Real Name: Lucifer (commonly known as "The Devil")
Aliases: Satan, Beelzebub, Prince of Darkness
Identity: Public
Occupation: Ruler of Hell, Tempter
Citizenship: Infernal
Place of Birth: Unknown
Known Relatives: None
Group Affiliation: None
Education: N/A
First Appearance: "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" (1979) - Song by The Charlie Daniels Band
History: The Devil, also known as Lucifer, is a malevolent supernatural entity often depicted as the ruler of Hell and the ultimate embodiment of evil. He is a prominent figure in various religious traditions and folklore, appearing as a tempter who seeks to corrupt and deceive humanity for his own nefarious purposes.In the song "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" by The Charlie Daniels Band, the Devil travels to the state of Georgia with the intention of tempting a skilled fiddle player named Johnny. The Devil challenges Johnny to a fiddle contest, wagering a golden fiddle against Johnny's soul. Despite the Devil's formidable skills, Johnny proves to be an equally talented musician, ultimately outplaying the Devil and winning the contest.While the Devil is portrayed as a cunning and charismatic figure in the song, he is ultimately defeated by Johnny's virtuosity and determination. The story serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of making deals with the Devil and the power of human resilience in the face of temptation.
Height: Variable
Weight: Variable
Eyes: Variable
Hair: Variable
Abilities: As a supernatural entity, the Devil possesses a wide range of powers and abilities, including but not limited to shape-shifting, manipulation, and the ability to tempt and corrupt mortals. He is also depicted as a skilled musician, particularly proficient in playing the fiddle.
Accessories: The Devil may be depicted with various infernal artifacts or symbols of his power, such as a golden fiddle or other items associated with Hell and damnation.
Notable Appearances:

• "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" (1979) - Song by The Charlie Daniels Band