Lucifer characters - the devil becomes a consultant for the LAPD.
Lucifer Morningstar, the devil, gets bored of ruling Hell and decides to take a vacation in Los Angeles. He opens a nightclub called Lux and indulges in his love of wine, women, and song. However, when a friend is murdered outside his club, Lucifer finds himself working with LAPD detective Chloe Decker to catch the killer.
Lucifer is a crime procedural with a twist, combining elements of fantasy, comedy, and drama. The show explores themes of redemption, free will, and the nature of good and evil. Tom Ellis delivers a standout performance as the charismatic and charming Lucifer, while the supporting cast is equally compelling.
Lucifer character types
Lucifer personality profiles
Linda Martin
Most-associated type: ESFJ
Openness to Experience78%
Conscientiousness83%
Extraversion59%
Agreeableness82%
Emotional Stability74%
Cognitive ability: exceptional
Mazikeen
Most-associated type: ENTP
Openness to Experience88%
Conscientiousness45%
Extraversion80%
Agreeableness11%
Emotional Stability7%
Cognitive ability: above average
Amenadiel
Most-associated type: ISFJ
Openness to Experience51%
Conscientiousness89%
Extraversion46%
Agreeableness64%
Emotional Stability56%
Cognitive ability: above average
Chloe Decker
Most-associated type: ESTJ
Openness to Experience56%
Conscientiousness88%
Extraversion46%
Agreeableness50%
Emotional Stability55%
Cognitive ability: very good
Lucifer Morningstar
Most-associated type: ENTP
Openness to Experience91%
Conscientiousness40%
Extraversion91%
Agreeableness14%
Emotional Stability20%
Cognitive ability: exceptional
Dan Espinoza
Most-associated type: ISFJ
Openness to Experience29%
Conscientiousness68%
Extraversion46%
Agreeableness45%
Emotional Stability36%
Cognitive ability: dreadful
Which character personality quiz
This fun project is inspired by crowdsourced ratings of character personalities collected by the Open Psychometrics website, namely by over 3 million volunteers of the Statistical "Which Character" Personality Quiz to rate characters on descriptive adjectives and other properties, which can be aggregated to create profiles that users can be matched to as part of a personality test. For more information please check out Open Psychometrics.
This data was obtained from under a Creative Commons license and Gyfted’s tests are non-commercially available in open source form.