Moral Myopia: Their goal is to cleanse London to become pure for the new age because they view themself as the purest being in the country.Barren! USELESS! IMPOTENT! STAGNANT! ILLEGAL! FILTH FILTH FILTH FILTH FILARGARBHARGARHGBARGHAAAHH-" Madness Mantra: During the Villainous Breakdown.The Man Behind the Man: Aside from Grell's little mishap and a few minor enemies, everything can traced back to them in the anime.
Light Is Not Good: Despite being an angel, they are very perverse, going after supernatural dogs for some pleasure, sadistic, has a warped idea of injecting Body Horror into lovers by meshing them into abominations, using the power of sin to power them and disposes of anything that has no purpose.Knight Templar: Destroying London to erase its filth, despite being a very lustful and horrible person.Holier Than Thou: Views humans as unclean and needing to cleanse, despite being very lustful and psychotic.Ash acts like a Reasonable Authority Figure driven home by Chuck Huber's voice acting driving it home, but deep down is a Blood Knight pyromaniac. Faux Affably Evil: Angela acts like a kind, yet abused woman, though deep inside she's very dominating and perverse.Fallen Angel: Sebastian accuses them of this, and judging from their perverse and demented nature, he may be right.Bondage Is Bad: Proves itself a hypocrite by lustfully whipping Sebasitan while claiming his demonic nature makes him impure.Body Horror: Of unnatural deconstruction of Fusion Dance type, as they tend to combine their prized targets into one body.Big Bad: The angel is behind many of the problems Ciel has to deal with in England and was also responsible for carrying out the murder of his parents, making it the reason he signed a contract with Sebastian for vengeance.Subverted horribly once you learn of their perverse, hypocritical obsession with cleansing. Angelic Beauty: Looks very beautiful in both forms.An insane angel kicked out of Heaven by God that seeks to regain the Almighty’s favor by purging humanity of anything it sees as sinful.
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