About “Hazbin Hotel” in a few words:

Hazbin Hotel is an animated series that follows the story of a princess of hell, Charlie, who seeks to redeem the souls of damned individuals with the help of her friends. Set in a fantastical world of demons, angels, and other supernatural beings, the show is known for its unique character designs, catchy musical numbers, and dark humor. Created by Vivienne Medrano, Hazbin Hotel has gained a large following since its debut in 2019.

Meet the characters from Hazbin Hotel

Charlie

Charlie is this relentlessly hopeful burst of sunshine who wants to rehabilitate Hell like it’s a school play she’s directing — chaotic optimism and all. She’s sweet and stubborn in equal measure, sometimes annoyingly naive but also stubbornly brave (like, she will literally stare down a demon and smile until it’s embarrassed). There’s this weird combo of earnest idealism and a surprisingly sharp backbone — she’ll bake cupcakes and then argue policy until 3 AM. Also she hums show-tune-y songs when nervous, which is either adorable or alarming depending on your vibe.

Vaggie

Vaggie is the low-key hurricane who keeps Charlie from floating away into pie-in-the-sky oblivion, basically the emotional bodyguard with a planner and a glare. She’s fierce, extremely organized, and has this soft spot she’d deny exists—plants, stray pets, and the one person who makes her lose patience (yes, Charlie). Pretty tactical and short-tempered, but also quietly sentimental — she’ll hide a sticky note you need and then pretend she never does sweet things. Fun fact: she hates chaos and yet sometimes secretly loves the adrenaline of a good brawl (don’t tell).

Angel Dust

Angel is loud, messy, and impossible to ignore, like a glitter bomb with a stand-up routine and a tragic backstory up his sleeve. He jokes a lot, flirts probably too much, and acts like he’s untouchable, which covers the fact he’s actually sharp as hell and way more complicated than the jokes let on. He’s a performer who craves attention and affection but will push you away before you can get close — it’s messy and kind of heartbreaking. Also, random detail: he collects napkins from places he’s been? It makes no sense but somehow fits.

Alastor

Alastor is that chillingly polite nightmare with a radio voice and a smile that never lets you relax, like someone narrated a bad dream into being. He’s ancient, theatrically formal, and absolutely loves chaos — not because he’s mean (okay, he is) but because it’s entertaining and he’s bored otherwise. He plays the gentleman but his idea of “help” is often terrifyingly self-serving; charmingly monstrous, basically. He’ll host tea parties and then casually rearrange your destiny, with puns.

Niffty

Niffty is hyper-focused on cleaning and vintage dresses, this tiny whirlwind of energy who’ll reorganize your life while humming a catchy tune. She’s bright-eyed and endlessly helpful (and slightly dramatic), sometimes comes off like a perky tornado — sparkles on one hand, suspiciously efficient with a mop on the other. There’s a bit of old-timey charm and a shadow of something wistful when she gets quiet, so she’s not just cheerful fluff. Also, she has a weird obsession with buttons and insists every corner should smell like lemon, which, honestly, I respect.

Husk

Husk is the grumpy bartender with a soft center and a permanent hangover look, like a cat who pretends not to like you but definitely will sit on your lap. He’s sarcastic, drink-in-hand, and absolutely reliable in his own crusty way — he’ll grumble but show up when it matters. There’s this old-soul vibe where he’s secretly sentimental (he keeps a busted crossword somewhere), and he can be surprisingly grounded amid the chaos. Fun contradiction: he acts like he hates people but will make you coffee at 2 AM if you need it.