Unlike Ligur, Hastur has a basic grasp of modern technology (5), although he doesn’t know how to drive (210). 23 Jan 2020 - Explore elinaheikkinen0866's board "Ligur & Hastur" on Pinterest. Little is known about Ligur pre-Fall but he became a high ranking demon in Hell. Crowley includes Hastur among the demons “who took such a dark delight in unpleasantness you might even have mistaken them for human” (212).Hastur is first encountered lurking in the ruined cemetery, waiting for hours with the demon Hastur is a bit of a traditionalist in dealing with his subordinates. Eleven years before the end of the world, Ligur joins After it was revealed that Crowley had tried to sabotage the End Times, Ligur and Hastur go to capture their fellow demon. After Crowley drives away, Hastur admits to Ligur that he doesn’t trust Crowley (9).When the Infernal Authorities discover that the boy, Crowley then dials a number and vanishes down the telephone line. When he and Ligur meet Crowley, he requires a recounting of The Deeds of the Day — a recitation of the day’s temptations performed by all demons present — and insists that Crowley sign his name with a sigil rather than his signature (6). Hastur’s deed that day was to put Doubt into the mind of a priest as he walked down the street and looked at pretty girls (6).Hastur delivers the baby, maliciously enjoying Crowley’s obvious discomfiture. " I needed that. " Good. „ ~ Hastur after eating ten telephone salespersons.. Hastur is the Duke of Hell and one of the main antagonists in Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's book Good Omens and the 2019 Amazon Prime adaptation of the same name. Hastur is a bit of a … Crowleythinks he would have liked the 14th Century. Like Ligur, Hastur is described as “a world class lurker” (3). –Ligur. Ligur is one of the characters in Amazon series Good Omens. His earthly attire is a grubby mackintosh (7). A huge, angry maggot made out of thousands and thousands of tiny little maggots, all writhing and screaming, millions of little maggot mouths opening and shutting in fury, and every one of them was screaming ‘Crowley'” (262).Hastur devours the salesperson and her nine colleagues. They got married somewhere around 1525 in the Medieval Times :) Ever since then they are around eachother most of the time, Hastur has become twice as protective (like he wasn't protective enough..) Little is known about Hastur pre-Fall but he is a high ranking demon in Hell. August Derleth depicted him as the spawn of Yog-Sothoth, and the half-brother of Cthulhu. Like most demons, Ligur appears sadistic and enjoys tormenting people and other demons. Hastur immediately follows in pursuit. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. The Good Omens Lexicon is a non-profit, fan-run site and has no affiliation with the authors or publishers. Like most demons, Ligur has a limited grasp of technology (5) and an antiquated approach to … His physical form is described as lean (3) and tall (5), with teeth that are too sharp, a flickering tongue (214), and a guttural voice (212). He is a Duke of Hell. His corporeal form is ‘dark and squat’ (3) and he is an accomplished lurker (5). This led to Hastur screaming in horror for quite a while. Hastur is introduced as “A Fallen Angel and Duke of Hell” in the Dramatis Personae (xv). Ligur is killed by a bucket of Holy Water which was placed above Crowley's door in defence against Hastur and Ligur. What's he calling himself up here these days? " It'd be a funny old world if demons went around trusting each other. He is a very traditional demon and spends very little time on Earth and doesn’t know what a computer is. So Hastur and Ligur are married, it is how Ligur became another Duke of Hell in the AU. All original content, including the artwork, is the property of the Good Omens Lexicon and its contributors, and may not be reproduced without permission. He also appears to be the constant companion of Hastur, his fellow Fallen Angel and Duke of Hell. See more ideas about Good omens book, Fandoms and Fandom crossover.

After an exciting chase, Crowley escapes back to his lounge and traps Hastur on the incoming message tape in his ansaphone (217).Hastur spends half an hour trapped on the ansaphone with only Hastur climbs out of the earpiece of the phone, looking “a little like a maggot. Hastur & Ligur (Good Omens) (60) Anathema Device/Newton Pulsifer (44) Aziraphale & Crowley (Good Omens) (41) Sergeant Shadwell/Madame Tracy (Good Omens) (22) Beelzebub/Dagon (Good Omens) (19) Beelzebub & Gabriel (Good Omens) (13) Aziraphale/Gabriel (Good Omens) (12) Exclude Additional Tags Bolstered by the information he has gained from Aziraphale’s message, he leaves with a full stomach to meet with the Dark Council.As a result of his destruction of the telephone salespersons, “a wave of low-grade goodness started to spread exponentially through the population, and millions of people who ultimately would have suffered minor bruises of the soul did not in fact do so” (263), proving that evil contains the seeds of its own destruction.Hastur (The Unspeakable One, Him Who Is Not to be Named) appears as a Great Old one in tales of the Cthulhu Mythos. In the show, he was portrayed by Ned Dennehy. He regards Crowley as a poseur, memorably calling him a “flash bastard” (5). In Neil Gaiman’s short story ‘I, Cthulhu’, Hastur is Cthulhu’s uncle.DISCLAIMER: All material related to Good Omens is the property of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. Before then, Ligur was a low class demon.