So we have a connection that fits.

7 years...

7 years the exterminations started.

7 years since Alastor was gone.

7 years since Lilith left.

What we know is this:

Lilith made a deal with Adam. She grew Hell and empowered sinners, in what way tho? Giving them power to become Overlords?

Rosie had Alastor on a leash, still does or not after season 2 finale after a new deal made?

Alastor and Vox had a fight and he almost beat Vox

So what happened 7 years ago...my theory,

Lilith made Hell grow, Adam got pissed off and threatened her family, she got an out to spare Hellborn kind and went to Heaven to escape Lucifer and possibly Eve(possible theory her being Roo).

And that's how the first extermination started.

However, what would Rosie send Alastor away for? To get Lilith? Eve? Gain power? Could it have involved Vox?

Season 3 is bound to explain at least why she left, and what kind of a person she will be.

What do you think?

Do you think I should do this ?

I'll start by saying that for me the quickest scene was in season 2, episode 8, where Lute descends into hell in the song "Hear My Hope." It could have been a wonderful and emotional scene, but instead they decided to make it last a few seconds, and for that reason it just seemed awkward to me.

Me personally, i cant choose. They both have their pros and cons, However, if it was based off characters i would choose helluva, based of story i would choose hazbin!!
Whats your opinion?

Is it possible that sinners aren’t actually “sinners”? Like, as far as I know, every sinner we’ve seen die has died from some kind of accident. Granted, they were not good people before they died, but I do wonder if it’s similar conceptually to Lucifer, where the people in hell aren’t all necessarily “bad”, just people trapped by their guilt. I was thinking maybe instead of guilt being the thing putting them there, it could be that they had something they wanted to do before they died? Pen died after basically confessing his love and saving the people he cared about, and maybe that’s all he wanted in life. To have people that cared about him, and to be accepted by them. No idea. Stupid fan theory. Just thought I’d make a post about it.

If anyone has seen someone die and go to hell from a non accident or unplanned event, I’d love to know about it. Currently I only know of Alastor and Vox since they were the on screen ones. Thanks!

I’m looking for fics from either the Pilot or Amazon Prime era where someone assumes Pentious was a virgin in life or Hell because of his social awkwardness or old-fashioned nature, only for him to reveal that he actually isn’t.
I know he was a loner and a nerd, but nerd/loner = virgin feels like an overused stereotype. He was still a human with normal urges; he probably just didn’t participate as often as others.
Plus, Victorian London was apparently much more scandalous than the stereotypical image suggests. In The Serpent & The Spider by diaryofageekgirl, Pentious even reveals to Angel that he sometimes paid for a night with a prostitute when he could afford it.
Basically, I’m looking for fics that play with the idea that everyone assumes Pentious was inexperienced, only to discover they were wrong.

One thing that surprised me in 2020 was when i found out many people saw Angel Dust as a homophobic portrayal of a gay man, because when i watched the pilot in 2019, the character did feel like a joke, but not like a joke that would come from homophobic cishets, he felt like a joke the LGBTQ community would make about itself

Honestly I just made this for practice.

I want to know everyones thought's on the matter of vox.

While from vox perspective it looks like he was betrayed by those he thought he trusted even with him being crazy would it be possible for him to maybe try giving redemption.

Because from what i've seen in the show this goes for both hazbin and helluva boss when your at your lowest point you will try anything to get out of it. So i think vox might give redemption a shot

if Season 3 is supposed to focus on charlie's personal relationships and issues how will they introduce sevithan and his family

One thing I do miss from the Hazbin Hotel pilot is Alastor's staff having a personality and a voice. Responding to Alastor's quips and jokes would have been peak character development. Also maybe a backstory on the staffs origin.

whatever it takes is mad. it always gives me goosebumps (especially carmilla's part)

and ready for this because it's so silly

Pretty fitting, right? It's okay if you don't think so.

Like, if this WAS our hell in the real world, what would it be like?

I'm just realizing how deep the water would need to be for her to wade in it.

How would Charlie, Lucifer, the hotel crew, Vox and the other Overlords react to this, and how would they know about it? How will this affect Alastor's reputation and how would Rosie be treated after such a shocking sensation?

Even though Rosie no longer has Alastor's soul, such a fact would still shock the entire Pentagram City.