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I’m *sobbing*, I love that literally all of us saw Pentious have negative rizz and went “Oh that’s our son! That’s our child we protect!”
Pentious: *has negative rizz*
Me: *sheds a tear* that’s my boy!
Pentious is better than milk so don’t leave for it
@@Ash_ok33 What does that mean?
Regarding Charlie's reaction to Vaggie being a former Exorcist. Given Charlie's stance on redemption, I'm certain that she doesn't really care about that and her breakdown was more so about the revelation that her girlfriend has been lying to her.
That seems about right. Although I would not be surprised if it takes Vaggie a while to see that.
Charlie says it herself
She's not mad that Vaggie IS an Angel, She's mad because Vaggie never TOLD her.
It would be way easier to take if Charlie had known from the beginning.
@@shelbybayer200…Yeah but Airer hasn’t seen that episode yet, so. Shh.
@@shelbybayer200Spoilers.
@@shelbybayer200Well, from around the time Vaggie knew the relationship was solid. If it came out at the very start it might not have continued
The flames in Serah’s eyes aren’t where her mind is. It’s what Emily was seeing. A show that despite how Serah is trying to express the struggle of the burden she carries, all Emily sees is the horrid flames of extermination.
And then you see what Sera wants to avoid, Emily surrounded by flames.
Sera Is A Representation Of Religion'S Hipocricity:
WE DONT WANT TO DEAL WITH PROBLEMS NAH WE JUST KILLING THE "NOT WIRTHY OF REDEMPTION".
I AM AT LEAST ACCEPTING THAT I AM A SOCIOPATHIC PSYCHOPATH, BUT PEOPLE LIKE SERA DONT.,@@LiMe251
meanwhile sera in the end of ep 8 is questioning everything shes ever done judging by that expression lol
Why do so many people not realise Sera seems somewhat remorseful. Look at her face when she's confronted. She's not like Adam, and Emily and Charlie seem to have affected her somewhat. The only time she appears "evil" is when the flames are in her eyes, which is literally seen from Emily's POV, which shows how Emily sees her at the moment.
Obviously, she's far from innocent, but people forget that this show is about, you know, redemption!
I would agree 100% with you, if not for the fact Sera gave too much leash to Adam or simply forbidding him to go after Charlie, knowing perfectly well it would break the contract between Heaven and Hell!!!!!
She doesn't have to be evil. That's how the Banality of Evil works.
@@KrasMazovHatesYourGuts Yeah, I know that, but people always act like she's purposefully evil when reacting to it for the first time. Luckily, though, it seems they realise after the fact that she's not like Adam at all.
Sera Is More Evil Then Adam.
ADAM IS JUST DOING HIA JOB AND HE IS AT LEAST ACCEPTING THAT HE IS A PSYCHOPATH, BUT SERA IS LITERALLY TGE EMBODIMENT OF RELIGION'S HYPOCRICITY IT SELF NOT SOLVING THE PROBLEM JUST CALLING SOMEONE UNWORTHY OF REDEMPTION BECAUSE THE RELIGION SAYS THAT.
@@anaemiliaalmeida7238Tbf Adam, should have also known that, he can obviously a least attempt things like subtlety and blackmail and has no problem going back on his word, so you would have thought during some time in the month between this and the final battle he would have though "wait can't do that, oh well we can still set a new record in the amount of her people we slaughter" and even if he didn't
Lute also knows about the deal and as we saw in this episode can stop Adam making dumb mistakes so she should have done something about it.
I'm pretty sure this is just a case of poor writing, they obviously wanted a final battle where Adam fights Charlie, gets killed and the extermination fails but couldn't think of an organic way to have it happen in the 8 episode framework along with everything else they wanted done so their only choice was to have everyone responsible for the exterminatons temporarily dropped to the single digit IQ range to engage in a battle that doesn't make sense to do and they barely have a reason for.
To qoute Blitzo from Helluva boss about the wall destruction.
"Everyone stop f**king up my walls"
"Moxxie's gonna have to pay for all this!"
"GUUUUHRRSRSRS..."
*Moxxie foaming himself*
“I really hope you have that insurance thing -_-“
Lucifer was a Seraphim beforte he Fell. You can tell because he has six wings, like Sara and Emily.
Also, a subtle hint on how he stacks up to Adam.
It's not canon if he was a Seraphim or part of the elders. There is supposed to be 7 elder angels just like there is 7 sins in Hell. When we see the elder angels (none of which have a crown matching Sera's) there is only 6 of them, so Lucifer may actually be one of the elder angels and original leaders of Heaven which would put him above Seraphim in rank and power level. To me, it makes more sense because if he's equal to or under Sera as the High Seraphim then why is she even scared of him? Why would she even allow Charlie in? She's clearly nervous about Lucifer which means there is some kind of power inbalance in that relationship.
@@docthemedic *It's not canon if he was a Seraphim or part of the elders*
He's a seraphim because of his 6 wings. And the fact that the show's official translations call him a seraphim(Angelo Serafino).
*There is supposed to be 7 elder angels just like there is 7 sins in Hell.*
Stated where? Or just your assumption?
*When we see the elder angels (none of which have a crown matching Sera's)*
Most of the elder angels have crowns(and designs) matching lower ranking unnamed members of the tribunal(the only difference between one of them and one of the elders' look is the Seraphim wings), suggesting the "elders of heaven" might not even be meant to be a specific group but literally just the oldest angels in general.
The most likely candidate for an "Elder" purely theologically speaking would probably be Michael, Leader of Heaven's Military. Except the casting pages confirms Adam is the leader of all angel military, so he already fulfills Michael's role(and in the mormon faith, Adam is Michael) and ranks below the Seraphim.
*there is only 6 of them, so Lucifer may actually be one of the elder angels.*
Nothing to suggest this at all.
*and original leaders of Heaven which would put him above Seraphim in rank and power level.
*To me, it makes more sense because if he's equal to or under Sera as the High Seraphim then why is she even scared of him?*
Sera is seen creating the earth and humanity in the backstory of the show and visibly represents heaven. She's stated in casting pages to be below only the Speaker of God and have leadership of heaven. She's higher ranking than Lucifer and the "elders"(who based on their supposed design would be Seraphim serving the Head Seraphim) if they really are a specific group. The most powerful thing in the show as far as we've seen is *The Evil* mentioned in the intro, but Sera is second only to it from what has been shown.
*Why would she even allow Charlie in? She's clearly nervous about Lucifer which means there is some kind of power inbalance in that relationship.*
No, she's worried about hell, which has a massive number advantage on heaven(and if the intro is to be believed, the masses can be empowered). Also, *The Evil* seen in the beginning of the show could potentially get into heaven via hell(Sera's line: "There's a lot that you don't know").
I see people try to argue Lucifer is the strongest angel in this show and I don't know why. Him being the strongest doesn't add anything to the plot. He's a Seraphim, second only to Sera among all named characters so far, isn't that enough? Is it just people disliking Sera?
@@docthemediche’s a seraphim because in most biblically accurate depictions of Seraphim, they have 6 wings, just like Lucifer. Also Sera and Emily ALSO have 6 wings, and they are confirmed seraphim.
@@brotherkhrayn3525 Not sure which part of the show made you think it's following the bible, the entire conception of Hell is based on Christian fiction in Paradise Lost/Divine Comedy and bears no resemblence at all to what either the Hebrew Bible or Christian Bible depicts hell as. Vaggie has 2 wings just like Husk, does that make Husk an angel? Just because Lucifer has 6 wings doesn't mean he's a Seraphim, he's clearly more powerful than Sera or Emily are, it's pretty clear that he's likely an Elder Angel, who are also depicted to have 6 wings during both the intro exposition in Episode 1 and in More Than Anything in Episode 5.
that spider lady is Angel Dust sister at the end of the song of welcome to heaven
There's no official confirmation of that, it's only speculation
@Ashurman666 No, it was confirmed that that is his sister, Molly. She's the only one in his family that went to heaven and everyone in their family became spiders in the afterlife. To quote Carmilla, "It's not rocket science." 😒
@@Ashurman666 The official art of Angel's sister on Vivzie's channel would state otherwise lol. She is definitely his twin Molly
@@shroom6887 You realize that designs get repurposed all the time right? There is no official confirmation that the character is Molly and until such confirmation comes, it's nothing more than speculation.
@@ravenhurst96 No it was not. The only thing that was confirmed is that she's in heaven, there was never any confirmation that THIS specific character is Molly
14:21 The "Oh" when Adam revealed that she was an exorcist made me laugh.
Fun fact, "Stick it to the man" is a two way reference. It refers to Adam sticking it to God and Lucifier by getting into heaven and also.. because the first Broadway Production of School of Rock features a song called "Stick it to the Man", which was sung by none other them Alex Brightman... the voice of Adam, as well as Sir Pentious (and Fizzaroli from Helluva Boss)
What a reference within an reference inside a eastern egg
That's like 16 references
@@joshuaparker1662reference squared.
My head cannon is that Lilith had to go through Adam to get into heaven, as she is there in the last episode, so by 'sticking it to the man' (Adam) she got to heaven. 😂
You were right on the money pointing out that the residents of heaven looked so much like the ones in hell. It’s meant to show that regardless of where you end up, your soul’s appearance after death still reflects your life and death on earth. A good example is Angel Dust and his sister. He ended up in hell as a spider/sinner/demon, while she ended up in heaven as a spider/winner/angel. Both led similar lives together on earth, but Angel Dust fell into sin, while his sister didn’t.
These angels are most likely Havenborn. Local Goetia
Fun fact after the scene of flames inside Sera's eyes, we see Emily's pure bright eyes even after switching places with Sera and her eyes still don't reflect the blazes. Showing Emily incorruptible nature.
Also I love scenes of pure indignant rage at corrupted hypocrisy, having Charlie and Emily just duet singing and calling out their bullshit unapologetically.
she wasn't watching at flames so 🧢
@@sandtheundermanSimilar angle as Sera after switching places and like Sera she was looking at the person in between her and the flaming projector orb. Also I know it is just purely a visual effect but it was purposefully made and highlight a very big difference of character between Sera and Emily as it was being displayed with Emily's singing.
@@haraken3119 bro I can't with people just getting 2 FREAKING FRAMES of Sera having flames in her eye and everyone being like "omg this proves she 100% evil, ye guys we gotta hate her now cuz some flames is a proof fr"
EASILY the most powerful moment of that song (and the episode, really)
@@hakulives2613 lol no
The spider girl you saw, Airier, is Angel's twin sister, Molly. She went through a slight redesign, but that's her.
Further proof that what gets someone to heaven or hell is confusing.
Sera Is Just A Hypocrite.
Viven Using Sera As The Representation Of The Religion Hypocricity.@@bgvo4373
Fun fact I just recently realized, Charlie is a nephalim, a being born of the union of angel and man, I don't know what that means in this world but it's something interesting to think about going forward.
She's not because Lilith was already a demon by the time Charlie was born
@@Ashurman666 We really need some sort of guidebook. Do you know if any of the online Wikis are still considered canon? I know they'd been VERY overhauled and even paused entirely from being updated way back before the show began airing. (Like, I'm still thinking of Lilith as the Everywoman she represents in Talmud, but she's not Adam's wife there.)
@@McCammalot hazbinhotel.fandom is the only "official" wiki and, to my knowledge, is pretty up to date and in most cases uses 100% accurate information
@@Ashurman666yeah but she had a human soul
@@area52ron Doesn't matter, she was a demon, not a human
I know this is just a minor detail, but I love how this episode explains Vals outrage about Angel Dust staying in the hotel. He isn't just petty (as it looked in the second episode), it really is a loss in power as he has no command over Angel there.
32:29 I love the visual of Sera having infernal flames in her eyes and it getting flipped once we look through Sera's eyes and we see what she fears Emily surrounded by infernal flames (in other words falling in to hell.)
I loved the visual at first...
Then idiots started using it as "proof" that Sera is 100% evil and totally on board and thrilled over the Exterminations.
@@Groundlord Is that how other interpreted that scene? Cuz that's really dum😥
@@matasblazauskas5859 I can see Airier's point about Sera coming across as hypocritical, but saying that she _enjoys_ this? Nope. I don't buy it.
@@GroundlordSera Is A Hypocrite pretty evil to me I Hate Hypocrites
@matasblazauskas5859
It seems to be how Airier interpreted the visual too, since he called it a look at what was really in Sera's mind and said how she's a hypocritcal bitch who doesn't care about the massacres going on.
She is a hypocrite and in denial about her actions, but Airier seemed to characterize her as malicious and cruel when ultimately signs point to she's driven by fear and paranoia in a situation she doesn't understand and thinks threatens her home unless she takes the lesser of two evils.
There's no mistaking that what she's allowed to happen is wrong and horrible, but I think there's a tragedy to her as well that easily gets ignored by some.
2:48 Airier turning out to have an unexpectedly good villain laugh.
Have you ever considered a career in world conquest?
eh, it's overrarted TBH
would take you over 100 years just to conquer one world, and the amount of effort needed to keep it just isn't worth it
@@black97_0I agree, but it's a shame to let a laugh like that go to waste, and Mark Hamill already exists for voice acting...
@@black97_0 idk, if you start cloning humans and putting chips in the clones' brains, you can speedrun a galactic takeover in about 10 years
In My Opinion Airier Wouldve Better In A Role Of A Character Who Would Trashtalking Both Sides Of Thw Conflict In The Story.@@morthasa
8:33
It was at this moment I got an ad and some deep throat (Angel, no!) singing started playing, and I was like "Christ, Peter, chill" XD
8:02
Biblical accurate Emily is an Egg 🥚 🐣 🤣
Appropriate, given Sera is older and a birb
There is a very popular theory that the spider person you saw in “Welcome to Heaven” IS IN FACT Angel Dust’s sister.
Airi's wife: "Niffty is my spirit animal."
Airi: "I love Niffty so much!"
Can hardly wait for the next one.
31:11 "Oh no, [s]he's hot!"
Ngl I think a lot of people give Sera a bit too much shit.
Seeing how much more people seem to be going to hell than heaven, if they were to rise up in an united front they'd took heaven apart.
They are way more skilled due to being used to fighting all the time.
Now give them a ruler to unite behind like Lilith (using her due to the intro of episode 1) they could crush heaven in my opinion atleast.
Don't get me wrong what Sera is allowing is fucked up, but like the show keeps repeating, things are way more grey than the strict black and white we like to fall back to.
It wouldn't be that easy because angels have a natural advantage against demons. Sure angels fight recklessly but they have just that much more power. Adam ALONE would be able to wipe out all of Hell's sinner population, Overlords included
True, but when you're outnumbered on the scale of hundreds, possibly _thousands_ to one? And you have the risk of heavy hitters like the Overlords, the Ars Goetia, the Deadly Sins, or (god forbid) _Lucifer himself_ joining the Sinners on the battlefield?
Yeah, doesn't necessarily matter how strong an individual Exorcist is when they're drowning in bodies.
The problem that you have there is that you believe the exorcists are the main bulk of heaven forces they are not they are just ladies picked by Adam given a weapon and told "alright we go killing!" Michael leads the heavenly army..ya know the guy that kicked Lucifer to begin with out combine that with the fact that hell simply doesn't have the heavenly weapons needed to actually cause any real damage to heaven. numbers means nothing when those numbers can't be used even as meat shields since they will be offed too fast to be of any use @@Groundlord
@@GroundlordThe problem that you have there is that you believe the exorcists are the main bulk of heaven forces they are not they are just ladies picked by Adam given a weapon and told "alright we go on a murder spree!" Michael leads the heavenly army..ya know the guy that kicked Lucifer to begin with out combine that with the fact that hell simply doesn't have the heavenly weapons needed to actually cause any real damage to heaven. numbers means nothing when those numbers can't be used even as meat shields
@@GroundlordThe problem that you have there is that you believe the extermination squad are the main bulk of heaven forces they are not they are just ladies picked by Adam given a weapon and told "alright we go on a murder spree!" Michael leads the heavenly army..ya know the guy that defeated Lucifer to begin with, combine that with the fact that hell simply doesn't have the heavenly weapons needed to actually cause any real damage to heaven. numbers means nothing when those numbers can't be used even as shields magic advantage plays a massive factor and heaven simply holds the natural advantage
Many of the designs are familiar because among the fallen angels that fought with Lucifer in the rebellion are from the Ars Goetia (Like Paimon) so that's why the designs are so familiar because many of the ancestors of demon royalties we're in fact at some point angels that fell with Lucifer
You brought up a really good point here, the more freaky bird motif for the seraphins' true form. In the source material (aka MANY interpretations of the bible), some Seraphims had indeed fallen with Lucifer.... Would that mean the Goetia like Stolas spawned from some of these fallen angels? time to theorize
No because in this universe only Lucifer fell, not the other angels
@@Ashurman666 i wouldn't be so sure. On episode 5 we saw Azazel on Charlie's cellphone list, and he's a pretty well known fallen angel. I'm mostly theorizing here now, but maybe there might be a connection. Idk
@@Ashurman666 No it was confirmed that there were other fallen angels in the Hazbin verse.
@@Springy05isn’t Azazel the angel of Death? Can’t wait to see him!
@@brotherkhrayn3525 thats Azrael. Azazel is an angel who fell cuz he liked to bang people, which generated the giants like Goliath
Best purchase in a while, love your reactions airer, glad i can finally support you monthly, also, the "stick it to the man" was a reference to the the musical "school of rock", as Alex Brightman (adams Voiceactor) played in it and sung it :)
Oh, I had no idea it was a shout out to his previous work. Rally cool they managed to work it in so well. 😯
@@AirierThat song has been stuck in my head for the last few days because fans are making animatics of it with Adam singing it.😂
Airer completely misread Sera’s character and it’s hilarious to watch him just constantly think her every action is fuelled by a horrible mindset. She’s a hypocrite but not the horrible person he’s making her out to be, it’s so funny to watch.
Actually it made me a little mad, that I had to make a comment defending Sera's perspective.
The Thing Is That Sera Is Unforgivable In Tgat Situation.
There Is Literally No Exuse For Her Acting.
Instead Of Solving TheProblem She Is A Monster Worse Then Th Because Being A Hypocritical Murderer Pretending To Be Honorable Is Literally One Of ThecHarsest Sins So She Is Not Only As Bad As Them, But Eveb More Evil Then Some Of Them Just Because Of THAT LevelOf Hypocricity.
I HATE THE FACT THAT PEOPLE DEFENDINF SOMETHING LIKE THAT.@@GothremenBhason
@@user-dd7hv2sx5b*Entirety of the show* "Yeah so what were trying to point out is morality is shades of grey and you can't just jump to conclusions and label someone evil or unforgivable without proper context"
*A "fan" of the show who throws caps on everything*
Oh _god_
I think the _"I love alcohol!"_ guy might be _my_ spirit animal. Bro is a whole mood.
The LORE dump in this one is crazy
I love the nod to Adam's VA being the lead in the musical rendition of School of Rock with the "Stick it to the man" note.
Alex Brightman is a gift where he makes his sandpaper voice an absolute treat for the ears.
@@jled787especially in Beetlejuice.
In terms of Sir Pentious, that man is Jack spicer level of evil, and yes i went there. Also as someone who dealt with Walmart, trust me i get it.
Misguided Evil, who is also immature and naive. Yep, Jack Spicer Evil to a T.
Sera isnt at the top. Shes not evil, shes terrified of any change because she doesnt know the rules shes playing by and upholding. I don't think anyone in heaven does.
She doesn't know the criteria for souls getting into heaven or getting denied and she is afraid that any attempt on her peoples behalf to clarify the system will be seen as her people questioning the status quo which could end up with them being damned to hell like lucifer.
That's why she is so concerned about Emily's behavior, none of them know the reasoning behind their roles they just know they have to enforce them or risk damnation. They have spent all of creation simply turning like good little cogs in the machine guiding the souls that show up at the pearly gates but despite the backstory in episode one implying that the angels created earth, heaven, and hell there seems to be another force at play here because they don't seem to know how the souls actually "show up".
Now I'm curious as to how the show will present the "other force" you wrote about.
It’s so easy to be a good and virtuous person when you’re graced with only good options to choose from.
It is my belief that what gets you into heaven is that nothing bad really happened to you. Like, everything just worked out to your favour. You were never given only loosing choices. Like, commit theft of water, or literally expire from dehydration.
In My Opinion As Atheist It Would Be More FAIR To Just Count Youre Amount Of Good Deeds And Sind And That Exactly You Did.
Well, the only hole in that line of thinking for me is Angel Dust’s sister. She got into heaven, but Angel and the rest of his family didn’t.
@@brotherkhrayn3525 not just her, Angel’s mom is there too. If my theory on Adam is correct, then ignorance of evil means you don’t get judged for it. If Angel and the boys kept the criminal activity secret from the girls they’d reap all the benefits while not being tainted by the sins. It’s easy to be virtuous when people are making it work for you. Sure, it’s a bit odd you don’t wonder where all this is coming from at all but the good you contribute outweighs the bad.
I like your comment! I think it’s good to question theories.
@Airier
Hell=Sinners
Heaven=Winners
i know its stupid but that's what they call human souls depending were they end up.
Nah, it was made so Adam can have a rhyme
@@Riddler909It’s on the official cards tho lmao
@@Sellswordking "Are they winners, are they sinners!? Cause it's cut and dry, tooth for an tooth eye for an eye!
@@Riddler909 Yeah, and on the trading cards they made for the show and the one showing human souls in Heaven called them Winners and the one showing human souls in Hell called them Sinners.
Calling it know, Arier isn’t gonna get the “Ace in the hole” joke in the next episode XD
Can You Explain That Joke To Me Please?
I M Russian so i didnt get it.
Let me guess its about someone having a cold dick?
You Americans Loving Jokes About Dicks To Much...
You were right 🤣🤣
Airier completely misreading Sera is hilarious. The ranking angels are assigned roles. They can't stray from their positions. She fears that if they do, they could fall. Sera wants to protect Emily. Even when Sera is alone with Adam and Lute, she states that Adam's job was to keep the demon's unrest. That Charlie is misguided, yet she doesn't bad mouth Lucifer. Sera and Lucifer pretty much view Sinners in the same way. There's definitely some hypocrisy when it comes to human souls, but I wouldn't sweep everything Sera is saying under the rug. Especially since they only exterminate Sinners and keep it contained in the Pride Ring.
And that's another thing. Sinners kill each other, but eventually respawn because Hell is forever a punishment. They even tell us this in episode 2 with Velvet's model being torn apart. The extermination is a big hit because the Exorcists can erase human souls. Sinners killed by them don't ever come back.
My theory is that I think the Ars Goetia are Ex-Seraphim. If you notice the golden statue on the courtroom, it could be mistaken for either one. The hellbourns tend to be descendants of those who rebeled with Lucifer. The visual storytelling of this show is fantastic so i wouldn't be surprised.
Its really a wonder how Demons could rebel when its implied by Adam and Lute freaking out how Charlie and Vaggie got inside Heaven in the first place.
Like we know Angels and the Ars Goetia could open portals to different realms, but Demons cannot. And its common knowledge that Lucifer is the only one in the Pride Ring that could open a portal to heaven (Blitzo and IMP are relatively infamous plus they can only open a portal to Earth and not to Heaven).
So how would the Demons even manage to revolt and rise up against heaven when they're trapped in Hell? Surely they can't even standup against Lucifer who could simply just go to another ring or through a portal he makes and leave them stranded.
Well Alastor (and probably other overlords too) "tears souls apart" which I would heared the arguement would mean being ereased. So some of them can do that to each other.
The Goetia, in actual mythology, are fallen angels, so sharing a bird motif with other angelic entities makes sense
Honestly I take it as adam or some other part gave the pitch to do that but most sinners and the like I feel under lilith song could rival the Angels. It's why she agreed to it. She fears a uprising. If the powers of hell actually worked together I think most Angel's and souls there would lose. But they cant due to their natures and everything. The overlords are stronger then the regular person that's for sure but I wonder if they get that from being under someone or the deals they make. And I think sera kept it from the public she they didnt worry or start to question things. So Emily and them wouldnt fall like another seraphim did. Lucifer. *spoilers*
Also if not for Charlie's disposition for well being good I think she wouldnt have lost that fight. But that and plot made it happen. But we need alot of answers that I hope some in season 2 get answered.
To be fair, "demon respawns" lore point is conveyed really awfully in the show. I don't know still if this is true or not actually.
(They are conjugating "seraphim" wrong, but honestly most people do. Seraphim is plural. Singular is "seraph.")
I'm still pissed Adam can drop all kinds of language and no one bats an eye but Charlie saying a F-bomb makes all the Heavenly Host gasp in unison. XD
(I do think that Adam is actually doing embarrassed face, and absolutely did not mean to spill those beans. Lute on the other hand doesn't give a crap.)
I imagine they're just used to Adam doing that, and they've come to accept they can't actually do anything to stop him.
I think a lot of folks overlook that Adam, while the highest ranking one, is a *human* soul. Charlie isn’t, neither are the seraphim. Sera looked put off by it but Emily just looked surprised like “oh! okay! so everyone in Hell talks the way human souls do!”
Seraphim is also used as a species term.
Adam can't feel embarrassment
The Goetia, in actual mythology, are fallen angels, so sharing a bird motif with other angelic entities makes sense. And with hell being a corruption of the afterlife, it makes sense that it resembles a twisted version of heaven. That corruption is also believed to be the source of Sera's reticence with dealing with sinners. Hell is a cage for Roo, short for Root-Of-All-Evil, the literal incarnation and source of all evil in the HH universe, even contained their darkness reaches out corrupting all it touches, which is why earth is as shitty as it is. It is thought that the requirement to enter heaven is simply, "don't let her (Roo) in" thus why Adam got in despite being a bag of dicks, Roo had no presence in creation until the apple incident. Sinners and the hellborn on the other hand spend who knows how long steeping in Roo's corruption and Sera is worried about it getting into heaven
Sera doesn't strike me as a bad person. I think, like she said, that there is still a lot we don't know about the poilitical aspect of Hazbin Hotel. She really seem to be afraid of something, a dark force we haven't seen yet, or maybe Lilith herself, who is said to have give power to hell while Lucifer hide in misery. Or maybe Lucifer himself, a fallen angel more powerful than any demon, or Charlie, being half angel herself. All Charlie has heard so far is the positive version of the mytheologye of heaven and hell, she respect both. the point of this episode was to show us even angels doesn't know why some souls got to heaven while other are stuck to hell. We don't know how it's decided but it doesn't seem to be in her control. And we don't know if there is a higher power than Sera in heaven, but it may be capable to banish someone as important as Lucifer. And she fears that if Emily starts to question this order, she may suffer the same fate, or even Sera herself.
I agree. Sera could well be placed as the Big Bad but I don't think the writers are conveying that. In the conversation with Adam she says she only agreed with the extermination because she didn't think it would let trouble reach heaven, and later when she makes the ruling that there can be no redemption via the hotel it is after she has admitted that humans just appear in heaven and that they believe this shows they are worthy. Despite the sinners showing they can do the right thing whatever makes that decision has not allowed them into heaven so there is no evidence that it can be done.
As to supposition I still think the Big Bad is actually Eve who is the avatar of Evil that Lucifer's actions allowed to enter the human world. I also think it is this that Sera is scared of getting into Heaven. The opening episode has Adam moving up the exorcism because one of the angels died but most of Heaven probably think it's just because Angels are dicks. Just suppose that Adam and Sera truly think that the Evil is gaining power and the intimation that more people go to Hell than Heaven is clear proof that Evil is slowly winning. If this is the case then Adam would always justify the Cleanse with some other reason than admit they may be losing. Irony may be that the sinners believe the yearly cleanse to just be meaningless cruelty while the angels see it as continuous battles against an unending horde and the dead angel proof that they could lose.
@@stevenminnett524 Yep, I agree with you ! I wonder how Lilith and Adam deal comes up still :3
@dogti2959 My headcanon is that Eve who started just below Lilith and Adam in power became the very first overlord in hell building ip power to try and outdo Lilith who was empowered by Hell. Eve then made a deal with a young wendigo named Alastor helping him to build up power by killing her rival overlords and finally when he had the power to do so she sent him after Lilith who fled to Heaven where they could not follow her. That was the deal with Adam. He helped her hid while he and his exorcist hunted Eve and her minions in Hell.
Okay, I agree with most of what you’re saying, but no, Sera is a bad person. She signed off on genocide, and despite feeling guilty, still justifies it. The extermination being exposed to the rest of Heaven should’ve immediately put a stop to them, but Sera still allows it to continue in the finale and Adam (and Lute) face no repercussions this episode.
@@bgvo4373 Thing is, we don't know the context behind the extermination. Sera said hell was uprising and heaven souls were in danger, Hell's mythology says it was for fear of their powers. We have seen demons with bad intentions, they are not as well intentioned as Charlie. And we know all angels aren't as sweet as Emily. I think we are missing pieces, and if Sera is a bad person, so is Lucifer. We still don't why Lilith is now in heaven and what deal she made with Adam. And we don't know where Eve is either.
It's not exactly all hypocritical it's just Exorcists and Seraphims
IT IS Hypocritical.
THE WHOLE POINT OF RELIGION IS TO FORGIVE AND REDEEM PEOPLE.
@@user-dd7hv2sx5b What I meant is that not whole of heaven is hypocritical
10:16
That Spider "Winner" is actually Angel Dust's sister.
A few other things:
13:06 - The exterminations were Adam's idea and he completely relishes in them in contrast to how Sera reluctantly approved of it because she was under the assumption the demons were uprising and is still remorseful over them.
30:49 - She clearly had a remorseful look on her face.
32:14 - Sera clearly isn't OK with it and nobody in Heaven is either, which is why she wanted to keep it a secret.
32:38 - That image was from Emily's perspective of how she's seeing Sera at the moment.
34:44 - She was disgusted at Adam's pettiness, saying they would start the exterminations at the hotel. It had nothing to do with Charlie.
35:08 - Everyone in the courtroom, not just Sera, was displeased with his behavior. That's why he backed down.
Hope this doesn't sound rude, but you really missed quite a few things about what were trying to be conveyed.
the ars goetia (such as stolas, stella, ect) are considered in the manuscripts they come from to be the fallen angels who fought heaven and their decedents. likely they were lower on the ladder than the seraphim but they likely get that bird shape from that
19:51 He "stuck it to God" when he ate the apple
But he didn't ate the apple in the story, Eve did, not Adam.
@@Rayni_XZ.o They both did, Eve just ate it first
@@emilyschomer6715 Think about, if he did, he wouldn't be in heaven, would he?
6:08 Now that you mention it, St. Peter REALLY gives Uncanny Valley vibes 😬
7:39
Those are Seraphim Angels
Multiple Eyes and such
Sera is basically the Big boss of them hence her name literally being SERA-phim
The smaller Angel with her is Emily
How were they uprising when this is the first time in centuries and angel has been killed?
Seemed like things were under control until the extermination started.
My guess, VERY different definition of an uprising.
Yeah @@Airier
@@AirierSeems like an analogy for occupied territories. Hell isn’t really an independent dimension; Heaven is still the one in ultimate control. Nobody is allowed to leave Hell, while Heaven’s denizens can go wherever. Heaven can get away with slaughtering Hell’s population for basically any reason, while Hell’s people can get killed even when they follow all of Heaven’s arbitrary rules. Hell is deliberately denied the opportunity and resources to change for the better; even if they managed to make some small improvement, all of their progress would be lost after each Extermination, so there’s no motivation to change because what’s the damn point?
Hell is an oppressed majority trapped in an open-air prison owned by Heaven’s ruling elite.
It sounds a lot like the exterminations were Adam's idea, and he greatly exaggerated the threat, claiming Hell was in danger of imminent uprising in order to get Sera on board with the plan.
The lower angels look like stella likely because they are kinda distant relatives. The first of the goetia are likely fallen angels, or at least were created by fallen angels (like paimon)
Actually, on the hierarchy of angels, Seraphim are the highest ranking.
"Lower angels"
These are not lower angels, they are the single highest order and Sera is the leader of that order.
She in the absolute top brass of Heaven(only below the Speaker of God and ranking above Lucifer as she is Head Seraph to his Seraph) and Emily is basically the Charlie of Heaven in terms of how high she ranks.
Adam is the General of Heaven's entire military and Sera outranks him by far.
She's also directly shown creating humanity.
I feel like Sarah isn’t actively malicious. she is a hypocrite for certain and she has supported atrocities but I think she’s genuinely doing it because she’s afraid and doesn’t know what to do. And the reason she’s not considering any other option is because if there is another option, it means that she was wrong and is responsible for hundreds of thousands of innocent deaths. which is a terrifying thing to imagine as someone whose entire worldview is based around being good and a protector
10:22 that is in fact, angel dusts sister, Molly
Sera makes it a specific point to tell Emily, the young seraphim of joy, not to question things, because she could fall, just like Lucifer, who brought joy, and fell because of the questions and ideas he had... no wonder Emily and Charlie get along so well.
Ok, you’ve finally made it to Episode 6, now I can mention the hints in prior episodes that Vaggie was not a sinner or hell born. In Episode 1 Vaggie is trying to tell Charlie how the angels are, but Charlie like most of the people watching were too focused on a ‘Happy Day in Hell’ song. Vaggie was describing Adam and Lute, because she knew them. In Episode 3, while on the roof, Vaggie says “How long are we going to stand by and watch ‘your’ people be killed.” If Vaggie was a sinner she would have said ‘our’ people. In Episode 5, when Lucifer is talking about how heaven and the angels are, Vaggie turns to look away. Like she is ashamed of how her kind have been. Also she is afraid of going back. Which is why she was so hesitant of going back. Finally during this episode every “exciting” thing in Heaven is just not interesting since she’s seen it all before. Oh and her having the big X over her eye and wielding an Angelic spear. Needless to say the clues were there. Although I finally noticed on my 5th or 6th watch through…. So many reactors… lol
Best episode by far, also, Emily is the second best character, next to pentious
I would say that for Adam's "Stick it to the man" point he in specific was sticking it to GOD since he outright did the one thing he was told not to do in Eden.
Well this is just how author percives souls in general
4:33 that would be dangerous, but not for them
10:30 yep, thats probably Angel's sibling
31:20 about blood on her, to this point for whole episode we didnt seen it. She have it all the time but bot in that episode. It appers on her after she puts her mask on.
Well... The thing with Sera, I think, is that she's the kind of person who thinks she's doing the right thing even if she's not. Yeah, she's hypocritical but not evil, she really seems to care about souls... in heaven, she is kinda like Lucifer and see sinners as trash, like she doesn't give a f... 'bout sinners, and that's why she doesn't care about them dying. She is just like the kind of ruler who is willing to do whatever it takes to protect their own and keep everything in order(most like under her control), kinda narcissistic, ruthless, paranoid, and, of course, hypocritical. So to me she's not evil but wrong.
ahh that's so sweet that your wife cleans when she's drunk! just before you said that i was thinking "i used to have a roommate that would hyperfixate on cleaning after a night at the bar," and i was wondering if anyone else did that
When making the comparison between angels and the demons we have to remember that the deadly sins were heavenly beings that fell with lucifer. So of course they look similar. They are crafted from the same mold.
@Airier this is the episode i told you to start to pay attention to the background. even more when Sir Pentious is in the background ( he's asking Charlie for advice ) or at lest this episode onworded
Its 8 episode
So with regards to Sera, yes, she IS a Hypocrite… BUT, I do firmly believe that she does TRULY Love Emily, as Sera’s character reminds me a lot of Cornelia from Code Geass. Cornelia is both an Imperial Princess of Britannia, and a General in the Britannian army, and in order to keep her father happy and her little sister Euphemia (who Emily also feels very similar too) safe, Cornelia literally slaughters THOUSANDS, on a near daily basis on the field of Battle, soaking herself in blood to be recognised as the greatest General in Britannia, so that she has the power to keep Euphemia under her protection (specifically, protection from their father the Emperor, who would not hesitate to use Euphemia as a political pawn if it suited his goals).
In Sera, I see a lot of Cornelia, doing what she at least believes is required to keep Emily safe. Does that make it right, of course not, is Sera gonna get a firm reality check down the line, oh very much so, but until we see further evidence to the contrary, I do not think she is evil. Hypocritical, Rigid and unwilling to accept change, yes… evil, no, not until we see a her commit a truly evil act.
I do have a theory though on how we reached this situation. Pay CLOSE attention to the very LAST scene in episode 8, as stuff is revealed there that is pertinent to this theory, but the basics are as follows. Adam, and a certain someone who shall not be named as I don’t do spoilers, convinced Sera that Hell was preparing for war against Heaven. I’m also of the belief that Sera is not TRULY the leader of Heaven, and is simply keeping the seat warm for someone or something else… so when she hears about a potential uprising in Hell, she predictably, Panics. Add in the fact that she truly does care for Emily and we have even MORE fuel to add to that panic fire. Seeking a solution, she turns to Adam who brought this information forward and inquires if he has any suggestions… at which point he recommends the Exterminations, remember Sera’s line, “I never would have agreed to your Yearly Activities if I thought it would bring trouble to our doorstep.” Sera was NOT the one to suggest the Exterminations, Adam was, Sera only went along with it because she is OBSESSED with keeping Emily, and by extension Heaven, safe, but had she known how things would turn out, it’s possible she may have shut it down.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but that doesn’t sound murderous to me, more conflicted. She understands what she is agreeing to is wrong, but goes along with it because she believes it gets her what she wants, protection from the monsters at the gates. There is so much still to unpack with Sera, but I’m confident that she will have a turnaround eventually… the tragic part however is, this turnaround may come with a price, and I'm TERRIFIED that the price will be Emily.
11:56 Seraphim is the plural (the singular being Seraph) but in Hazbin Seraphim is used as both the singular and plural
"spoiler" warning:
Another paralel between angels and the goetia is that both can only be hurt by angelic weapons
That's a spoiler you lil'.
Spoilers smh my head
The funny thing about this is I'm pretty sure in the original myths, Goetia are meant to be fallen angels (maybe I'm mistaken)
For those saying "spoilers":
You can see an angel (Veggie) be hurt by angelic weapons in this very episode
@@gustavogarcia8783 Still meant to be a twist later, clues don't count as reveals, regardless of how obvious, especially considering he didn't catch it
10:10 AIRIER PLEASE i cant with these freeze frames of emily and peter x']
I think you completely misjudged Sera. We know where extermination came from and why it is repeated regularly. Lucifer was also involved in this decision. Maybe Sera cares too much about Emily, but she's definitely not evil and doesn't derive any pleasure from it like Adam and Lute, for example. It's not Sera who decides who goes to heaven and when, and as she said, not all the rules are strict and you simply don't know about many things.
Have you noticed that in Lucifer's song, when he shows little Charlie the glow of a bird with wings, this bird closely resembles the form of Sera when we see her at the very beginning?
If the 4 seraphim you're talking about are the 4 elder angels from the flashback in episode 1, then one of those was actually an Ophanim.
Lute's my fav. Shes a bit unhinged tho
Also I really like how you focus in small details some people could miss!
She told Adam that was uncalled for. She was upset at him.
I don't think Sera is hypocritical, i think she got left in charge of a heaven she doesn't understand or control after god wandered off. The captain is gone and the cruiseship is on autopilot. So she cracks down on dissent to keep things stable.
This is also why i think she and Lucifer were a couple but he was promoting change, which she doesn't like.
29:52 - Nah, not really. 😅 The people on the top not really get to decide either. And to say "they just need someone below them" makes no sense anyway, because even if that was true, they don't need for them being SO MANY (that's the problem in the first place, that they are too numerous compared to the heaven population and the numbers scared Sera). The theme of the show it was redemption until now, and if Angel and co. didn't do SOMETHING to end in Hell, they wouldn't need redemption in the first place, and that isn't what Charlie is about, she never denied sinners are... well, sinners. She is just saying people can change... even after death... because in this show the afterlife is too much similar to normal life. 😅
The spider angle is actually Angel’s sister, Mollie. And School Of Rock Musical reference with the “Stick It To The Man” line.
The Ars Goetia are angels who sided with Lucifer and ended up forming Hell's aristocracy. Theyl ook the same as some angles because they are the same as those angles, with the distinction that they draw their power from Hell instead of Heaven now.
people in heaven are mostly virtuous people. They do have some bad eggs. Unfortunately those bad eggs are the ones in charge though not all of the top guns are bad as we see in the meeting. Most just thought nothing bad is happening not knowing there's a yearly extermination in hell
Am I the only one who feels like the "welcome to heaven" song is a bit rubbing it in on sera's and saint peters part?
They say the eyes are the windows to the soul, and Sara's soul definitely belongs in Hell.
10:15 that spider person is none other than Angel dust's sister Molly.
She probably ended up in heaven after refusing to join her family's mafia terrorising spree when they were still on earth.
i really hope we get to see a reunion from these two!^^
-edit: just watched the entire video, and from what I've seen about your opinion on sera, it's kinda harsh, i see where you're coming from but it feels like sera has rather good intentions that she unfortunately doesn't know how to express, i don't want to spoil you on later episodes but it seems like she was tricked by Adam to let the extermination thrive, she probably has a greater role in season 2
There's no official confirmation of that, it's only speculation
@@Ashurman666 Im not sure if I've seen vivzie talking about Molly anywhere recently other than her appearance in heaven, but her name being "Molly" which is a reference to a drug name just like "Angel dust" and her being a spider (which means she has participated in some way in Angel's family "web crime" )
i just think it's really nice to see her in heaven, the only times we've ever seen her was in vivzie's old drawings of her
@@Michelleisanidiot again, there's no confirmation that character is Molly and until Vivzie says it is(or isn't) saying that it IS Molly is just speculation
@@Ashurman666 I should've probably added that it was a theory, but from the looks of kt she looks extremely similar to Molly's design, or if she would even be in the show at all
@@Michelleisanidiot IT's not uncommon for old designs to be repurposed for something else
xD i mean yup, the spider you saw is related to angel, his twin
11:25
Adam loves wearing his Exorcist mask way to much
Gotta keep all the guilt away somehow.
My view on it is that he wants to be special.
See how often he mentions he was the first man like that's an acomplesment of his and not just hapenstance.
Without his mask he blends in with everyone else in heaven, with the mask on it always ensures he stands out amoungst the crowd visually
The bird reprsentation is intresting. Im pretty sure gotiea and syrpths are on the same level in their respective kingdom and so they mirror eachther. The dradly sins mirror either the 7 virtures if they exist in this universe, or just the arch- angels. Then winners and sinners mirror eachother (with exterminators a little above them. Although not comfirmed its adsumed they are heaven born at that the winner, Adam, made them) and they we have heaven born and hell borns at the bottom, with cherubs and Imps being as far down as you go. (Since we dont count hellhounds because they are considered not as actual individuals a lot of the time)
Darren Criss voiced St Peter. You might know him best as Superman, Raphael, and Glee.
I don't think that's entirely fair to Sera, she's very flawed and has a lot of blood in her hands... But you can't say she's worse than Adam.
And no, she wasn't saying "keep this problem from getting any worse" as in killing them, just literally keep it from getting worse
And in the end, she's just doing what she thinks is the necessary evil for the sake of not attracting trouble. Because the God of this world is definitely a total Dick and we can immediately tell even without having even met them.
Yeah, Sera’s fire eye scene gives me STRONG Father Frollo vibes, and thats Never good
To be fair, that isn't purely reflective of Sera's actually nature.
It's framed from Emily's point of view her ost faith in Sera, and next we see Emily surrounded by fire to symbolize Sera's fear of her ending up fallen.
Sera is absolutely a hypocrite enabling mass death because she's too afraid to face a situation she doesn't understand, but overall I think she genuinely doesn't like the exterminations but is convinced it's the only option she has to protect Heaven.
@@williamharmon4039 i mean… Frollo (somehow that i have never been able to ken) sincerely believed that what he was doing was “the right thing” and that he “had the right to do it” too… but yeah, she is at least not nearly AS bad… well, so far that we have seen
... you are the first person I've seen who saw that Pride sticker and been like "Oh, cause she's in the Pride ring" and not "Oh, Pride! Because she's a bisexual woman in a sapphic relationship."
Honestly, it's probably a reference to both. Vivian is extremely skilled at layered jokes. Pun intended.
Vaggie's bangs even look like a folded wing lmao
Stick it to the man is a reference to school of rock witch is a musical adams voice actor, alex brightman, was a part of. There is a song he sings called stick it to the man.
Me personally i dont know why they relied on Adam to know how a soul gets into heaven, thats something god would know if none of them did know. Adam is a hypocrite. A murderer. Etc etc, not someone to be trusted. And the fact that he turned around to scribble down what was required should have been a big red flag to start with.
Oh and when Adam spilled the beans about the exterminations in the song, The reason Adam and Lute looked so smug is because their mentalities are "Nothing we can do is wrong, everything we do is okay" basically
I think Viv is afraid of Christianity's warthog the moment God is even slightly described in other sources than the bible.
Sure God been used for references and punchlines in comedy mostly but nothing serious and his characteristics weren't that far off from the bible anyway (mostly described as calm figure when talking with his creation, understanding, making points, patient etc.).
People already did that with Muslims many times and their threats have been fulfilled and been mostly deadly among with tracking down people who dared to do *any* portrayal of God, his personality and their religion in any form.
Can only hope Christianity won't be the same way, because it seems to they started to go the same route again quite recently.
Besides that it's really hard to put God in the story, since he can just make whatever and making heaven hypocritical would cause huge amount of whining, because that would mean calling God hypocritical.
Since he is the one making the rules in biblical canon.
So far the show seems to be acting like God doesn't exist in the setting since the angels were described as the ones who made the world and all.
So as far as we know Adam really was their only source of evidence on that.
What I find interesting about Sera is that she doesn't seem to be malicious in the same way Adam and Lute are or even to really like the exterminations.
She seems to genuinely be concerned with the safety of Heaven and those in it, but she's too afraid to investigate or question things she doesn't understand because of the consequences she fears would come from going against how things are or whatever reason they are that way.
At the very least, she doesn't strike me as genuinely evil so much as unwilling to take any risks with the status quo because she's afraid of ruining everything by doing that.
Her critical flaws are cowardice and hypocrisy.
Can we get some hearts for Emily in the comments, please?❤
In terms of Angel ranking, Seraphim are above archangels and regular angels. Lucifer is a Seraphim. It’s how he’s able to pull strings in Heaven, and Charlie’s half Seraphim.
Pretty sure Lucifer is above the Seraphim. If anything, the Seraphim are the heaven equivalent of the Goetia, meaning they are rank 3 in the hierarchy, if one even exists in heaven. Remember that in hell Lucifer is number one in the hierarchy, there's no reason to believe he'd have anyone above him in heaven except for God itself.
@@Ashurman666 No no, Lucifer is quite literally confirmed to be a Seraphim. All Seraphim have 6 wings, as does Lucifer
@@HellIsForeverWithInfinite Just because all the Seraphim have 6 wings and Lucifer does too it doesn't mean he's a Seraph as he very well could be a rank higher than Seraph. After all, he's supposed to be the angel closest to God, above all the other angels. Also Seraphim is plural, just so you know
@@Ashurman666 They don't use it as plural so I'm saying it how they do when speaking of theirs.
Also no, he's quite literally confirmed as a Seraphim if I remember right
And if not, Sera was shown along with the other angels in the first episode. the angels that cast him out to begin with, implying that she has the power to make him fall
@@HellIsForeverWithInfinite They use it as plural but it's the incorrect usage. No he's not confirmed as a Seraphim, just an angel. As for his banishment, he was going against their rules. Even if he's a rank higher, they'd have reason to banish him rightfully.
The spider girl is Angel Dust’s twin sister Molly
I just realized Vaggie probably comes from the term vagabond, someone who wanders place to place
Considering Adam named her after what he considers the best thing ever and pronounces her name with a soft g unlike everything else, I think he had a much more vulgar inspiration for what her name is supposed to sound like.
Serah isn’t being a hypocrite. The fact is, demons are the absolute worst, and literally in episode 2, Velvette proposes that they go to war with Heaven. Serah has a tough decision to make and bear it alone. Because going against the status quo will result in worse backlash. Just as Lucifer’s actions resulted in evil being born into humanity.
It’s not black and white, but shades of grey.
I also suspect that there is more to Seras then her just being unjust. Specialy when she looks so depressed while saying "No everything is written". I think that hints at something bigger or more problematic at work. Maybe even an unwritten rule that was given just to hear as the head Serafim.
Why does everyone spell it with an h?
The subtitles, the wiki, literally everywhere else spells it as Sera??
10:28 Molly, Angel's twin sister
Perfect Timing. I was just searching for reactions to You Didn't Know.
The spider person in heaven is Angel dusts twin sister Molly
As one reactor once said, this song is like a dark souls boss! Its gets better and better and phase changes, becoming more badass with each changeup!
Actual angels are usually depicted looking like good versions of love-craftian creatures and artwork of one giant eye in the center of their mass. Basically, know all see all.
Adam is one of my favorite characters, to me, he is well written villain. Vivienne and some animators and writers wrote on Twitter that he is one of their favorite characters, and how fun they have writing him. A charismatic funny cocky toxic spoiled misogynistic sexist based douchebag that you have fun love to hate. And there is a reason why he is that evil. He wasn't evil when he was alive, he was just a selfish person who fought his wife was made for him in his eyes, because she appeared a little bit later after his birth, and he wanted her to do what he wants, he demanded control, let's not forget that he is first human, he didn't have parents who could teach him a discipline and what's right and wrong, he grew up in the environment that morals for humanity didn't existed yet, when he get to heaven, Sera didn't make him realize that he made mistake, and the fact that Lilith didn't submit his will, and later with lucifer exposed earth to the root of all evil, and perhaps possessed his new wife Eve, in Adam's eyes that makes his actions, his idea "that woman are not equals as him but a man's additions who should submit him" look good, when Lilith and Lucifer are villains in his point of view. Also in hazbin hotel he didn't ate the fruit of knowledge, because of this, he didn't gain knowledge, did not allow him to realize his mistakes, and cannot find the difference between good and evil, so he has black and white views. And then Sera gives him a royal fancy live, that he will get anithing he wants on the silver platter, and not facing a consequences of his mistakes, and he lived like Kuzco, without love and discipline reveling in power in ten thousands years, so what's why he is so spoiled frat bro and has God complexes, because of the fact he get from Sera and Elders that he is the first human, a special who gave birth to humanity, reason why Adam is so evil is due to him being spoiled rotten because of how he had the whole world in his favor on how he wanted to see it fit, making him labeled to be too special for his benefit, ironically this makes him more in line with how the original biblical Devil is than Lucifer, having his perfection corrupt him. In first episode what he sayed, he was wrong, but he didn't lied because he genuinely believes in that.
Adam is the Villain you love to hate, while Valentino is just the worst.
@jled787 yeah, but some people irritates me, when they want my favorite character, Adam die and i hate them. Ep 6 revealed that angels don't choose which souls get to heaven or hell. So that means that Adam wasn't evil before he died, as many people thinks. Justice for Adam, he doesn't deserve hate at all unlike valentino. It's clear the way Adam is right now, can't be in heaven, and angels don't choose which souls get to heaven, the souls getting in heaven or hell automatically. So Adam wasn't evil soul ten thousands years ago, he may have good soul, but he was just a selfish person,not evil, who doesn't have any knowledge about morals, what's right or wrong, good or bad, he is first man in the environment that morals didn't existed for humanity yet, he is just doesn'tknow what he's doing. He didn't ate fruit of knowledge, that's why he is first human soul in heaven. He get so spoiled in heaven, and become a frat bro. Like common, I love Adam, he is funny, a prankster and troll. He has funny lines that made me laugh "hot as f tho" "guitar solo" and "low blow karen". He doesn't bully anyone in heaven, and doesn't even care about hiding a secret about extermination, he almost didn't spel the beans in town, and then spel the beans in court, he himself doesn't understand why hiding a secret, he is hiding a secret only because it's Sera's order, but he doesn't understand why, and why winners would care about sinners. In hell sinners that not any better than Adam are more than sinners who deserves a second chance. Alex Brightman voices him. He never voices terrible character, always great, Beetlejuice, Pugsly, Fizzarolli and Sir Pentious. Adam is great and underrated character, he is terrible person, but Alastor, Vox, Velvette are terrible people too, but we love them being evil and fun.
@@jled787 .
I really hope the for the next season he comes back as a sinner. That would be such a great story idea, how Charlie deals with it and all that. Also it would be a good invert twist on the "𝘠𝘰𝘶 𝘌𝘪𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘳 𝘋𝘪𝘦 𝘈 𝘏𝘦𝘳𝘰, 𝘖𝘳 𝘠𝘰𝘶 𝘓𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘓𝘰𝘯𝘨 𝘌𝘯𝘰𝘶𝘨𝘩 𝘛𝘰 𝘚𝘦𝘦 𝘠𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘴𝘦𝘭𝘧 𝘉𝘦𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘦 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘝𝘪𝘭𝘭𝘢𝘪𝘯" trope.
@@richardkutsera4992 and he would basically look like Betelgeuse.
The reason heaven citizens look like hell citizens is because in hazbin hotel your cause of death affects your appearance (besides obviously hellborns and heavenborns which don’t look similar).
I like to think alastor was just chilling in the hotel with the eggs this whole time.
Speaking of, I'm sad the eggs never got to meet lucifer. 😂
10:20 That is Molly, Angel Dust's twin sister who made it into Heaven
Fun fact: During the Welcome to Heaven song, there is a blond girl in a red dress
Yes, that's Angels sister Molly. Angel and his dad went down to hell and his mother and sister went to heaven