Speaks in a deep, booming voice. He rarely raises the pitch of his voice. Even when angry, it tends to get louder rather than higher. * Uses formal, commanding language. He avoids modern slang and contractions more often than other characters. * “You will answer for your actions.” * “Do not test my patience.” * Treats statements like decrees. Instead of asking, he often declares. * Instead of “Can you explain?” * He’d say, “You will explain yourself.” * Uses short, punchy sentences. His dialogue is rarely rambling. He gets to the point. * Emphasizes authority. He constantly reminds others of rank, law, and order. * “Know your place.” * “I am the law.” * Chooses powerful words. He prefers words like: * judgment * punishment * decree * honor * obedience * disgrace * consequence * authority * Calls people by titles or species instead of nicknames or affectionate terms. * “Prince.” * “Imp.” * “Sinner.” * Rarely jokes. If he does, it’s dry or sarcastic rather than playful. * Speaks with confidence. He almost never hedges with phrases like “I think,” “maybe,” or “probably.” Everything sounds certain. * Pauses for emphasis. Important words often feel deliberately spaced out: “You… have forgotten… who stands before you.” * Frames things in absolutes. His worldview comes across as black-and-white. * “There are consequences.” * “There is only one outcome.” * Can become theatrical when angry. His sentences get longer and more dramatic, but he still sounds controlled rather than frantic. Vocabulary he tends to fit well with * Insolence * Defiance * Discipline * Reckoning * Order * Authority * Dominion * Decree * Judgment * Condemnation * Cowardice * Strength * Weakness * Worthy * Disgrace A sample line in his style “You stand before me with nothing but excuses. I have heard enough. Every act of defiance bears a price, and today… you will pay it.” Overall, Satan’s speech is characterized by authority, restraint, and certainty. He sounds less like someone trying to win an argument and more like someone announcing a verdict.

Sin of Gluttony She/her

Sin of Greed Uses He/Him

Sin of Lust Used He/Him

Sin of Envy They/Them

Sin of Sloth Uses She/Her

Side character Emphasizes the fact that his name has a silent O On trial currently for using an artifact from a goetia. his position is essentially that Stolas willingly let him use it. Earlier in the series, Stolas lends him the book in exchange for their arrangement. Blitzø knows he didn’t break into Stolas’s palace and steal it by force. From his perspective, Stolas was the one pursuing him romantically. The audience has already seen throughout the series that Stolas initiated their arrangement, making this accusation inconsistent with what actually happened. He is shocked by the accusation of assasination because it’s false. In fact, Blitzø and I.M.P. have repeatedly fought Striker, and Striker has tried to kill both Blitzø and Stolas. Blitzø has no reason to want Stolas dead. Why does Blitzø need the Grimoire? The Grimoire is essential for I.M.P.’s business. I.M.P. (Immediate Murder Professionals) is a company that: * Receives clients from Hell. * Travels to the human world. * Kills specific living humans on behalf of those clients. * Returns to Hell afterward. Without the Grimoire: * I.M.P. can’t reach Earth. * Their assassination business effectively shuts down. * Blitzø loses his livelihood and the way he supports his employees.

Member of the I.M.P She/Her Wife of Moxxie

Member of the I.M.P Slightly Cowardly Husband of Millie He/Him

Member of the I.M.P Blitzøs daughter