Think about it-Alastor seems to have a soft spot for her and he hates Vox.

Maybe he put like a spell on her to protect her from Vox’s influence.

Even Valentino, who literally has zero respect for any of the other overlords, is so *fucking* embarrassed by Vox and it is so fucking funny.

While he is confirmed bisexual by the pride merch, he comes from a time period where the bi/pan labels were not well known, and even as recently as *checks watch\* today o'clock some people still feel compelled to sort you into either the "gay bin" or the "straight bin." As far as we see, he never had a relationship with a woman on Earth or in Hell. So it's conceivable to me that once he realized he liked men he just kinda sorted himself into the gay bin without even consciously realizing it. Or others sorted him into that bin and he more or less accepted it.

Or does he simply Not Think about it? That is some impressive cognitive dissonance to be having while you're swapping spit with your "business partner."

Also I appreciate that this screenshot has bisexual colors 💗💜💙

EDIT: Just want to clarify, I'm not trying to imply in any way that Vox is not bi just because we never see him with a woman. I was just curious as to whether he considers himself bi in his own mind.

EDIT 2: Guys please stop acting like I ever denied he was bisexual. The very title of the post presumes that his bisexuality is established fact and I acknowledge in the very first sentence that he is canonically bi. I PUT BISEXUAL HEARTS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE POST AND DELIBERATELY USED THE SCREENSHOT WITH BISEXUAL LIGHTING WHAT MORE DO YOU PEOPLE WANT FROM MEEEEEE

I don't like shouting but atp I feel like if I don't nobody will even read this

Which is fair cause:

1)In the first one Charlie forgive her despite lying to her cause she truly love and understand that everything she did was to redeem herself ( based on Rosie).

2) Vaggi really admires Carmilla and she is grateful cause thanks to her she grew new wings and helped her to stop the weapon despite everything.

3) She is so in love and happy that Charlie recognized her work at the hotel and put her in charge of being manager.

And it's not even like Lucifer did anything to him physically outside of talk shit to him and throw a duck at his head.

Even funnier cause Alastor is the first to shit talk people and give his sass/snark damn near most of the time.

Ever since S2E5 came out, I've seen lots of people take that line at face value and then use it to claim that Emily is Sera's equal in rank, authority and power. However, that interpretation is contradicted both by events in the show and by statements found in other sources of canon information.

First and foremost, Sera's title, "Head/High Seraphim", inherently places her above all the other Seraphim in rank. Moreover, the Hazbin Hotel Playbill explicitly states that she is the highest Seraphim and that she is in charge of Heaven's hierarchy and laws. On top of that, the recent Hazbin Hotel Bar Book mentions that Sera leads the Seraphim, which is supported by the show since we've seen Sera ordering Emily to take Pentious to the city and giving her permission to go to Hell and work with Charlie to stop Vox. These pieces of info make it impossible for Emily to be Sera's equal in rank and authority, as Sera ranks above her among the Seraphim.

Sera's superior authority and power is evident in the show itself too. Looking back at all the important decisions that had to be made in Heaven throughout the show, it becomes clear that Sera was the person that had the final say in most, if not all cases, with Emily being unable to even veto any of the results she disagreed with. In S1E6 Emily wanted to support the Hotel and stop the Extermination, but she couldn't do anything when Sera decided against both of these courses of action. In S2E2 it was made pretty clear that Sera would determine Pentious's fate (in the absence of the Speaker), and Emily could only plead with her to believe he had been redeemed. Later in the episode Sera even decided to put Heaven on lockdown and change how new souls would be processed and she didn't even have to tell Emily. Then, in S2E5 Emily clearly wanted to go to Hell to apologize to Charlie, but only did so after Sera agreed. Finally, in S2E7 it was obvious that Sera would be the one to decide how Heaven would handle Vox's threat, with Emily's opinion having the same value as Lute's, considering they were arguing as each tried to get Sera to support their respective side.

What's the explanation for that line then? Before Emily said she's as high as Sera, Sera had mentioned that only the highest angels were allowed in that meeting. In all likelihood, Emily was referring to her status as a Seraphim, not literally meaning that she ranks as high as Sera and has the same authority and power. And that was pretty much the only time Emily managed to "force" Sera to do something, and it was the relatively harmless decision of allowing Pentious to stay in the meeting. That, coupled with the fact that Sera was still struggling with her immense guilt and stress at that point, suggests that she just didn't have the energy or will to argue about something that menial, resulting in her giving in without much resistance.

To conclude, Emily is as high as Sera in the sense that they are both Seraphim. Emily doesn't actually have the same authority and power as Sera, and there's ample evidence of that both in the show and in other canon sources.

Who's that sinner? It's Niffty! Gotta clean 'em all!

Source: https://www.deviantart.com/dead82/art/Hyperactive-Niffty-chu-1198106511

if a sinner spent 1000 years of red sky, endless violence, soul-selling contracts, yearly exterminations, turf warfare and gang warfare, sinners killing other sinners with stolen holy weapons, that same sinner would probably decend into a feral, zombie-like state, mind deterioration, aggression, high-strung paranoia, malnutrition to the point of bone exposure, and God knows what else, fortunately, that same sinner will not become a zombie, but will definitely act like one