- The show went out of their way to avoid anyone else hitting Lucifer. Chloe shot him and it hurt. She slapped him and it hurt. If someone else had shot him, he'd be perfectly fine.
- Amenadiel punched him and it left a mark. But Amenadiel is an angel, so the possibility remains.
- But then, Lucifer does get 3rd degree burns escaping a burning building.
- Partially confirmed as of "St. Lucifer". Lucifer can be harmed by other people or means, but it's only being near Chloe that weakens his immortality.
- Partially jossed in the Pilot episode where Lucifer is shot several times by Jimmy Barnes while Chloe witnesses it. Possibly explained by her also having been shot and slipping out of consciousness.
- Eventually confirmed for Lucifer's immortality but partially jossed for "Chloe as the only one" - it's not her per se but Lucifer subconsciously making himself vulnerable to her (even though it somehow works when he doesn't know about her being nearby). During Jimmy Barnes shooting he wasn't that close with Chloe yet; on the other hand, he loses vulnerability in her presence again halfway through the Season 5 when his wish to protect her overcomes psychological vulnerability. And in Season 6 he consciously makes himself vulnerable to Rory to prove he loves her as much as her mother.
- Confirmed.
- And it will be a Berserk Button for Lucifer.
- Confirmed for the Season 1 finale.
- Sort of confirmed for season 1, in that Malcolm the corrupt cop (and normal human) is the Big Bad, though the above could still be possible for future seasons too, as Malcolm reveals to Chloe that he isn't the only Dirty Cop on the force.
- But jossed for the rest of seasons, with the most human of their Big Bads being immortality-cursed Cain.
- Confirmed, in a way. While they seemed to have been legally married (Lucifer mentions being a "fellow divorcee" and Chloe mentions he annulled the marriage in 2x15) it was clearly only in writing so Lucifer didn't have to lie.
- Confirmed: her powers were rapidly returning, and any cut results in her bleeding divine light that burns anything in its path, which is the whole reason why she was so desperate to return to the Silver City.
- Confirmed
- Pierce is actually Cain, the first murderer and cursed by God to walk the Earth in torment for eternity. This doesn't NECESSARILY mean that he's behind Lucifer's shift from Lawful Evil to Chaotic Good.
- Pierce is actually Cain, the world's first murderer; this MIGHT make the man he kills in the "Sin Bin" episode Abel, the world's first murder victim, as Lucifer finds a picture of "the Sinnerman" as a boy with a man possessing a mark much like Pierce's tattoo.
- Confirmed.
- Seemingly confirmed when he comes to this conclusion himself and gets his wings back at the end of the episode.
- Who else would cause Lucifer to worry about having escaped. It could be he among other deadly and powerful men have been clawing trying to escape and Achilles just happened to be lucky one. Though he(or she) might be someone just as dangerous.
- Jossed. It's his Mum.
- It explains why he's mortal around her. She also knows full well what she's doing to him and enjoys toying with him. As for her family, it's either a spirit in the real Chloe Decker, or they're all mind warped. Maybe even time travel, this is a being that rivals God in power and scares even Lucifer.
- Jossed. Lucifer's mum escapes Hell by the end of Season 1.
- The reason that she can No-Sell Lucifer's charms is because she has no dark desires for him to bring out.
- Whether this is because she really is just that good of a person or because she has some angelic heritage remains to be seen.
- Could be the reason she reacts to Amenadiel like most women bubble at the gusset at Lucifer. She doesn't have any sinful desires that Lucifer's magnetism latches on to.
- Jossed. The reason she's not affected by Lucifer's powers is because God sent Amenadiel to bless her parents (who were unable to have a child) and she was the result.
- Jossed. The reason she's not affected by Lucifer's powers is because God sent Amenadiel to bless her parents (who were unable to have a child) and she was the result.
- Jossed. The reason she's not affected by Lucifer's powers is because God sent Amenadiel to bless her parents (who were unable to have a child) and she was the result.
- Jossed. The reason she's not affected by Lucifer's powers is because God sent Amenadiel to bless her parents (who were unable to have a child) and she was the result.
- Jossed. The reason she's not affected by Lucifer's powers is because God sent Amenadiel to bless her parents (who were unable to have a child) and she was the result.
- In the pilot episode, when talking with Lucifer in the Lux, in a Blink-and-You-Miss-It moment, she looks up and bites her lip at the moment Maze passes in front of her off screen. It's not obvious if this is related to the topic of the conversation (Palmetto) or not.
- Probably not the case. If her being lesbian is the reason Lucifer's powers don't work on her...well, she can't be the first lesbian he's met, and Lucifer doesn't immediately jump to that conclusion. Not to mention that since he's mortal around her, it's more likely that something far more cosmic is going on with her...
- Jossed. The reason she's not affected by Lucifer's powers is because God sent Amenadiel to bless her parents (who were unable to have a child) and she was the result.
- Probably not the case. If her being lesbian is the reason Lucifer's powers don't work on her...well, she can't be the first lesbian he's met, and Lucifer doesn't immediately jump to that conclusion. Not to mention that since he's mortal around her, it's more likely that something far more cosmic is going on with her...
- It's hinted that Chloe's scenes in Hot Tub High School had a similar sort of pop culture impact to Phoebe Cates' in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, which is actually a rather good movie in itself. Given the time period, perhaps Hot Tub High School is this universe's version of American Pie? (the first one, at least, really is very funny, if a bit too reliant on sex jokes).
- Jossed within the plot of series. Though being human, she will die eventually.
- Doesn't seem to be the case, their mother on the other hand...
- Jossed. Not understanding humans and considering them sinful doesn't equal hating humans. And after his own fall and subsequent redemption, he even feels Earth being more his home than Silver City.
- What better way for an angel to be inconspicuous is to disguise herself as someone who doesn't believe Lucifer is the real thing.
- Jossed.
- Point: Lucifer never says he burned the real wings.
- Point: According to Lucifer himself, the fakes were good enough to have fooled anyone but their owner - likely including other angels in the "anyone" column.
- This point is further supported by the fact that Lucifer himself believed them to be genuine at first. He realizes they are a forgery off screen so it's not clear if he had to be very close or if he didn't know until he actually touched them. Either way fooling Amenadiel in the dark while he was distracted would be easy. The only hiccup is Maze seemingly collecting the last feather but that's not beyond the Prince of Lies to have set up.
- The "last feather" in Maze's possession could even serve as a Magic Compass to the wings' location and/or as a Magic Key to open the lock leading to them.
- Maze used the feather to heal Amenadiel in the season 1 finale...
- Most likely Jossed as of 2x13. If he hadn't burned his wings, then he definitely would've used a feather to heal Chloe instead of going through the trouble of going to Hell and back.
- This point is further supported by the fact that Lucifer himself believed them to be genuine at first. He realizes they are a forgery off screen so it's not clear if he had to be very close or if he didn't know until he actually touched them. Either way fooling Amenadiel in the dark while he was distracted would be easy. The only hiccup is Maze seemingly collecting the last feather but that's not beyond the Prince of Lies to have set up.
- Or it is Malcolm's own damned soul, brought back from Hell by Amenadiel.
- Jossed. Malcolm isn't possessed, just determined never to go back to Hell.
- Jossed, she was cast into Hell long after Lucifer.
- Probably not the case. In the comics Maze, along with other demons like her, are the spawn of Lilith, essentially making Lilith Maze's "mother". Not only has Maze never acknowledged this, but it would be really squick-y since Lucifer and Maze have slept together.
- Jossed, in that she explicitly calls God her ex-husband. Probably Asherah.
- And double Jossed as Lilith is separate character in the series.
- Kinda Jossed. She calls "the man upstairs" her ex-husband, but isn't explicitly named. She is definitely mom, and wants the family back together, but probably also to spite God, though she isn't explicitly evil, just manipulative.
- Jossed - quite opposite, as shown numerous times, her nature is powerful light.
- Jossed, she just wants some space from both Lucifer and Amenadiel to figure out her place on earth since they aren't going back to Hell.
- Probably not. Lucifer can still use his power to draw out people's desires whenever he's around her. He just can't use them on her. Plus he's still pretty strong around her, as well.
- Jossed. The reason she's not affected by Lucifer's powers is because God sent Amenadiel to bless her parents (who were unable to have a child) and she was the result.
- Jossed.
- Doesn't seem to be the case. Chloe's nose is bleeding because she's been poisoned.
- Jossed. She was jabbed by the Professor when she tackled him to the ground.
- Jossed, sort of. The marriage was a sham in order to trick Charlotte into revealing her plan (and presumably to push Chloe away), so there's no Candy realization. But like stated above, she isn't stupid, and episode 2x15 confirms that they annulled the "marriage" since it was no longer needed.
- Tom Ellis revealed in a interview that when Lucifer returns to LA, he would have made a big decision. While most people are assuming that the big decision is him marrying a stripper (and there have been hints, including the title of the episode itself), it could easily refer to Lucifer deciding to finally show Chloe who and what he really is.
- Looks like he's married after all, though his "big decision" seems to be getting back to Heaven, if the new promo is any indication.
- Lesley-Ann Brandt revealed in an interview that Chloe will be annoyed that Lucifer is leaving her out of the loop, and all that will come to a head in episode 2x17. This could be when he finally reveals himself to her.
- Jossed.
- Added to that: She's still hurt over him leaving, and the only way they can resolve this is if he tells her the truth. Plus, her obliviousness is starting to get old, especially when she's supposed to be a detective.
- The summary for episode 18 states that Lucifer is trying to keep "the truth" from Chloe...
- Jossed, though it was close. Lucifer decides to finally tell her the truth...but then he's knocked out and left in the desert before he gets the chance.
- The summary for episode 18 states that Lucifer is trying to keep "the truth" from Chloe...
- Most likely jossed, if the summary for episode 18 is any indication.
- Jossed.
- Jossed. Amenadiel has the final piece.
- Nope. When he first arrived on Earth, he arrived on a beach, and he had Maze with him.
- Plus, this has already been Jossed by the show's creator.
- Jossed as of "They're Back, Aren't They?"
- Amenadiel: He didn't like that Lucifer revealed himself to Linda, and attempted to prevent Chloe from finding out in 2x01. He wouldn't want Lucifer telling Chloe the truth. And since he wants to go back to being "God's loyal soldier", this could foreshadow him going backwards in terms to character development, and season one Amenadiel would knock out Lucifer and dump him in the middle of the desert. His actions could lead to disrupting the growing friendship between him and Dan, and nearly ruin what he has with Maze (unless she helped him), Linda and Lucifer, making him question his actions and leading him to lose his powers again (may seem repetitive, meaning he's the least likely out of the two, but the writers need to get rid of that pesky Story-Breaker Power somehow).
- Maze: She almost lost a friend once, when Lucifer revealed himself to Linda and Linda shut her out for a couple of days. Granted, it all worked out in the end, but would Maze want to risk that again? Taking into account her still feeling betrayed over what Lucifer did (both with Linda and with not telling her the truth about his plans), and then him indirectly getting Linda almost killed, she may want some revenge. Knocking Lucifer out and dumping him in the desert wouldn't be unlike her. And as mentioned with Amenadiel, these actions will have consequences in season three; she'll (temporarily) lose Linda's friendship and Amenadiel's respect, and Chloe will (temporarily) kick Maze out of their apartment, giving us the ironic reveal that she's OK with Maze being a demon right from the get-go; in other words, Maze's fears were unfounded, meaning her actions were pointless...and in trying to prevent those fears from happening, she got kicked out anyway. The most heartbreaking part of it all will be Trixie rejecting her (but she'll also be the first to forgive her).
- And both characters wouldn't be leaving Lucifer to die. He's far away from Chloe, and therefore immortal. They could think that, if that happened to him right after promising Chloe answers, he'll rethink his decision and not tell her, after all.
- All Jossed as of "They're Back, Aren't They?"
- And both characters wouldn't be leaving Lucifer to die. He's far away from Chloe, and therefore immortal. They could think that, if that happened to him right after promising Chloe answers, he'll rethink his decision and not tell her, after all.
- Jossed as of Boo Normal. But Ella is friends with Azrael.
- Unless him having his wings back isn’t going to be a permanent thing, this seems to be Jossed.
- Jossed, Ella doesn't find until the final season.
- Jossed, she didn’t find out in the episode. Not until the final season actually.
- Well he definitely isn’t the Sinnerman , jury’s out on the escaped soul part.
- Jossed. He's Cain.
- Seeing that Marcus/Cain was the true Sinnerman, it'll be her destiny to defeat him. It's been said that what Cain wants is to die, and we've already seen that he can be harmed...around Chloe. She's possibly the only person who can kill him.
- Jossed, Cain specifically came to LA, BECAUSE of Chloe’s effect on Lucifer, and he can be harmed, he just heals from it but still feels every ounce of pain. Alas, she has no effect on him.
- Jossed.
- Jossed.
- Jossed.
- Jossed. Ella is friends with Azrael, though.
- Jossed. Season 5B confirms that Chloe will go to Heaven. But then to Hell in the Season 6, though not as a sinner.
- Jossed. Amenadiel already knew, and just didn't care that much besides the Parental Sexuality Squick.
- DB Woodside has mentioned that a sister will be appearing...
- Possibly Jossed. Azrael has appeared in the standalone bonus episode "Boo Normal" and seems to be a pretty decent and likable person. Though the possibility of her playing a bigger role later as an ally of Lucifer is still on the table.
- Jossed. Azrael did not appear at all in season 4. She appeared only in the final episode of season 5, clearly remaining friendly to Lucifer; not helping him but this is justified by her work load.
- Also, the situation with Pierce will be swept under the rug, just like with the Malcolm case and Lucifer's mother's involvement with season 2's final case.
- Jossed, Chloe was afraid of him and her S4 arc is largely centered around overcoming that.
- Jossed, Lucifer & Chloe consummated their relationship in S5 without any prior mention of Pierce.
- Sort of Confirmed, at least after the torturing stage.
- Come to think of it, in the first episode, Chloe does refer to Lucifer's abilities as "His superpower" in a way that might imply that she thought he was a superhuman that patterned himself after the Biblical Lucifer. And given the Supergirl crossover, it would seem cross-network crossovers are now on the table for the Arrowverse. Don't expect anyone besides John Constantine to show up, though.
- Well, Constantine was in Hell, literally. He should be well aware that Lucifer Morningstar has left his post.
- Perhaps Lucifer's sudden leave of absence is the reason that Constantine went to Hell.
- Original troper: This could all be jossed, as a billboard of Supergirl appears in the background, indicating the Arrowverse is entirely fictional in the Lucifer universe as well. But a cross-dimensional crossover is possible.
- Same Universe? No. But same Multiverse? Yes. Earth-666, to be precise, as confirmed on Crisis on Infinite Earths. Also, Constantine and Lucifer know each other.
- He doesn't much like children, so it's not a stretch to imagine that he sets aside a special section for the really bad ones.
- To me that came across as an honest statement, but for all bullies, not just children, especially considering that adults who are bullies aren't likely to be punished on the mortal plane.
- God hasn't asked Lucifer to come back, and Amenadiel's reasons for hanging around Lucifer are entirely personal. Maybe because...
- He has indeed been picked to take over hell, and he desperately wants to escape that assignment.
- Seems to be the case.
- He can't cope with the idea that Lucifer might turn good, because he desires another battle with the Great Adversary.
- He's actually there on the orders of other powers, who desire Lucifer's return.
- He has indeed been picked to take over hell, and he desperately wants to escape that assignment.
- Since Amenadiel is (debatably) a good guy now, it probably won't be him, nor would suspicion fall on Maze. But the whole "Dan gets replaced by a shapeshifting demon" plot could still happen.
- Would explain why Maze has excellent tracking skills.
- This could make the backstory Brimstone.
- Confirmed. Other demons have left hell and there is a looming rebellion.
- Very likely the case as of "Quid Pro Ho". The reason she's not affected by Lucifer's powers is because God sent Amenadiel to bless her parents (who were unable to have a child) and she was the result.
- Worth noting is that she explicitly calls God her ex-husband, and with the broad strokes this show takes, she could be Asherah. But no name is given and so it's just "mom", "Charlotte" or "M-arlotte". Nor the exes themselves call each other names when finally meet again - just Husband and Wife.
- And Liv Moore will immediately believe that Lucifer is the Devil, and Lucifer will immediately believe that Liv is a zombie....but Lucifer will still flirt with Liv anyways (he's a fallen angel, would zombification really emotionally repulse him?), even going as far as offering her a dead sex maniac's brains to eat.
- At one point in this hypothetical crossover, she would snap out of Sex Maniac Brain influence....and she would still want to have sex with Lucifer out of curiosity.
- There have been a few hints dropped that this could be the case, such as Ella hearing "voices" in her head, her novel idea of a forensic scientist who talks to ghosts...
- Jossed.
- Both are the only ones who reflexively hug Lucifer.
- Both are at ease snarking and trolling Lucifer. And getting away with it.
- Both are mostly immune to Lucifer's supernatural charms.
- Both can get Lucifer to do what they want.
- Seems to be Jossed — we've met two of Ella's brothers, and they don't seem to be neither celestial beings, nor hired actors.
- Alternatively, Chloe being seriously hurt switched off her Anti-Magic ability in that moment, allowing Lucifer to survive being shot.
- The latter is most likely the case as of "Quid Pro Ho". The reason she's not affected by Lucifer's powers is because God sent Amenadiel to bless her parents (who were unable to have a child) and she was the result. The other alternative is God intervening in that moment.
- "A Good Day to Die" showed that Lucifer was still vulnerable when Chloe was deathly ill and dying. In which case, it probably was just God's intervention.
- The latter is most likely the case as of "Quid Pro Ho". The reason she's not affected by Lucifer's powers is because God sent Amenadiel to bless her parents (who were unable to have a child) and she was the result. The other alternative is God intervening in that moment.
- As of season three, the first point seems to be the most likely cause. At least, that's what Cain seems to think.
- Not exactly. He wasn't affected by her because he didn't yet develop feelings for her; saving her life is only tangentially related.
- As of Season 5, his invulnerability seems to be back. A plausible explanation, beyond the official in-show theory that beforehand he "chose to be vulnerable" around Chloe, and now he doesn't anymore, would be that he felt vulnerable around her when he perceived his love as unrequited or her feelings as on shaky ground, but that now, sure of her affections and her full acceptance of who he truly is (as evidenced by her big "NO!" when he was shot), he's now invincible. Sort of like in real life, where you can feel uncertain and anxious when you're feeling lonely and not accepted, but can feel like you have the strength to move mountains when you have the support of those who matter to you.
- Probably not the case as of "Quid Pro Ho". The reason she's not affected by Lucifer's powers is because God sent Amenadiel to bless Chloe's parents (who were unable to have a child) and Chloe was the result, which means that Trixie was the result. Also, it's possible that genetics allows for both Chloe and Dan to be carriers.
- Also, Lucifer scared off a bully for her, and he's scared of her, but he's funny. At least, to her.
- Jossed. She was affected by it though managed to resist.
- When Lucifer introduces himself, she says, in fascinated tone of voice, "Like The Devil?" instead of immediately blowing him off like others. The cast may 'think'' she doesn't know, but they thought that she didn't know about her mother's Old Shame either. She doesn't have a Weirdness Censor. This is why she wasn't scared by Maze's true appearance, either. Growing up knowing so many celestials could also be part of why she was such a good big sister to her own half-angel little sister.
- Jossed - at least not from the start and for a while after that; after Chloe expressed he does some things she cannot explain, Trixie asked "Is Lucifer a magician?"
- Jossed in "Devil is as Devil does"
Linda: Are you in love with me?Maze: [Laughing] What? I mean... you do have that "good things come in small packages" vibe about you, but, no. We're just friends.
- Sort of. He lost his mark because he felt remorse for using Chloe and manipulating her feelings.
- One thing is certain: there IS gonna be a season 4!
- Assumption is senseless without a timestamp. And Jossed anyway: as of end of season 5, she is actually the only regular besides Trixie left out of the loop.
- Actually, Marcus never threatened Trixie. Maze let him go that time not because she was afraid he would hurt the girl; she was afraid their fight would wake her up.
- Confirmed that Maze does apologize to Trixie. Jossed that she Trixie continues to hate Maze (actually stopped being angry at her even before the apology).
- Confirmed.
- Confirmed in season 5.
- Just from the season 4 trailer you can see that Eve is going to behave like an annoying fangirl hanger on with Lucifer which will get under Chloe’s skin. Eventually she’ll realize she’s not annoyed just because of Eve’s behavior but because she doesn’t care that Lucifer is the devil and wants to be with him.
- Lucifer can still visit Earth occasionally.
- Dromos will become The Starscream. Constantly trying to overthrow Lucifer.
- Sort of Jossed. Since the Ruler of Hell must be a celestial being as Dromos himself stated in Season 4.
- Demons will occasionally escape to Earth to wreck havoc to spite Lucifer. The reason for Lucifer's occasional visit.
- Jossed, that's not the reason.
- Remiel will still try to take Charlie to Silver City.
- Jossed. Poor Remiel will die.
- Dan and Ella will learn the truth about Lucifer, Amenadiel, Heaven and Hell.
- Ella will be particularly upset with Chloe for not telling her. Especially since she was having a Crisis of Faith in season 4.
- God will appear.
- Confirmed, God appears, played by Dennis Haysbert
- We'll see more of Hell, and the damned souls in there, such as Malcolm, Perry Smith, Reese, Cain/Marcus, and Father Kinley.
- Confirmed that we will but Jossed for the listed souls. Thou we'll see one of them in Season 6, as well as one not lister here.
- We will actually see Heaven and/or Silver City, and the deceased souls there, such as Chloe's dad, Father Frank, and Charlotte.
- Confirmed. Minus one of listed souls, plus another completely unexpected.
- The Great Darkness will be the Big Bad.
- Jossed.
- Lilith will appear to bring Maze back to Hell. Maze refuse to return, especially with her mother, as she likes living on Earth like Lucifer did.
- Jossed (though Lilith will appear).
- Maze will eventually reconcile with Chloe.
- Confirmed.
- The drug dealer from "Super Bad Boyfriend" will start harassing Amenadiel's family just for sticking his nose at his business with Caleb.
- Eve will eventually get back together with Maze.
- Confirmed. Oh yes she will!
- There'll be more dirty cops to deal with.
- Confirmed.
- The Goddess somehow returns to the universe. She's actually happy being the ruler of her own universe populated by sentient beings, she finally understands why God created humanity and why Lucifer likes them.
- Confirmed in Season 5B.
- A fifth (and sixth) season IS confirmed.
- To keep the demons from leaving Hell and taking evil to Earth, Lucifer has (as of the end of Season 4) chosen to return to Hell and reign there as king.
- In the season 4 finale, it's revealed that Hell's ruler must be a celestial being like an angel (or possibly a half angel, like baby Charlie).
- Lucifer and Chloe have finally admitted mutual love for each other.
- Lucifer looks for loopholes, so he may look for a substitute King so he can return to Chloe.
- Remiel is an angel (Amenadiel's sister) and is a good candidate, since she seems to have strict, black and white views of the rules.
- She was on earth to enforce the rule against celestial-human procreation.
- Possibly to mollify Amenadiel, she offers to CUT the baby out of the (then-unknown-to-her) human mother (being careful to not kill her — since it's against the rules to kill humans). She states firmly that she WILL fly the baby up to the Silver City, where it would live for all eternity.
- She's also a fierce fighter.
- So she might be chosen by Lucifer to keep Hell under control.
- After season 5B this is completely Jossed since Remiel is murdered by Michael.
- "Spoiler Alert" revealed that he's an ordinary human, unless Michael was lying to hurt him just to spite Lucifer.
- Confirmed by a literal Word of God.
- And then Jossed sprouting adorable wings at the very end of the series - God never says something 100% definitely even if you feel so.
- Confirmed by a literal Word of God.
- Not confirmed within the canon.
- It's mentioned on his character sheet and in the trailers that Michael has a noticeable crooked posture which indicates an injury. My theory is that he gained that injury when fighting Lucifer when he first rebelled and was thus embittered by this loss and sought out to get revenge in any way. Since he can't face Lucifer on a one on one fight, he elects to take Lucifer's life after ensuring he's staying down in hell for good.
- Jossed.
- And not only that, he's related to Lilith, likely her grandson.
- After giving up her immortality, Lilith (now going by Lily Rose) attempted to have a loving human connection like those she'd seen and conceived a daughter, but the relationship went sour. She mentioned to Maze that she, "gave something a shot. It didn't work out." Lilith also likely had a "'difficult'" relationship with her daughter, leading to their estrangement.
- In attempting to live a normal life, Lilith attempted to recreate something like the "Garden of Eden" at home that included Stargazer Lillies, and her daughter developed a love for them herself, one of the only things she picking up from Lilith.
- Lilith's daughter later went on to have a son of her own, Pete. That relationship was also difficult at best ('Sense a theme?'), with Pete going on to use his mother's favorite flowers as part of his serial killer kit.
- Not confirmed within the canon.
- Maze is still angry at Lucifer for not telling her the truth about her mother. Lucifer apologized since he swore to keep Lilith hidden, but he rightly tells her that that doesn't justify her betrayal and selfishness. In response, Maze gets fed up with everything and just leaves L.A., away from Lucifer and everyone else. It's unclear if she still wants to return to Hell.
- Jossed.
- Amenadiel and Linda will break up, because Linda feels that he can't accept their son as a human and only cared about him thinking he will have angelic powers. Upset, Amenadiel will return to Heaven, stating he never should have come back to Earth.
- Amenadiel and Linda are not a couple, they are just friends living in the same house just because they're parents of a baby. But it's clear they're only friends (or coparents)
- Although their living accommodations might be difficult with Amenadiel's problem with their son.
- Amenadiel and Linda are not a couple, they are just friends living in the same house just because they're parents of a baby. But it's clear they're only friends (or coparents)
- Ella will quit the police department. Affected by what Pete told her, she'll revert back to her criminal ways. And presumably become an atheist again.
- Jossed.
- Michael will rebel against God, for "going easy" on Lucifer.
- Remember that self-fic episode where we find what would have happened had the Detective's father never died? Where we find out that Lucifer and Chloe would still have met and become partners in not-crime? In this universe, Lucifer *and Dr. Martin* do not meet, at least not until after the events of this episode (seeing as Dr. Martin is now Chloe's therapist, it might be inevitable).
- However, in this universe Dr. Martin is going down a very morally dubious path and would be rather unsuitable, all thanks to Chloe's influence as her patient getter her that TV show. Letting the elder Officer Decker die not only put Chloe on track to becoming a cop sooner rather than later, but kept her away from Dr. Martin until Lucifer could get his hands on her (in more ways than one), and her immediate diagnosis of his problems at their first meeting proved to him how useful she could be.
- It's such a long and subtle con that not even Michael could figure it out. All signs point to Chloe being the center of all these machinations, except for one episode that only we the viewers (and maybe Uriel, who's dead now) are privvy to - and that was framed as God saying "it's not my fault".
OK I'm about half way through Season 5 so time will tell if this is jossed by the end of the season or not. My theory is that the people Chloe THINKS are her parents aren't. Linda looks about old enough to be Chloe's mom since she says she got pregnant at 17. She gave up the baby, it would make sense her parents would try to hide the fact she's adopted. Most adopted parents do, as they consider the baby theirs. Maybe they PLANNED to tell Chloe at one point but then her father died, and she doesn't exactly have the best relationship with her mother. Why else would they introduce this plot point in the penultimate season if not to have this reveal?
- Jossed - Linda's daughter is Adriana Nassar, and Linda and Maze find her prior to "half way through Season 5".
- God apparently told Amenadiel that Hell no longer needs a king, even though we saw proof last season it does. This implies he has a plan in place to handle the potential problem a lack of a king presents.
- God formulated it differently: Hell no longer needs a keeper and it gets another meaning at the very end.
- Michael bears many traits more traditionally ascribed to Lucifer, particularly being a Consummate Liar and Manipulative Bastard.
- Confirmed.
- Michael ends up scarred in a manner similar to Lucifer in the original comics.
- Confirmed.
- Michael looks much more like a Fallen Angel than Lucifer does with his black wings.
- Michael is practically The Starscream, but God is omniscient and surely knows what his son is up to.
This is all explainable by God allowing Michael to run amok as a Secret Test of Character, to see how vile his son truly is. When he decides to put a stop to Michael's scheming, it'll be to take Lucifer's place as the King of Hell, but permanently banished there unable to leave, which will also free Lucifer from his responsibilities to be with Chloe.
- Additionally, Michael will become furious that he'll bring forth the Apocalypse. As well as somehow escaping his imprisonment to lay siege in Heaven, maybe succeeding where Lucifer had failed.
- Possibly confirmed at the end of "Family Dinner", since Lucifer comes to believe he's incapable of loving anyone, sadly.
- Nope. There's its own time for everything.
- Half-confirmed, half-jossed. Daniel does go to Hell, but there is no episode in Season 5 about bringing him to Heaven. There's most of Season 6 for that.
- Confirmed: Michael wants to be God, but it's never explained why.
- Confirmed.
- Confirmed for Lucifer, Jossed for Charlie who becomes a son of new God.
In the comics, Lucifer's niece/Michael's daughter Elaine becomes Yahweh's replacement while Lucifer leaves the universe to explore the wider cosmos. Charlie is the closest the series has to Elaine, so it isn't too crazy to think that this will be how it ends.
Either the final season will be years after the events of Season 5 or this will be similar to Daniel from The Sandman, who was a toddler before he turned adult as the new Dream of the Endless.
- Jossed, since Michael was last seen in Hell, forced to work as a janitor. However, with Lucifer becoming Hell's healer in the series finale, he might also try to help Michael. Though he may prove to be difficult, since Michael might see it as Lucifer one-upping him again and may never understand why he willingly gave up God's throne to help the damned souls of "inferior humans". All the more reason for Michael to hate Lucifer, and also Amenadiel for removing God's throne to be an equal, thus taking away his chance at godhood he was obsessed over for eons. So Lucifer will have his work cut with Michael.
- Confirmed.
- Not earlier than he redeems a sandwich.