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Simeon

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Simeon is one of the two angels sent from the Celestial Realm to take part in the exchange program

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"He has a gentle personality and is always smiling, but also has a sharp intuition and a tendency to be playful and mischevious. He is hopeless with technology."

Simeon has a calm demeanor, to the point that Satan states in one of his home screen dialogues, "Wouldn't you be curious to see what Simeon's like when he's angry?". He presents himself as a nice and always smiling person, no matter if he's talking with demons or humans. This was shown when he invited Mammon and Beelzebub on a camping trip.

Despite his generally kind nature, he is a very strict but good supervisor. He doesn't give Luke direct answers; instead, he prefers to give him opportunities to figure things out on his own. Simeon tends to look for compromises, even if not agreed with, and he tries to act as an interlocutor. For example, when he talks about his methods of teaching Luke, if MC chooses to call him "mean", he just laughs and agrees with them. In the Pop Quiz "Henry and the Seven Lords", as a director, Simeon is also very strict.

In the Devilgram Lured by a Majestic Deer, he claims that the filming of an argument scene was difficult for him as he's not good at getting angry, despite the fact that he's assigned Wrath glow sticks in battle. However, he has been seen angry before while directing stageplays; he simply does not get angry in the traditional manner. When he was annoyed with Mammon for not memorizing his lines, he gives Mammon a calm talking-to, but creeps Mammon out because "He was smiling, but his eyes weren't smilin' at all."

He can be passionate to a fault about stage directing, with his high expectations and strict nature driving all seven of the brothers into a far more irritable and neurotic state than usual.

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