Beelzebub

On here he's attractive.  That's because he has a personal resource...

The name of this demon first appears in the Bible in 2 Kings, where he is described as being the false god worshipped by the Phillistine people at the city of Ekron.  Rabbinical texts interpreted the name to mean Lord of the Dunghill, and hence, Lord of the Flies.  Baal-zebub, as it appears in the bible, probably means "Prince Baal," but zebub is close enough in sound to zebal, meaning "to make dung," that it allowed the name to be twisted by those ancients opposed to the worship of this Middle Eastern deity.  While Beelzebub is certainly viewed as a false god in the Old Testament, it is not until the New Testament that he becomes styled as the very chief of demons.  The passage in Matthew 12:24 describes Beelzebub as the Prince of Demons, and this cinches Beelzebub's place in the infernal hierarchy for years to come.  In the Mathers edition of the Grimoire of Armadel, Beelzebub, under the name of Belzebut, is said to join together with Lucifer and Astaroth to teach the summoner about the rebellion and fall of the angels.  In the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage, Beelzebub is said to have the power to transform men into animals and animals into men.  He is a sower of discord and helps to cast curses and cause harm.  He is named as one of the eight sub-princes who rule over all the other demons.  In the 1863 edition of Collin de Plancy's Dictionaire Infernal, the demon Beelzebub is depicted directly as an infernal fly with a skull-and-crossbones motif in its wings.  In the Grand Grimoire, Beelzebub, spelled Belzebuth, is listed as the Prince of Hell.  In an 1821 work by Frenchman Charles Berbiguier, Beelzebub supplants Satan as the ruler of Hell.  He is given the very colorful title of Supreme Chief of the Infernal Empire and the Founder of the Order of the Fly.   In the True Keys of Solomon, Beelzebub is said to rule all the spirits of the Americas together with the demon Astaroth.  

Beelzebub also appears in the Testament of Solomon under the name Beelzeboul.  Here, he claims primacy among the demons because he is not the child of an angel but an angel himself.  He further claims to have been the First Angel of the First Heaven before his fall, a statment that ties him to both Shemyaza and Azazel in the Watcher tradition and Lucifer in more standard views of demonology.  As a result of his supposed angelic status, Beelzeboul claims to answer onlyu to one of the names of God.  Several texts spell his name Belzebuth.  Beelzebub appears in the hierarchy of evil spirits outlined in the grimoire known as Janua Magica Reserata, or Keys to the Gateway of Magic.  Here he is a prince ruling over the Pseudothei, or False Gods.  They are the first of nine orders of demons.  See also ASTAROTH, AZAZEL, BAAL, BELZEBUTH, BEELZEBOUL, BERBIGUIER, DE PLANCY GRAND GRIMOIRE, LUCIFER, MATHERS, SHEMYAZA, SOLOMON.
THE DICTIONARY OF DEMONS, REVISED AND EXPANDED, M. BELANGER (2021)

This guy is always a supplanter.  

So this guy is GOD, right?  

This guy is GOD.... Then again Samael is the Severity of God.  In other words, the Left Hand of God.... The Perfume or essence of God.  No, not that of a woman.  That means whenever this guy gets so severe, he advances, leaves the evil trinity because he has reached his maximum potential as Beelzebub to be Samael, Satan, the top dog Satan as a matter of fact.  Yes, he leaves them with one phrase of advice, do not eat that falcoln! And thus, it starts over.  This is how he supplants.  He doesn't overthrow anyone, he doesn't beat you into submission, he doesn't attack you with demons of wrath.  This is the only respectable one.