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Why does Alastor remind me of Anton Chigurh?

Does anyone else think that in Hazbin Hotel, it would have been better if they stuck with a consistent music style for all of the songs so that some songs wouldn't have felt out of place?

They resolve shit FAST in Hazbin Hotel. Angel Dust pours his guts out to and makes friends with Husk in the span of a single episode, and Charlie gets her dad on board with the hotel in the same amount of time. It's a little simplistic to have things resolve this fast, so it's a bit harder to find any sense of realistic emotional resonance in it.

So in the episode Lucifer and Charlie see each other again, they sing at the end of the episode like they're being reunited after being kept apart for a long time. But as far as I can see. Lucifer is like "I've been dying to know you" and so is Charlie. But like...what was keeping Lucifer from Charlie other than like...depression and rubber ducks? From what we know he wasn't prevented from communicating with her in any way. And if it was merely his own lack of drive, what was sapping his drive in the first place? Other than seeing him flounder about with the ducks, we're not really given context as to what Lucifer's life is like. Doesn't he have more important things to do? What's going on?

So I continued with Hazbin, and I got to the part where Charlie's dad shows up, and I was deadass not expecting Lucifer to be shorter than his own daughter 💀

So the Hazbin wiki says that sinners are ranked higher in Hell's hierarchy than Hellborns in their society. Yet, apparently they're confined to the Pride ring, can't reproduce, and are looked down on by both angels and some hellborn. Tell me what makes them considered higher in status than the Hellborns, again?

One tiny odd thing about the Bad Luck Jack short was the fact that when the one Scottish fox was singing, his accent completely disappeared.

So it's a little bit after I watched Helluva Boss, and even though I enjoyed the relationship drama between Blitz and Stolas in the last episode, I didn't really think too hard about it beyond what the show presented, but then I ended up seeing some analysis videos calling out Stolas for being the asshole in the relationship, and now I'm considering the possibility that I might be uh, "interpersonally crippled", for not being able to see the problems in Stolas and his actions before. Like whenever I saw Stolas engaging in things that weren't really okay, I didn't really take it seriously because the show didn't seem to take it seriously. Then again, I didn't really take the show itself seriously for the majority of it.

Vaggie's voice in Hazbin Hotel is insanely low when talking, but VERY high when singing. I will say this difference in octave is something I've observed before in singers, but here it's extreme.

I know Hazbin Hotel is a musical but does it seem to anyone else that the show throws in a song at a very high frequency to the point of being unnecessary sometimes?

I already knew Velvette would sing "Respectless" but I was deadass expecting the original context to be her singing it to Charlie and/or Vaggie. In fact, for some reason, I thought Velvette and Vaggie would have had some sort of prior relationship. Why did I assume this when Hazbin first came out as an Amazon show and I saw the thumbnails of Velvette's song? Idk.

I love Zestial because he has a completely different diction than nearly every other Vivzie character, who talks like an edgy teenager who thinks shopping at Spencer's makes them cool.

I haven't watched Steven Universe yet but I think Steven and Charlie Morningstar would be friends considering their Jesus-like forgiveness.

Watching Hazbin Hotel is an unusual experience, since it has a little bit of crude humor like an Adult Swim show, but also had Disney vibes due to the songs, and those two things are as opposite in vibes as they can be.