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@Isaacbobanka07 Dude, you are relying heavily on the assumption that statements alone can establish canon and continuity. While actors' statements about their characters can provide insights, they do not necessarily establish canon unless those statements are directly incorporated into the show’s narrative.

Unless 'Lucifer' directly acknowledges events or characters from the crossover within its own episodes, the crossover remains a separate narrative thread. 'Lucifer' would need to explicitly reference events or characters from the Arrowverse for them to be considered canon within its own context.

If Constantine was actually mentioned or referenced within the 'Lucifer' series, it would help your argument for shared continuity. However, there is no explicit mention or acknowledgment of Constantine in the main show, so claiming his involvement remains speculative.

I feel like you’ve forgotten what you’re trying to argue. The core of your argument should be based on canonical evidence within the 'Lucifer' show itself that demonstrates Lucifer's resistance to non-divine existence erasure. The show establishes that divine weapons can kill him, and it does not provide examples of non-divine existence erasure attempts or resistances. Therefore, assertions about such resistance are not supported by the show's content.

@Isaacbobanka07 And why would stop talking about azrael’s blade? It’s the only weapon in the show capable of erasing beings from existence, which is the point you’re trying to make right?

@Isaacbobanka07 Examples from the arrow verse cannot be cited as evidence since they aren’t canon to the Lucifer show. So whatever other characters from other shows do, doesn’t matter to Lucifer’s character.

You keep talking about levels of resistance. However, within the show, there is no evidence provided that explicitly shows Lucifer facing and resisting non-divine existence erasure, or that such a thing even exists in the show, you’d have to make an assumption to do so, which is why I keep saying that. Without concrete examples from the show itself about non-holy existence erasure, then it’s just speculation.

The show states the only divine weapons can kill Lucifer, but that doesn’t mean that he is resistant to non-divine erasure unless the show states it by by having attempt with that power on Lucifer and he resists. I’m not stating that there is a being or weapon in Lucifer capable of doing such, just providing an example. And it’s any divine weapon not anything divine.