The Signature Move of the Supreme Primarch being aptly named "Paradise Lost" is animated in the game as downward rays of light piercing the clouds, which also alludes to Gustave Doré's illustration ◊ from the third chapter of the literature, also showing Satan's fall from grace.In other words (and even though Lucifer and Satan are treated as separate characters in the franchise of Cygames), the event parallels the incident from The Bible (or specifically, John Milton's Paradise Lost derived from the first parts of Genesis) where Satan was the result of Lucifer being deposed. Avatar takes the appearance of Satan from Rage of Bahamut, Shadowverse, and the summon stone associated with him in Granblue. A subtle trivia which is concealed by a Dub Name Change: In "What Makes the Sky Blue II: Paradise Lost", the revival of the Avatar takes place after the death of Lucifer.This trait is an aversion of the common phrase "lightning will never strike the same place twice".
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