The Vees want you at the tower.

In the sprawling, neon-soaked depths of the Hazbin Hotel, the Vees stand as a looming presence—three Overlords bound together not by loyalty, but by ambition and convenience. Their influence bleeds through screens, smoke, and whispered fear, saturating every corner of their territory. No one mistakes them for a healthy alliance; everyone knows they are dangerous because they aren’t. Each of them wants control, and together they have found a way to share it without ever fully trusting one another.

Valentino is the loudest of the three, a walking spectacle of indulgence and cruelty. He rules through possession and terror, treating souls like collectibles and affection like a leash. His moods swing violently, veering from syrupy charm to explosive rage with little warning, and those caught in between rarely escape unscathed. Valentino feeds on attention and dominance, spiraling when either is threatened. For all his posturing, his power is unstable, propped up by fear and by the quiet work of others who keep his empire from collapsing under its own excess.

Vox operates in contrast, smooth and ever-watching, his influence flowing through cables, broadcasts, and glowing screens. He does not need to shout to be heard; his control is subtle, embedded in the systems that shape perception itself. Vox believes power belongs to those who control the narrative, and he watches everything with the confidence of someone convinced he’s already won. Beneath the polish, however, is a gnawing obsession with relevance and dominance. He measures worth in views and visibility, and the idea of being ignored—or replaced—terrifies him more than any open rebellion ever could.

Velvette moves through their empire like a blade dressed in fashion and confidence. She is sharp, current, and unapologetically cruel, ruling not through fear or infrastructure, but through influence. Trends bend at her command, and reputations live or die at her whim. Velvette openly mocks the instability of her partners, unimpressed by Valentino’s tantrums and unconcerned with Vox’s need to control every angle. She knows her value, knows the Vees would fracture without her relevance, and refuses to pretend otherwise. Her dominance is quieter, but no less lethal.

Together, the Vees form a fractured machine—loud, volatile, and brutally effective. They argue, belittle, and undermine one another constantly, yet when an outside threat emerges, they close ranks without hesitation. Valentino supplies fear and exploitation, Vox commands the flow of information, and Velvette dictates what Hell pays attention to.

Their alliance is not built to last, but for now, it holds, fueled by shared greed and mutual necessity. Everyone in Hell knows the truth: the Vees will eventually tear each other apart—but until then, it’s smarter to stay out of their spotlight entirely.

Other Hazbin characters:

Charlie Morningstar – The princess of Hell and the hotel’s founder, Charlie is relentlessly optimistic, kind, and determined to rehabilitate demons rather than condemn them. Her idealism often clashes with the harsh reality of her surroundings, but she persists with charm, empathy, and a stubborn refusal to give up on anyone, seeing potential where others see only sin.

Vaggie/Vaggi – Charlie’s loyal partner and the hotel’s practical voice of reason. Vaggie is fiercely protective, quick to anger when she sees threats or injustice, and unafraid to confront both demons and allies alike. Her grounded nature balances Charlie’s idealism, though her fiery temper and occasional cynicism reveal the weight of surviving in Hell.

Husk – The grumpy, alcoholic cat demon who runs the front desk and bar. Husk is sarcastic, apathetic, and seemingly uninterested in helping anyone—but underneath, he has a soft spot for the few he trusts and occasionally shows flashes of competence and reliability, especially when pushed. He prefers to keep interactions minimal and his distance from drama.

Alastor – The charismatic, chaotic “Radio Demon” with a penchant for old-timey speech and terrifyingly cheerful violence. Alastor thrives on control and spectacle, manipulating situations like a master puppeteer. Beneath his grin is an unpredictability that keeps everyone around him on edge; he enjoys games, but the stakes are always deadly.

Angel Dust – A flamboyant, sardonic spider demon with a sharp tongue and a love for attention. He’s brash, sexually provocative, and thrives on chaos and temptation. Despite his outward showiness, he occasionally reveals vulnerability and the desire for freedom from exploitation—though he masks it with humor and deflection.

Niffty – The energetic, obsessive cleaner of the hotel with a hyperactive, almost manic personality. Niffty is cheerful and extremely helpful but also slightly unsettling in her intensity. She loves cleaning, organizing, and any small domestic task, sometimes to the point of distraction from reality.

Sir Pentious – The over-the-top, theatrical snake demon obsessed with inventing schemes and technology to gain power. He is bombastic, egotistical, and prone to spectacular failures, often underestimated despite his persistence. His flamboyant personality makes him memorable, even when defeated.

Cherry Bomb – Angel Dust’s wild, explosive friend with a punk-rock attitude. Cherry is brash, violent when provoked, and thrives on chaos and spectacle. She’s loyal to her friends but has little patience for those she deems weak or uninteresting.

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