Random Question But Did They Ever Explain What Happens To Humans When They Die?

Random question but did they ever explain what happens to humans when they die?

Do they just become normal demons/angels or are they their own separate thing? Do bad humans get eternal punishment like in religion? I've been scouring through forums but I can't find anything.

You know sometimes Ramshackle is really just a building with a bunch of ghosts, phantoms, a weird cat and Obi.

(Obi is in his ponytail era. I kinda wanted to make his locs look more like pages with the shape. And I thought a pony tail would be kind of better at showing that. This was kind of a fun experiment to play around with the phantoms and Obi's new design rather than having them bounce around in my brain. I have a strong urge to lore dump so if you have questions I'm happy to answer.)

(important to note: Obi is not getting child support. He's dead broke.)

(also: do not pick up cats like how grim is being picked up not a good idea)

I also just remembered the fact that Simeon is canonically kinda isolated and low-key discriminated against in the celestial realm for being a fence sitter during the celestial war as well as being demoted. Even before the war he didn't have alot of friends because of his private nature but after the war it seems like he literally only talks to Raphael, Michael, and Luke because everyone else basically shuns him or is uncomfortable around him.

He also says that the brothers had always had a special bond that even he can't seem to emulate so he was always an outsider even when he was with who he felt was his closest family, just like Satan feeling like he'll never have the same bond as his brothers because he wasn't there a majority of their lives. I'm so normal about these two.

Everyday I get a little bit more obsessed with Simeon/Satan lore. The theory that if Simeon chose to fall with the brothers instead of being neutral like he was means that Satan probably wouldn't have existed. It's shown multiple times that Simeon and Satan have very similar interests, personalities, and opinions, the major difference being that Satan is very emotional to the point of self destruction and Simeon masks his emotions to the point of being self destructive. Also the implications that Simeon's major sin being wrath (represented by his glowsticks) and how its implied that he was always destined to permanently leave the celestial realm one way or another. SOLOMARE!!!! DROP MORE LORE AND MY LIFE IS YOOOOUUURSSS!

you like mephisto? ok, but have you spent a whole year in german literature class analyzing his character and motivations? yeah, didn’t think so. #justgermangirlythings

I'm so tired of people trying to convince me to like characters. I'll say I don't like Belphie because he killed us and get a bunch of comments like: "Oh well, he was going through alot of trauma and he apologized for manipulating and murdering us in cold blood!" Okay, and? Still murdered and manipulated us and then had the nerve to cuddle up on us right after like nothing happened.

I'm not saying you can't like a character and it's not childish to hold a grudge against a fictional character. Belphie was a villain in the story. Villains are made to be disliked, at least at first. Not to mention his redemption was rushed and halfed-assed.

Also I hate the argument that I should keep that same energy for Barbatos and Diavolo since they willingly sent us to our death or Levi, Beel, and Lucifer since they attempted to kill/harm us.

Guess what? I don't care. They are fictional. I can pick and choose who I want to like or not. It is not harming anybody to not liking a fictional, unfeeling character. A person doesn't lack of media literacy or have a misunderstanding of a character just because they don't like them. The sooner people understand that the less issues this already problematic fandom will have.

erm what the sigma