Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Hazbin Hotel, based on showrunner Vivienne "VivziePop" Medrano's webcomic series of the same name, boasts an excellent cast of colorful characters who reside in a comical version of Hell . While the TV show's lively protagonist Charlie Morningstar is on a mission to solve Hell's overpopulation problem by redeeming its residents at a rehabilitation hotel, she is surrounded by intriguing friends and enemies.
10 Emily Emily is a unique angel in Heaven who believes in Charlie's mission. Emily is the only angel in Heaven who appears to be moved by what Charlie has to say. After meeting Charlie, Emily is left questioning everything about Heaven and its standards. Emily tells Charlie not to give up as she is sent back to Hell, but Sera convinces Emily to do nothing. While Emily does not do much and is not the most interesting character in her own right, the fact that she exists is important.
7 Niffty Niffty is the Hazbin Hotel's frenetic housekeeper. Niffty is one of the characters who seems to have no qualms about the violence in Hell, which is used for some dark humor. The Cyclops housekeeper is an unstoppable ball of chaos and mischief who revels in destruction and pain. There does not appear to be much more to Niffty’s character than that – but she is arguably the hotel’s most dedicated staff member, cleaning at all hours of the day.
Related Hazbin Hotel Season 1's 16 Songs, Ranked From Worst To Best Amazon Prime's new series Hazbin Hotel has a wide variety of songs with different themes and characters with some songs ranking better than others. 3 Alastor The Machiavellian host of the Hazbin Hotel has bigger plans in store. Close Alastor is a maniacal and fascinating member of the cast, and it’s impossible to tell if he is an ally or a villain in Charlie’s story. While he defends the hotel until he “barely being killed by a hair,” he also suggests to Rosie that he only stands by Charlie because he recognizes her power. Alastor still has a favor to call in with Charlie, and it’s anyone’s guess how he will use it.
It is impossible not to like Charlie when she cares deeply and never gives up on her friends. Without her, the show would be very grim and somewhat pointless. If Charlie has any trait that is a mark against her likability as a character, it is that she believes in people too much. Charlie’s optimism occasionally comes across as naïveté or turns into sobbing when she cannot help others.