“ | You never found your champion, but we found ours! | „ |
~ Wrath to Shazam. |
The Seven Deadly Enemies of Man, also known as the Seven Deadly Sins, are supporting antagonists in the DC Extended Universe.
The Sins are seven powerful demons that each represent the universal personification of Lust, Sloth, Pride, Wrath, Gluttony, Greed, and Envy. They are initially trapped in as statues guarded by the wizard Shazam, but they escape and align themselves with Thaddeus Sivana.
They were portrayed by stunt doubles in motion capture suits, while Steve Blum voiced Gluttony and Envy (who also voiced Megidramon in Digimon Tamers), Fred Tatasciore voiced Lust, Wrath and Sloth (who also voiced Kragthar in Wander Over Yonder), and Darin De Paul voiced Pride and Greed (who also voiced Quan Chi in Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge).
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The Seven Deadly Enemies of Man first appeared during the moment that young Thaddeus Sivana tried to reach the Rock of Eternity, but was stopped by the Shazam Wizard. Then a few years later, Thaddeus Sivana released them and succeeded because he claimed that he is not pure of heart. The Seven Deadly Sins has succeeded to gain their physical form and were first released to attack Sivana's father, his brother and his father's employees. Later on, they remain unseen until the final battle at the theme park. They tried to attack the foster family and succeeded in capturing them.
Thaddeus Sivana told that Shazam should give him his power, or the Sins will eat their family. Shazam unleashed his powers to the family, and Thaddeus told that the six should attack them, while the seventh remained inside him. Shazam had his final battle against Sivana, only he has to trick the seventh to get out of him, caused Sivana about to fall. Later on, he removed the Rock of Eternity outside Sivana's eye, all the Sins tried to get him but failed, leaving them trapped forever.
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- The Sins are said to be demons from Hell in Abrahamic religions, but it is unknown if God and all divine beings in the Holy Bible exist in the DC Extended Universe.
- In Shazam!, the wizard Shazam claims to Billy Batson that the Seven Sins killed the Wizards. An early alternate intro scene with a young Sivana even showed Shazam showing a hologram of their killing to Sivana, a scene that was included in the junior novelization. However, the Black Adam film later revealed that it had been Teth-Adam who had actually killed the Wizards.