Mazikeen and Amenadiel are unique to the DC comedian and show. They aren't referred to inside the Bible at all, or at least to the satisfaction of my information.

That being stated, I am going to go on the display and now not on the comics, as you stated show specially.

The first, Mazikeen, is a demon. On Earth, she is going using Mazikeen Smith and is known as Maze by her buddies. She is a member of the Lilim, a category of powerful demons once descended from Adam’s first spouse, Lilith. As a demon, she is noticeably strong, speedy, and long-lasting, and is a professional at martial arts and bladed weaponry. She has no soul, and when she dies, she can definitely die, and because of this she regularly lives inside the moment, without an awful lot of regard for proper or wrong or what comes subsequent. For heaps of years, she was Hell’s choicest torturer and Lucifer’s proper-hand lady, bodyguard, confidante, and relied-on pal. When Lucifer decided he desired to go away from Hell and stay an existence on Earth it became her, of all of the different demons, that he selected to accompany him. Despite her bloodless, difficult demeanor and her distaste for feelings,

Maze is honestly very sensitive and emotional, bordering on insecure. She seems as though she doesn’t hold regard for the well-being of others and they suggest little to her, however in reality she is fiercely defensive of her buddies, cares approximately them deeply, and would die for them if she needed to, even knowing it might suggest a real demise. Having been added from Hell through Lucifer she isn't on Earth possessing a frame, however, instead in disguise as a human, inhabiting the Earth as a demon. A simple magic phantasm, just like how Angels cover their wings and Lucifer hides his devil face, covers her genuine, demonic face, as nicely. I can’t think of any particular characters in the bible that she would be based on and is, in essence, the personification of a demon-type. At the beginning of the series she becomes a completely one-dimensional character, however, as the display progresses, so too does her man or woman.

Which biblical figures, are Mazikeen and Amenadiel from the show Lucifer based on?

Mazikeen

Amenadiel is a bit simpler to location. Like Maze, he's based on a character in the comics, but the similarities cease pretty tons with the name (the two characters share very little in not unusual). He is God’s oldest child and his preferred son. Being the oldest he's the maximum effective and is handiest equaled with the aid of Lucifer in May. He is the Fury of God and is the finest and most powerful soldier in the Heavenly Host. Like Maze, he first hated being on Earth and around people. He looked down on them with contempt and might regularly sluggish time (considered one of his celestial powers) as adversarial to socialize with them. His undertaking becomes to either persuade, or pressure, Lucifer to go back to Hell, as it becomes left unguarded in his absence, and as a result Amenadiel becomes compelled to patrol its borders, a process he detested.

Amenadiel

However, through the years, Amenadiel has forged a few very sentimental relationships, has fallen in love, and has come to examine Lucifer as, no longer just a brother, but a very good guy as nicely. As the maximum powerful angel, God’s firstborn and favored son, and a noble soldier in God’s Holy Army, Amenadiel is based totally on the Archangel Michael. This is made blatantly obvious whilst he and Linda are discussing names for his or her infant and she or he mentions “Michael” and Amenadiel right now shoots it down with disgust. This suggests that Michael either, A) exists in canon and isn't always properly appreciated with the aid of Amenadiel, or that the Bible, in canon, has it wrong and has actually based totally Michael on Amenadiel and, now not being given his due recognition, distastes the name is well known.