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Who is the best character in Good Omens?

By YPB Team

Angels, demons, Horsemen, and humans — Good Omens delivers some of television's most eccentric and lovable personalities. Who has your heart?

  1. Crowley — ranked #11
    Crowley
    The stylish demon who secretly goes out of his way to be kind, navigating his complicated feelings for Aziraphale across millennia.
  2. Aziraphale — ranked #22
    Aziraphale
    The fussy, book-loving angel whose deep goodness and loyalty to Crowley make him the show's warm-hearted moral center.
  3. Adam Young — ranked #33
    Adam Young
    The Antichrist who chooses to live as an ordinary English boy, using his reality-warping power to preserve the world he loves.
  4. Death — ranked #44
    Death
    One of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, portrayed with quiet, imposing dignity as the most inevitable force in existence.
  5. Beelzebub — ranked #55
    Beelzebub
    The Lord of Hell's buzzing, menacing ruler who harbors an unlikely fondness for Gabriel across the seasons.
  6. Gabriel — ranked #66
    Gabriel
    Heaven's initially pompous commander who loses his memory and becomes the most unexpectedly sympathetic figure in Season 2.
  7. Anathema Device — ranked #77
    Anathema Device
    The professional witch and descendant of prophetess Agnes Nutter who holds the key to foiling Armageddon.
  8. Hastur — ranked #88
    Hastur
    The relentless Duke of Hell whose single-minded pursuit of Crowley makes him one of the series' most menacing antagonists.
  9. Madame Tracy — ranked #99
    Madame Tracy
    The cheerful medium and part-time exotic entertainer who becomes an unlikely vessel for divine intervention.
  10. Sergeant Shadwell — ranked #1010
    Sergeant Shadwell
    The eccentric, superstitious witch-finder sergeant whose gruff exterior hides genuine warmth and an absurd personal code.
  11. War — ranked #1111
    War
    The Horseman of War who incites conflict wherever she goes, appearing as a sharp-tongued war correspondent in the modern day.

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