#Hazbin finale

[the-irreverend]

Does anyone else find it interesting that whenever the main antagonists in Hazbin Hotel talk about/to Charlie, they always address her as Lucifer's descendant instead of her actual name?

It emphasizes how they think Charlie's only importance is being descended from someone important. They don't acknowledge the power, agency, or identity that she possesses herself and only see her as an extension/instrument of her father. But as we see in the show, she demonstrates that she is so much more!

Just an interesting detail I thought I'd talk about.

[cyncerity]

GUYS

VAL IS IN A SKIRT

DO YOU KNOW WHAT THAT IMPLIES FOR THIS SHOT???

BRO IS JUST STARING UP THERE HOLY SHIT

[onehelluvahotel]

HAZBIN FINALE SPOILERS!!!!!!

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One little thing that really grabbed me in the Hazbin finale is this:

At the very end we get this huge shock of, "HOLY HELL THE HOTEL WORKS!! THEY CAN REDEEM!"

But what really grabbed my attention and jus made me sob even harder was Emily.

Look at her excitement. The sheer joy on her face.

Sera is confused, possibly uncomfortable, and maybe even scared.

But not Emily.

Look at that smile and those hands right in front of her mouth like she's gasping. She's shocked and excited and joyful and so very over the moon while Sera seems to be (possibly) the opposite.

Emily has my heart 🩵🩵🩵

[allyekatdraws]

This shot of Lucifer and Charlie killed me and I KNEW I had to draw it!

[tranquil-slaughterhouse]

[fleshgerm]

"GUESS WHO WILL BE PULLING ALL THE STRINGS"

[legumeofknowledge]

Nifty is Eve in disguise

This theory adds onto to a few other popular ones, that being Eve is Alastor's dealmaker under the guise of Lilith, and Eve is the cryptic "Roo." What I propose alongside that, is that she's hiding in plain sight among the hotel guests, and that disguise is Nifty.

Spoilers up to the season 1 finale below:

Evidence:

When you think about her in conjunction with the show's established themes it falls into place: Adam, the s1 antagonist is a misogynist who wanted Lilith's obedience. Eve will foil Lilith; while she's all about hating subservience and breaking chains, Nifty is a parody of the stereotypical 50s housewife, 'likes being forced' and spends her time cooking, cleaning, and obsessing over men. Eve was created from Adam's rib to ensure his next wife would lack the autonomy to rebel. Designed to be the epitome of Adam's submissive ideal, it makes sense Eve would choose a 50s housewife as her disguise, they resonate with her.

The old logo is her face / her and Lucifer's placement on the prime cover.

She collects little pieces of men because that's what she was made from / is enamoured with Pentious in particular because he's a snake. "never leave me again" <- double meaning alert. / "HATED THAT SONG" because she was never offered forgiveness so easily. Not even Charlie catching her in the trust fall is foreshadowing; unlike Lilith who had Lucifer, no one came to her side when she committed the original sin.

The all-female exorcists were made by Adam to serve him. Their masks have horns like Lilith and a missing eye like a cyclops. They're hybrid clones of the two wives that left him. Eve is the only character in the intro whose eyes we haven't seen.

Every large ensemble show has a mole arc and she's the only one with no established goals. It's always the one-note gag characters you should look out for.

There's no confirmation if Nifty made a deal with Alastor. I think Eve is the one who's got him 'on a leash' though he thinks it's Lilith. He lets Nifty follow him around and she plays up the fangirl persona to keep a close eye on him.

It's the perfect refuge in audacity disguise. Acting innocent in hell in suspect. Being an unhinged stalker raises no questions. Alastor himself says he has no idea what tf her deal is.

I made this theory a few days ago but I was delighted to see more evidence in the final episode. See this?

It's elaborate foreshadowing disguised as a gag. She's not just doing this for the funsies she is MAD mad. Vengeance!

Conclusion:

Whether this means she's the big bad or unlikely ally, I can't say. If it's the former, her goal is to be redeemed with the other guests and enter heaven so she can get revenge on everyone else. S1 leans heavily into heaven vs hell so it would make sense for the final antag to be a 3rd party wildcard who wants to burn both sides to the ground for failing her. Heaven casted her out, hell unintentionally doomed her to an eternity of suffering with the fruit of knowledge, then left her.

Nifty be Shifty.

[heart-of-the-morningstar]

Just something I noticed when rewatching the S1 Finale for the umpteenth time…

Lucifer unfurls his wings when he’s singing to Charlie here. I think that’s pretty neat :)

[herdonutdetective]

You don't understand, I am OBSESSED

[fujosh1dreamer]

Holy sh*t

Holy sh*t

Holy Sh*t!!!!!!

What did I just watch

Everything about that finale shook me to my core. When Adam blasted Sir Pen... Like what

Holy Sh*t.

The KISS!!!!!!

Razzle and Dazzle + Charlie Transformation

Holy Sh*t!!!!

Charlie going feral on Adam!!!

Holy Sh*t!!!!!!!

Aaaaaaaagggggfhhjhjjjjj!!!!!!

HOLY SH*T

Look at them.

Alastor loosing it talking about being chained.... Holy sh*t....

H....Holy sh*t...

It worked?!?!?! Huh...

...Ummmm... Wut...

The F*ck!!!!!!$!$

[lelet-draws]

Was wondering why Sir Pentious death was so anticlimactic and why he didn't even hurt Adam.

But after the end it's clear to me that him, doing something that stupid that probably wouldn't work for selfless reasons was what it took for him to get to heaven.

[the-irreverend]

I'm sure someone's already pointed this out, but I think it's cool as hell (pun intended) that Lucifer radiates/glows just like Adam and the other Angels?

It really adds to his theme of being a fallen angel and it only goes to show how small details can add so much to a character.

[helluva-insomniac]

Sir Pentious death scene was SO fucking funny. Me and my friends watched it together and we were like “he’s prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice” and we all came to terms that he was going to be the one to die. He had his little moment with Cherri (which was cute ngl) but. Then bro just blinked out of existence in his little death machine. He didn’t contribute to the battle at ALL. Laughing my ass off. We had to pause to just process that. I wouldn’t want his death to be anything less anticlimactic it just fit his character so well.

So like I said my friends and I were laughing and when we were done we kept watching for maybe two minutes until I had to pause and tell them. Sir Pentious x Arackniss wasn’t going to happen. We were 1000x more sad about that than anything. Had to pause longer than we did laughing about his death.

And then Sir Pentious got redeemed. Just popped into heaven. And then we were scheming up ways that Sir Pentious x Arackniss would happen. The leading theory is that Arackniss gets redeemed too.

Also: look at his heaven design!!

He’s got little hearts all over him 💕💞💕💞💞💕💞💞💕💕💕💞

[planetkram]

Sir Pentious is so concentrated that he doesn’t notice his eggs casually dying in the back 💀

[victor-the-vampire]

Hazbin Hotel finale Spoilers‼️

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So um. I didn't think Adam was gonna end up being one of my favorites nonetheless Adam and Lute being one of my favorite Ships but here I am! And here they are! In all their glory! If you excuse me imma go cry.

[IMAGE ID] Lute crying and injured holding Adam as he weakly smiles in his last moments, behind them is rubble from the battle beforehand, caption reading 'You were a great Lieutenant...'

[aiastrox]

I cant Help but think the reason alastor lost is because well- he used his powers. Didn’t they say you can only kill angels by angelic weapons or am I tweaking? I know that’s such an obvious answer so it’s probably not it, and also since none of his powers hit HARD. Which makes it so even if his powers are restrained- would it have been possible to win?

If you have any questions about this theory, ask away because I know the way it’s ordered makes it unreadable… sorry xx