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- Composite Character: Unusually for a city, due to the events of the Manhattaning, Star City has become a combination of Seattle, New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles, making it the home of Team Arrow, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and their allies and enemies, the Ghostbusters and the Lucifer TV series' cast.
Star City Citizens
Frederick Tuckman
- Bald of Authority: He's completely bald and he's the mayor of Star City.
- Official Couple: Married to Sarah Tuckman, Baxter Stockman's ex-wife.
- Related in the Adaptation: He's one of the three possible fathers of Amanita Caplan alongside Walter Steele and Baxter Stockman.
- Sharp-Dressed Man: Wears a nice summer suit, which goes well with his role as mayor.
Quentin Lance
The father of Dinah and Sara Lance, a former GCPD officer who was forced to retired after being crippled by the Penguin’s right-hand man, Ignatius Ogilvy.
- The Alcoholic: His drinking got worse after being shot. He improved after Oliver paid their debts.
- Career-Ending Injury: He was shot in the line of duty during a shoot-out with Penguin by Ignatius Ogilvy.
- Composite Character: While his appearance and relationships are based on the Arrowverse, his second name, Lawrence, references his comic book counterpart Larry Lance.
- Cool Old Guy: Despite the gruff demeanor, he is actually a stand up guy.
- Happily Married: With Laurel Drake-Lance.
- Intergenerational Friendship: Has one with Renee Ramirez, treating him almost like another child of his.
Walter Steele
- Bald of Authority: Has a shaved head and he leads Queen Consolidated.
- Demonic Possession: His body was taken over by Azazel during the Hell on Earth incident.
- Parental Substitute: Helped raise Oliver and Thea after both lost their parents.
- Related in the Adaptation: He's the uncle of Clifford Steele, better known as Robotman. He's also one of Amanita Caplan's three possible biological fathers alongside Frederick Tuckman and Baxter Stockman.
Ellen Frazier-Baker
The wife of Buddy Baker, Animal Man and mother of their two children, Maxine and Cliff Baker.
- Almighty Mom: Even if her husband is the superhero, he's totally terrified of her and her Death Glare.
- Childhood Friend Romance: She and Buddy have known each other since they were young, and while at first she wasn't attracted to him, shortly after he obtained his powers, they had a night of passion and soon enough fell in love with each other.
- Farmer's Daughter: She grew up as one.
- Happily Married: With Buddy Baker.
- In-Series Nickname: Animal Woman, since she's married to Animal Man.
- Red Baron: Mother of Life, which is her sobriquet from The Red.
- Significant Green-Eyed Redhead: She has green eyes and red hair, and the wife of Animal Man and mother of their children.
- Small Town Boredom: The life of a farmer's daughter was rather dull for her, wanting to become an artist. When Buddy asked her if they would flee together to Star City, she said yes.
Janosz Poha
A curator at the Star City Museum of Art that was forced by mind control to do Vigo's bidding and act as his agent on the mortal realm. He's also the uncle of Junior Team Ghostbuster Alan Crendall.
- Adaptational Nationality: In the movie his country of origin was undefined, but here he's from Markovia.
- The Atoner: After being freed from Vigo's control, he let himself be convicted for kidnapping Oscar Barrett.
- Brainwashed and Crazy: Controlled by Vigo to do his bidding.
- Demonic Possession: Vigo forces his will upon Janosz, making him do his bidding.
- Funny Foreigner: From Markovia and has limited grasp on English.
- Hopeless Suitor: Where Dana is concerned.
- More than Mind Control: Despite being brainwashed to be Vigo's loyal minion, Janosz's personality more or less stays the same aside from getting a bit creepier.
- Omniglot: As expected from an art curator, he speaks Markovian, Vlatavan, Russian, French, Italian, Latin and Egyptian. His grasp in English is rather limited, though.
- Stalker with a Crush: For Dana, though it only truly started getting creepy after being put under Vigo's thrall.
Marla Bloom
The late wife of Danielle Cassidy and the aunt of Eddie Bloomberg/Red Devil. A filmmaker and producer with a long resume.
- Happily Married: For as long as their marriage lasted, she and Dani were happy. She even helped her deal with her new condition as a Devil.
- The Lost Lenore: For Danielle Cassidy/Blue Devil and Eddie.
- Maternally Challenged: While she was Eddie's guardian and they were close, most of his day-to-day raising fell on her wife Dani, who already had experience raising her sister. She was planning to correct that, only for tragedy to strike.
- Nephewism: Became the sole guardian of her nephew Eddie after the tragic death of her parents and her brother and sister in-law.
- Posthumous Character: Already dead by the present day.
- Promotion to Parent: After the tragic death of her parents and her brother and sister in-law on a car crash, she became her nephew Eddie's guardian.
- Retirony: She was planning to retire for a few years to improve her relationship with her nephew and allow Dani's acting career to take off, only for Hell on Earth to happen, leading to her death.
- Small Town Boredom: While her childhood at New Carthage NY was good, as she grew up she realized she didn't fit the mold of her small town and hated being surrounded by "potato-heads", which is why she took up filmmaking.
- Vengeful Ghost: Due to an infernal taint after being in Hell, she fell into a coma and turned into an angry spirit. After being talked down she asked her wife and her new friends at Shadowpact to remove her life-support and let her pass on.
Tiyah Clarke-Zeddemore
The wife of Winston Zeddemore.
- Childhood Friend Romance: She and Winston have known each other since they were children.
- Cool Teacher: She was April O'Neil's teacher and has difficulty referring to her by her first name.
- Doorstep Baby: She was abandoned at a church by her birth parents, and eventually adopted by the Clarke family.
- Happily Adopted: By the Clarke family, and she has done the same for her adoptive children.
- Happily Married: With Winston Zeddemore.
- High-School Sweethearts: She and Winston dated while they were in high school, marrying shortly after graduating.
- Older Than They Look: Despite being 43 and the adoptive mother of two grown kids, she looks pretty good.
- Pride: One of her flaws is that she tends to forget she can't do it all.
- Related in the Adaptation: Her adoptive parents are David Clarke, who was the hero Midnight in Quality comics, her adoptive mother is Naomi Clarke, who was the adoptive mother of no other than Superboy-Prime, her adoptive sister is Jenna Clarke, the Scarecrow of Dark Knight: Legacy, and her niece is Zooey Clarke, who in the Arrowverse was James Jesse's girlfriend and mother of Axel Walker.
Casey Jackson
The younger brother of Roland and Jefferson Jackson.
- Bratty Half-Pint: He's quite bratty and knows how to manipulate his older brother Roland.
- Composite Character: Takes elements from the Arrowverse version of Jefferson Jackson, including family and backstory.
- Disappeared Dad: His father James Jackson died while his mother Beverly was pregnant with him, forcing his older brothers Roland and Jefferson to work and support their family.
- Related in the Adaptation: He's also the younger brother of Jefferson Jackson and is cousins with Celia Forrestal/Skyrocket of the Power Company.
- Strong Family Resemblance: Looks a lot like his older brother Roland.
Chloe Decker
- Action Mom: Mother of Trixie and a pretty competent cop.
- Arbitrary Skepticism: Not as strongly as in the show, but she still refuses to believe Lucifer really is The Devil despite knowing about meta-humans and magic users.
- Badass Longcoat: Wears a long coat to go with the weather of Star City.
- Best Known for the Fanservice: In Universe. People tend to recognize Chloe for the famous nude scene she starred at Hot Tub High School than for any other work she did as an actress.
- Fair Cop: As noted by Lucifer, she's pretty attractive for a police officer.
- Good Parents: Despite her flaws, she loves her daughter very much and wants to do what's best for her.
- In-Series Nickname: Detective, since unlike in the series when she and Lucifer first met, she was only an officer.
- Old Shame: Just like in the show, Chloe gets annoyed whenever people recognize her by the movie Hot Tub High School she appeared at when younger.
Det. Daniel "Dan" Espinoza
- Demonic Possession: Turns out he was being possessed by the demon Spattlefleck, a servant of Azazel. Lucifer exorcises him and then knocks Dan unconscious.
- Embarrassing Nickname: Detective Douche.
- Fair Cop: He's not a bad looking detective.
- Good Parents: Sure, he's a guy with issues, but he's at least a decent father for Trixie.
- Took a Level in Jerkass: Chloe says that ever since his partner got shot, Dan became a complete douche, leading to their separation. Turns out he was being possessed by a demon, who made him shoot his partner while conscious and then covered it up, all in order to break Dan and control him more easily.
Beatrice "Trixie" Espinoza
- Childish Tooth Gap: Which goes well with her general innocence.
- Curtains Match the Windows: Inherited her father's brown hair and eyes.
- Girlish Pigtails: Has her hair this way.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: Her full name is Beatrice, but everyone just calls her Trixie.
Dr. Linda Martin
- All Therapists Are Muggles: Unfortunately she's just a regular therapist and can get overwhelmed whenever she meets a supernatural being.
- Awful Wedded Life: Clearly her marriage to Albert hadn't been happy in a long time when she meets Lucifer and Chloe.
- Related in the Adaptation: She's the estranged wife of Albert Davis and the mother of Zoe Davis.
- There Are No Therapists: Averted. She is a therapist and besides being Lucifer's therapist, she's also Gabriel's.
Ella Lopez
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: She's rather eccentric, but very good at her job.
- Cuddle Bug: She loves giving people hugs.
- Fair Cop: CSI technician actually but she's quite pretty.
- Fun T-Shirt: She has the same type of sushi t-shirt that Trixie wears.
- Related in the Adaptation: She's cousins with Daniela Velazquez, which makes her niece of Ángel Velazquez and Tristessa Delicias.
Amanita Caplan
- Affectionate Nickname: Nomi calls her Neets.
- Amicable Exes: She and Jillian Holtzmann are exes but still friends.
- Badass Biker: Amanita rides a motorcycle to help her get around Star City easily during peak traffic hours. She is an exceptional motorcyclist, especially on the streets of her native Star City where she has an intimate knowledge of its freeways, streets, and back alleys.
- Best Friend: Her best friend is Lorin Hammon.
- Beware the Nice Ones: Amanita can become volatile and dangerous if those she loves are in danger. She prides herself on being a true 'ride or die' friend.
- Dreadlock Rasta: She wears her hair in multicolored dreadlocks, which serve to emphasize her understanding, liberal nature. In addition, she clearly puts Nomi over any authoritarian figures.
- Fangirl: Like Nomi, she loves Nancy Drew books.
- Hippie Name: Doubles as Meaningful Name. Amanita's name comes from the fly agaric mushroom, which contains hallucinogenic compounds. Her mother is fittingly a hippie who was in an open relationship.
- Honorary Uncle: She considers Ray Stantz one of her many "uncles".
- Master Actor: Amanita is skilled in acting and improvisation. She studied acting in college, has performed parts in a number of amateur productions.
- Master of Disguise: Amanita is not one to ever turn down a costume opportunity — especially for a good cause. She enjoys playing dress up and when she is dressed the part, her acting skills are only amplified as she is better able to "get into character".
- Nice Girl: Amanita is a very kind and caring person.
- Nonconformist Dyed Hair: Her braids are dyed dark purple, pink and blue, the colors of the bisexual flag, and she's the daughter of a very liberal former hippie.
- Official Couple: With Nomi Marks.
- Platonic Co-Parenting: Amanita has three fathers; Walter Steele, Fred Tuckman and Baxter Stockman. One of them is her birth father. It's just that no one is sure which one, as her mother had been with each of them around the time she was conceived. Nevertheless, they all love her as if she is their daughter.
- Secret-Keeper: From the beginning she knows that Nomi is a Sensate and is helping her both come to terms with it and help other members of the cluster.
- Twofer Token Minority: Amanita is a bisexual mixed race (black father, white mother) woman.
- Who's Your Daddy??: Her biological father isn't known, but all three possible guys, Walter, Fred and Baxter, love her anyway as her dad.
Grace Caplan
- Cool Old Lady: She's laid-back and kind, accepting Nomi as a member of her family and showing her far more affection than her own mother.
- Really Gets Around: She was with three different men around the time Amanita was conceived.
Lorin Hammon
- Affectionate Nickname: Raphael's Boy Toy.
- Cure Your Gays: His parents thought they could "cure" his sexuality with many conversion camps, and while he pretended it worked, he eventually gathered the courage to come out to his parents.
- The Fashionista: Lorin has an eye for fashion, interior design, and is a makeup artist and hair stylist — though these are all hobbies and he refuses to pursue these professionally.
- Hellbent For Leather: Wears a nice black leather jacket.
- Heroic Self-Deprecation: Lorin does not think highly of himself. He can easily fall into a depression if he is insulted or left to doubt his abilities or regard himself as a failure.
- Interspecies Romance: He's a human in a relationship with an angel millions of years older than him.
- Irony: His overly religious parents thought his sexuality was due to "demonic influence", and now he's dating an actual angel and impregnated another.
- Recovered Addict: Like Lula he became addicted to drugs until he finally decided to get sober, meeting Raphael along the way.
- The Runaway: He ran away from home after he had enough of his parents not accepting his sexuality, meeting Lula on the way to Star City.
- Secret-Keeper: He's aware of Raphael's true identity and his familial problems.
- Straight Gay: Doesn't act or look stereotypically gay.
Lula McCoy
- Bungled Suicide: She tried to kill herself by overdosing, but failed and ended up in a hospital, where Lorin found her and took her to Raphael, who would eventually offer her a job as his housekeeper.
- First Friend: She becomes Michael's very first human friend on Earth, and later something more.
- I Have Many Names: Louisa "Lula" McCoy, Lucy "Lula" Jones, Tallulah "Lula" Smith, Louisa "Lula" Jones, Lucy "Lula" Smith, Tallulah "Lula" McCoy, Louisa "Lula" Smith, Lucy "Lula" McCoy, Tallulah "Lula" Jones, Jane (alleged birth name, surname unknown).
- Interspecies Romance: She eventually starts dating Michael Sword, an Archangel.
- Lady Swears-a-Lot: She curses a lot and she's pretty unapologetic about it.
- Mysterious Past: Very little is known about her past, only that she was a highschool dropout who fled from home and let drugs control her life for a long time.
- Nonconformist Dyed Hair: Her hair is naturally brown, but has dyed it blonde in the middle and purple at the tips.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: Her actual name is Jane, but prefers people call her Lula.
- Platonic Life-Partners: With Lorin, being good friends but without an attraction towards each other.
- Recovered Addict: Admits to Michael that she used to be a junkie, until she tried to kill herself, Lorin and Raphael saved her, and she eventually came around and kicked the addiction for the most part.
- Street Smart: Lula is a "reformed" criminal. According to her rap sheets, she has a diverse set of skills. Among those skills there's manipulation and deception, seduction, pickpocketing, hotwiring and lock-picking.
- Tank-Top Tomboy: Her tank-top is short enough to show her mid-section and she's not traditionally feminine.
- Tattooed Crook: Has a heart in the middle of her chest, a star on her left collarbone and a butterfly on her right shoulder. This serves as a reminder of her less than stellar past as a junkie and petty criminal.
- Vapor Wear: She clearly isn't wearing a bra underneath her tank-top.
Bug (Travis Cody)
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: He's a bit eccentric to say the least but a very good hacker. Bug is well known in the use, piloting, care, and maintenance of his houseboat and other common watercraft. He also claims to be a master of disguise.
- Commonality Connection: He and Nomi bonded when she was Michael due to their difficult family lives, allowing her to stay in his apartment while he skipped town for a while.
- Composite Character: Bug from Sense8 is combined with Travis Cody, an ally of Animal-Man.
- Cloudcuckoolander: Bug is a very quirky guy.
- Cunning Linguist: Bug has a good head for linguistic patterns. This makes him an excellent encrypter, and gives him incredible insight into decryption. Furthermore, Bug is multilingual. In addiction to English, Bug speaks Spanish, French, Italian, and most other romance languages — calling them the "language(s) of love".
- Fanboy: Besides Lito Rodriguez being his favorite actor, Bug is well-versed in a number of facets of popular culture. Though "Bug does not do fanboy" — he is a hardcore herophile, an avid fan of foreign cinema, and a diehard meta-music fan (his favorites acts being Hex Girls, the Clash at Demonhead, and Scare Tactics — though he does seem to be listening to Sex Bob-Omb a lot recently).
- Hawaiian-Shirted Tourist: Wears a hawaiian shirt with avocados in it, which goes well with his casual hacker vibe.
- Lovable Sex Maniac: Bug regards himself as something of a classy ladies' man, a "make love, not war" type and a total "lover-and-not-a-fighter". Bug has also spent way too much time on the internet and has been exposed to a lot of perverse sexual imagery, which he has trouble unseeing and can quickly revisit at the mention of related topics.
- The Mentor: Mentored Nomi Marks back when she was Michael into hacking.
- Nice Guy: Quirkiness and lecherous behavior aside, he's a friendly and good-natured person who does a lot to help Nomi because he's grateful for what she did for him. He quickly accepted her transition and congratulated her on becoming her own woman.
- No Social Skills: Bug has a habit of not properly filtering his thoughts from his words. Bug routinely puts his foot in his mouth. While this makes him endearing to his loved ones, it often unsettles strangers.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: He's mostly known as Bug with very few people even remembering his name of Travis.
- The Paranoiac: Bug lives in constant concern of "the Man" coming to get him.
- Playful Hacker: He seems even less concerned with the possible repercussions of hacking than Nomi is.
- The Smart Guy: Bug is familiar with high-tech gadgetry and cutting edge technology. Furthermore, he has connections in both government and private sectors that are willing to let Bug get his hands on various prototypes or restricted hardware.
Body Doubles
Bonny Hoffman
Cloned daughter of Saraquael, Suriel is one half of the Body Doubles working for Requiem Inc. alongside her best friend, cousin and partner Carmen Leno/Camael. She and Camael were tasked with keeping an eye on Adam and harvest the worship that he has built up by killing him and cutting out his heart.
- Adaptation Dye-Job: In the comics Suriel was a redhead, but here she's a blonde with some orange due to being composited with Bonny Hoffman.
- Bling-Bling-BANG!: The telum dei, meaning "Weapon of God" this handgun was crafted in Heaven's forges, heated with empyrean flame and cast with celestial silver. Its sister is kept by Suriel's partner, Camael, these are just two of the many known telum dei. What makes this particular weapon and its sister unique is they are built in the form of modern handguns rather than swords or daggers of most telum dei.
- Composite Character: Human Bounty Hunter Bonny Hoffman is combined with the Angel Suriel, who also antagonized the Resurrection Man.
- Dimensional Traveler: At will, Suriel can pass through any dimensional barriers which she has authority to traverse. She is given extensive freedom to explore almost the whole of reality in pursuit of worship.
- Good with Numbers: Bonny appears to know a good deal about how to run multiple businesses, or at least knows how to hire excellent managers. Her businesses have all been turning a considerable profit with a short turnaround time.
- The Hedonist: Bonny appears to have little ambition other than to spend her money on her own personal pleasure (and the pleasure of her best friend). This is actually not a facade of their true identities.
- I Have Many Names: Bonny Hoffman, Aurelia Steward, Ella Meyer, Ingrid Schulz.
- Lady in Red: Wears a pretty red dress.
- Lazy Bum: Suriel has a weak work ethic, thanks to Camael's influence.
- Leg Focus: As the slit on her dress shows, she has some pretty legs.
- Lovely Angels: With her best friend Camael. And literally since they're actual angels.
- Lust: Suriel shares her mother's weakness for carnal pleasure.
- Mafia Princess: Her public identity is the only daughter of a mob boss from Star City whose family was killed under orders from Daniel Brickwell.
- Related in the Adaptation: She's the daughter of Saraquael and half-sister of Araquel and Senael, making her aunt of Nikki Nemzer.
- Screw the Rules, I Have Money!: Having access to immense wealth and a steady supply of disposable income, Bonny is able to purchase properties on a whim, make use of a fleet of vehicles (including private aircraft), and hire security details to provide protection.
- Sexy Slit Dress: Her dress comes with a slit for her leg, which fits her seductive personality.
- Sole Survivor: Her public identity claims she was the only survivor of the massacre perpetrated by the Hard Knocks gang.
- Statuesque Stunner: She stands at 5'10"/178cm tall and quite beautiful.
- Strong Family Resemblance: Looks a lot like her mother Saraquael, including inheriting her silver-colored wings.
Carmen Leno
Camael is the cloned daughter of Uriel. She's the other part of the Body Doubles working for Requiem Inc. alongside her best friend, cousin and partner Bonny Hoffman/Suriel. She and Suriel were tasked with keeping an eye on Adam and harvest the worship that he has built up by killing him and cutting out his heart.
- Action Girl: Camael is an exceptional hand-to-hand combatant, on part with most of Earth's world-class professional martial artists. Her combat technique uses a lot of aerial maneuvers which can be amplified with the use of her wings when she is facing off against more dangerous opponents.
- Bling-Bling-BANG!: Meaning "Weapon of God" this handgun was crafted in Heaven's forges, heated with empyrean flame and cast with celestial silver. Its sister is kept by Camael's partner Suriel, these are just two of the many known telum dei. What makes this particular weapon and its sister unique is they are built in the form of modern handguns rather than swords or daggers of most telum dei.
- Dimensional Traveler: At will, Camael can pass through any dimensional barriers which she has authority to traverse. She is given extensive freedom to explore almost the whole of reality in pursuit of worship.
- Femme Fatale: Carmen's past career likely gave her some experience with seductive techniques and a willingness to use her body as an instrument to achieve her goals.
- The Hedonist: Carmen's pursuit of her acting career appears to have stalled due to her constant outings spent clubbing, dancing, and drinking with Bonny Hoffman. And this is not a complete facade in her true identity as Camael.
- I Have Many Names: Carmen Leno, Endzela Lomidze, Flora Lowe, Melati Singh.
- Kissing Cousins: She has no compunction about thinking of seducing her cousin Gadreel, despite him being married.
- Lazy Bum: Camel shares her mother's weakness for idleness.
- Lovely Angels: With Suriel. And literally since they're actual angels.
- Lust: With Suriel's influence, Camael lives a promiscuous lifestyle.
- Master Actor: Carmen is rumored to actually be a rather skilled actress. She has appeared to even have studied Shakespeare and can recite monologues from classical plays on demand. She may have what it takes to become an actual Glaberton starlet.
- Never My Fault: Refuses to accept any of the blame for all the times she made her and Bonny's missions become more difficult.
- Parental Abandonment: In her official biography her father is unknown and her mother Ursula died in an accident when she was only a teenager. In reality she never had a father and her mother Uriel is still around, just not particularly present.
- Sleeves Are for Wimps: Wears a sleeveless shirt as part of her outfit.
- Statuesque Stunner: She stands at 5'10"/178cm tall, the same height as Bonny/Suriel, and quite beautiful.
- Strong Family Resemblance: Looks a lot like her mother Uriel, only with slightly darker skin, making her also resemble a bit her half-sister Rrall. She even has the same black wings as her mother.
