Hazbin Hotel Characters

Vaggie

Hotel manager · Charlie's girlfriend

Vaggie is the practical one. She's sharp-tongued and protective, and she's always ready with a spear when Charlie's idealism meets reality. Season one reveals that she used to be one of Heaven's exorcists. She was cast out after sparing a sinner, and that secret changes how you read every scene she's in.

Voice

Stephanie Beatriz

Alastor

The Radio Demon · Overlord

Alastor is a smiling, static-voiced Overlord who turned up in Hell in the 1930s and quickly wiped out several established powers. He offers to help run the hotel "for the entertainment," which no one believes. He's charming, polite and plainly dangerous, and the show hints that he's bound by a deal of his own. Why he's really at the hotel is the show's biggest mystery.

Voice

Amir Talai

Angel Dust

The hotel's first resident

Angel Dust is a spider demon and adult-film star. He's the loudest, crudest person in any room, and it's mostly armour. He's trapped under a predatory contract with Valentino, and his slow, reluctant trust in Husk and Charlie gives the series its most affecting arc. His solo numbers are about the gap between the act he puts on and the person underneath.

Voice

Blake Roman

Husk

Bartender · Former Overlord

Husk is a grumpy winged cat demon who once ruled his own territory. He lost a soul-deal to Alastor and now pours drinks at the hotel bar. He plays the cynic, but he's the one who calls Angel Dust out on his self-destruction and then stands by him.

Voice

Keith David

Niffty

Housekeeper

Niffty is a tiny one-eyed demon with endless energy, an obsession with cleaning, and some alarming hobbies she mentions far too cheerfully. Like Husk, she came to the hotel through Alastor. She's mostly comic relief, but her total lack of fear makes her quietly unsettling.

Voice

Kimiko Glenn

Sir Pentious

Inventor · Reformed villain

Sir Pentious is a Victorian snake demon whose airship attacks on the hotel always go wrong. He ends up joining it after one defeat too many. His clumsy, sincere attempts to be good make him the series' emotional surprise. When he gives his life for his friends in the finale, he becomes the first sinner proven to reach Heaven.

Voice

Alex Brightman

Cherri Bomb

Angel Dust's best friend

Cherri Bomb is a one-eyed demolitions expert who treats turf wars as recreation. She's Angel's oldest friend and spends most of her time talking him into trouble. She's at her best in the battle scenes, where she shows real loyalty.

The Egg Bois

Sir Pentious's henchmen

These numbered, identical egg-shaped minions are fiercely devoted to their boss and complete failures at helping him. Their reaction to his ascension is a small, funny grace note in the finale.

Vox

Overlord of media and technology

Vox has a television for a head and the ego of a tech CEO. He runs the screens, surveillance and broadcast networks that shape Hell's opinions. He and Alastor have an old, bitter rivalry: modern media against old-fashioned radio. It sits behind many of the Vees' moves against the hotel.

Voice

Christian Borle

Valentino

Overlord · Studio owner

Valentino is a moth demon who owns Hell's biggest adult-film studio, and Angel Dust's contract with it. The show presents him as a straightforward abuser, controlling and volatile, and never makes him charming in the way it does Alastor. That's deliberate.

Voice

Joel Perez

Velvette

Overlord of fashion and influence

Velvette is the youngest of the Vees: an influencer, designer and brand strategist who treats every crisis as content. She's dismissive of Vox and Valentino's fighting, and much more competent than her attitude suggests.

Voice

Lilli Cooper

Carmilla Carmine

Overlord · Arms dealer

Carmilla is a composed, elegant Overlord who runs weapons manufacturing in Hell. She's quietly worked out how to forge weapons from angelic steel, and she's one of the few Overlords who treats Charlie with real respect.

Rosie

Overlord of Cannibal Town

Rosie is a genteel, smiling Overlord who rules a district of cannibals with old-fashioned manners. She's one of Alastor's few real friends, and her community joins the fight against Heaven's exorcists.

Zestial

One of Hell's oldest Overlords

Zestial is an ancient, soft-spoken power who chairs the Overlord meetings. Even Alastor addresses him with care. He doesn't appear often, but every appearance reminds you how much older Hell's hierarchy is than its newest players.

Mimzy

Showgirl · Old acquaintance of Alastor

Mimzy is a flapper-era singer who arrives at the hotel running from trouble she caused herself. Her visit opens a small window into Alastor's past and his rules about who he does and doesn't protect.

Lucifer Morningstar

King of Hell

Lucifer was the fallen angel who gave humanity free will and was thrown out of Heaven for it. Now he's a depressed, rubber-duck-collecting father who hasn't been around much. He's the most powerful being in Hell and emotionally out of his depth. His musical reconciliation with Charlie and his showdown with Adam form the backbone of the season one finale.

Voice

Jeremy Jordan

Lilith

Queen of Hell · Charlie's mother

Lilith is Adam's first wife and the reason Lucifer fell. She's missing for most of the story, and her absence shapes Charlie's sense of duty. The series suggests her story is much more complicated than the version Charlie grew up with.

Adam

The first man · Leader of the exorcists

Adam is humanity's first soul, now a crude, guitar-shredding angel who leads the annual extermination and clearly enjoys it. He was Lilith's first husband and still holds a grudge. Season one's main villain, he's built to be loud, petty and easy to hate.

Voice

Alex Brightman

Lute

Adam's lieutenant

Lute is Adam's disciplined, zealous second-in-command. Her hatred of sinners is entirely sincere. She survives the finale grieving and furious, which makes her a more focused threat than Adam ever was.

Voice

Jessica Vosk

Emily

Seraphim

Emily is a cheerful young seraph who is horrified to learn about the exterminations. Charlie is pleading for something Emily thought she already believed in, and her empathy makes her Charlie's natural ally in Heaven.

Voice

Shoba Narayan

Sera

High Seraphim

Sera is Heaven's senior seraph and Emily's older sister. She secretly approved the exterminations because she believed they protected Heaven. She's not a cartoon villain. She's a tragic administrator, trying to manage a disaster she helped create.

Voice

Patina Miller

Saint Peter

Gatekeeper of Heaven

Saint Peter is a genial, easily flustered keeper of the gates. He's mostly comic relief, and a useful window into how little ordinary Heaven knows about what's done in its name.