I like that his eyes turn red Lucifer's basically reminding no matter how many angels depending who rebelled with him he's reminding them why he fell from heaven
It sucks that Humanity doesn't understand that Lucifer is the *Light Bringer*... This could have been his chance to change and redeem himself with Jack fighting for his redemption as well. All it takes is just that One person to keep rooting for you despite *Everything*...
“no, i knew better than to screw with the old you. But, this new version seems a little more.. screwable” i mean, asmo isnt wrong, back in the 5th season he was very frightening, you’d dare to get in his way because you knew the outcome, hell even as vince vincente he was terrifying, but now i just look at luci n realise how far down the pecking order he actually is. Sad really. Imagine asmo vs vince thou, now THAT i would of liked to have watched😂😂😂
Archangels are truly a different breed. You could gather quite literally everything in existence except the God tiers (God, Death, Leviathans, Darkness, etc.) and they still wouldn't be able to defeat ONE of them. Hell, it might just snap all of existence away.
@@HS-ts5wfI would have liked them to be like that in the later seasons as well. Unfortunately, the archangels (but also angels in general) are really powerful in the first seasons in which they appear. I mean, in season 5 Lucifer took out a dozen gods within not even a minute. In season 12 he gets punched out by MARY WINCHESTER. Gabriel was able to create alternate realities and create loops of that could last for months, however, he got caught by a prince of hell, who is technically less strong than an archangel. Castiel was feared and respected, yet they treated him like a punching bag since the end of season six. We only see a bit of his old self when Sam and Dean meet the alternate Cas who has never met them and kicks them both. Only the battle between Michael and Lucifer should have been apocalyptic. They should have destroyed half the planet.
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Well Cas is the most human of all the angels and the most pragmatic too meaning they can make deals with him. Other Angels on the other hand are all puritanical and out of touch.
Fukcing shit The simple interaction between Lucifer and Asmodeus gives me chills everytime The acting of both is simply amazing I give more credit to Asmodeus, hes a fucker badass
You kidding? You add that to the hair, the aura, the very make of him... He's one of the hottest Demons in Hell. If not, the hottest. I could do with out the suit, though. Just have him decked out in all white leather... Okay, I need to stop.
Uh, interesting? Fun fact however, Asmodeus isn't a Judeo-Cristian entity!? No he's never mentioned in the Bible, nor has any roots in Religion of any sort on Earth!? No he's a fictious being in D&D of all things! Asmodeus, ruler of the 9 Hells, the fallen, who became a Arch-Devil in the D&D lore! He was once a Arch-Angelic being, not sure if he was equated to a God of sorts in the D&D pantheon? That's besides the point however!? Why does he Appear in season 13 of Supernatural? I stopped after season 12 finale, but what!? And why does he have a Mississippian Slave owner accent!? Cuedos for originally, but why would he ever have that accent in a live action series? Sigh, why did this show go on beyond 12!? I got sick of watching Sam and Dean die the 40th time and magically BS there way back, only to rinse and repeat their unhealthy, and certainly un-brotherly relationship!?
Dude, DnD did not create asmodeus wtf? Asmodeus has been mentioned multiple times in a handful of books decades and centuries before dnd was invented (1974). these books include: the book of tobit, the Malleus Maleficarum, the Dictionnaire Infernal, the Lesser Key of Solomon. wikipedia is available you know....
@@cutiebear385 it's funny you say that about Wiki, because I did some research on it. First off allow me to clarify that I'm not religious. I do believe in a higher power, call it God the Universe or whatever the hell you want to, it makes no difference really. So I'm not saying it'd not mentioned in the Christian Bible (which it isn't btw), I'm not a Bible thumper and gonna hit you with "it's not written, and don't listen to false prophets!". Secondly; the Hebrews (God's people, we know this one), the historians that study the Bible generally recognize it as a work of fiction regard Asmodeus! If God's people say otherwise, then I think that tells us that yes, Asmideous is just a name, but he's not a biblical figure (I mean he wasn't even worth mentioning in the Christian bible!? Lol!) Third, back to second! God as Christians like to call him, because they're too lazy to learn or accept his true name is Yahwai (Probably butchered that name, but close enough!), the point is the Christians took the Hebrew God as there own and followed Christ as the savior and Son of God, the living God, but they always seem to forget that the Hebrews are God's people. So in short, Asmodeous is a work of fiction as recognized by historical researchers are concerned. So of Course I'm sure that the creators of D&D were drunk and decided to expand on him more. So yes and no, he was mentioned in those books you speak of, but it doesn't change the fact that it's widely accepted he's not a real presence and/or figure in the Bible or any Bible at that! Thank you and have a good day!
@@ironmanthunder100 Oh that was what i was worried about so that quells some of the bias i had against you. Blaming Dnd on the making of Asmodeus sounded a little too similar to the christians who were hellbent on taking down dnd because of its satanic nature or something like that. its dumb but those christians have said the same things about even something as benign as pokemon ='.= (i know this from experience as my school bans that plus imagery such as dragons, even the chinese dragons, from any school event) Yes, i do know that those books are not considered cannon in the hebrew view's of things but that wasn't why i brought that up. The point i was trying to make bringing those up is that asmodeus isn't dnd's creation, a handful of things in dnd are not original concepts. Dnd puts their own spin on existing concepts a lot of the time and asmodeus is just one of them. And yes i can agree that christians are extremely lazy when it comes to anything that isn't jesus's stories and the more popular stories. I grew up in a christian school before and have been through Christian Education classes and rarely do they ever teach us about any bible story unless it came with a decent to bad quality movie (the only exception was moses but prince of egypt was a masterpiece of animation so it automatically gets exemption.) and yes, i may agree on you about asmodeus not being a cannon in any of the judeo christian lore, but i would like to argue that it should be alright for Stories to take any sort of creative liberty they want as long as the changes they make still makes sense to the entirety of the story's world building. i think adding a popular fictional demon to add on to hell's world building is alright and isn't. I genuinely have no context on how i come across but just to make sure, this isn't a personal attack, i just like having a discussion. Have a really great day!
