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** Charlie's father Lucifer does seem to be at least partially based on his description in the Book of Isaiah, being a [[Fallen Angel]] with six luminous wings.

* [[Big Bad Duumvirate]]: Two groups of villains with different motives are presented as antagonists. Adam and the Exterminators seek nothing less than genicide out of revenge for one of their members being killed in one of the purges; Valentino and Vox are plotting against the Hotel out of their grudge against Alastor.

* [[Bittersweet Ending]]: How season one ends: {{spoiler|Adam trashes the hotel, badly wounding Alastor and killing Sir Pentious as well as all but one of his Egg Boiz. Though Lucifer soundly beats Adam, allowing Niffty to deliver the killing blow, he makes it clear the angels are allowed to retreat only because Charlie asked for mercy.}} Charlie views the devastation and mourns it. Lucifer, however, sees that Charlie's project actually made progress in showing souls could change and {{spoiler|helps her rebuild. He and the hotel staff make a new, bigger Hazbin and Lucifer officially moves in to show his support.}} The Vs plan for their next move, and {{spoiler|Alastor, rather than faking his death, returns to help Charlie while planning to break the bond on him. Sir Pentious also ends up in heaven as an angel, proving to [[Oh, Crap!|Sera]] and [["Hell Yes!" Moment| Emily]] that Charlie's project worked! Oh, and Lilith is in Heaven for some reason.}}

* [[Bittersweet Ending]]: How season one ends: {{spoiler|Adam trashes the hotel, badly wounding Alastor and killing Sir Pentious as well as all but one of his Egg Boiz. Though Lucifer soundly beats Adam, allowing Niffty to deliver the killing blow, he makes it clear the angels are allowed to retreat only because Charlie asked for mercy.}} Charlie views the devastation and mourns it. Lucifer, however, sees that Charlie's project actually made progress in showing souls could change and {{spoiler|helps her rebuild. He and the hotel staff make a new, bigger Hazbin and Lucifer officially moves in to show his support.}} The Vs plan for their next move, and {{spoiler|Alastor, rather than faking his death, returns to help Charlie while planning to break the bond on him. Sir Pentious also ends up in heaven as an angel, proving to [[Oh Crap|Sera]] and [["Hell Yes!" Moment| Emily]] that Charlie's project worked! Oh, and Lilith is in Heaven for some reason.}}

* [[Bizarre Taste in Food]]: While it is stated in the comic book adaptation that Alastor's favorite food in venison, his idea of breakfast is a rotting deer corpse; but at least he uses a knife and fork.

* [[Boisterous Bruiser]]: Cherri Bomb. Daring, free-spirited, and rebellious, she joins Charlie's side to defend the Hotel because she feels a brutal battle against the forces of Heaven would be a thrill like none other.

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* [[Cats Are Mean]]: Husk is a rude cat-like Sinner with a foul mouth. Supposedly, he used to be a soldier, he gambles, and is easily bribed by cheap booze. Later it is revealed he is a former Overlord who lost his position and power to Alastor in a game of cards.

* [[Chaos Is Evil]]: Vaggie claims Alastor is an unpredictable force of Chaos, the reason he's dangerous.

* [[Combat Pragmatist]]: Justified in the finale; {{spoiler|the Hazbin Hotel residents arm themselves with angelic weapons and everything they have to fend off Adam, Lute and their army. Everyone goes for cheap shots when they can, from Alastor's tentacles and radio demon minions, to Sir Pentious's noble if doomed attempt to fire on Adam from the back with an upgraded death ray. Niffty ends up striking the killing blow by stabbing Adam and impaling him while he's already down and in the middle of a [[Villainous Breakdown]].}}

* [[Country Matters]]: Uh, yes, Vaggie does seem to have something of an [[Unfortunate Name]]. ([[Word of God]] claims it's short for "Vagatha".) Angel Dust made a joke about it the first time they met, according to the comic.

* [[Crapsack World]]: You expected differently from Hell? Gang wars are so common, the results are broadcast on the news with the way you'd expect them to report the weather. While cities seem to be loosely ruled by Overlords, those positions are only held so long as they can defend them from others. And then there are the annual purges...