Lucifer

Lucifer, the King of Hell, is shown in his personal workshop surrounded by thousands of handmade rubber ducks. The Outfit: He is dressed in a casual, yellow-themed "duck sweater" or hoodie, showcasing a stark contrast to his usual formal, regal attire. The Action: He is actively creating, collecting, and obsessing over these ducks, even presenting a fire-breathing one, which he calls a "magic testicle". Explanation and Significance Fans and creators explain this behavior through several key themes: Coping Mechanism for Depression: Following his separation from Lilith and separation from his daughter, Charlie, Lucifer falls into a deep depression. The relentless crafting of ducks is a way to occupy his time and avoid his loneliness. A "Ducking" of Responsibilities: It is a metaphor for him avoiding his duties as King of Hell. Symbol of Lost Creativity & Purity: As an angel, Lucifer was a creator. After falling, he cannot create life, so he makes "poor approximations" of life—rubber ducks. The ducks also represent his desire to hold onto a sense of purity or innocence from his time in Heaven. Connection to Charlie: The workshop is filled with children's toys from when Charlie was young. The ducks are his way of clinging to the memory of being a father. In short, the duck-covered hoodie represents a lonely, depressed father and fallen angel trying to find joy or purpose in childish, safe creations rather than facing his immense emotional pain.