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Mammon, also known as Mamyun and Prince of Greed, is one of the Seven Princes of Hell, being the Demon who personifies and represents greed, as well as avarice, wealth, abundance, prosperity, wealth and injustice, sometimes interpreted as a deity.

Overview[]

Appearance[]

When appearing on the various fashion magazines, he appeared as "a stereotypical, privileged young lord". His hair is described to be made out of pure color while his eyes shift color constantly between the colors of banknotes, with the most notable one being the "dollar-green". His skin is the same as a priceless ivory statue, so pale that it makes the color white seems darker in comparison. He also leave behind him a trail of black oil, which Wright claims to worth a thousand times more than any oil human could possibly mine on Earth.

Personality[]

Powers and Abilities[]

During the War in heaven, Mammon was defeated by Raphael who was on his way to help Gabriel defeat Belial.

  • Gold Petrifaction: Mammon are able to turn human beings into gold statues with a glance or touch as a second ability if a being who touches the petrified one petrifies into a gold statue instantly.
  • Ray of Greed: Mammon is capable of firing a blast of energy from his hands and mouth that can make a human or sorcerer and witch a statue of gold or make it completely diamond or platinum by killing the opponent.
  • Crystal Bullets of Avarice: it is able to create and fire crystal bullets that hit the target crystallize the opponent killing him with excruciating pain. a second ability in the presence of allies of the victim and if they are close to the victim or approach the victim it explodes and in the explosion whoever is next to him crystallizes the allies in the vicinity if it is an army it can create a chain reaction. he can create constructs such as spears that he can throw or swords with the same abilities.

History[]

Birth & Early Life[]

Mammon was created by God near the beginning of time along with every other angel. When in Heaven, he was often seen looking at the golden pavement of the realm's road, mesmerized by its shine.

Rebellion[]

Helel started rallying up as many angels as he could to gather an army to fight a war against God. To Mammon, he promised endless riches and gold that would all belong to him. Mammon was intrigued and agreed to the offer to fight on his side.

During the course of the war, Mammon fought Raphael while the angel seemed to had been looking for someone. While Mammon tried to give it his all, he was ultimately defeated and banished to Hell by Raphael.

Fall from Grace[]

When in Hell, Mammon was awakened by the now ruler of Hell Lucifer's voice and was the first to notice a variety of shiny minerals and materials that could be used to their benefit. Under Lucifer's order, Mammon helped to build the exterior and interior of Pandemonium with Mulciber that used these very materials. After Pandemonium was finished, Mammon was anointed one of the Seven Princes of Hell.

Berith Edwards[]

For reasons unknown to the demon, Mammon was summoned by Berith Edwards. Seeing the great devotion in the man's soul, Mammon decided to lie and say that they needed help freeing Lucifer from his cage. Berith accepted this offer without question and went off to search for a group that aligned with his beliefs, none the wiser that he had been duped.

Later when that man died, he was sent to Hell to see a very angry Mammon. Turned out Berith wasn't able to do what Mammon wanted of him and deemed him unworthy of living with the demons. Mammon expelled Berith from Hell, uncaring of what this would do to the natural order.

Zeus Librelato[]

For unknown reasons, Mammon had attempted to take a child in the Newcastle City by the name of William Black. Zeus Librelato attempted to use a spell to stop him but failed and accidentally sent the child straight into the arms of Mammon, who promptly took the child to Hell.

Myths and Legends[]

Mammon is a Hebrew word that appears in the New Testament of the Bible that translates to "money" or "wealth". He is often depicted as a false idol or literal demon in further extra-Biblical works.

Quotes[]

Money has no soul and no heart. It's surprising how much people attack and kill each other over this crap.
Mammon.
Mammon is the Prince of Greed and is the owner of Hell's banks. He is known as the Lord of Fools, for those who are blinded by greed are nothing more than foolish puppets under his control, no matter how hard they try to resist. He's also posed for Hell's fashion magazines several times and gives out tips for a body as sculpted like his. I tried it several times. They all failed for me but worked for other demons. There's just something hard to swallow when your entire diet consist of pure gold and blood of the innocent you know?
Matt Wright.
No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and Mammon.
Jesus Christ talking about Mammon and the greed he causes to men.
Don't worry, I'll make you so poor that the only thing you'll have is money.
Mammon corrupting a Human.
When the greed of man is exposed, the bankruptcy of his soul is exposed.
Mammon.

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Trivia[]

  • Mammon in Hebrew (ממון) means "money".
    • In Aramaic, the name Māmōnā (מָמוֹנָא) means "profit, wealth".
  • He likes cat more than any other animal, enough so that all the cats that were killed in the witch hunts were adopted by him.
  • Crows and magpipes are said to be sacred to him.
  • It's rumored that he's afraid of the word "debt".
  • His personal palace in Pandemonium is rumored the worth 1/3 of Hell's treasury.
  • Capitalism is rumored to be a creation of Mammon and that all capitalists ended up in his domain in Hell.
    • While the first is unproven, over 75% of capitalists do ended up in the Circle of Greed, leading to many to believe there might be some truth in the rumors.
  • Demeter, Artemis, and Athena claims Mammon has his "disgusting fingers" in every bank on Earth.
  • Mammon has take the name of Plutus, the god of wealth, for his own demonic agenda.
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