Adam specifically said the reason he doesn't kill Charlie is because her and the other hellborn are pardoned from the extermination. It's only Sinners who qualify to get culled. He is just following orders. I suspected too, that he never ate the fruit of knowledge of good or evil. So he doesn't have a sense of wrong or right, but just possesses obedience to the directives given to him by his creator, and that's what gets him into Heaven.

i actually liked his character, i think annoying jerk characters are funny even without a deeper backstory. I love to hate him

Holy new born baby sh** this actually make's sense.... Adam must literally be the single most patient man in existence considering he doesn't have Charlie's head mounted on a spike by now... plus the fact that one of his *children* had recently been *murdered* I'm starting to think that we're really underselling his patience here

After watching the season finale, I am a little disappointed that they kept him a very flat villain. He was fighting against Lucifer, the person that destroyed paradise for him and put humanity on a path to destruction, and the show just didn’t address that at all? Like this is a grudge that’s is thousands of years old and they just sort of glossed over that.

Adam will now be known as D-Master from now to the end of time.

It would explain his "Fair is fair, An Eye for an Eye" remark. I always felt that the eye for an eye line didn't really fit perfectly.

I honestly really liked Adam. I don't view him as an evil character, he yust dosen't seem to know how to do better. Like in his line "I've never made a mistake in my fu**ing life" does come off as narcissistic, but it kinda proves he's not a bad person on purpose, he believes what he's doing is right. No one seemed to really tell him what he's doing is shitty in the first place. A person can't change without people letting them know they need to. He might be as bad as the sinners, but in his mind he might think he's yust doing the right thing without knowing he's yust as bad.

I hope he will have a deeper character and role than just a jerk villain for 1 season

I literally couldn't have said it better myself, his backstory completely adds up to make him the way he is, specially if he still loved Eve and trusted her to make it to heaven but she didn't, that must be the biggest betrayal in his eyes

I think Adam probably had a personality shift after being so hurt. I mean he was created as he was, lost the person who was made for him, under no fault of his own, then when he had someone new made for him, was kicked out of the garden and had his whole world corrupted.

I would like to mention that adam’s backstory is told to us from the perspective of Lilith and Lucifer. So, I know this is probably not canon, but I’m rather skeptical that Lilith who broke up on bad terms with Adam and subsequently became the literal queen of hell would not have any bias against his side of the story.

I really hope this is the case and Adam is a deeper character than "mysoginist bro." But I doubt it. I still like the show tho.

When I saw this Adam's attitude, I was very surprised. I forgot that he was the first human being and a prophet in many religions. It did not directly comply with the logic of the series. I mean, how can he still be an angel? but it was still funny sjdhfg

For some reason I’m really drawn to the idea of Adam getting redeemed. Like he technically has the most valid reason for hating sinners and Hell like you said, so if they sort that out and see through it could be really cool. From what we’ve seen Lute is super aggressive so if this happens she could easily take over as the Angel antagonist. Also if Lilith is the ultimate villain of the series (which I think she probably is) it would be so funny if Adam and Lucifer bond over their bitch of an ex-wife 😂

He was born with a woman that seemed like she was independent as him so they didn’t match well then when she leaves he gets a new wife that loves him , then his old wife comes back and destroys the paradise you live in and he choses to go with his wife to protect her and his child instead of staying in Eden without her

Vivziepop isn't good at or just isn't into nuanced villains. Solas's wife went from bitter cheated woman to just cartoonishly evil and psychopathic abusive ex wife. So Adam will also probably just be a bad guy with little to no depth

I'm surprised nobody has just gone "Hey Adam, how are your sons doing?" just to fuck with him.

Ngl I kinda like Adam, he has a really cool design

Another thing i found interesting is that since hes the leader of the angles that come down to exterminate them the fact he agreed/accepted the pardon to letting the hellborns (aka the ones who where born in hell and never had a chance to show they aint sinners and dont deserve to be in hell ) live even tho the person who ask for that pardon was lucifer the person who he should really hate

If I’m wrong in the Divine Comedy, Adam was still sent to heaven despite eating the fruit. But in this one I do like the idea that only Eve ate it and Adam acts like this because he has no self awareness and has been hyped up by the angels since his creation

I will also mention this. While rude, and crass (much like most of the characters in the show) on reflection. We don't actually see Adam do that much that is evil or even sadistic aside from the exterminations, but even then while he at least appears to enjoy it (I say appears because Lilith might have more to do with it then anything) from his perspective where nary a single soul has been redeemed from heaven if its even possible. In which case his job is one of necessity especially if their were rumblings of uprising. Further these demons exist in a kingdom of the man who stole his wife, corrupted his children, and then went on to steal his second wife aswell.... Honestly that entire last fight in the finally... I actually couldn't feel anything for the cast. Despite the angels being on the attack it felt like they were the rebels attacking the death star. Every scene shows angels getting slaughtered with not so much as a single causality being taken on screen except for Sir Pentious (But that gets undone) And all of Adams fights he is struggling to get hits in with them while they most beat and degrade him the whole fight. The only fight you can say he "won" is the one with Alastor, but even then it feels more like Alastor got overconfident, and Adam got a lucky hit in. Then when lucifer came in and starting beating him while also salting the wounds (Well I took both your wives so I guess I'm just better then you) I couldn't help but feel like the show was being exceptionally tone deaf. Or possibly alluding to the possibility that maybe lucifer is not the nice dad figure we think he likes to present himself as. (But that seems doubtful to me as that would be complex, and personal, and this show doesnt seem to want to go past surface level with most characters.)

Who's Adam? The character you've been talking about here is Dickmaster! Anyway, jokes aside. In some parts, Adam is completely right in his sentiments during the song Hell is Forever. Sinners had their time to be good and behave, they squandered that that chance in life and now have to face the consequences, being in hell where they'll meet their final end at the hands of Angels during the extermination. In alot of parts this comes off as "Sinners are sorry now because they're in trouble" rather than true remorse for the life they've lived, Sinners trying to take any pass they can get to escape their punishment.

Damn… I can’t believe Adam is the true protagonist

IMO i don't like how they went about with adams character, its an easy joke to make. He was the first man so hes the origin of all the stereotypical manly traits and activities. My favorite rendition of the character is adam from Record of Ragnarok, the first man and thus the first father, exemplifying the pinnacle of what a father will go through to protect his children, even pushing past the point of his own expiration.

The extermination is also Lilith’s fault, she wants to empower demons and such and the Seraphim are worried they could rise up and threaten heaven. So it all comes back to Adam and Lilith. I think Lilith is plotting to use Charlie to do just that. Charlie by default looks like Lucifer and acts like him too, in the flashback we see Lilith have horns that we only see when Charlie is angry. I think Lilith is working in the shadows to provoke an actual war between heaven and hell, probably told Carmilla Carmine(THE weapons manufacturer in hell) how to kill Angels, I bet she’s the one that is referenced to have a leash on Alastor. My bet is after Alastor lost his fight with Vox he struck a deal with Lilith while in exile for power in turn helping her use Charlie for the war and that’s why Alastor is so hostile to Lucifer when they meet as Lucifer would be a threat to Lilith’s plans and her deal with Alastor. Lucifer doesn’t seem to care about the sinners and doesn’t mind them being exterminated and only cares about hellborn demons namely Charlie. Contrasted to Lilith who wants to empower them needs Charlie to join her side but Charlie would want peace. Someone in the hotel is dying(Angel Dust), Alastor is going to be a catalyst for it or allow it to happen to break Charlie for Lilith’s endgame calling it.

Angels and demons that blur the line between good and evil is always an interesting trope IMO. Angels, due to their status, look down on everything as being inferior to them or a demon with noble qualities that tries to be a better despite their circumstances.

I think people forget that Viv said that being gay or a drug addict or anything else like that wont send you to hell you actually have to do something bad. I remember this cause people were concerned that that's why Angel got sent to hell.

I'm pretty sure one of the biggest twists of the show is Charlie learning that story she read from at the beginning was a lie and her parents are actually the villains. She'll realize her parents ruined Adam's life, his new family, and the rest of humanity and see Adam is kind of justified in his behavior.

I guess we'd need to see how he acts around non-sinners, saints, and other angels when there are no demons and sinners present in order to see what's he truly like.

Adam's whole song was him speaking facts about sinners

It’s incredible how much sense this theory makes, even for this show, I never would believed Adam was like this from the start, anyone loosing everything that was rightfully theirs would eventually turn out like this, and let’s not forget that not all Sinners deserve a second chance in Hazbin.

I hope they explore the grey area of morality a lot in this show. Developing Adams character in this way would be a great method of twisting peoples expectations. Just like they presented with Angel, people tend to act in certain ways for a reason.

If ultron saw a portion the human depravity and decided it needs to go id say Adam is one patient dude

It still shocks me that people see Adam as a bad guy when In reality he’s just an antagonist and his views are justified and aren’t evil. Like yes murder is bad and taking pleasure out of other’s suffering is wrong but when it’s directed at humanity’s worse! It feels MORE than justified for adam to not give a shit about the sinners and be happy that he gets to rid the world of some truly abhorrent beings. Adam even states that they had there chance to be better but now there in hell and hell is meant to be there last destination there’s no redemption left to be had it’s all black and white at that point there either sinners or winners.

Even in the show, Lilith was not created for Adam, she was created alongside Adam. Which is why she felt that she deserved to be as free as Adam

I actually really appreciate that you made this video, because i think a lot of people don't give him a credit (me included on a first glance). Ive watched theories about angels before and one thing really got stuck in my mind once someone pointed out and that is when Adam said that he never did anything wrong. My theoretical feeling is that Adam is a foil to Charlie. Sure hes basically a exact opposite of her (A**hole, foul mouth, loud and annoying) but something tells me that in same way while still prideful and a jerk, he could also be just as naive as Charlie is (okay, maybe not THAT naive, but still). Since he had seen both Lilith and Lucifer get punished for their actions and the angles basically letting him scott free, why would he think he did anything wrong if angels basically praised him as an embodiment of good while Lilith (and to extent Lucifer) embody evil. Or he could just be prideful d**k. Who knows. We'll see in future episodes

I genuinely hope this type of characterization or something of the like is added for Adam because not only does it explain his character’s mindset and actions to some degree but it would put put a lot more nuance into the whole situation where neither side is really in the right or wrong. Too bad I have little to no faith that this will be the case.

Sadly I fear we won't get this perspective of Adam from within the show. It would be nice to see this all pointed out with why Adam is what he is and why he kills demons

Contrast how Adam was with CHarlie vs at the end of the episode. He was patient, yet aggressive. I think it is entirely possible D-Master was just a front.

People talk a lot of smack about Lute and Adam attacking Vaggie for not killing the child sinner. But can we take a moment to realize that a child got sent to hell. So, it probably did some terrible things to qualify for hell.

Charlie's Redemption thing should be think through again that not every sinners can go to heaven. I'm siding on Adam honestly.

If all the lore of the bible is canon, I would say that Adam is the character who has suffered the most in the series

I’m calling Adam the ass master.

I would really like it if this turned out to be true in some way, as I believe it would give Adam (and thus heaven) some much needed layers alotta people, myself included, were already expecting Heaven to be corrupt in some way (I mean come on our main cast is literally from hell, and when was the last time you saw angels/holy/light/whatever adjacent thing presented at 100% good in a piece of media? Yeah I ddin't think so lol) but so far they just seem to be indistiguisahble from hell born with no real flavor or substance; not to mention having similar designs due to Vizie's design philosophy Adam being a misogynisic dudebro seemed like a very "This is who they are; you're meant to hate/love them" type characterization, yknow? i hope I get proven wrong though; this video was really good (and kinda what I hope for; an explanation not justification)

Vivzie unironically made the villain be the deepest and most justified and heroic character in the entire series

I don't know if its just me that thinks Adam might be one of the best characters in the show. Every time we see him and that guitar riff plays i just can't help but smile. The songs he is in are actual bangers.

I honestly think the part of Adam having seen every bad deed that humanity has ever done is the part that would make anyone like Adam, at least on their view of sinners. I could picture Adam singing that one fnaf song that goes, “what comes around, goes around!”

In other words: Adam did nothing wrong. But seriously, this does paint him in a new light considering just how much shit he was actually put through as the result of other peoples' mistakes, so although we would of expected him to at least “behave” like someone of his kind we have to remember that his attitude towards the demons was built up over many, many, many years.

I kinda hope that season 2 explains that heaven corrupted Adam and also how Satan stealing his wife broke Adam mentally

I like the idea that he is literally incapable of seeing a flaw in his actions both due to his creation by God and him possibly never eating the fruit so he never gains forbidden knowledge or any ability to self reflect. Sadly, after seeing all the theories on Stella back before she was just a bitch, where she had every right to be angry and humiliated because of Stolas' actions, I don't know if we will get this perspective on Adam. I hope Vizie realizes that this doesn't come from a place of hate it would just be really cool to have some actually morally grey characters with more depth than they were thought to have.

Adam, the first human, was given the responsibility of taking care of God's creation. He was also tasked with looking after Eve, his specially created partner. Despite their idyllic life, both Adam and Eve succumbed to temptation, breaking the only rule set by God. As a result, they were expelled from their paradise, forced to face the challenges of survival. To add to Adam's struggles, his eldest son committed the first murder in human history by killing his younger brother. This story highlights the immense pressure Adam faced, failing as a father and contributing to humanity's suffering. The potential for a nuanced and complex villain is evident, but in Viv's narrative, complexities and depth for villains seem to be lacking.

Apperantly Lucifer has an affair with Eve, which could be aluding to the possibilty that Cain is Lucifer's son rather then Adam's. Meaning that Lucifer left his kid to be raised by him, only to have that kid become the first murderer by killing his actual son. One possibility as to why Adam ended up in heaven might be that he treated Cain as his own son.

I dont belive Vivi has the hability to create such complex and grey character, so yeah, probably we are fruck

I'm glad you mentioned the fucked up shit a lot of the sinners have done, I feel like the fandom and even the show kind of forget? I'm not saying Charlie is wrong, her goal to redeem sinners is great, or that the extermination is okay, it's not, I'm sure a lot of the people there have not committed serious enough crimes to be erased from existence for, but a lot of them have done REALLY bad things and that's why it kind of irritated me when Emily basically called everyone down there innocent, I love Emily and mostly agree with her, but not everyone down there is innocent. I feel like people who have never walked the earth like her and Charlie don't fully recognize the extent that some sinners crimes go to? How much they've hurt people, and that's something I want Charlie to realize next season or just at some point.

This would make him such an interesting character especially since he was Immortal to turn mortal and to start suffering constantly daily life the creatures you once ruled over now turn against you and are willing to kill you your wife you your children will now die and thousands of years of your descendants turn into the worst possible versions of themselves because someone gave them a fruit of forbidden knowledge when they could have just simply he stayed away from them I'm sorry but this Theory just made him so much more interesting.

You definitely put on more thought into Adam then the writers did, I have 0 faith anyone cared to put more thought into him beyond a shallow villain.

In ancient texts, Lilith was said to be the “Mother of all Demons”, which may add another layer to Adam’s hatred of Hell and the Demons there.

one of his children got beheaded and he immediatly went ballistic. Good Father but terrible role model

That would be great but in reality their just going to make him misogyny bad villain you can already tell from the storybook and from his behaviour it's going to be completely flat

This is such an amazing theory. Honestly I’m surprised someone who has spent thousands of years watching his descendants commit every possible unspeakable act on each other could possibly be so chill and crack jokes while enjoying some delicious ribs

In the original manuscripts, Adam and Lilith were made equals, and it was actually Lilith who wanted to be over Adam, literally and figuratively. When God came down to confront her and bring her down a peg, Lilith ran away and banished herself from the Garden of Eden. Adam was a victim from the very beginning.

considering viviennes writting, i dont have much faith. But i hope this is true lol this was a good video and added some much needed depth to the character. It makes no sense for an angel to be a black and white villain instead of there being slight moral gray area

I mean….I’d be pissed too if eternal paradise was stolen not just from me, but from all of my descendants. You know I thought Ozma and Salem from RWBY had the messiest divorce in history but now they have competition

Man, i wish this theory gets fleshed out more in the show, because having Charlie realize that her father basically caused the crisis she is trying to fix would be a great way of creating a forked path for her - does she choose to side with Alastor after she finally catches on to his manipulations, or stay with her father after learning the truth

But well hell is forever is Bibllicly accurate

Adam refused to simp for his wives I respect that I true chad we must follow his will

I mean if the actions of sinners on Earth caused Lucifer to become so depressed he couldn't parent Charlie, then why wouldn't it also cause Adam rage?

This sounds great but I feel like it will be a cold day in hell (yep) when Vivziepop writes a complex villain

I will miss Adam 😢

To be honest. With the way humans behave in helluva boss. Its actually really sad when thinking through the eyes of adam. Your children, your flesh and blood are tearing each other apart all because of no fualt of your own. But of the woman you were supposed to be with. That would hurt, and seeing the child of both her and the man that convinced her to betray you asking for a FAVOR. It would basically be a backhanded slap to the face, even if charlie didnt know anything about that. Adam not immediately round house kicking her in the neck was a miracle.

Adam is my favorite character in the show and this video is one of the reasons why.

I like both of these honestly. You could keep Dickmaster as this more 'Is an asshole to be an asshole' and he's still a great character because sometimes people are like that. Or he can have this really cool backstory which bases his reasoning off of what he was robbed of or managed to lose, making him bitter towards sinners and hell itself. Either way whether he's a character we love to hate or a character who we'll come to understand better he's a great rival note to play off of Charlie in particular.

“No one likes him”… No one? You surrrreeeeeeee

Adam being such a jerk implies that the bar to get into heaven is very low, and that those in hell are legitimately awful people.

Wouldn’t it make more sense for Cain of Cain and Abel to be the first sinner. Lilith’s actions allowed for evil to enter the world but that doesn’t mean she sinned furthermore Eve may have eaten the fruit of knowledge but that doesn’t mean she sinned. While I know the show doesn’t follow the Bible in its entirety in the Bible the first sinner was Cain, who murdered his brother Abel out of jealousy.

I think many people forget or just overlook that many of the sinners in Hell are murderers and rapists. Alastor is great but he is a sociopathic serial killer in life and death. Just because he is fun for the audience and our protagonist's ally doesnt mean he is near a good guy. And he is the NORM! Ive been told not to let one bad apple ruin the bunch, this is a case of saying there are good apples if you dig deep enough through the festering rotten pile. Adam's job is to destroy those rotten apples so the pile dont get to big. If our story was told from heaven's view instead of from hell than Adam would just be a justified asshole. And honestly, he is.

Small corrections and notes: 1. In Hazbin's intro, they never mention God at all. They say heaven is ruled by the angels, the angels created Adam, the angels cast Lucifer out, etc. Main reason I mention that is it's inaccurate to say that Hazbin's Adam was "created by God". 2. They also never say anything about the Fruit of Knowledge making Adam and his descendants mortal. In fact, they never even imply they were immortal to begin with. All they say is that eating the fruit let *evil* into the world and created hell. It's entirely likely Adam (and every human) was always mortal, and until the fruit was eaten, every human who died would just end up in heaven. 3. Not a correction, more a confirmation: that white angel we saw is definitely not Eve. She has 6 wings, which is a very specific Seraphim thing. Lucifer has that as well, but the Exorcists (who, at least in Adam's case, are the class of angels who used to be human) only have 2 wings. But I do need to say that *every* asshole, and *every* evil person, has a point of view that justifies their behavior to themselves. No one is a dick or evil knowingly. But just because you can understand *why* someone is a dick, that doesn't mean they're any better, or any less responsible for their behavior. We might be able to understand why Adam hates demons, but his indiscriminate hatred and his pleasure in the outright genocide of them is still bigoted and evil. Especially since Lute strongly implies that, were it not for the truce with Lucifer, they'd be more than happy to murder all the hellborn demons, too; and plenty of them have never done anything evil in their lives.

A very good point - that just gets sadder when you think about the fact that all of humanity who have been hurt and suffered for thousands of years are by extend his children. The most kino option for him would be if the Dudebro Persona is just a mask he carries similar to Angel Dust to hide his scars. Curious that we have never seen his actual face yet.

I believe in the original story too he had two sons, Cain and Able. One murdered the other one because of sun existing. So Lilith and Lucifer did something extremely irresponsible which caused his family to kill his family if that happened in this universe. Another thing I want to mention is how the USs no cruel or unusual punishment was inspired by the enlightenment which was inspired by the Bible. Imagine your a parent and one of your kids breaks the other ones you or something and you punish them accordingly but you kid says that’s not good enough and demands you hurt them more. You’re the adult who knows better so you tell them no and that you handled it the was it should be handled and tell them they need to calm down. Later, you hear one of your kids scream bloody murder and when you go to investigate you find out your child cut the other ones hand off and threw it in the garbage disposal because you didn’t make them suffer enough. That’s why we don’t have cruel on unusual punishment in the US. Because the founders were religious and decided that’s how God feels when we punish eachother via torture. In the Hazbin Hotel universe Lilith and Lucifer’s actions are the cause of Adam having to watch that and much worse play out every day. From his perspective those two are like a cult that, even if not on purpose, did something stupid and as a consequence, accidentally caused your descendants to harm eachother in pursing one or even multiple of the seven deadly sins like greed or wrath. He sees sinners the same way you would see your child with mean tendencies if someone approached them with an offer of money or pleasure in exchange for killing their kinder sibling and then they actually did. Either in the heat of the moment or premeditated. There’s something called unconditional love where you love someone literally no matter what. That’s not how you should view the world. If your 21 year old drug addict child murders your innocent 8 year old one, you don’t have to live them anymore. You are allowed to hate them, especially if they don’t regret it. All humans are Adams descendants and heavens populace would be the kind, innocent child who lived good lives, and the sinners would be the ones who choose to be evil.

Bro how they kill adam so quickly like bro had the biggest grudge imagine having everything you need until one day you got kickout of eden because someone gave you're wife a fruit to give it to you and then get banished from you're home and have to adapt to this new lifestyle and killing all the animals you called friends for sike of survival

The one thing I hate about this is how it's most likely not going to become canon despite a villain have more depth than just being an evil douchebag being far more interesting, primarily because Vivziepop isn't really that good of a writer (and this is coming from someone who likes the show, despite it's flaw that are becoming more numerous as it goes on).

not only does this explain him it gives a perfect excuses as to why someone as abrasive as him got in heaven at all he never ate the apple he never partook in the original sin basically clearing him of all responsibility in a sense

He will be missed 😢

Adam being the first sexist feels like flat characterization and an easy cop out tbh

My best friend and I actually love Adam! Everytime he said something about the demons deserving damnation or when singing about how hell is sopposed to suck I was like "He's got a point" I mean they are sinners and they did horrible things to get to hell and some of them even acknowledge this (alastor said just that in the pilot about angel, vaggie and himself). I can totaly get behind why Adam hates demons so much. Just think about the cast of the hotel, we have a mafiosi, a drinking gambler who is willing to give up everything in his life for just another spin or bottle, whatever the FUCK Nifty did but I assume it was rather horrifying and a cannibal serial killer who broadcasts himself killing others over the radio for fun in his spare time. Granted we don't know how Vaggie got into hell but we don't know nothing about her past so she could've been a really shitty person in life. the only inoccent in the hotel seems to be charlie and she led Tom Trench on fire in the pilot.

I like this Addam. He has style, unique vision and he's rockstar! For me Addam the most interesting character for now. And I'm curious. Just theory. Did he stopped golden armored angels attacking Charlie with his guitar playing?

This is my headcanon now

I just wanna say.. THANK YOU FOR THE SUBTITLES (omg i wish every youtuber did this), it helps so much with clarity n stuff and yea keep up the great work, i love watching ur videos

...I'm sorry, but he's my favorite character next to Lucifer and Husk. He's so stupid but so cool at the same time- I would despise having a conversation with him sure, but you have to admit he has style when it comes to music and his guitar-axe thing

Well... this theory aged like milk. RIP Adam.

I mean, demons are literally people who choose to be bad to other people and themselves on earth, and the punishment is the afterlife

Exactly, and we know Hazbin's university's Creation and so on myths from Charlie's book, written by Luci and Lillith. It's their Version, their Pow, not Absolute truth. Adam probably just wished to directly follow Heaven's rules, and his wify refused and found more cuckold hubby Luci. And he's mad cause actually Hell must've been place of the eternal punishment, not a 5star resort or hotel. In fact they just had eternal opportunities to live in their Sins. It's not just. Adam thought that Charlie acts like a naive girly teenager. And he's right. Cause the Sinner must earn the Redemption for their crimes in mortal life. Charlie didn't even asked why Sir P went to Hell. May be he killled 50 innocent lives.

I just assumed vivzi puff is a atheist, I mean she's definitely showed angels before being assholes in helluva boss, she probably made this series just to show she hates heaven and that hell rules..

If we go with the original story Adam would also be the first victim of sexual assault at the hands of Lilith who, in the original Jewish story, forced herself onto him in his sleep which lead to her birthing the first demon as a result. man has more reasons to hate demons than to not.

After spoiling myself with the finale, I'm dissapointed on how his character was handled at the end. If they didn't want to bother expanding more on his characterization they might aswell made him into a new different one like Lute herself.

i hope this is true because that would deepen his character in my opinion i already like him this would just be great

Wait! It just occurred to me what if when Adam says he never made a mistake isn't referring to him never eating the apple, but rather that he did? What if this Adam is like the one from Paradise Lost who ate the apple willingly after he saw Eve had fallen and couldn't bear to live without her? So he ate it to join her, knowing it would cause him to fall too? So in his eyes, it wasn't a mistake. It was actually an act of love.

I still think it would have been more interesting if instead of Adam becoming an angel, he instead would have become the original sinner, and we got to learn about how he managed to survive exterminations and overlords for thousands of years. But ill admit, i really like your headcanon. It almost makes me start to like Adam as a character

They did Adam Dirty made him too immature

Yeah but let’s be real because sadly the writing isn’t good enough to explore this theory. I wish the story was more than a “what if the good guys are actually the bad guys”