Hazbin Hotel Angst

This shows that Sera, while intent on redeeming her past mistakes, may still relapse into cowardice when seeing her loved ones in danger. By the end of the episode, Sera is heartbroken at the sight of Emily's injury, then simply happy while seeing her sister flying through Heaven with her new prosthetic wing, still as joyful as ever. Emily is a seraphim angel and a major supporting character in Hazbin Hotel who made her debut in "Welcome to Heaven". After learning about the "Extermination", Emily promises Charlie Morningstar that she will help in her dream about redeeming sinners. She is later seen trying to find a way to fix the mistakes made by Heaven and to avoid a potential war against Hell. In "Weapon of Mass Distraction" and "Curtain Call", Emily joined forces with Charlie and her friends to stop Vox's plan to conquer Heaven, saving the lives of many sinners, including Alastor himself, from the angelical weapon known as the "Might of Lilith", suffering a wound on her wing in the process. She collaborated with many Overlords, sinners, Charlie and her friends to stop the weapon from exploding and destroying Pentagram City. After confirming to everyone in Hell that redemption is possible, and finally achieving peace between the realms, Emily is now actively helping with the Hotel, constantly visiting and sending gifts from Heaven as well as being in charge of welcoming any future redeemed souls who ascend to Heaven. In her humanoid form, Emily takes the appearance of a tall and slim young woman with silvery skin, black lips, and mid-thigh-length hair with bangs styled in a somewhat layered way, colored in a gradient of periwinkle with noticeable white tips. Her eyes have light blue sclera with white-outlined darker-colored pupils and bushy, dark indigo eyelashes, and her eyelids are perano-colored, while her three freckles are white and are located on each of her cheeks and her nose. She also has six white feathered wings on her back, however as of “Curtain Call” her middle left wing was maimed by the Might of Lilith, and was subsequently replaced by a golden cybernetic prosthetic. A light blue halo decorated with small, tiara-like spikes hovers above her head. Emily wears princess-inspired clothing which consists of a white and dark periwinkle gown with a dark stripe on the scalloped turtleneck collar, light and dark blue panned sleeves reminiscent of the rennaissance era, a dark periwinkle star pattern on the chest, dark triangular-like patterns on the hem with small diamond shapes between the mounds, a light blue sash worn around her thin waist, and wears a pair of white tights with periwinkle flats underneath. She also wears a set of long fingerless, periwinkle-gray opera gloves. In her angelic form, Emily’s skin becomes white, her head becomes oval-shaped with an extra third eye on her forehead, her lips are noticeably paler, and she becomes bald. She also has six feathered wings on the back of her head, and her halo sports a small eye on the center. Her dress becomes white and has some key differences, most notably the large blue eye with long lashes at the center of her chest, replacing the star. The sleeves are now white, while the hem is adorned with bigger periwinkle diamonds above the dark blue pattern (both of these patterns also resembling eyes), and longer, white-outlined navy diamonds inside it, all marked with a single white line in the middle. She also has a white feathery neckline and petticoat. Emily is excitable, bubbly, sweet, friendly and kind to almost everyone around her. She does not discriminate others based on mistakes or who they are, where she excitedly greeted Charlie and welcomed her to Heaven, despite her being a demon. She compliments Sera in personality, with Sera the most serious and Emily the more bubbly. Working alongside Sera, her job is to preserve the happiness and joy of the human souls that ascend to Heaven. Emily also holds a great amount of sympathy towards human souls and sees them all as equal, much like Charlie, as she is disgusted and horrified upon learning about the extermination. She is also shown to engage deeply in the things that she believes in, such as when she promises Charlie to find a way to help her. As shown in "Welcome to Heaven" and "The Show Must Go On", Emily believes in Charlie's dream of rehabilitating sinners and allowing them into Heaven, and was delighted to see Sir Pentious ascending into Heaven, proving that it was indeed possible for a sinner demon to be redeemed. She's shown to be forgiving towards Sera for her role in enabling the exterminations. Despite her positivity, Emily can be a little slow and awkward. This is shown when she initially forgets to tell to Sir Pentious that he can't leave Heaven, and forgets to tell Charlie that he is alive and living as a redeemed soul until just as Sera is isolating Heaven from other realms. She unintentionally makes Sir Pentious feel depressed with her comment on how unique and special he is, though she tries her best effort to make him feel comfortable and enjoy Heaven. Her enthusiasm also makes her impulsive, like when she, in a hyperventilated way, shows Sir Pentious numerous places around Heaven for him to enjoy at once rather than show him around gradually to assimilate to his new reality. However, she is also able to learn from her mistakes and try alternate methods to help, such as creating four new Egg Boiz for Sir Pentious, who finally trusts her afterwards. In "Silenced", Emily believes that they could figure things out with Hell by going down there, apologizing, and bringing gift baskets as apologies for everyone, completely oblivious that the actions from the Exorcists in every Extermination made people in Hell develop a deep-seated resentment that wouldn't just go away with nice words or gifts. Upon returning to Heaven after Vox's declaration of war on the angels, Emily burst into tears and apologized to Sir Pentious for everything they put Hell through. In "Curtain Call", Emily showcases the true extent of her empathy and her good nature, openly working with Charlie and her friends to stop Vox, as well as saving several sinners from being killed by Vox's massive angelical weapon, the "Might of Lilith", to the point of risking her own life. She is also shown to be very brave and determined to protect everyone, regardless of being sinners of Hell, being the first to approach the weapon in an attempt to stop it, without a moment of hesitation. Later in the episode, Emily constantly visits Hell and is seen helping with the Hotel and its redemption project and preparing for the arrival of future redeemed souls, giving them a warm and cheerful welcome to Heaven. In "Curtain Call," being injured by the Might of Lilith had very little effect on her. While she was indeed injured and in pain at first, she was unaffected by any lingering trauma afterwards and was able to fly around Heaven as joyful as ever with her new prosthetic wing. Saint Peter is an angel and a supporting character in Hazbin Hotel who made his debut in "Welcome to Heaven". St. Peter is a pale-skinned humanoid angel with curled, short pale-blonde hair, turquoise eyes with no pupils, and sharp royal blue eyebrows. As an angel, he sports a white halo above his head, and a pair of large feathered wings on his back which are celeste blue and cream. He wears a light blue vest over a pale yellow shirt with the long sleeves sporting dull golden cuffs, and a light blue skirt with dull golden detailing that forms into a cross at the hem. He also wears a pastel red bowtie and dull golden flats. St. Peter appears to be a friendly person overall. He is welcoming to newcomers and visitors, even if they're demons. He is somewhat flirty, enjoying the company of attractive people. However he is somewhat prone to being startled, freaking out when Charlie reveals herself to be Lucifer's daughter, where he lets a cuss word slip in surprise. He may be a little absent-minded or he just doesn't pay much close attention to some things, as he doesn't seem to notice Charlie's last name "Morningstar" to be the same "Morningstar" in Lucifer's name, making him unable to make a conclusion that she is Lucifer's daughter until Charlie told him. In "Storyteller," he seems to take great pride in watching Heaven's gates, bragging about how he watches the door "very well", much to other angels' annoyance. The Speaker of God is an angel and a supporting character who made her debut in the episode "Storyteller". The Speaker of God is a beautiful statuesque avian female angel with white and gold plumage similar to a phoenix, with bright blue eyes that occasionally glow purple and extremely long eyelashes, with the top lashes being curled. She possesses six wings, similar to Emily, Sera and Lucifer, although they are much larger and she seems to be able to selectively hide pairs if she chooses. The Speaker of God has a glowing halo with multiple golden rays crowning her head, as well as long, wavy blonde hair which flows continuously and fades into the same color as the markings at the top. She is surrounded by a majestic glowy aura at all times. The Speaker of God wears a layered dress with feather-like hems and colors of ivory red, off-white, light yellow, and a slightly darker shade of yellow compared to her hair. Underneath this dress are three, almost scroll-like attachments that trail behind her. The Speaker of God is a patient, benevolent, kind, wise, and empathetic being, allowing Sir Pentious to explain himself about how he got to ascend to Heaven, and politely welcomed him to their realm. The Speaker is also patient, withstanding Lute's erratic and impulsive behavior and her demands about not letting Sir Pentious stay there. She acts as a confessor of sorts that angels beneath her in Heaven can confess their sins to, whether in official public settings or in private, so that she may ease their emotional burdens and provide comfort and divine wisdom onto them. In the same way God often did in the Bible, she seems to question people—not because they don't know the answer, but to test or reveal something about the respondent. Unlike most of the angels, The Speaker is quite tolerant and open-minded, as she not only believed Sir Pentious' story but accepted redemption of sinners in Hell is possible, and they could go to Heaven if they atone. She also offered to High Seraphim Sera the space to be vulnerable in private and say what is tormenting her after seeing her feelings of concern. The Speaker can also emotionally react; changing her demure attitude if anyone makes an untrue statement, at least with her being present. One example is when Lute called herself the new commander of the army of the Exorcists when it was actually Abel who received the position. Lute is the lieutenant of the Exorcists and a major antagonist in Hazbin Hotel who debuted in the episode "Overture". Formerly Adam's lieutenant, Lute claimed to be the new commander of the Exorcists following his death in "The Show Must Go On" before the seraphims assigned Adam's son, Abel, as the new commander in "Storyteller", with Lute remaining as lieutenant. Lute wears attire near identical to other Exorcists, but with the only visual difference being her mask's right pupil is a white circle with an X over it instead of a white X, and her mask's horns curved backwards. She also usually has bloodstains on her grey minidress. Under her mask, Lute is revealed to be a humanoid white-skinned angel with pale yellow-golden eyes, black lips, and short, neck-length pale white hair that has been cut into an asymmetrical bob cut with an undercut. She also appears to have grey eyeshadow for makeup. In "The Show Must Go On", Lute lost her left arm after ripping it off of her bicep to escape the rubble of the Hazbin Hotel. As revealed in "Storyteller", she is shown to now have a golden prosthetic replacement arm which features Adam's halo around the wrist as a bracelet. Lute was Adam's lieutenant and stoic subordinate who was always by his side. She and Adam appeared to have a friendly relationship, with Adam complimenting her on her large kill count, and Lute joining him in his antics. She and Adam held several beliefs in common, such as that angels are supposedly perfect and never make mistakes. Like Adam, she enjoys her status as an angel and dislikes the very idea that angels can make mistakes. Lute especially shows a sadistic side in demeaning Charlie, specifically on how the Exorcists feel about her and other Hellborn demons. Her sadism was demonstrated in "The Show Must Go On" when she shouted to