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In the direct-to-video sequel ''The Prophecy II'' (1998), Gabriel is returned to Earth ({{spoiler|after being taken down to [[Hell]] by Lucifer in the first film}}). This time around, he tries to prevent the birth of a [[Half-Human Hybrid|Nephilim]] (the offspring of a human woman and an angel) who is prophesized to finally bring the War in Heaven to an end. The Nephilim in question has just been conceived by the angel Danyael (Russel Wong) and hospital nurse Valerie Rosales (Jennifer Beals). Gabriel enlists the aid of a teenage girl named Izzy ([[Brittany Murphy]]), whom he resurrects after she commits suicide. {{spoiler|Everything comes to a head in the dilapidated Garden of Eden when Gabriel kills Danyael in battle, only to be defeated by Valerie and [[Brought Down to Normal|turned human]] by the [[Archangel Michael]] (Eric Roberts)}}.
The third film (and the last one to star [[Christopher Walken]]), ''The Prophecy III: The Ascent'' (2000), is set about twenty years after the second. Danyael Rosales (Dave Buzzotta), the half-human/half-angel son of Valerie and Danyael conceived in the second film, is preaching to a crowd about how God doesn't exist when he is shot dead by a blind attendee (played by [[
There were two additional sequels, ''The Prophecy: Uprising'' and ''The Prophecy: Forsaken'', that were both released in 2005.
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* [[Anticlimax Boss]]: For all his hype, even before God's intervention, {{spoiler|Pyriel goes down like a chump far easier than ANY OTHER ANGEL in the series.}}
* [[Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence]]: {{spoiler|Gabriel at the end of ''The Ascent''.}}
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* [[Badass Boast]]:
{{quote|'''Gabriel''': (''to Catherine'') I'm an angel. I kill firstborns while their mamas watch. I turn cities into salt. I even, when I feel like it, rip the souls from little girls. And from now till kingdom come, the only thing you can count on in your existence...is never understanding ''why''.}}
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* [[Ravens and Crows]]: As he leaves the Navajo lodge, Lucifer explodes into a murder of crows.
* [[Religious Horror]]
* [[Sealed Inside a Person
* [[Shell-Shocked Veteran]]: There's definitely something off about Colonel Hawthorne.
* [[Smith Will Suffice]]: When Catherine sees Lucifer, she says "Oh my God," to which he responds "God? God is love. '''I don't love you'''."
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