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I agree! I dislike alastor in the show but I love this version sm.

I always thought the same thing. I loved him in the pilot and he had more presence

Yeah agreed

I feel like pilot Al would have outsmarted Adam

he's an anti-hero

@@HazbinBrainRot what the fuck does that mean

@@colestrains1 you can look it up yk?

@@HazbinBrainRot why would I do that ew

it's on vivziepop's offcial youtube channel,just type in her username or hazbin hotel pilot episode

I wholeheartedly agree with you

Pilot Alastor soloes tbh. I feel like they gave him an ego to nerf him, but honestly I liked the narrative better when he was bored and goofy. Imagine the episodes we could have gotten with bored Alastor just screwing with people

​​​​@@roxycauldwell544Yes, that's for sure. When I watched the first season, I realized that in many moments the pilot (original) Alastor would not have done what was shown, especially in episode 5, i just stupefied an open conflict with Lucifer, Alastor's mate and his aggression. The mystique around the character is gone too, as is his pilot charisma. It's not enough to just say "how scary he is", you need to show it.All Alastor's attempts to seem scary in the series annoyed me. In the pilot, Alastor seemed like a charming psychopath, rather than a typical cliched petty manipulative villain. I don't understand at all how anyone can believe his "manipulations" if all his negative emotions are written on his face. I also thought that Alastor would be the one who would influence Charlie's personal development, it was through him that she would understand that not everyone deserves forgiveness, that people like him do not deserve redemption, that they are deserve in Hell. But no. I have a feeling that he will actually get redemption in the end, which would be idiotic considering he is a serial killer and a cannibal.Why can't Alastor be made really bad and heartless? I think the authors flushed Alastor's full potential as an interesting character down the toilet in favor of a new plot. After all, 4 years have passed, a lot of things have changed and the concept of the characters too, I think. I'm so hurt by the way he was shown in season 1. And about the power. The authors have missed so much: scary radio interference and sounds, voodoo dolls and shadows, etc. Alastor could be made into a truly frightening character with these abilities, an unnerving smile and sadistic tendencies, what would contrast with his gentlemanly nature and aesthetics of the 20-30s of the last century. It could have turned out to be a real horror.The fact that they decided to simply increase Alastor in size and add tentacles to him is not scary and uninteresting, the authors did not want to apply fantasy. When I watched the pilot, I thought that, based on Vaggie's story, Alastor would be made into such an "anomaly" of Hell: no one knew where he got such power from, what is the nature of his voodoo powers (Are they Gods? Or perfume? what would also be ideal for revealing the world), any electronic technology went crazy next to him, what is the limit of his capabilities and whether he is a human at all. But they decided not to do this. Not only did they change his character, making him more arrogant, which infuriates, but they also simply put him on the rank of an ordinary overlord. And what is the mystery here? It would be better if they just said that the degree of his strength is unknown and it is impossible to determine him by any rank. That's it. This would preserve the mysticism. In the pilot, Alastor is called one of the powerful demons, and in the series he became an ordinary overlord. Why do that?Especially when the authors emphasize that Alastor is not like everyone else. The angular drawing of the season does not suit him either, but only makes him more angry and nervous (as well as his behavior), which does not correspond to his personality of the charismatic and charming showman from the pilot, which should constantly distract us from the evil and selfish intentions of Alastor, what does not work in the season. And the flexible, smooth animation of the pilot suits him better. About the smile, they also changed it. In the series, it's clear that this is a mask (even bluntly stated; during the deal with Charlie, his mouth is sewn shut, which means that he is forced to smile; I don't like this moment), whereas in the pilot she seems sincere and part of his personality as showman. The radio is also a problem. In the pilot, you can believe that Alastor is really from the 30s of the last century because of the strong radio filter and transatlantic accent that were at that time. Not in the series. I understand that the author originally planned it with such a voice and it's really good, but that the voice acting, that the design is not chosen for beauty, they should talk about the character, reveal his personality and all this should be logical. Alastor, for the sake of a singing voice, lost his zest, for which many people loved him, like me. And additionally. The radio, in the series, does not feel like a part of Alastor (a cheerful radio host), but as if it was put to him purely for the sake of beauty, because Alastor does not live up to his name as a radio demon, he does not have the personality of an attractive showman, as I said before. The story that someone owns Alastor's soul was also invented later, after the pilot, I think. I don't like this topic at all and the fact that Alastor has started to get used to the hotel residents. The entourage of an antihero or villain immediately collapses. I would like him to be like Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls, a character who has his own selfish goals for fun and other things and he is not someone's "dog", but in himself, indomitable, unknown, scary, dangerous. Such characters have their own charm, I would like to have more of them. Uh, well, I wrote it. I'm sorry about this essay. I just expressed my feelings and that's what happened. (Once again, I apologize for the mistakes. A translator was used)

@ВоробецНаталья agreed with your entire assessment. The whole point of Alastor was that he was so likable that he could easily manipulate people and that's how he gained power. All of his rizz just got demolished and I don't see how he got to his level of power with the way he's written now. And you're so right that Vaggie hyped him all the way up only to nerf him in the show. I don't really like how she bosses him around so easily. I also hate that the writers took away his holier than thou smug humor and turned him into a Stan twitter villian. Now he's a sassy and petty yassqueen rather than a snarky shit starter that had zingers which worked way way better for him

@@roxycauldwell544 Yes... It's all very sad...Such a character's potential has been lost...There was so much that could be done...