. When the stars are destroyed, Lucifer's respective weakness will disappear along with them. However, if the stars aren't destroyed by the end of the next player turn, Lucifer will cast a severe piercing attack to 1 target, which makes it very easy for the user to suffer an instant death.
On evading the stars, it is recommended to be careful when choosing how to go with the strategy, as multi-target moves will waste two turn icons without Safeguard, and single-target moves, although can give additional turns, need to be planned out carefully, as the last blow needs to take out the star. If not, simply destroying the star and ignoring the opening Lucifer gives himself is enough. The stars are disposed of after Lucifer casts his skills.
If the protagonist chooses the "Myriad Gods" or "Restore God's Order" routes, the battle will end upon depleting Lucifer's HP. However, if the protagonist chooses "Create a World for Humanity Alone" route, Lucifer will have three phases total, with the aforementioned only being his first. The next phase completely inverts his affinity chart, where he now only absorbs Dark and is weak to Light. He uses many of Demi-fiend's skills such as Freikugel and Gaea Rage, along with two hidden skills (Xeros Beat and Javelin Rain).
Depleting his HP again will switch to the third phase, where he returns back to his usual form, but his stats are increased. His skillset is nearly the same, except that in place of the two Falling Star skills, he has ailment skill Evil Gleam. In place of the two stars, he will now cast a Morning Star, which functions practically the same, but is weak to Fire, Ice, Electric and Force, giving Lucifer the exact same weaknesses. If the Morning Star is failed to be destroyed by the end of the next turn, Lucifer will cast Morning Star, which deals severe Almighty damage to all targets, near-guaranteeing their deaths.
Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance[]
Lucifer is still the final boss of the game in all routes, save one. In the Canon of Vengeance, he is fought after Tehom (the Order route) or Mastema (the Chaos route).
In both Canons' Order and Chaos endings, if the Nahobino has completed Khonsu and Fionn mac Cumhaill's questlines and has defeated Shiva, just before entering the Realm Beyond Earth and Heavens the player will be prompted to choose, whether the Nahobino senses a powerful being or an extremely powerful one. Choosing the latter will have him be fought at level 99 and unlocks 2 additional phases. This doesn't have any impact on the ending the player has chosen.
Provided Satan, a superboss exclusive to Canon of Vengeance who is locked behind his own requirements, has already been defeated and Godborn Mode is unlocked, defeating Lucifer under these conditions and then progressing to a new game under Godborn Mode will unlock him for fusion in his natural/Devil form upon reaching Shiba. His form as a boss, Matter Lucifer, cannot be unlocked.
As a playable demon, Lucifer has the skill Root of Evil from his boss fight in Nocturne, albeit with a different effect, dealing massive Almighty damage while removing Charge and barrier effects. In his Demon Haunt conversation, he also speaks about having been responsible for a "great demon of prophecy" alongside the Nahobino's fates.
Last Bible[]
Along with Mephisto, Belial and Ba'al, he is one of the four Gaia Meisters responsible for the monster outbreak, creating them from the actual world Gaia in his bastion, the Luciferium. After Ba'al is defeated, Lucifer will tell the party that he cannot abandon his work; if he stops manipulating Gaia, then everything he and the other Meisters created with it, including the monsters, will revert to nothing, a thing he dare not let happen. When defeated, he will implore El to take his place as the leader and caretaker of the monsters. Afterwards, Lucifer can be found in an amnesiac state in the Cave of Oasis, where he can be recruited.
Last Bible II[]
Lucifer is found in the Luciferium and can only be obtained in the post-game.
Last Bible III[]
Along with Belial and Baal, Lucifer rules the underworld as punishment for his deeds in the first game. He helps to chase after Alek, and is the one to point out that Ciel is actually the reincarnation of El.
Last Bible New Testament[]
Lucifer is the "Demon King" that resurrects every 100 years. In reality he is a tool of Nakajima's as a part of his plan to help humans. In the end he is resurrected and helps to overthrow Nakajima.
Last Bible New Testament II[]
Unlike most games where Lucifer serves as a demon king, in this game is is instead the head archangel who is trying to become the new Ubiquitous one. In reality he is just a fragment of Mystra.
Majin Tensei[]
Lucifer is fought in Scenario 55, and reveals his role in the story to the heroine and protagonist if he is spared. Lucifer watched from the Expanse as mankind allowed their desires to overrun and lead them to destroy themselves, eventually opening a gate to the Expanse. Knowing this would doom humanity, Lucifer created the heroine to be the protagonist's companion as he attempts to save mankind, and that he brought them to the Expanse to defeat Satan, the one leading the demonic invasion. Knowing that the heroine would hate him due to her human will, he accepts it as his nature as mankind's guardian and adversary, facing them in battle to fulfill his role as the adversary. He gives the protagonist the Morningstar, which revives the heroine in the best ending.
Majin Tensei II: Spiral Nemesis[]
Lucifer is fought in Cioule of Paranoia, regardless of alignment. In this game, he will be fought in his Helel form. He reveals the origins of Ogiwara on the Neutral Route, where he implies he is the child of the protagonist and heroine of Majin Tensei, and thus is his grandson. Although he seeks to sever Paranoia from Earth for good, Lucifer tells him to continue down the path he has taken.
Ronde[]
Lucifer is reincarnated near the end of the game, but still maintains his memories and powers despite being a newborn. He joins the team and is referred to as "Esper Baby" being unable to control demons but being very powerful magically.
Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon[]
"He is the great fallen angel of Judeo-Christian lore, and his name means "Morning Star." Once second only to God, his pride drove him to revolt. He and his rebel cohorts were cast down into Hell."
Lucifer appears for most of the game as Louis Cyphre. If Raidou was aligned with Chaos on the first playthrough, then on New Game Plus he will receive Case Files that will allow him to face the first ultimate boss, Lucifer. The first Case File 7th Trumpet, Eternal King takes place in Mannen-Cho and has a battle against his generals Mara and Arioch, then a battle against Lucifer himself in the form of his other general Beelzebub. He then returns to his true form and fights Raidou until he decreases Lucifer's HP by 1/3. After which the battle ends. He gives either a Healing Bell or Nous after his defeat, depending on Raidou's choice.
The second Case File, Fallen Dragon, takes place in Ishigami-Cho where he will be more serious against Raidou. During the battle he will randomly turn into his angel form, which does not attack and can be hit for a large amount of damage. When his HP is almost gone the battle will end and he'll give Raidou the item he didn't choose in the last battle. The final Case File "By the Coast of Time..." takes place in the Akarana Corridor and will be found in the same place where Raidou fought Raidou Kuzunoha the XL and the Soulless God. Here, Raidou faces Lucifer for the final time and reveals his goal to Raidou: To see if he is capable of freeing the world and timeline from God. He no longer holds back in the third battle and will attack faster, have more HP and will inflict more damage. Each time he loses 25% of his HP, he will transform into Angel Lucifer and will not fight in this form. He'll turn back into Demon Lucifer after a certain amount of time. After beating him, Lucifer states that Raidou is indeed the one who can free the world from God. Lucifer will turn back into Louis Cyphre and ask that Raidou fuse him as one of his demons, so that he might fight alongside him.
In battle against Lucifer's forms, it is wise to have demons with powerful Ice skills such as Glacial Blast, using Makaja/Makakajaon, and passive skills that boost the demons' magic/decrease MAG used. Using these will greatly decrease Lucifer's HP, especially when in his angel form. This tactic will ensure that he will always turn into his angel form after taking enough damage in the final battle against him. Lucifer's angel form also acts as a MAG battery, allowing Raidou to drain MAG from him.
Megami Ibunroku Persona[]
Lucifer appears as the highest-leveled Persona of the Devil Arcana. Lucifer is gained by fusing a Salome with a Picollus and adding the Morning StarTotem, gained by returning a MAX RankedIshtar. Lucifer has a "Bad" affinity with most of the party, meaning he can be equipped by any party member, but not invoked. Because of this, he can only be properly used by Reiji Kido, who he has "Best" affinity with. Upon reaching MAX Rank, he gains a Magic Attack/Defense of 999, which makes him the strongest Persona in the game. Returning him at MAX Rank grants the protagonist the Falsehood Tablet Skill Tablet, which used in fusion will give the Persona the skill Omega Cluster.
Persona 2: Innocent Sin[]
Lucifer is the ultimate Persona of the Devil Arcana. The most powerful Fusion Spell, Armageddon, requires Lucifer and Satan to perform and instantly destroys all foes, including bosses, regardless of HP. His main disadvantage is that he has Bad Affinity with everyone.
"The morning star, God's most trusted angel, who fell from grace and became Satan."
—PSX profile
In the original PlayStation version, Lucifer is stated to be the same being as Satan and the brother of Michael.
Persona 2: Eternal Punishment[]
Lucifer is the ultimate Persona of the Devil Arcana. His Material Card can be purchased in the Mu Continent for 50,000 coins or for ¥5,000,000 after completing Mt. Iwato once Nate has left the party. Lucifer, along with Satan, can still use Armageddon on most enemies in the game, but it is now ineffective on Philemon who will counter with Armageddon R and wipe out all party members if attempted. In the PSP-exclusive "Tatsuya Scenario," the Faceless God form of Nyarlathotep will also retaliate in the same manner.
Persona 3[]
Lucifer is the ultimate Persona of the Star Arcana, as such he can only be summoned if the protagonist has completed Mamoru Hayase's Social Link. He appears with the angelic form design from Shin Megami Tensei II. The strongest Fusion Spell, Armageddon, once again requires Lucifer and Satan to execute, but instead of instantly killing all enemies, Armageddon now inflicts 9,999 Almighty damage to the enemy party, which will instantly kill almost every enemy in the game (except Elizabeth, the only enemy with more than 9,999 HP in the game) at the cost of 100% SP. In addition, Lucifer also learns Morning Star (which deals more Almighty damage than Megidolaon and costs less SP) and Victory Cry (which restores HP and SP to full at the conclusion of every battle).
FES / Portable[]
"A fallen angel, and the lord of demons in Judeo-Christian lore. His pride led him to revolt against God, taking a third of the heavenly host with him. He now waits for a second chance to challenge God."
—Persona 3 compendium (Lucifer)
Lucifer refers to his status as the lord of demons after falling from grace, and uses the demonic Lucifer design from Shin Megami Tensei II. His Arcana is Judgement (Lv. 89) and can be acquired using a pentagon spread fusion; Helel (Lv.88 Star) + Beelzebub (Lv.81 Devil) + Satan (Lv.79 Judgment) + Abaddon (Lv.68 Devil) + Samael (Lv.37 Death). The strongest 1-handed sword, "Lucifer's Blade," can be acquired by fusing Lucifer via the weapon fusion system.
"A fallen angel in Judeo-Christian lore whose name signifies "Morning Star." Primarily known for defying God, but also worshiped as a bringer of light to mankind."
—Persona 3 compendium (Helel)
Helel is the original Hebrew name of Lucifer and used in the Western versions of the remakes (in Japanese, he is named Lucifel). Helel is the highest level Persona of Star Arcana (Lv. 88), and Armageddon is now executed using Helel and Satan.
Reload[]
Helel is a Persona of the Star Arcana.
Lucifer is a Persona of the Judgement Arcana.
With DLC installed, both Helel and Lucifer become ingredients to summon Satanael through special fusion in the Velvet Room.
Persona 4[]
Helel is the ultimate Persona of the Star Arcana and is summonable only after the Star Arcana Social Link maxes out itself. However, as the Star Arcana powers up automatically as the story progresses, the protagonist must first unlock the Normal Ending instead of triggering the Bad Ending. In the Normal Ending events, the protagonist eventually helps Teddie to find his true self and his identity, in which the protagonist creates an everlasting bond with him, maxing out the Star Arcana and bestowing the form of Helel.
The demonic Lucifer, on the other hand, appears as the ultimate Persona of the Judgement Arcana. As the Judgement Arcana powers up as the story progresses, the protagonist must unlock the Normal Ending to gain access to the Judgement Arcana Social Link. Upon defeating the final boss of the Normal Ending, the Judgement Arcana maxes out, and the protagonist is bestowed the ability to fuse Lucifer. However, the opportunity to perform the fusion is only available on the True Ending route or New Game+.
Lucifer's fusion prerequisite requires Ananta, Anubis, Trumpeter, Michael, Satan and Metatron to perform a hexagon-spread fusion in the Velvet Room. Lucifer holds the highest fusion prerequisite level, in which the protagonist must reach Lv. 93 before being able to summon Lucifer, being two levels above Izanagi-no-Okami, the protagonist's ultimate Persona. He is also the only natural source of the skills Absorb Elec and Victory Cry, at levels 98 and 99 respectively.
The Animation[]
Lucifer was summoned in the Seekers of the Truth's battle against Ameno-sagiri in the last episode. Lucifer was able to take on Ameno-sagiri's attacks and successfully destroy him after Yu's friends used their newly obtained ultimate Personas to weaken Ameno-sagiri previously.
In the True Ending special, Margaret uses Helel to attack Yu and help him regain his confidence to fight Izanami-no-Okami. The first time she summons Helel, its attacks are blocked by Sraosha of the Justice Arcana, and the second time she summons Helel, Yu defends himself with Kohryu of the Hierophant Arcana.
Later on, Yu summons Lucifer to defend against Izanami-no-Okami's attacks before changing his Persona to Izanagi-no-Okami.
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax[]
Helel makes an appearance as one of the Personas of Margaret, where she summons him in order to use his signature move Morning Star as her Instant Kill move.
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth[]
"A fallen angel in Judeo-Christian lore whose name signifies 'Morning Star'. Primarily known for defying God, but he is also worshipped as a bringer of light to mankind."
—Persona Q compendium
Both Lucifer and Helel share the same compendium info. They appear as the highest-Level Personas of the Judgement and Star Arcana, respectively.
Persona 5[]
"A fallen Judeo-Christian angel, he lead a rebellion with an army of angels against God and lost. He waits in Hell for his chance to challenge God once more and strike him down."
—Persona 5 background
Lucifer is the ultimate Persona of the Star Arcana, unlocked after maxing out Hifumi Togo's Confidant (although only fusible if the Moon Arcana Confidant with Yuuki Mishima has also been completed, due to Sandalphon, an ingredient of Metatron, being the ultimate form of the Moon Arcana). He requires an advanced fusion of Anubis, Ananta, Trumpeter, Michael, Metatron and Satan, and is the Persona with the second highest base level, only falling behind Satanael.
Lucifer is the last of the three sources for the Gigantomachia and Blazing Hell skills and is the only source of the unique Morning Star skill. He is also one of the few Personas to learn Spell Master and one of two Personas to learn the Heat Riser, Insta-Heal and Drain Phys skills. He is one of four Personas to learn Fortified Moxy. When itemized through Electric Chair execution in the Velvet Room, Lucifer produces the Tyrant Pistol for the protagonist, which has 390 ATK, 98 ACC, can fire eight times per turn and increases the protagonist's Magic stat by 10 when equipped.
Royal[]
Lucifer's elemental resistances have been heavily buffed, as he now resists Fire, Ice, Electric, and Wind skills, blocks Physical and Gun skills, and drains Curse skills. Lucifer's Blazing Hell skill has been changed to Drain Curse, and his Fortified Moxy has been changed to Repel Bless.
When itemized during a fusion alarm, Lucifer becomes Tyrant Pistol EX, a stronger version of the Tyrant Pistol. The Tyrant Pistol R has a significant attack increase, and the protagonist's Magic stat bonus increases to +15.
Persona 5 Strikers[]
Lucifer appears exclusively on New Game Plus after defeating the Reaper. Unlike the other Personas in the game, Lucifer's elemental resistances originate from Persona 5 Royal. Lucifer is fused with Black Frost, Mara, Metatron, Alice and Yoshitsune.
Devil Children Red/Black Book[]
Lucifer's human form in Devil Children Red/Black (PS)
Lucifer is the father of the Devil ChildrenSetsuna Kai and Mirai Kaname. He would visit his children many times in the past until the day that Azel set a trap for him, sealing him away while Azel pretended to be the real demon lord, who began the conquest of Earth by manipulating the unaware demons into attacking it. After defeating Azel, Setsuna and Mirai would unseal their father. However, their reunion is cut short thanks to the contract made between the demons and angels, as he tells his children that they must go to the Orgel Room as part of the contract since they are the destined Devil Children who can fulfill the contract.
He created the Ragnarok program which will swallow up the Expanse, but god's power will recreate the world for a new era of possibilities for humans, demons and angels or would allow the one using it to become the new god. He then becomes his kids' demon, and later appears before Michael when Setsuna and Mirai confront him and Nagahisa Kai. They talk about the state of the world before Lucifer realizes it is too late to talk sense to the angels. After the fight against Michael, he lets his children go ahead to face Hoshigami and decide the world's fate.
DemiKids Light & Dark[]
"This six-winged lord of Dem is feared far and wide for his devastating power."
—DemiKids Demonary
In Dark Version, Lucifer is a major character and the ruler of the demon world Dem. He lives in the Dark Palace and is met by his servant Forlo, who bears news about the Time Rift which are part of a prophecy that will end the world. The two discuss the prophecy, and he commands Forlo to find out if the prophecy is true. He eventually meets Akira who meets him at his palace. He tells him of the Time Rifts increasing in number and of the two who could deal with it: Darklord and Lord Light who left his world a long time ago to create Valhalla. He mentions that the ThreeTimeMaidens know of a way to deal with the Time Rifts. Lucifer cannot use the power of Light and Dark himself, so he cannot get rid of the Time Rifts. Lucifer discusses all the info he has about the Time Rifts with the Rebel member Shin when he arrives at his palace with Lena. Eventually Akira meets him after visiting Kibra in the future of Rem, where he asks him to bring him a letter from Darklord.
In Light Version, Drail tricks Shin into defeating Lucifer, after which it was revealed that Forlo is a traitor to his Lord and immobilized him during the fight, as Lucifer would only give the powers of Light & Dark to one who he deems worthy, which was not Shin. Jin would later travel back in time thanks to the Time Maidens and Lucifer's gem to prevent his death by defeating Shin's demons and Forlo. For his thanks, Lucifer asks that Jin find Lord Light's two letters before the power of light can be his. The first letter revealed that in the past Lord Light and Lucifer were friends before he left to create Valhalla, along with leaving the Time Key and the Light Seal, as well as a prophecy of a boy in the future.
In Dark Version, Lucifer can join the party after defeating and recruiting Zebul. He is level 62 and the highest leveled demon in the game. Lucifer can perform the combo attacks Death Blade with Abaddon or Paimon, which deals dark damage to all foes for 35 MP. He can perform the Dark combo Armageddon with Michael, which deals damage to all foes for 25 MP. Lucifer's final combo is the ice based Cocutos with Zebul, which deals damage to all foes for 25 MP.
Devil Children Fire/Ice Book[]
In Fire Version, Jin goes to meet Lucifer, who informs him that Lena's kidnapping has had the angels in the Expanse declare war and start Armageddon. He tells the Devil Child that the Angels are holding her within the Labyrinth of Babylon, with the Town of Annwn having a path that leads to it, giving Jin the King Riser before he leaves. In Ice Version, Lucifer informs Akira that the demons have taken Amy Kashihara to the Deep Hole. He later sends his servant Haamiru to aid Akira in his quest. After beating the game, he faces Akira as the final optional boss in the Deep Hole, joining the party afterwards.
Devil Survivor[]
Lucifer appears as a bonus boss in New Game+. Meeting with him is optional, and the location is the hidden event Fallen Morning Star in Nagata-cho at 12:00 on the final day (he does not appear on Yuzu Tanikawa's route).
Lucifer's appearance is nearly identical to that of Shin Megami Tensei II. He immediately reveals himself to be responsible for a good deal of the plot, saying that while he has no interest in winning the Throne of Bel, he sent Belzaboul to help Belberith. Lucifer also says he only gave him (it's hard to tell if Lucifer is referring to Belzaboul or Belberith) power because he was bored. As Belberith shares a goal with Lucifer to kill God, it is heavily implied that he sponsored Belberith to enlist him to do so. He only fights because "You look fun," and immediately recognizes the protagonist and claims to be "your true father, the one watching your future."
Lucifer constantly claims that the future for the protagonist holds only death, and believes that the party is only powerful when desperate (after saying this, he summons demons). He considers the fight a "banquet," but becomes more serious at the end of the first phase, saying that while God gave light and blessings, he will only give hatred and flame.
Lucifer can only be unlocked by defeating him, and requires a fusion of Metatron and Loki. He has no innate skills, allowing the protagonist to fully customize his arsenal through imparting skills via fusion.
Devil Survivor 2[]
"A fallen angel and the lord of Hell and all its demons in Judeo-Christian lore. He was once the highest-ranking Seraph, second to God, whose name means "Light-Bringer". His pride led him to revolt, taking a third of the heavenly host with him. He now awaits a second chance to challenge God."
—Devil Survivor 2 compendium
Lucifer can only be unlocked by reaching Fate Rank 5 with The Anguished One. Just like in Devil Survivor, he has no innate skills aside from his Racial Skill, allowing for full customization through fusion. He can only be obtained by fusing Metatron and Loki. Lucifer is also one of the few demons to possess a resistance to Almighty attacks, though, unlike Satan, his Almighty resistance does not come as the Anti-Almighty skill, but rather as an innate resistance.
In Record Breaker Lucifer's design is changed from his demonic one to his angelic appearance.
The Animation[]
Once again, Lucifer makes his appearance as the ultimate demon in the final episode as Hibiki summons him to match Yamato's Satan. To do this, Hibiki performs a chain of demon fusions using his and his deceased friends' demons, forming Metatron and Loki which are the key components for Lucifer's in-game fusion, and then defeating Satan.
Shin Megami Tensei: Liberation Dx2[]
"The one who rules hell and all its inhabitants, formerly known as the archangel of light. His name means "morning star" and before he fell, was the chief of the Seraphim. With a third of God's angels on his side, Lucifer rebelled against God. He was defeated by God's superior forces, however, and in hell awaits his chance to strike again."
—Shin Megami Tensei: Liberation Dx2 compendium
Lucifer is a fusable Rank 5 Demon. His unique skill Morning Star is limited to three uses per battle.
Strategy[]
Devil Survivor[]
At the beginning of the battle, Lucifer does not move or act during any of his turns, until a party member engages him in battle. After the party engages him the first time, Lucifer starts summoning other demon teams into the battlefield and begins to act himself. Lucifer's resistances and passives will change throughout the battle, but at all times his Physical, Fire, Ice, Electric and Force resistances are set at 75% (unless overridden by immunities of his later phases) and Almighty resistance set at 50%.
In Phase 1, Lucifer's Pierce ability is hardly anything to worry about, since a prepared party can quickly force him into the next phase before it becomes a threat, but in case defense is necessary either Repel Phys or Tetrakarn can nullify his Physical attacks, though Tetrakarn is less useful in later phases due to his Dragon Eye passive skill allowing for two extra attacks per turn. Makarakarn can easily nullify Maragidyne and Mabufudyne as well, which can be helpful for demons weak to either element.
Once his health drops to around 2/3, he shifts to the next phase, restoring all his HP and MP and getting a huge delay reduction. If enough delay is accumulated with Tyranny (Tyrant's racial skill), he can be prevented from getting an immediate turn in Phase 2. This is recommended as from Phase 2 onward, whenever Lucifer gets a turn, he will use it to cast the out-of-battle skill Megidoladyne, inflicting large Almighty damage to all of the party's teams and growing stronger with each casting. Because of this, it is necessary to defeat Lucifer as soon as possible, as his Megidoladyne will eventually become impossible to survive if he gets enough turns.
As he loses his Pierce skill in Phase 2, Phys Repel/Drain is a good idea for defense since his Hassohappa can otherwise be devastating due to his massive HP reserves. As Hassohappa is based on HP, repelling it with Phys repel can be quite devastating to Lucifer. Suspend frequently, as a triple-casting of Megidolaon via his Dragon Eye is sure to devastate any team. Once his health falls to around 1/3, he will once again fully restore his HP and MP, entering the final phase.
In Phase 3, his Phys Repel makes it impossible for physical attackers to damage him, while his Elec Drain frustrates members with Elec Repel. Teams using physical attackers are advised to retreat to engage the other demon teams scattered across the battlefield. It is suggested to use Almighty attacks as elemental spells only risk giving Lucifer extra turns, resulting in another triple burst of attacks.
Whenever Lucifer gets a turn outside of Phase 1, he will cast Megidoladyne and then end the turn. Because he stops engaging a party team, he incurs a minimum delay so his next turn will come much faster. To avoid giving Lucifer too many turns, Tyrant demons are most suitable for the battle.
Tyranny delays Lucifer's turns, and based on the damage dealt, it also gives some MP recovery at the end of the skirmish. Additionally, Tyrant demons can also use Race -O/-D for increased offense or defense against Lucifer, who is also a Tyrant. A Tyrant with Race-D only takes 50% damage from Lucifer, including his Megidoladyne.
Battle conditions get carried over between phases.
The first 8 skills listed in each phase are the only ones visible in the Analysis page - the rest are hidden.
In both Canons, if the Nahobino has completed Khonsu and Fionn mac Cumhaill's questlines and has defeated Shiva, just before entering the Realm Beyond Earth and Heavens the player will be prompted to choose, whether the Nahobino senses a powerful being or an extremely powerful one. Choosing the latter will have him be fought at level 99, and unlocks 2 additional phases. This doesn't have any impact on the ending the player has chosen.
"I am Lucifer, the morning star that riseth from the darkness. He who transcendeth the bleak world of the heart... Under the pact, I shall become thy mask."
Last Chronicle Card Illustrations of Lucifer and Walter
In Other Languages[]
Language
Name
English
Lucifer Helel
Japanese
ルシファー (Rushifaa) ルシフェル (Rushiferu)
French
Lucifer
Italian
Lucifero
German
Luzifer
Spanish
Lucifer
Trivia[]
While many interpretations depict Lucifer taking the name of Satan after his fall from grace, Lucifer and Satan are portrayed as two distinct characters, and Lucifer himself is rarely addressed as Satan throughout the Megami Tensei series; Instead, he is only addressed by his name, Lucifer, or to some extent, the Great Demon or King of Dark (魔王, Demon King)?.
It is implied that Nakajima is responsible for Lucifer being frozen in Megami Tensei II.
In Lucifer's artwork for Kyuyaku Megami Tensei, his left hand has "Ashtaroth" written on it.
"Louis Cyphre" alludes to the namesake character, who is also a mysterious gentleman and Lucifer in disguise, from the 1987 American horror movie Angel Heart.
Lucifer is commonly addressed with the pronoun "Excellency" (閣下, kakka)? instead of simply "you" by other demons. The usage is also adopted by Japanese fans when using "Excellency;" it always refers to Lucifer.
In Devil Survivor 2 The Animation, Lucifer appears in his angel form rather than his demonic form, despite the latter being the form used in Devil Survivor 2.
In Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne Maniax, Lucifer's stats and rewards are all set to 65,535 (HP, SP, Experience and Macca.) This number is common in the field of computing as it is 2^16-1, the highest number that can be represented by an unsigned 16-bit binary number. This implies his stats are the highest possible they can get.
Lucifer's appearance in Shin Megami Tensei IV was drawn by Yasushi Nirasawa, who created Asmodeus' design.
The humanoid being found in Lucifer's second form's left arm in Shin Megami Tensei IV wears a blue scarf on its neck. This could be a reference to Walter, who also wore a blue scarf before he fused with Hikaru to become Lucifer.
Helel, Ardha, Cu Chulainn, and Yoshitsune are the only mythical figures who aren't Persona originals that appear in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax.
An unused Persona entry for Lucifer exists in Persona 5, this entry classes him under the Fool Arcana and is located alongside duplicate entries of the party's ultimate Personas.[1]
In Persona 5, despite being an endgame Persona and one of the most powerful in the game, Lucifer has the fewest amount of resistances of any Persona, blocking or resisting nothing at all while still being weak to Bless.
This changes in Royal in which he gains a massive amount of resistances, some of the most in the game outside of Satanael and DLC Personas. He still retains stats, level, and many of the same skills, potentially suggesting that his incoherent affinities in the original were unintentional.
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