Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Seraphim (炽天使) 536 |
| Species/Race | Angel 536 |
| Gender | Male 536 539 |
| Affiliation | Heaven; God 536 539 |
| Occupation/Role | God's protector and enforcer 538 539 |
| Status | Resurrected after sacrificing himself against David 539 543 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 536 536 |
Background / History
Seraphim had followed God since Heaven's beginning, defending him and confronting those who challenged his authority. He appeared alongside the Four Great Monarchs—Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, and Uriel—during David's assault on Heaven 536 538 539.
When a black rain began transforming angels into monsters, Seraphim warned the others. He then placed himself between David's enlarged Black Death Sword and God. The blow sent him through a floating island, but he returned to intercept David again 538.
Seraphim set himself ablaze with divine fire, igniting David's black torrent and engulfing him in golden flames. After expending his strength, Seraphim's body dissolved into specks of light, and the lower-ranking angels mourned him 539. He was later resurrected in a Magic Circle fueled by Heaven's Power of Faith. Jesus explained that angels could be restored from origin imprints left behind beforehand; Seraphim bowed to him and led the other revived angels away 543.
Appearance
Seraphim has four heads and six white wings, distinguishing him from the childlike artificial fighters also called Seraphim elsewhere in the story 536 389.
- Wings — Snow-white and softly radiant; they spread again after his resurrection 536 543.
- Heads — Each bears a solemn expression, and all four sing God's praises in unison 536.
- Presence — Radiates a holy light; during his final attack on David, he appears within a blazing fireball 536 538 539.
Abilities & Skills
Divine fire
Seraphim can merge holy light and fire by setting his own body ablaze 539.
- His golden flames ignite David's black torrent and spread over David's body 539.
- The attack exhausts Seraphim's strength and causes his body to dissipate 539.
Swordsmanship and defense
Seraphim wields a greatsword and acts as a shield for God 538 539.
- He steps directly into the path of David's Black Death Sword, though the impact sends him flying 538.
- He returns to stand between God and David after that blow 538.
Relationships
- God — Seraphim's master, whom he follows and protects even at the cost of his own life 538 539.
- David — Invader of Heaven whom Seraphim confronts and burns with divine fire 538 539.
- Jesus Christ — Seraphim bows to him after being resurrected 543.
- Lower-ranking angels — They grieve Seraphim's disappearance and begin a hymn in his memory 539.