After Season 6, Lucifer Season 7 is the most talked-about TV show. Lucifer is an American urban fantasy series written by Tom Kapinos. It is based on the DC comic character created by Neil Gaiman, Sam Keith, and Mike Dringenberg from the comic book series “The Sandman,” who later became the protagonist of a spin-off series published by DC Comics Vertigo. The series consists of six seasons and 93 episodes, with a total running time of 42 to 62 minutes. The narrative revolves around the storey of Lucifer Morningstar, the devil himself, and his travels on Earth. Lucifer was first released on January 25, 2016.
About Lucifer Season 6
In this season, Chloe Decker and Lucifer Morningstar try to prepare for Lucifer’s ascension to heaven as a deity, but Lucifer keeps pushing the ascension for some reason, later realising he is not the one to become God, but rather the healer of hell, as his father once taught him. With God’s position, open Amenadiel pushes forward because he is always liked by everyone; later, after realising all of this,
Lucifer recognises his calling, as does Chloe Decker, who rejoins the LAPD and works as a detective in this season. Even Mazikeen and Eve marry and live happily ever after, perhaps. The series also had some time travel, with Lucifer Morningstar’s daughter travelling back in time to interrogate her father about his disappearance, only to discover that she is Chloe’s and Lucifer’s daughter.
Season 6 was a blast, full of drama, family, and a lot of spice, with Lucifer’s daughters asking a lot of questions that were never fully addressed by the time the season ended. Arora, or Rory as she is known, is aware of everything her father has done for her and her mother, no matter what she has been through. It concludes with Rory returning to her own timeline and telling or rather thanking her mother for whatever she had done only because she said so, as well as Chloe’s death, after which she meets Amenadiel, who takes her to heaven, and the series finishes there.
About Lucifer Season 7
There will be no more seasons of Lucifer, so sorry to all the devil fans. The producers had planned for the series to conclude after season 5, but due to the terrible and cliffhanger ending, they opted to continue with season 6 to bring it to a dignified conclusion. There’s a chance that Lucifer will appear in other series where there’s a mention of the multiverse or a timeline exchange, as there was in season 6 when his daughter returned from the future to question him about his sudden disappearance, so there’s a chance that this won’t be the last time we see him. The series as a whole has come to an end.