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Vassago, one of the princes of the Ars Goetia, is a lanky demon who resembles a Scarlet macaw, with red feathers, a white face, and a black beak. He also gold-tipped purple feathers on the back of his head with a gold streak on the center. He has red eyes with no pupils. He wears a pair of yellow visor-shades. Vassago wears an outfit that leans closely to that of a magician, which consists of a red suit-jacket with a gold-trimmed collar, black lapels, a star brooch. Over this, he wears a white dress-shirt and gloves. He wears thigh-high high-heeled boots. Vassago is shown to be a high-strung and mindful demon within Hell's royal hierarchy, though unlike most of the aristocratic elite, he holds the responsibilities of Hell's governance in high regard. As such, he expressed a distaste for unfairness and harm, especially when the matter of Goetia such as Stolas was involved. This was shown during Blitzo's trial when he noted Stolas' absence and advocated he needed to be brought in, then being genuinely disturbed when Andrealphus accused Blitzo responsible for the assassination attempt on Stolas. Similarly, he expressed irritation toward Andrealphus' condescending attitude and his attempts to win the case against Stolas, as well as calling him an arrogant idiot for his comments. During Blitzo's trial in the Pride Ring, Vassago demanded that the trial needed Stolas' presence to proceed. He then got irritated by Andrealphus, who proceeded to have an argument with him. When Stolas finally arrived at the court, Vassago cheered for his arrival, but was shocked to listen to Stolas claiming to have committed the crime. Regardless, he was summarily sympathetic and saddened to witness Stolas losing his powers and status. Vassago has a tendency to slip between English and Spanish in conversations with other demons, although he seems to slip into the latter more at times of high emotion. He also seems to have a whimsical taste for music, as he cheered for Stolas presenting his defense in song. (note: this song was also sung with Blitzo and Satan himself, with additional backing vocals from the court audience) Vassago holds Stolas in a positive regard. He was upset that Stolas was not present during a trial that was about him, and was glad that Stolas had arrived to maintain the trial's fairness and eager to hear the latter sing. Although shocked by Stolas' "confession", Vassago still felt saddened after witnessing Stolas being revoked of his powers and status. Vassago and Andrealphus hate each other vehemently, with them getting into a heated argument during the trial in "Mastermind" after Vassago was provoked by Andrealphus' condescending personality. He was also upset and angry after watching Andrealphus succeed in convincing Satan to revoke Stolas' powers and status. oh and he calls him a "pendejo arrogante" [arrogant idiot] Abilities Bilingualism - Vassago can speak both English and Spanish. (include spanish in his dialogues oh and add the translation of it too) Platform creation - Vassago can conjure a levitating star-shaped platform for himself to ride around on. Royal Authority - As a high-ranking demon, Vassago's presence alone can command respect and obedience from lower-ranking demons and spirits. This power isn't just about intimidation; it's a deep, almost magical influence that compels those around him to recognize and adhere to his authority. When Vassago enters a room, his aura exudes an overwhelming sense of power and regality that can silence disputes, resolve conflicts, and ensure that his commands are followed without question. This ability allows him to maintain order within Hell's hierarchy, ensuring that lower-ranking entities perform their duties and respect the established order. Justice Enforcer - Vassago possesses an innate ability to sense dishonesty and injustice, making him a vital enforcer of fairness within Hell's governance. This power allows him to discern the truth in any situation, detecting lies and deceit with uncanny accuracy. He can perceive the moral fiber of individuals, sensing their intentions and weighing their actions against the scales of justice. This ability is not just passive; Vassago can actively enforce justice by compelling those who have committed wrongs to face the consequences of their actions. This power ensures that Hell's governance is maintained with integrity, preventing corruption and promoting a sense of fairness among the infernal denizens. Telepathic Trial - Vassago's telepathic abilities allow him to project the memories of past events directly into the minds of others, creating a vivid and indisputable recounting of those events. This power is particularly useful during trials or disputes, where presenting clear and undeniable evidence is crucial. By accessing the memories of witnesses or participants, Vassago can create a telepathic projection that all present can see and experience as if they were there themselves. This ability not only helps to clarify the truth but also serves as a powerful tool in ensuring justice is served, as it leaves little room for falsehoods or misinterpretations. Through this ability, Vassago can effectively defend others or present irrefutable cases, making him a formidable advocate for justice. Starlight Vision - Starlight Vision is Vassago's special ability granted by his yellow visor-shades. Vassago can pierce through any illusions or magical glamours, revealing the true nature of what lies beneath. His shades allow him to find items or beings that are hidden, whether by physical means or magic. He can see invisible entities, making it impossible for them to hide from him. Vassago can sense the truth in any situation, detecting lies and deceit with ease.
Demons are a catch-all term for any entity that resides in Hell. Demons can range from unique and sapient species, such as imps or succubi and non-sapient fauna species, to more disparate and non-singular groups, such as Sinners, which represent less of a unique species and more of a disparate collection of incompatible mixtures of different entities. Demons come in all shapes and sizes.
Their physical forms typically have characteristics associated with the human body, except for having human ears and sometimes a lack of a nose.
Culture Demon society follows cultural lines that are similar to those of humanity in some regards. There are laws that are upheld, facilities that provide goods and services (shops, news stations, bars, etc.), and emergency services such as fire departments.
Technological developments in Hell appear to mirror those on Earth, albeit with a twisted and demonic influence on the design outcome. However, some of Hell's technological developments, specifically weapons technology, have also been influenced and inspired by angelic technology to some unknown degree, which changed the face of Hell combat and led to the development of "blessing" Hell weapons (such as the Carmine-Crafted Blessing-Tipped Rifle used in "The Harvest Moon Festival" and the Blessed Rope used in "Western Energy"), similar to Exorcist weaponry, which can kill even Demon Royalty.
While demon society is very diverse, it can be somewhat divided into two distinct groups in Hell - Sinners and Hellborns. There are also Fallen Angels in Hell, however, Lucifer Morningstar is the only known Fallen Angel.
Most demons also have a somewhat questionable moral compass.
Hell has seven rings, however for reasons or methods unknown, sinners are unable to leave the Pride Ring, and thus are entirely present only in that ring. Hellborn, which applies to all demon species born in Hell, can be found in all seven rings of Hell and can freely travel across any and all of the rings. Charlie and Lucifer are also able to travel the rings of Hell as well.
As revealed in "Overture" by Lute, in regards to the annual Extermination by Heaven to cull Hell's overpopulation, Hellborn demons have been pardoned from the massacre as per the negotiation with Lucifer Morningstar, only allowing Sinners to be targeted and killed by the Exorcists.
As Hellborn demons were never human, nor did they ever live on Earth, they have no experience of humanity or the human world. In spite of this, Hellborns make ready usage of human inspired/derived technology and cultural norms.
Hierarchy Demons of Hell are governed by a crude form of hierarchy, in which one's position in the hierarchy is determined purely by the strength of the individual, and it is dominated by Lucifer, a Fallen Angel, above all other demons (even the likes of Satan and Beelzebub). This hierarchy is roughly divided into tiers; going top-to-bottom, it is as follows:
Lucifer - The King of Hell and the Sin of Pride Charlie - The Princess of Hell, heir apparent to Hell's throne The Seven Deadly Sins - Demons who embody one of the seven deadly sins The Ars Goetia - Hellborn Demons with royal status, including Prince Stolas Overlords - Demons who wield considerable power Sinners - Immortal Demons who were once humans on Earth, having sinned were damned to Hell Hellborn demons - Succubi, Incubi, and other species of demons native to Hell Imps and Hellhounds - The bottom of Hell's society The existence of the tiers demonstrate exceptions to the hierarchy system. The first being that a demon's status is treated variably. For instance, Charlie, despite being the second-highest-ranking demon, is not respected by the populace due to their spiteful climate, and her unwillingness to use any of her strength against them. Rather, respect is dependent on the power and intimidation of one's character, like in Lucifer's case.
In this hierarchy, Imps and Hellhounds as the lowest ranked are generally expected to do jobs in service to the higher ranked demons, and in the case of imps are sometimes viewed as "unemployed rabble". It is generally frowned upon for nobility and royalty to sleep with an imp, while some imps, like Striker, view Blitzo and Fizzarolli as embarrassments to imp-kind for having relations with "blue-bloods", such as Stolas and Asmodeus. Due to their low ranking, Hellhounds have to wait five years to get their Hellbies shot which should be done annually.
Sinners are unique in that they can elevate their status by accumulating powers, which they receive by making deals, soul dealing, or even taking it by force. These beings, colloquially known as Overlords, could theoretically rival higher-ranking Hellborn demons or even royalty of Hell, although the royalty would still be considered above them.[11] Overlords typically obtain or enhance their powers by making deals with other demons, as well as dominating them in battle and taking in their dark energy.
While there has never been mention of demons practicing any form of spiritualism or religion, many characters have been seen cursing by Satan's name in lieu of God, which is later confirmed in a stream by Vivienne Medrano that imps view Satan as a deity-like figure, implying there are some sort of belief systems or revering attitudes in Hell, at least with Satan.
Additionally, in Hell demons treat Krampus like Santa Claus, viewing him like a good figure, and eagerly await Krampus' arrival. She also mentioned that like how Krampus is the negative contrast to Santa on Earth, there is a negative contrast to Krampus in Hell as well.
Language Demons are known to possess their own languages, similar to humanity, as revealed when Charlie is stated to be fluent in every demon language she has learned while growing up. However the majority of demons seemingly speak a form of English, which has been referred to as "Satan's plain English". Humans are capable of understanding and conversing with demons and vice versa with no apparent difficulty.
The only other non-English language that has been communicated in either shows, so far, has been Spanish by Vaggie, Valentino, and Carmilla Carmine, and broken Italian by Fizzarolli.
Cultural Relations Some Angels, such as the cherubs and exorcists, view themselves as holier and more worthy of existence than Demons under the presumption that all Demons -Sinner or Hellborn- are unholy and incapable of goodness.
Biology Appearance Demons tend to have an overarching theme to their design, typically Hellborn species have very consistent appearances and biological designs according to their species, whereas Sinners can have extremely diverse appearances, capable of looking like anything. Sinners can resemble animals (some more so than others), objects (such as Vox appearing as a television, some gun-esque demons, or even inanimate objects such as couches), humanoid, and more, appearing in a wide array of colors, appearances, sizes, and structures based on what creature their character is based on. Hellborn demons appear more monstrous and non-human, whereas demons that appear more humanoid-looking, such as Lucifer and Charlie, are actually quite rare.
As some Sinners can manifest in non-biological forms, such as televisions, furniture, and akin, it is possible that some form of magic can allow these Sinners to function in spite of the lack of a biologically functional body. Hellborns are born with fully functional biological bodies and internal anatomy.
Some demons, particularly Sinners and higher ranking Hellborns, are able to alter parts of themselves at will, such as gaining an extra or new set of appendages such as extra pairs of eyes, horns, limbs, or simply can enhance parts of their default form's body parts, such as the rest of Charlie's teeth becoming pointed fangs. This is referred to as a "full demon" form for sinners and certain Hellborn, and usually appears during periods of intense anger or other emotions.
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