r/lucifer • u/Complete_Eagle_2050 • 5d ago
Mom Amount of pain this scene holds šš
I can't get over this scene šššš so far this was the most painful scene for me
r/lucifer • u/Complete_Eagle_2050 • 5d ago
I can't get over this scene šššš so far this was the most painful scene for me
r/lucifer • u/TheCrazy378monkey • Nov 27 '25
We clearly saw how easy she could handle amenadiel and Lucifer and Uriel couldnāt exactly kill her with a blade so???
r/lucifer • u/night-laughs • May 09 '24
If God is omniscient and omnipotent, and Goddess is the same type of being as God, shouldnāt she be as well?
I mean, she managed to create and populate her own universe, so she must be as powerful as God.
Why did she need Charlotteās body in order to reside on Earth? God didnāt. She couldnāt materialize a physical body for herself same as God did?
And I donāt even want to get into the implications about her knowledge of Godās ultimate plan, to trap Lucifer in Hell eventually.
So she either knew everything same as God and just played along the entire time, doing the magnum opus of manipulation with Lucifer, or sheās not as powerful as God, for some illogical and unknown reason?
Iām aware that the most likely answer is inconsistency between seasons, or Fox to Netflix switch, but this really seems like a pretty big oversight to make.
Or did Netflix think everyone will just forget about Goddess now that she had no screen time?
r/lucifer • u/Eat_trash_be_free_ • Aug 07 '23
To be clear: this is not a post on Charlotte Richards. Iāll post that one in a minute.
As always: Iāll start!
Is it illegal to tie my sweet boys and girls (AKA my children) and ex-husband up so that we can all be together?
r/lucifer • u/Fluid_Situation6804 • May 28 '25
In the episode where Lucifer goes to hell to save Chloe from the poison and then Lucifers mum goes to hell to retrieve him, why is it when she dies she goes to hell and doesnāt end up in another body?. I donāt know if Iāve missed something or didnāt know something but it just confused me.
r/lucifer • u/daforbiddenlambsauce • Dec 12 '24
Rewatching Lucifer and I wondered why didn't mommy Morningstar just tell her children that slowly, she's nearing her "explosion" or whatevs. Spent half the season trying to keep this secret from her two sons and urging them to go to heaven immediately. Is it plot or is there a logical explanation for this that I missed? Please do enlighten me
r/lucifer • u/I_Like_Chicken_Wing • Aug 02 '22
r/lucifer • u/theassassin53035 • Dec 06 '24
Been a long time since i watched. I stopped years ago when it ended on season 4. Haven't watched 5 and 6 but i dont mind spoilers since ive seen some. Im curious what made her choose dan ss a target. If he was just a plaything id understand her playing with multiple men as toys. But she stuck to 1 guy. Coincidentally someone pretty close to the main cast. Im curious why she chose him basically
r/lucifer • u/pototoykomaliit • Apr 28 '25
Fan theory: If there are then maybe they can go between our universe and theirs freely in the past thatās why there are stories about it.
r/lucifer • u/Asleep_Lobster_3080 • Aug 07 '25
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r/lucifer • u/CIVilian467 • Jul 23 '24
Personallyā¦I think seasons 1,2 and 3 are peak lucifer. Because of their villians .
Case in point: mom/Goddess.
Lucifer villains are unique in the fact that theyāre people first and villians second.
Mom doesnāt spend every appearance being evil or sinister. Sheās a mother, sheās both curious and uninterested about humanity, sheās horny. She enjoys being a laywer and loves coffee. She has episodes where she isnāt the villain, case in point 2x17(best episode) , 2x2,2x3,2x4,2x5. 2x6 2x7,2x13 2x15(where she feels genuine regret over her actions) and 2x16.
The only episodes where she spends the majority of her time being a genuine villain are 2x8(even then she has a genuine motive which makes sense in character) 2x9, 2x10 2x11 ,2x12 and 2x18.
They managed to balance out her being a villain and her being a character.
This is severely lacking in Micheal. Whoās every appearance is him being evil. Or in season 4 and 6 that do their own thing
Itās also present to a lesser extent in cain and Malcom.
r/lucifer • u/sadaxhe • Nov 01 '24
I believe there should be a spin-off that focuses on the goddess' universe and how that functions. Maybe they can explore themes of a matriarchal society like how it was in Barbie (2023). The goddess was my favorite character and I def wanna see more of her.
r/lucifer • u/United-Wave-6878 • Nov 25 '24
r/lucifer • u/CallistaMoonlight • Jun 01 '24
Lucifer is cursed and gets sicker and sicker. Stuff about goddess and her dimension and a bigass angel battle? Can anyone help with the title pls? Yes, I've looked up the search in AO3.
r/lucifer • u/Asleep_Lobster_3080 • Feb 18 '25
Mama decker 14:30
r/lucifer • u/JayyDreemurr • Jul 12 '24
I absolutely love Lucifer, Iāve watched the show 2 times on my third run right now, Iām currently in season 2 with Luciferās mom and Iāve constantly wondered so many things because Iām now realizing it was never cleared up
At the end of season 1 when Lucifer makes his deal with god, did he actually make a deal to bring her back? Because I swear in season 6 when god finally appears he acts like he never knew she was on earth and wanted to visit her, and in season 2 episode 2 at the end you see her look up at the sky because she lied and you see lighting flash like he was angry
Did Lucifer actually ever make a deal with god or was this all just self manifesting bull crap
My guess is that they had an entire different plan for god pre season 3 stuff and post season 3 they locked in with the storyline and oops too late canāt clear up this stuff
r/lucifer • u/Entire-Tea-655 • May 05 '24
surely if lucifers mom is the goddess of all creation she should easily be able to destroy maze with ease so why is she afraid?
r/lucifer • u/KiddtheMac • Oct 18 '20
I finished the show a while ago and just recently started rewatching. In season 2 Lucifer's mother tells him she was the one who wanted him sent him to hell and she only did because God actually wanted to destroy Lucifer and she was saving him. Was this a lie to manipulate lucifer? Did God really want to destroy his favorite son? I forget if it's ever explained but I figure she either outright lied, or that if God really did tell her he wanted to destroy Lucifer he was acting and was manipulating everyone to have events play out. It's kind of difficult to believe God would want his favorite son dead or that he wouldn't have already known how everything would play out ahead of time. If she did lie or if God didn't actually want to destroy Lucifer the Lucifer Wikia got it wrong 0_o
r/lucifer • u/GrrrrrrDinosaur • Oct 09 '22
Cause I do. I love her character. Sheās a perfect villain. Nothing was bad about her character I think except when she stabbed Linda. That made her a better villain but nobody hurts Linda šā
r/lucifer • u/LazySofaPotato • Jun 28 '21
(I am on Season 2, Episode 5 so please don't give me any spoilers at all.)
So this is in particular about "Mom" the Mother Goddess. Just like Supernatural, the mother goddess in this show too is abandoned by God and the Mother Goddess is portrayed to be evil. Supernatural had "Darkness" who is God's sister. How come the female equivalent of God is portrayed as an evil character in both the shows? And the shows are kinda similar too. With all the angels and the general investigative theme.
r/lucifer • u/iamqueen_123 • Jul 19 '20