Hazbin Hotel's Finale Changes EVERYTHING!
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HAZBIN HOTEL season 1 has reached its finale, and for the most part, I think it really stuck the landing. Delivering a satisfying conclusion for the main season 1 through line, and of course ending with some VERY tantalizing teases for what’s to come. So let’s talk Charlie, Vaggie, Alastor, Lucifer, Lilith, Adam, Pentious oh my god so much happened let’s go!
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Sir Pentious: 1. Acted selfless, 2. Didn't steal, and 3. Stuck it to the man. And now he's in heaven :,)
I love his redesign
Didn’t he technically steal a kiss from Cherri?
@@mauriceisaac3646 Cherri: "That was kinda hot"
@@heresourplan7521 So he stole her heart too!
But she will not testify against him, so "don't steal" is a "Not Proven" verdict.
"Act selfless" and "stick it to the Man" are definite passes for Sir Pentious.
@@nathanielhellerstein5871well then since Sir Pentious stole, he belongs in hell. Sorry not sorry
One small detail i RELLY LIKED was the reveal anout Adams face, one criticism i saw online a lot was "why does Adam look like a demon hes supposed to be a Angel" to show that he was actually human looking and just wore a mask of demons.
It's amazing that Adam looks human but has less humanity than the demons he despised.
@@nathanseper8738I think it's a commentary on how some religions people are more demonic than the supposed people they seem to dislike.which I'm all for.
The impact frame as Lucifer hit adams helmet was amazing aswell
Idk why but he looks like btliz’ disguise. in the Hollywood episode
The minute I saw him. I predicted he was wearing a mask.
Personally, I think the break in Alistor's voice modulation is less about the "source of his power" or anything like that, but more about a break in his demeanor. In the previous episode, Alistor explains why he's always smiling, pretty much telling us that it's a facade he maintains to keep his enemies guessing. I feel like the voice modulation is part of that facade. He keeps it up to continually remind people that he's the Radio Demon and not to be fucked with. When Adam breaks his staff, I think it's more that Alistor was caught off guard and dropped the facade for a moment, and you can kind of hear it in his voice, how surprised he is.
Alastor's showing of vulnerabilities makes him come across as more nuanced.
I saw somewhere else people noticed that when Husk stopped Alastor in the hallway, the first sentence he says is without the static, like just happens sometimes when he doesn’t bother/forgets?
@@mar-k7104 I saw on another video someone saying that Alastor's voice only modulates when he's being untruthful. I feel like that kinda fits so far
@@robertcarter5992 sometimes it stays modulated even when hes neutral, not lying or truthfull
@@mar-k7104I think someone said that in the Pilot episode Alistors radio voice faded and went away when his face was away from his cane. I think that's what they were trying to go for in the show... but, despite paying closer attention to the series, I couldn't really find a clear reason why his voice changes.
Sir Pentious went from the comic relief character to an absolute Chad in the span of 8 episodes. Kissed his crush. Refused to elaborate. Died in battle sacrificing himself. Was redeemed. So happy for Sir Pentious! Oh, and remember when Niffty said he is not a bad boy? What a hell of foreshadowing.
I feel like this has been copy pasted on every single video I have watched or I am having a stroke and need to see a doctor
It starts with sorry, and it ended with sacrifice
Eh more like one and a half episode two at best he's my favorite character but this wasn't really built up to
youre not alone there lmao @@sunfeatherX3
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I think sir pentious basically teleporting in front of Sara and Emily instead of at Peters golden gate is this universes' gods way of saying, "fuck you Sara, help Charlie! I out rank you!"
Yeah that was odd he showed up in front of them rather than St Peter. I do think it must be god or a different branch of heaven (the elders?) that personally sent Sir pentious to them
I think he’s not just an angel, but a seraphim because of all the eyes in his design
@@felixio6370 can human souls be Seraphim? I figured Seraphim were like heaven born creatures similar to what Mammon or Stolas, there since the beginning of heaven itself then helping in the creation of earth
@@TheArtChickRosie I don’t know to be honest
I just saw a lot of eyes in his design, then appearing with the two known seraphim made me wonder.
The rules of this universe might be different to the traditional rules of the bible
@@felixio6370 Oh Mammon And Stolas are characters from Vivizies other show Helluva Boss! The two shows take place in the same universe, but Helluva Boss focuses on hell-born creatures like Imps, hell hounds the really rich class of demons that I don't remember how to spell the name of and the leaders of the seven rings. Being Hell-born means they can reproduce, but they don't have a soul only sinners have souls.
The SINGLE most important reveal in the show is that Sir Pentious is redeemed. Not only showing that the nature of afterlife is not as black and white as previously thought, but showing that Charlies plans for rehabilitation do in fact work. SO stoked for season 2!
He deserves hell though. He stole a kiss from Cherrie.
1. Be Selfless
2. Don't steal
3. Stick it to the man
@@videogamevitality7810 Im sure it wasnt that bad, also the rules are not set in stone.
Excited to see how they address the redemption system that they'll form for the hotel (if they're able to show it)! Like hopefully redeemed sinners don't have to die all over again in hell in order to get into heaven, but it'd be interesting if they include a vetting/regulation system in place, so that sinners that put in the work (like Sir Pentious) can easily get into heaven, while the sinners who are comfortable staying the worst of the worst remain in hell.
@@videogamevitality7810also, Adam just made that up. We don’t know that that’s what you need to get into heaven.
I feel like the fact a deal was made could have more impact since it has no restrictions other than not hurting anyone. She could be literally forced to forfeit her royal power over to him and become the final ultimate villain of the series
And the fact that Niffty of all people is the one to kill the main antagonist is just insane, I love Niffty so much
Aria Stark type beat
Niffty is Eve.
That's why
@@videogamevitality7810Care to elaborate on that or not really?
@@videogamevitality7810 No, she's not. Nifty died in the 1950s at 22 years old
@@annadominiak6765 it's just a theory lol wouldn't it be ironic for Niffty to be Eve in disguise? And she was the one who killed Adam? Lol
I really appreciate the subtle growth of alastor over the season, you can tell he clearly has these giant plots to do grand things and probably initially atleast viewed the hotel as a joke and obligation but he's starting to actually care for the hotel and enjoy the people there even truly viewing himself as a mentor figure to charlie in his own weird way but it actually scares him that he's beginning to care, he almost dies for it even and that fact kickstarts him into getting back to his giant plot because he doesnt want to get hurt again
Yeah exactly. And I think maybe, if he does become a villain later on, that conflict will be a driving force that would either cause him to go full villain, or talk him down from that point before it goes too far.
I don't know, to me he seemed furious that he almost got killed over something he cares nothing about. I've read all his moments with Charlie as someone excited over a potentially powerful weapon to use.
He “enjoys” them but I don’t think he has a lot of genuine love for them. He’d off any of them if it helped them.
“He’s starting to actually care for the hotel and enjoy the people there”
Yeah, enough that he threatened Husk with torture
@@burnedoutgraduatestudent4482yeah cuz he was talking s***
I like the idea of Adam reincarnating in hell and his redemption becoming the ultimate challenge for Charlie's world view and beliefs in a mirror of how her redemption of souls it the ultimate challenge of Sera's.
I kind of disagree because while he’s not the most liked character in the show, he is still a widely recognized religious icon and saying he’s been banished to hell might come of disrespectful. Also that would make him the second ever fallen angel which they might maybe do 1 time ever
@@nick.100
Vaggie and 3 cherubs also were effectively cast down to hell
@@nick.100Everything they have done with Adam is disrespectful to a modern Christianity and to be fair he’s not really a religious icon. He and Eve are the reason sin came to earth according to the bible.
Yeah that is a major fan theory right now and honestly I could totally see them doing that.
Anyone else think Lucifer asking “who wants pancakes?” after the battle was a throwback to Alistor asking is anyone wanted Jambalaya after defeating Sir Pentious in the pilot? Maybe it’s a stretch but I love little tie ins like that. Maybe it’ll be a running gag, I dunno.
Well hpefully we'll know this if we see someone asking "Should we get Shwarma ?" at the end of the Season 2 finale Xp
For me, there were two moments that really stood out.
1) The banter between Lucifer and Adam during their battle. From a pure mythological perspective, it was really entertaining seeing Lucifer taunt Adam about how he cucked him with both his wives.
2) During the epilogue, right before we're shown Lilith for the first time, there's that shot of the twilight-colored waves hitting the beach. As if I wasn't already making connections to this and Evangelion in my mind already.
I love that Alastor's first deal with Charlie is, essentially a contractual "you owe me one".
And I really hope we get a proper reaction to Hell learning they can kill angels, if that doesn't lead to a war I'm gonna be disappointed.
I actually really hate the deal because they may take a obvious cop out of making her turn her heir right over to him to make him the final villain
@@nick.100 what im hoping for is that maybe he uses that favor to have Charlie get him out of being owned by someone else.
@@misabelrodriguez1163 as long as the deal never ends up being either her or Lucifer having to forfeit their power straight up, I’ll be fine with it
@@nick.100 totally agreed. i mean im hoping its not even possible to do by any means save for when charlie ascends to the throne and lucifer gives his power to his rightful heir but that's within the family so power transference is possible in this case
that would ltierally mean tellign everyone that they started it first.
First I was really upset they just killed Sir Pentious so suddendly, but after the reveal I was glad they didn't do a soppy goodbye to just be invalidated by his redemption
Definitely true but tbh he really has no place to be the one to fight the “Adam” one on one and have any sort of chance either
My theory is that the ‘favour’ Alastor wanted is for Charlie to be able to free him from whatever deal he made.
I don't think Charlie has that power or she'd be able to negate her own deal. I think it's more likely that he'll try to leverage his deal with Charlie to force whoever Alastor made the deal with to release him from it. And at this point, I'm almost positive it's Lilith.
RE: Adam being turned into a demon in hell.
To quote South Park: “Where was he gonna go, Kentucky?”
personally, had i written this show i would have had adam in the season 2 be a overlord that works with the vees, but my guess is that adam will just be resurrected in random season number 8 and have sloppy writing again
@@MimicMusicAIdude 😂😂 but you didn't write the show, and thank goodness because it was AMAZING! I wish vivzie had known she was getting a season 2, it would have been even better! Also Viv has stated she wants 4 seasons to tell the story. The show is good, get over it
you can think the show is good thats fine, but the shows pacing is annyoing. nothing feels earned@@mirandarae7678
Quick theory, Alastor's contract is with a von eldritch. His powers ping heavily as that of eldritch lore, what with the tentacles, creepy green aura, and cultist runes on the shield he made. Using a power source that most demons don't have, would also explain how he got so high up so fast.
Cool theory, I wonder which creature would reach out to him
@@ChonkedCat Von Eldritch is an actual character, op wasn't just talking about Cthulhu lookin demons
@@WhiteNoBeard471 oh dang, imma research him
The cultist runes is voodoo. Thought voodoo isn’t evil it was created by slaves who were trying to escape to give them luck and hope but Christianity made it seem evil and demonic which is why it looks like that behind him. Since he’s basically a Creole shadow man serial killer that did radio
Theres been speculation his contract is with lillith since they both disappeared for about the same amount of time and he showed up immediately after she called her mom in the pilot
Apparently there’s actually an answer to what happens to sinners that are killed but don’t make the cut for heaven. It’s an odd one. Their dark energy from their spirits absorb into the environment and objects, so some places and things have eyes on them, while the soul just dies, nothing after. That might not be a thing anymore since it was said in a Q & A, a few years ago, so they might’ve changed their minds and that isn’t what happenes, but you never know.
There were eyes in the crumbled hotel from Sir Pentious
There were eyes in the forcefield Alastor conjured
@@R_violi oh yeah, good catch.
I think it has to do with the environment, soul and vessel(body) matching (all three matching or mismatching in the case of redemption) when killed with an Angelic weapon which I believe breaks the connection between vessel and Soul completely (even if your body is completely vaporised as a demon normally you will just respawn in hell because your bodies imprint of its vessel is still intact so even with the physical body gone that imprint is still their but is destroyed by angelic weapons.
For example, Sir pentious was in hell when he died, but was good natured when he died as well, his body was demonic, resulting in a mismatch between self and environment/vessel causing ascension to the heavens aka redemption and a new vessel to form.
I believe we can use this to also explain what happens to sinners when they normally get killed with angelic weapons and what might happen to Adam if this chain of logic follows.
An average sinner in hell is still evil when killed by an angel, their vessel is also demonic, the result being their vessel becomes hell itself forming a new eye in the environment as they dissolve into a part of hell itself
And now let's go over Adams case and see if the same pattern is here, adam died in hell, His soul was evil, but his vessel was Angelic, which means his soul matches the world around him but his previous vessel doesn't that mismatch between vessel and environment allows his soul to avoid merging with the environment and enables him to become a demon and be reborn as a sinner being the opposite of sir pentious's redemption it also create a parallel and proves Charlie right in that sinners can be redeem and that angels can do whatever and remain in the sky, so long as they don't become evil and have their body killed
Demons respawn unless killed by angelic weapons, Adam didn't use a weapon so maybe Sir Pentious was just judged again, but this time instead of being sent to Hell again, he got sent to Heaven
Well, there goes all the Pentniss fandoms for now. and HE DIDN'T DIE!!! YEAH!!! Sera just realizing she f----ed up! Her expression says it all. Once word reaches Hell about this, the hotel is gonna be swarming with sinners looking to check out of hell! Charlie’s dream is now becoming a reality!
Which I kind of feel is the entire point of the show, to show that Hell was never meant to be permanent, with my headcannon being that Lucifer was sent to Hell not as a punishment, but as a mission to redeem sinners, as he was the one (together with Lilith) that allowed sin into the world. But with him only seeing the bad in people, getting depressed and not doing him mission, it fell to his daughter to carry out this mission, cause Hell needs a redeemer.
it's a very nice way of seeing it ! I hope you're right, it would make total sense@@Yudaisei0
Or they make sure, that nobody in hell learns about it. Maybe even have him locked up somewhere so even heaven won't learn about it.
@@akuladoctor7355 Emily wouldnt allow that, and with Emily beeig such a celebrity in heaven that boosts "moral" Sera cant get rid of her or else people in heaven will know something is off.
@@Yudaisei0 Hmm, I wonder where I've heard that story before.
I think Lilith made a deal with Adam to let her stay in heaven as long as she doesn’t get involved with Adam’s exterminations or to make her stop “empowering demon kind” but now since Adam is dead, the deal is broken, and since lute is the new angelic legions commander she could kick Lilith out of heaven if doesn’t stop Charlie like said at the end of episode 8
From what is believed from the actual versions of these people they probably are just about the 2 farthest people who would ever make a deal together
I find it really funny that no one talks about Eve in concept. I personally think that Eve is the one who has Alister on contract. I think Eve is gonna be a massive reveal.
I thought that too , but like apparently she's been in heaven for the last seven years
@@connorschultz380no. That's Lilith.
Eve is different
In Alastor's fight with Adam, he makes a reference about a "Soul taking charge of their own fate." I think this was a small reveal about Eve and her biting the apple.
@@connorschultz380Lilith and Eve are completely different people.
Eve has been this character who is completely in the dark she’s the first women so she should be in heaven not only is she never seen in heaven she’s Adams wife but we never even see an interaction between them in fact if anything lute is closer to Adam then eve she’s seen with Adam in heaven not planing anything they we’re just seen hanging out lutes adams first in command and ripped off her own arm to help him and in Adam’s dieing moments *Adams technically bleeds out after being stabbed* Adam smiles at lute not saying anything you think he would at least say something like idk “tell eve to get revenge for me” or something but eve is completely out the picture she has a 5 seconds in Charlie’s story book then she’s gone not even mention Lilith was mentioned more heck angel’s sister and brother where givin a character design before her we need to know what happened
The souls that are killed by the exorcist become part of hell, all those eyes you see around hell are them,they have very little consciousness .
This was said in a livestearm
Awww I was hoping they're reborn in life again 😢
Yeah but they have confirmed that anything said in a livestream (especially prior to the show) should not be treated as canon until its brought up in show. Case in point other things said in livestreams have been directly contradicted in the show itself. Such as Vaggies nature. Plus the eye motifs appear on a lot of things that wouldn't have been affected by that (like Alastors shield). I honeslty think its just a visual motif at this point.
There is something I noticed that I don't think a lot of people did.
The picture that Vox (or Val) stabs during the song is torn, and the little bit that we see, it appears to actually be Vox.
It appears that Vox and Al were actually friends at one point, so there's another potential piece of future drama.
Vox totally had a crush on Al and was pissed Al wasn't into him THAT way
Alastor dialogue with Nipty is the key, he has his own agenda and desperately, blindly wants freedom, yet he could help but almost grew attatched to the cast, almost enough ti make him put his objective in second place
The season 1 finale was freaking epic! I was especially proud of Sir Pentious, He did it all He finally kissed and or confessed to the girl of his dreams, He sacrificed himself both for the hotel and his friends and in the end he made it to Heaven, His redemption was truly well earned!
And of course the fight scenes were also badass! Hell I found it to be poetic justice when Lute lost her left arm since she took Vaggie's left eyeball.
I mean realistically that’s him committing the forbidden sins of lust and pride
@@nick.100 True, But I wouldn't be surprised if Sir Pentious's feelings for Cherri were real, We'll have to wait and see.
In fact, One of my predictions for Cherri Bomb for season 2 is, Deep down she can't get the moment Pentious kissed her out of her mind. And then maybe eventually she realizes deep down she has feelings for him too.
gotta love angel dust playing wingman for him in the previous episode too
Lucifer in the song "Hell's greatest dad", he said
"Usually I charge a sacrificial lamb. But you get the family rate!" Where he basically meant one would have to sacrifice a lamb in order to summon him, but Charlie was an exception. Until the finale-
I think it was Dazzle? But basically one of Charlie's two goat companions was killed, and then a little after that was when Lucifer finally showed up after a lot had already happened.
So basically, Charlie didn't actually have that family rate after all -
She didn't ask him to come is the difference. If Charlie asked him to stand and fight with her he would have. We aren't shown him being informed of the plan... But he did come when he was needed.
"Family rate" doesn't mean free.
"Sacrifice" typically implies intent.
Lucifer still needed the death, but he didn't need it to be on purpose, that's the "family rate"
Sir Pentious earned his redemption; unlike someone else who got in through the back door, Sera is at risk of falling when all is said and done
Sir Pentious was not killed by Angellic steel weapon, just by some blast of Adam’s. Hence he was always going to re-manifest, either in heaven or hell. Adam, on the other hand, was killed by angellic steel, so no return for him, I assume.
Yea. Maybe every death other than by an angelic weapon is a rejudgement. It’s just that it never happened because the people who died never changed
Maybe whenever a sinner dies they get re-judged, and this is just the first time that said judgement didn't end with them being sent to hell again
That blast definitely would be angelic in some way because he wouldn’t really just have a power for funsies
That's based on a lot of conjecture. Firstly it assumes that angels follow the same rule about respawning that demons do. Secondly it assumes that angelic weapons specifically only mean manufactured weapons made of metal.
@@Nanook128 The generic term angel/demon denotes whether you are resident of heaven or hell, but doesnt neccessarily mean any specific angel and demon are of different nature. Both Adam and Pentious were human souls, and as such, there should be no fundamental difference in their vulnurability to angellic steel. Also the exorcist, Camila has killed with angellic steel weapon, was implied to be gone for good, not remanifested in heaven, otherwise it wouldnt even be that big of a deal for Adam and the exorcists. So no reason to think Adam specifically would be immune to the permanence of death by angellic steel weapons. Also, the show (both Hazbin and Heluva Boss) has made it pretty clear it is the substance of angellic steel that is the key to wiping out a soul for good. It would kinda go against the worldbuilding of the Hazbin universe to sudenly introduce some blast, Adam conjured up, as capable of eliminating souls permanently. Otherwise, why would Adam/exorcists even bother with swords and spears?
I can't remember if it was tweeted or on the podcast but normally when a sinner is killed by angelic weapon their dead, their essence is absorbed into the surroundings of hell since why some objects have eyes and are looking around. However you might be on something about being Rejudged, perhaps upon 2nd death if the soul cannot be redeemed it'll get absorbed by hell permanently
I think it's not about being judged(I think soul and essence are the same thing) but about your soul, body and environment matching.
Basically if a bad soul with a bad body(vessel/container) dies in hell by angelic weapons their vessel becomes hell itself and they become just another eye In the environment but if your soul doesn't match with either the vessel or the environment then the potential for redemption and falling/being reborn a sinner becomes possible.
Sir pentious died a good soul, his body was demonic and he was in hell, this created a mismatch so instead of becoming a new eye on some wall he was redeemed into heaven (I also think this redemption process may elevate a soul above your average winner but that's just a guess based on him arriving in the seraphims room)
Adam died evil, his body was angelic and the location he died in was hell, this creates a mismatch between vessel and the environment/soul with the vessel acting as a barrier I hope preventing his soul from merging with the environment becoming a new eye (if it did become a part of hell then it's the giant eye on the hotel in my opinion but I don't like that idea) allowing Adam to be reborn a sinner in hell
This also leads to my theory on how divine judgement works when a human dies on earth, it's based on the souls perception of the self so even a good person and go to hell when killed on earth if the world has pressured them into believing they're evil (this explains why so many "not straight" people end up in hell because the world itself pressures them into seeing themselves as evil or as not deserving to get into heaven) but this also explains why people like Adam can get into heaven because they don't see themselves as evil but unlike this first judgement which is based on the perception of ones self the 2nd judgement which can allow ascension or descension which I believe functions based on matching your environment and vessel.
Unfortunately the livestreams have confirmed to be not considered canon unless brought up in show. So we TECHNICALLY don't know what becomes of souls after a true death. But this episode heavily implies that a redeemed soul can get to heaven on a second death.
Sinners who die permanently, what if their souls energy is what ultimately creates the hellborn? They had to come somewhere and while they lack souls they're surprisingly human
Oooh I like that theory!
I honestly haven't enjoyed a show this much in so long. I know people hate the fast pacing and some scenes could use some build up but it made the show constantly enjoyable and it never gets boring. This show is not perfect but it has so much soul and charm. I've been waiting since the day the pilot aired and the show exceeded my expectations wich doesn't happen often
My theory and hope is Sir Pentious is a Seraphim angel and not just a winner angel. He seemed to arrive directly in heaven in front of Sera and Emily not in front of the pearly gates. Also his design has a lot of eyes like the other Seraphim.
I just imagine he was sent there by god who was like:"here's a prove that redemption exists"
@@andreonics I take that as my headcanon
@@andreonicsI feel maybe not since even in his final moments he committed sins
Let's take a sec to look back into Helluva Boss. Into Stolas' musical number in space. To the meteor shower episode. If you think about it, it kind of implies theres another realm beyond _Creation._
_Conception,_ I guess you could say. Considering the aforementioned meteor shower was described as crystalized tears of a god, or the coalescence of souls never yet born into Creation.
There's two options. The currently canon one, where, once they're slain, their energy is absorbed by hell itself... and the other possibility, that the essence of their being is scattered throughout Conception.
That second possibility is part of my own personal beliefs irl. That would be really interesting (albeit very weird because I’m not sure I see anything supporting it rn) if that’s the direction they took
Anyone else notice that the upper right corner of the hotel has a radio broadcast studio with antennae? The construction was completed BEFORE Alastor reappeared. Animation oops?
Or the sinners Charlie in specific didn’t think he was dead and just had it built anyway
Camilla just seams like we’re told she’s more important than she feels. Maybe if there was a bit more between when she’s introduced and when we find out she killed the angel. It would probably also have been better if we had seen her do it first, instead of waiting until the end with that.
I mean yeah if the season could have more episodes it could be better
I’m happy Sir Pentious went out on his terms and had that cute moment with Cherry
my theory is that lilith has made a deal with the being that controls purgatory, Roo (the root of all evil, the devil, whatever their name will be). and the souls killed by exorcists go to purgatory for the Roo to devour and gain more power. i think lilith was the one who ultimately started the extermination as part of a deal with Roo to send more souls to Roo. and alastors deal was made with lilith while he was still on earth alive, she visits a random sinner on the verge of death who happened to be alastor, offered him a deal that when he manifests in hell he will have immense power, but under the condition he does her bidding.
There's a lot of people saying that if you go back to the pilot, we notice something about Alastor's voice, when he gets serious, he tends to sound more normal, loosing the radio modulation.
I don't think we'll see Adam as a demon, he killed by an angel blade. Sir Pentious was NOT killed by a angel blade. Vivzi stated that the angel blades (and weapons reforged from that metal) are one thing that can truly kill demons both Sinners and Hellborn.
When Sinners are killed by such weapons, they don't respawn. Their essence is absorbed by the surrounding area... which is why eyes are such big decor in the Pride Ring.
We know that smiting is more powerful since you can't kill Lucifer with an angelic blade but he can be killed by an angel that outranks him deciding to smite him.
Since Sir Penchious went to Heaven, I have a feeling Adam went to Hell.
No, blud is gone for good lol.
Adam’s gone he was killed with an angelic weapon while sir pentious a ray of light
@InquisitorXarius I know right? now he can finally understand the things he didn't understand before,don't listen to these cartoon haters
@@Theobserver6897sinners are considered immortal unless they get hit with a angelic weapon. So pentious wouldn't have died if the ray of light didn't have the same effect as an angelic weapon
@@Axel_Kasai yeah that’s what one saying Adam was killed with an angelic weapon but Petentious died from a ray of light
The only thing I'm speculating and theorizing is that the reason both Sera and Emily were just there for no apparent reason is that they were testing something. They were testing to see if redemption is even possible. Because my thoughts on how they go to heaven(if the true ending of this show was to be in heaven and an not just chilling in hell) would be a big place with a lot of angels to look and see or manage. Just the fact that the only people that saw him getting redeemed was both the seraphims just made me question.
Also Sera's reaction to him being there just made her shook that redemption is possible.(Also Emily seems to be proud of herself there yey)
Sir Pentious is the best Hazbin Hotel character for me, really heroic end for him
YESSS
It was almost perfect. They just needed to have Sir Pentious die putting up a better fight against Adam.
It would have been cool but it fits that he didn't really do anything, very in character. We've only ever seen him get owned in every fight ever.
Alternatively, I think the way Adam killed Sir Pentious in the blink of an eye was actually more effective than most would consider. It not only displays the sheer magnitude of what they’re all up against, but Adam killed Pentious so callously and without second thought. THIS is how everyone in Hell is regarded by Heaven. We wanted more from Sir Pentious in his last stand because we’ve spent time with him, getting to know him, getting to like him, and over time, care for him like everyone else, and in a single flash, that person we’ve become so close to is just gone. Like that. Because for Adam, it’s just Tuesday.
Personally, I think it was an effective way to simultaneously display the absolute callousness and apathy of Heaven’s forces alongside the immersion of what everyone in Hell is fighting for. In that moment, we all felt what the Hazbin’s felt, and we were all reminded how little each and every one of them are regarded from the angels point of view, because frankly, though it was Sir Pentious today, it could’ve been ANY of them.
They needed the money in Lucy vs Adam
@@RockySamsonI've actually never thought of it that way. That is an interesting perspective that actually strengthens the impact instead of dampening it! Nice work 👍
@@socksinsoda9517 Thank you! :)
I think Sir Pentious may be a Seraphim? He didn't show up in front of the gates, he showed up directly in front of Emily and Sera.
Wow that's a great theory!
no one deserves more explanations from lilith than lucifer, that man has been negated an healthy relatioship with his daughter by lilith through charlie's entire childhood, despite everything he has ever done being by lilith and charlie, i really want to see how he will deal with everything
5:47 alastor's voice apparently changes back to "normal" (without the distortion) when there are emotions involved like honesty or surprise. it's not about the staff
It does. I believe the Vees will be Season 2’s main baddies in the beginning, only for the real big bad to kick them down from that peak.
I love how Pentious got redeemed infront of Emily and Sera SPECIFICALLY, as if it was meant to be a sort of _reality check_
I think adam will get a redemption arc by him learning from his new life in hell and very likely will be weak and that right there would put sense into him
I hope so.
I like adam. I feel like his bravado is in some part as a result of feeling disrespected in his daily life and having no real outlet for his frustration beyond killing the sinners that his children were doomed to become as a result of lucifer and Lilith’s actions.
Besides i feel like the crew had some plans to flesh him out some more, like his submissiveness towards all of higher heaven in the court scene, and that small little smile he gave Lute before he died.
He’s just dead or he will be taken back to heaven to be healed. The adam having a hell redemption arc is probably something Amazon wouldn’t want to risk dealing with a backlash over
@rawonions8827 I did wonder that because they must have had some good relationship platonic or romantic but like I said it only seems logical that Adam will be a sinner now
@@nick.100 Why would there be backlash over Adam being redeemed? Isn't the show about redemption and second chances?
Sir Pentious was rejudged because he wasn't killed via an angelic weapon. That means that judgment happens every time a sinner dies normally and remanifests. That also means that Adam, who was stabbed to death via angelic dagger, isn't coming back.
From some Q&A by Viziepop, Sinners that are hit with Angelic Weapon result in the sinner's body being "killed off", while the soul (the dark energy) wanders into inanimate objects in its surroundings, basically becoming part of Hell. So I feel Adam and everyone that is killed by Angelic weapons could be brought back, but it would need the power of God to do that.
They turn into a part of hell when killed by angel weapons said in livetream
@@Yudaisei0 That explains all the eyes in the hotel's wreckage
I don't know why but that single smile Adam made while looking at Lute makes me think he will come back, Imagine Lute leading the revenge attack and then she faces Adam as a demon. I think the point of the "final" death by the Angelic Weapon is when you die during the path of your actions. If sinner dies without redemption or angel without sin they can't just "respawn" in heaven/hell. Unless a sinner dies like an angel (Pentious) or an angel dies while beeing evil (Adam) they just land in the opossite places. Well or maybe I am overthinking it all and he died for good, or he will became a sinner beacause in this world he technically never was one
@@ASGG32CTWVOR21 Personally, I think the smile Adam gave at the end to Lute was him appreciating Lute for being the only woman in his life that truly cared for him, as we know from his fight with Lucifer that both his wives "cheated" on him with Lucifer, so having one woman that was by his side all this time, never "cheated" on him and was there at his final moments made him happy.
Lot of people haven’t talked about Alastors song enough there’s a part where he talks about him almost dying for friends. But I seen this another way I believe he was almost mocking himself as he doesn’t want to do that he’s been told to do that and he goes on about how he’s gotta cut his wings. Which is making me think he is either being told to do what he’s doing. Which I kinda now don’t believe that he is or he thinks Charlie specifically is the only thing that can help him get what he’s after and out of his deal this goes back to how he explains the smile thing to Charlie to cause when he shows back up he seem fine and smiling again but imagine if we never saw that scene the audience also wouldn’t know how he really feels. Idk need more thought
Here’s an idea, what if Charlie has depression, like her dad?
Since the pilot we see Charlie seems to harboring a lot of self doubt
Especially in episode 7 when it is revealed that she thinks so little of herself that’s she’s worse then Valentino
Also said issues were literally called out by husk and Alastor that she doesn’t want to solve her own problems instead help others solves their own problems
Technically this could be true, if a parent has depression they can give that to their child unintentionally. Basically you have a good life but you still got depression from one of your parents, it's weird how genetics works sometimes.
So many great interesting characters, I hope the next seasons get more time to develop and we get see more of them
I think Alastor’s deal made it so he can’t make any soul deals, which I’m assuming is where demons get their power when they make deals. He got a favor from Charlie and declined Rosie’s info on a potential deal. He’s got a limiter on. I think the line about pulling the strings could allude to all the thread stitching his mouth into a smile when he made the deal with Charlie. He’s gonna turn around and add them to his radio broadcast.
Adams weapon is a guitar / axe hybrid. I think when he hit Alistor with it, it "drowned out his voice" and THIS will be the key to beating him. After all, he is the Radio demon, his voice needs to be heard. So if you drown it out with instruments he may lose his power.
It would be cool for him to have a weakness like that but that would like i think would make him even weaker than nifty because without magic he is nothing he not fast not strong or durabul he is a intelligent planing guy not a fighter
iirc the distinction is being killed by angelic weapons-anyone who dies by angelic weapon is permadead, but significantly Pentious was killed by magic, not a weapon. Adam dies by angelic weapon, so less likely to return
But I think in a different extermination scene we see Adam use magic to kill and there is no indication that their fate was different from those slain by angelic steel
I don't think it is different. Because it was holy power, plus if holy power cannot kill a demon, the crew wouldn't freak up, they would like "oh well, he relive later. They moun him.
So the point the judgement is so powerful they can decide relive a soul
I imagine that when Alistor gets freed from his chains, he'll want to destroy the hotel before realizing/being convinced of his feelings that he would rather be with his friends.
5:50 I think it was that he was caught off guard- maybe the voice is someone he physically had to do, but also since apparently (according to some unsteady fun fact a read) the staff is apart of him, he managed to rig it to do the voice for him so he doesn’t have to try all the time- Alastor is showy!
I think Sir Pentious, without realizing it, overcame the seven deadly Sins. Which is why he was able to ascend. The Sins are what make people fall into Hell, Because what is the point of the other Sins if they don't affect the Sinners in some way? I know it's obvious, but I want this, so badly, because I truly really wish for the Seven Sins to appear in the series so that we see the whole Circus. C'mon Helluv and Hazbin crossover! We're waiting!
It would be very disappointing if all of the 7 didn't appear. It wouldn't make sense if at least most or all of them wouldn't make an appearance.
Yes it would make more sense for Charlie to meet the 7 sins rather than I.M.P.
So Vivzy did mentioned that the soul anyone who is killed by angelic weapon get dissipated throughout hell, meaning that essentially the soul stops existing completely, sir pentious was killed by Adam's ray thingy which means that his soul wasn't destroyed since he didn't die to an angelic weapon, that's probably why he was re-judged. Which also means that if the same logic applies to angels Adam is gone gone since his soul would have been destroyed, however we don't know if the same logic applies to angels.
Yeah there is a theory because we all know now that camila killed an angel but the angels head was still bleeding after days and that without help i dont belive it would have survived without help or that is a fact that they can just be revived
5:50 thats my favroite scene in the finale, I dont know why but I just love the "what just happend, f#ck"😂
14:00 no better way to put it. This season finale was incredible! Sir Pentious being reedemed?? GOLDEN. Lilith and Alastor having what are very likely horrible plans hidden? Also golden!!
Vaggie did say it on the pilot "(alastor) is most likely looking for a way to drestroy everything we're trying to do" i cant believe he might actually be bad but it definitely keeps all of us really excuted for season 2. Its still unbeliavable how far the show has come in everh single aspect
Or what my theory is that he is looking a way to free himself and someone who could protect him like charlie if he does manage to break his dealand get his soul back he would maybe also lose his power and there for look someone strong like charlie and use that favor
Fun fact: Alistair can actually control the radio filter on his voice, it disappeared because he was very confused about what just happened.
Sir Pentious went out Like a freaking Chad! He confessed and made out with his crush and made the ultimate sacrifice to try and save his friends!
And in the end was the First Sinner to ascend into Heaven!!
Lucifer is BEST dad!
Not the best but he is doing better
@FeliciaS.Tarver-gp6gc but he is the best shit talker, if the fight with Adam doesn't prove that I don't know what does
@@FeliciaS.Tarver-gp6gc cartoon hater
Why was he not already at the hotel since they knew about it a month before?
I really love Sir Pentious confessing to Cherri and getting redeemed
Also that Alastors full name getting revealed
I hope we see more Sir Pentciouses in heaven and if it happens Adam in hell
Alastor actually lost the radio affect on his voice several times throughout the series. It seemed to happen when he was annoyed, I think he just forgets to turn the filter on sometimes.
From what I know he can't control it.
@@redredpanda_2 That's probably him being powered down. He's not unstoppable as much as he would like others to believe.
2:00 I've played enough DnD to know that owing a favor to any magical creature be they Fey, Angel or Demon is worse than them owning your soul.
Yeah it stuck the landing ep7 is when ya really start getting invested, the finale was a lot better then I thought it was gonna be too, considering the shaky early episodes the finale was a certified banger
It felt like hazbin hotel took from Star Wars for the finale.
Adam getting snoke'ed
Alastor losing a fight and disappearing like what luke did in TLJ
And it being revealed that the main character's parent we didn't know much about gets revealed to be helping the bad guys 😂
I watched this show because of your first video & I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would.
Im glad this show pulled it back. The first few episodes really had me worried but it really hit the mark around the half way mark.
Alistor's static tends to vanish when he uses less bravado and is more sincere. You can tell his level of sincerity by how much or little static is present, if you listen.
I like the detail that Sir Pentious doesnt look all that different. He just got a little heaven makeover. Here i was expecting that sinners that go to heaven go back to how they were when they were human. But nope. Its a subtle detail of separating the Angels from the i suppose Redeemers.
Pentious has taken a new path but his looks are a reminder of what he left behind.
Im assuming if Angel gets to be redeemed hes going to have a more male appearance instead of a feminine one. Who knows? Maybe he can swap between genders at will as a Redeemer.
I like that term. Redeemer rolls off the tongue rather nicely
At least some humans change how they look. Angel’s sister Molly is in heaven and looks as much like a spider creature as he does.
Something I genuinely hope gets explored is the power scaling for those who fell/rose. We know that Lucifer is the strongest in hell, the top dog, but it's worth noting that he was an angel before he fell into hell, similarly to how Adam will be an angel who fell if he comes back. Something I am dying to find out: does the transition from heaven to hell and vice versa give souls a massive power boost? Will Sir Pentious become one of the strongest angels in heaven, and will Adam become one of the strongest in hell? Or is it different for Lucifer because he fell instead of dying and being judged? Orrr is it because Lucifer is an ancient being, existing since before humanity? If it's his age, then Adam would get similar perks (despite being younger than Lucifer but also literally the first man)?
I'm just super curious :)
Edit: more thoughts
Mkay, thinking back, Vaggie also went from heaven to hell like Lucifer, except she wasn't banished by all higher ups like he was. This is probably because she was an exterminator, which not everyone in heaven knows is a job. Still, going off that, she didn't seem to lose or gain power after her "fall". To go off of my previous rambling, maybe the power scaling is based on how much power the character previously had: Vaggie was an exterminator and therefore weaker than some sinners once in hell, much like she was weaker than some higher ranking angels. On that note, it's pretty much been confirmed that Lucifer was a seraphim. I don't remember if it was ever explicitly stated, but it's all there: the six wings and many eyes when agitated, just like Sera/Sarah and Emily, and the fact that the seraphim seem to be on top of heavens ladder, where Lucifer stood before his fall. That does beg the question where his demonic qualities, like the horns, came from (maybe just environmental tho, its not terribly important, Vaggie's eyes also seem to have become pinker afer her time in hell). Now, if later in the series Emily does fall (as was theorized as a later plot point) or just pop into hell for a visit, I'm curious to know if her power will be on par with Lucifers (but probably not because he is ANCIENT), and age seems to relate to power a lot for this world (see also, Zestiel being one of the allegedly strongest and oldest). Ah, and about Adam. Since he was the rank of an exterminator (I think?), but was still shown to be a lot stronger than Lute or Vaggie, it's not crazy to assume that if he ends up as a demon his power may rival most overlords, because, if Adam's power is his own and translates into his demon form, he'll be able to beat anyone below Alastors power level, if not Alastors equals and the radio demon himself.
Yippee
It is the angellic weapons/steel that prevents people from coming back, Sir Pentious was killed by a magic blast.
Thx for the hints
I heard that apparently the angel's weapons destroy a soul killed by them so i don't believe we'll be seeing Adam. That also explains why no one has ever been redeemed before. Also for anyone thinking "Well then how was Sir P. redeemed?", simple he was killed by Adam's light beam thing not angelic steel.
Do u think Adam just has the ray power for fun? Definitely was angelic but I agree Adam is just dead but because the risk of backlash depicting Adam as a deserving person of hell is not an issue Amazon will want to deal with
@nick.100 No I understand but it was specifically angelic steel, not just angelic based powers so that previous idea could still stand. Either way I'm just hyped and can't wait for season 2 😀😀😀😀😀
If Charlie would have to redeem Adam that would be her greatest challenge for sure lol
LOVED IT! I've never been able to watch a series as it actually came out before.
Vivian watching this thinking "yeah.. that would be pretty cool..."
I REALLY HOPE you read this because when that angel who lost her arm says your deal is done because Adam’s dead. She didn’t say it was Adam who made that deal I’m like 70% sure it was that archangel who lied to her sister that agreed for the slaughter of
hell but honestly I can’t think of why, besides agreeing with Lilith into heaven and stopping the almost war and Adam doing what might be illegal in heaven ergo killing
honestly a small personal note about why i enjoy Hazbin Hotel so much better then Helluva is because its HEALTHY. Hazbin does many of the same plot points as Helluva, it does relationship issues and daddy issues, but theyre done so much better, and the characters actually work through their issues and grow from it, Helluva can be fun, but it always feels so toxic.
the best way i can describe it is that one line from Velma "if we cant be friends, maybe we should be girlfriends" thats basically the entirety of Helluva Boss
I mean, one is meant to have healthy resolutions, the other is meant to explore toxic themes. Blitzø and Stolas are supposed to be toxic, and their arc is exploring whether or not it can ever become healthy. Moxie and Millie are meant to be healthy but with one partner with insecurities and how they navigate it. You can’t compare those really to Charlie and Vaggie, two mature adults with their shit sorted. Angel and Husk are a closer comparison, but even they are starting off on a much healthier footing.
Basically, one show is “can a relationship be salvaged” and the other is “how are our decisions influenced by our relationships” which are two fundamentally different stories.
The way Sir pentious sacrificed himself was so noble, he really deserved to go to heaven, but this really does raises some questions
Soo happy to see you review Hazbin Hotel i would love it if you could do more videos on Hazbin Hotel !
I mean canonically it makes sense for Alastor to lose but at least he put up a good fight
dude,we saw him alot stronger in episode 5,he was clearly holding back this time
@@eeveefennecfox nah I figured he didn't grow large because he'd be more of a target and I have a feeling Lilith is limiting his power
Johnny! Which dad you like most?
Couldn’t agree with you more! I love how this show has turned out despite the flaws, and I can’t wait for more!
Loved this breakdown! You make interesting points and I love the theories of Adam coming back in 2 ways 🤔
I think we can all agree Vox was how we were acting when watching the finale lmaoo
Honestly the idea that hell is more a place where you can be judged a second time is very interesting. The exorcism is just a way to expidite the process in that if you can fight against the very sins that landed you in hell and become a better being you have every right to have a second chance. That in of itself is a very noble premise. No one is beyond redemption.
Murderers, traffickers, abusers, dictators, war mongers, drug dealers, and people like that though?
No one who started the Exterminations knew that redemption was possible.
They were full on sure that they were permanently killing those souls
@@camerondalton1495 if they really were foul beings beyond redemption then they will get what they deserve but the point is there is hope and I think that's a wonderful message.
@@OP10thNakama I think Adam being redeemed would be a really great development in that case.
I loved how Adam smiled at Lute before she died. Showed that he really loved his people and was willing to die with them
I love the fact that Vaggie is played by Stephanie Beatrix and Carmila is played by Daphen Rubin-Vega. The two people who had a very close friendship in "In The Heights"
First episode maybe the 2nd too were kinda.. B tier but the rest of the season, the songs and DAMN the finale, Amazing, just amazing
The snake was always the GOAT
he's not a goat,you were right the first time,he's a snake
Found this show by accident and loved it, so good, so fresh, love it
5:54 exactly it comes back so I’ve heard it’s because Alastor was so surprised Adam even broke his staff. So the voice cut out for just a little bit
The best part isn't that Pentious was redeemed.
The best isn't that he appeared in directly in front of Emily and Sera.
No the best part is Pentious is a Seraphim now!!!!
I DIDN't EVEN REALIZE HE WAS A SERAPHIM WHAT
A serpentphim
@@seb333nwaittt is he!!!
@@connorschultz380 he defiitely is an angel or something! there's no way any random good person appears in front of the seraphims after death
I don’t know if she’ll appear in season two just because the way it’s set up right now viv does have everything neatly cut up into her own three season narrative,
This season focused on the extermination, next season will focused on the bees, and then the perfect way to cap everything off with her confronting her mother
Fun fact: the souls that get killed by the exorcists actually end up as apart of hell. Viv stated a long while ago that when a demon dies to an exorcist, their remaining energy pools into hell and ends up as the eyes and mouths you see on the buildings and items around them
I'm so happy it went into watching this with an open mind ! I really enjoyed it and it was an interesting