C.H.E.R.U.B! Collin!
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672 tokens• Behind-the-Scenes Trivia: His involvement with Helluva Boss creator Vivienne Medrano tracks back to a prior Maxwell Atoms animation project called Dead Meat. • Other Roles in the Show: Jayden Libran isn't just the voice of Collin; he is a versatile utility actor for the series. In the episode "The Full Moon," he pulled triple-duty by voicing The Candle Shopkeeper, a human pedestrian at the start of the episode, and a glass mover. He also voiced Big Woobly in "Loo Loo Land" and Gerald in "Barbie's Bad Day". • Puppetry: Libran is a skilled puppeteer and actually operated the official puppets of Blitzo and Moxxie for Brandon Rogers' comedic sketch video "Blitzø VS Grandpa".
Collin's Key Episode Roles
- Season 1, Episode 4: "C.H.E.R.U.B."
This episode introduces Collin as an employee of Heaven's C.H.E.R.U.B. company alongside Cletus and Keenie. Their mission is to convince a miserable, wealthy inventor named Lyle Lipton that life is worth living—putting them in direct competition with I.M.P., who was hired to assassinate him. • The Conflict: Throughout the episode, Collin tries to accomplish the mission with genuine kindness, but he is constantly mistreated, physically thrown around, and used as a meat shield by both sides. • The Downfall: When the battle peaks, I.M.P. hacks the theater lighting. In the ensuing chaos, the Cherubs accidentally drop a massive grand piano onto Lyle Lipton, crushing him to death. • Banishment: Because they technically caused a human casualty, a high-ranking angel bars them from returning to Heaven, leaving Collin and his group stranded on Earth.
- Season 2, Episode 8: "The Full Moon"
After spending a long time stranded on Earth, the ex-Cherubs return as active, bitter antagonists. Desperate to get revenge on I.M.P. and find a way back home, they form an alliance with the human paranormal investigators, the D.H.O.R.K.S. (Agents 1 and 2). • The Interrogation: While planning, Collin acts as the explicit moral compass. He openly hesitates and asks Cletus, "Doesn't this all seem a little... sinful?". • The Attack: Armed with D.H.O.R.K.S. technology, angelic crossbows, and mechanized armor suits, Collin and the team ambush Blitzo down in Hell. Collin uses his celestial abilities and flight in the skirmish but is ultimately outsmarted again when Stolas arrives to intervene. • Foreshadowing: Sharp-eyed fans noticed that during their interrogation room scenes, a literal bright light continuously shines uniquely down on Collin. Many believe this visual cue implies that Collin is the only member of the trio pure enough to eventually earn redemption and a ticket back to Heaven.
- Season 2, Episode 9: "Apology Tour"
Collin makes a brief, non-speaking background cameo in this episode, showing that the C.H.E.R.U.B. group remains an active part of the ongoing narrative thread as the seasons progress.
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