Mammon

Mammon is characterized by her overtly sensual appearance and her relentless devotion to profit.

She operated primarily in London, where she pursued wealth to pay off the debts left by her husband and to support her 500,000 children.

Mammon is described as a beautiful woman with highly revealing attire.

She is especially noted for possessing the most enormous breasts among the embodiments of the deadly sins.

Her personality revolves around greed, calculation, and material value.

Even in battle, she measures loss in terms of property damage and financial compensation.

Based in London, Mammon built her schemes around contracts and money.

She attempted to make those who entered into contracts with her raise her children, while claiming all of their assets as payment.

This plan reflected both her cunning and her extreme interpretation of greed.

To Mammon, even caregiving could be turned into a business arrangement.

Mammon used specially compounded drugs in combat and at one point succeeded in defeating Lucifer.

During that conflict, she inflicted the torments of hell as punishment for lowering the value of her property by breaking the windows of buildings she owned.

However, Lucifer later overcame that punishment and fought her again.

In the rematch, Mammon was defeated.

Following her loss, Mammon’s shop was destroyed.

To make matters worse for her, the costs of repairing her damaged properties were never repaid.

Her contractees were also freed, causing her entire plan to collapse.

What had been a carefully constructed money-making scheme ended in complete failure.

After returning to hell, Mammon was restrained by Belial on a weighted wooden horse.

This served as her punishment after the failed confrontation.

Even after her defeat by Lucifer, Mammon apparently did not abandon her pursuit of wealth.

She is later implied to have shifted her money-making efforts into cryptocurrency.