The power to possess the traits and powers of or be a serap. Variation of Angel Physiology. Combination of Transcendent Angel and Holy-Fire Embodiment. Not to be confused with Cherub, Archangel or Solar Angel Physiologies.
Also Called[]
- Angel of Holy Fire
- Fire Angel/Flaming Angel Physiology
- Governor of Fire and Light
- Seraph Mimicry
- Seraphic Form
- Spirit of Holy Fire
- The Burning One
Capabilities[]
The user is a seraph (plural: seraphim), an extraordinarily powerful upper-level angel who represents and is associated with the holy fires of the heavens, being completely infused with it throughout their entire being. Seraphim possesses six wings on their bodies, one or three faces, and a multitude of eyes on their faces and wings, very similar to cherubim in many ways. It is said that whoever lays eyes on a seraph would instantly be incinerated due to the immense brightness of their divine power and holy fires. They are the highest of the angelic hierarchy, standing next to the supreme creator. With near-almighty power, they adore their Lord's actions, authority, presence, and existence, in addition to commanding most of heaven's armies.
Applications[]
- All/Various Angelic Powers
- Angelic Form/Angelic Abomination
- Angelic Wings/Multiple Wings (Seraphim normally possess four to six wings)
- Chaotic Form
- Holy-Fire Embodiment
- Prime Being
- Singularity
- Angelic Form/Angelic Abomination
- Angelic and Virtue Empowerment
- Angel Soul
- Angelic Source/Greater Divinity/Supreme Divinity
- Archangel Physiology; (varies between seraphim)
- Angelic/Divine Aura
- Angelic Beauty
- Angelic Force Manipulation
- Divine Force Manipulation
- Transcendent Angel Physiology (variation varies)
Associations[]
- Angel Physiology
- Divinity
- Fire Deity (equivalent)
- Light Deity (equivalent)
- Nature Angel
Limitations[]
- Is still subordinates to a higher power.
- Angel Lordship
Known Users[]
Also See: Seraph
Anime/Manga[]
Cartoons/Comics[]
- Sera (Hazbin Hotel)
- Emily (Hazbin Hotel)
- Lucifer Morningstar (Hazbin Hotel)
- Seraphim (Marvel Comics)
Folklore/Mythology[]
- Seraphim (Abrahamic Religions)
- Arariel
- Ariel
- Azrael
- Azazel
- Camael
- Gabriel
- Hadraniel
- Jeremiel
- Jophiel
- Lucifer/Helel; Formerly the leader before his fall
- Metatron; Most powerful in Jewish myth.
- Michael; Leader and most canonically powerful in the Catholic Church.
- Raguel
- Raphael
- Samael
- Sandalphon
- Seraphiel
- Shamsiel
- Zadkiel
- Zerachiel
- Ramiel/Remiel
- Uriel
- Lucifer/Satan (Christianity)
Live Television/Movies[]
- Metatron (Dogma)
- Akobel (Supernatural)
- Castiel (Supernatural)
- Dark Figure/The Four-Faced Man/Seraphim (The X-Files)
Video Games[]
- Lamington (Disgaea: Hour Of Darkness)
- Seraphim Maykrs (Doom Eternal)
- Samur Maykr
- Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII); in his final form.
- Seraph (Megami Tensei series)
- Szuriel (Pathfinder)
- SCP-001: Clef's Proposal (SCP Foundation)
- Michael (Valkyrie Crusade)
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Anime/Manga[]
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Cartoons[]
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Folklore/Mythology[]
Live Television/Movies[]
Video Games[]
Trivia[]
Seraph (pl. seraphs or seraphim), a type of angel in the Abrahamic religions, associated with the Cherubim. The root of Seraphim comes either from the Hebrew verb saraph ('to burn') or the noun saraph (a fiery serpent), because the term appears several times with reference to the serpents encountered in the wilderness, it has often been understood to refer to "fiery serpents." From this it is sometimes proposed that the seraphim were serpentine in form and in some sense "fiery" creatures or associated with fire, although it is not known for sure.
The Isaiah vision of seraphs in an idealized Jerusalem First Temple represents the sole instance in the Hebrew Bible of this word being used to describe celestial beings. "... I saw the Lord sitting upon a throne, high and lifted up; and His train filled the Hekhal (sanctuary). Above him stood the Seraphim; each had six wings; with two he covered his face, and with two he covered his feet, and with two he flew."