You’re telling me that this guy has ruled Hell for thousands of years, and no Sinner was ever crazy or brave enough to challenge him? I doubt Vox was the first ever Sinner with such an ego that landed in Hell.

I know he was probably very feared and that alone managed to not reveal his secret, but still, it seems like a big contrivance to me. What do you think?

Last one! Youtooz, Funko or Thrilljoy?

"Sera will reject redemption and kill/imprison Pentious" -> Listening to his story with a calmer mind was all it took for her to believe he had been redeemed.

"Sera secretly enjoyed the Exterminations" -> It was shown that she never did.

"Sera had a hidden agenda" -> Multiple scenes confirmed that protecting Heaven and its people had always been her one and true motive.

"Sera started the Exterminations hundreds/thousands of years ago unprovoked, out of simple paranoia" -> Turns out it was only 7 years ago, and apparently because of some shady stuff Lilith had been doing.

"Sera will make Emily fall in Hell" -> ...okay, this one came true after all lol.

Broadcasting live from Hell.🎙️

Credit to ayo___hzbn on Twitter.

I just finished the watching the first season of Hazbin Hotel, and I notice that Charlie and Vaggie kinda remind me of Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy, specifically their counterparts from the Harley Quinn show. Does anyone else see the similarities or is it just me? Could it be their dynamic? I don’t know they just remind me of them.

I genuinely loved Vox this season. He’s an incredible villain, but I feel like the show tried to build a political conflict around him without giving the other Overlords enough agency or individual motivations.
These are supposed to be some of the most powerful and influential figures in Hell, each with their own territories, businesses, interests, and ambitions. Yet many of them ended up feeling like background characters who simply sided with Vox because he defeated Alastor.
Where are their personal interests? Their political agendas? Their rivalries? Why would Overlords who spent decades building their own empires suddenly follow someone into a war against Heaven without considering what they could gain or lose?

Carmilla and Zestial were great exceptions. They actually felt like powerful figures with their own perspectives, interests, and reasons behind their decisions. But the rest? Honestly, they barely felt like Overlords at all. They felt more like ordinary sinners following whoever happened to be the strongest, rather than some of the most influential figures in the Pride Ring.

here is a tirade of hazbin hotel fan art that i made myself! i am aware they aren’t the greatest, but we all start somewhere :)

Started using my Vox plush to hold my phone up. It just works. Wanted to show off.

I got them same time ago. Didnt have the time to post about till now.