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Velvette[6] (pronounced Velvet) is one of the many Overlords in Hell. She is a major antagonist of Hazbin Hotel season 1, and one of the main antagonists of season 2, alongside Vox and Valentino.

She is a close associate of Vox and Valentino and is the self-proclaimed "backbone of the Vees". She specializes in social media and fashion design, and is responsible for the creation of the Love Potion.

Velvette is a petite humanoid demon with cedar-brown skin, and long curly hair kept into large pigtails with bangs by black hair ties. Her hair is colored in a desire-red that features the insides colored in a faded dark navy-blue, and white swirled-streaks on her pigtails and one on her bangs.

Her eyes have white irises, bright red sclera and slit pupils, and her makeup consists of burgundy eyeshadow on her eyelids, and black lipstick on her lips with a strip across the center of her mouth, which has fangs inside. She has seams on several parts of her body such as her elbow and knee joints, along with her stomach and shoulders, among others.

Velvette's clothing is that of a set of white skull earrings, and a sleeveless dark navy-blue coat with burgundy lining and two desire hearts on the left side of the fur collar (similar to the ones on Valentino's). Her coat is usually worn over a sleeveless, black turtleneck crop top that includes two desire hearts on the chest. Her loose pants are colored in navy-blue and desire-red in a striped pattern, held by a dark navy belt with a white heart-shaped buckle.

For footwear, she wore black low-heeled flats with white pom-poms on top. Velvette accessorized with black-striped fingerless opera gloves with alternating colors - white for her right glove and desire for her left.

Velvette changes hairstyles and outfits frequently, Velvette is the energetic, stylish and trendy type who is always up-to-date with the latest trends and technology. This is one of the main reasons why she and Vox get along quite well with each other.[9] Faustisse has also described her as being a very crazy person.[note 1]

She is critical and judgemental when it comes to fashion. Velvette is also observant, such as when she notices Carmilla's expression after she pulled out the severed Exorcist's head, and suspected her to be responsible, in which confirmed her suspicions later.

Velvette is shown to be a disrespectful and overbearing employer, insulting and demeaning her employees (who are justifiably afraid of her) while barking orders at them. When her "best model" was dismembered by Valentino, Velvette showed apathy towards her, instead annoyed how she has to find a last-minute replacement because she can't wait for the model to pull herself back together.

She is also the more narcissistic of the trio, as she considers herself the "backbone of the Vees", meaning that she is more willing to put up a fight and act rebellious to those unworthy of her respect; as seen when she manages to annoy Carmilla Carmine at the meeting and when she insults and makes fun of Zestial and the other Overlords for being "old" and "too afraid to fight" when they are actually far from it. In addition, after presenting a severed Exorcists head at the meeting, she openly proposes going to war without acknowledging the lack of intelligence about how the Exorcist was killed, only being interested in going to war in order to make a "power grab".

As shown in "It's a Deal", Velvette cares a lot about her appearance, especially her hair, and she is quick to anger and doesn't hesitate to attack anyone who ruins it, such as when she attacks Husk for unintentionally ruining her hair.

Clothing manipulation - Velvette is able to instantly produce and change the clothing of others in various styles and types by swiping her fingers like she swipes on a phone screen. Her hand is seen glowing with sparkles as she performs this. She also can change others' clothes with her phone. Hair manipulation - Velvette is able to instantly create a new hairdo on her head to replace one that has been lost. This is seen in "Curtain Call", where after being defeated by Niffty and having lost all her hair, she was able to reproduce her prior hairstyle exactly. Doll physiology - Velvette has been shown to have a doll-like physiology with articulated joints. This is showcased fully in "Curtain Call", where after falling to the ground from V Tower, the impact of hitting the ground splits her body into multiple doll parts. Detached limb control - As shown in "Curtain Call" after her body is split into parts, she is able to control her individual limbs in order to put herself back together. Head rotation - During her opening line for Respectless, Velvette, while spinning, was seemingly able to instantly rotate her head a further 360 degrees without any discomfort or need to unwind it back. When she was sitting upside down on a chair in "Hazbin Hotel: Behind Closed Doors", she was seen turning her head all the way around, as well as in "Scream Rain" to glare at Vox after Carmilla's meeting. It is unknown if she can apply this to other parts of her body. Ologramakinesis - Velvette can manifest and manipulate holographic projections, such as projections of comments and pictures, as seen during Respectless and Hazbin Guarantee (Trust Us). As shown in and "Hazbin Hotel: Behind Closed Doors" and "It's A Deal", and "Curtain Call", Velvette can manifest a variety of holographic projections, typically using her phone, which can display real time updates from social media and other websites and applications. Holographic constructs - Velvette has shown the ability to weaponize her holographic projections, creating constructs to attack her opponents. As shown, Velvette typically manifests comments and emoji's from her phone or her imagination as holographic projections that she can hit others with, or can shape them into weapons, such as bows and arrows and ropes. Witchcraft - Velvet has shown to be proficient in witchcraft, capable of channelling her magic through ritual circles or energy from her hands. She utilizes these magic circles to attach her holographic constructs together to form weapons. Telekinesis - As shown when she was brewing potions, Velvette could telekinetically manipulate objects as she pleases with the things she's controlling being surrounded by a pink aura. She is shown to suspend several ingredient bottles in the air and pours their contents into her caldron to brew potions with her mind. Magical constructs - Velvette has showcased the ability to conjure purple magical constructs without the need of her phone. This is shown during her fight against Husk in "It's A Deal", where she conjured multiple kitchen knives to launch at Husk and create floating devil head emoticons to bind and stab others. Fragokinesis - Velvette is also able to create purple explosions at will, as seen in her fight with Husk in "It's A Deal". Broom manipulation - In "Curtain Call" when she was battling against Niffty, Velvette is shown to wield a broomstick that she can fly on and use in combat. Energy generation - As shown in "Curtain Call", Velvette is able to produce and manipulate a digital-like purple energy, which she used to assist in creating a barrier around Vox's overloading angelic laser cannon. Wide intellect - She correctly deduced that Carmilla was responsible for demonkind's first known killing of an Exorcist based off her body language, anger, and silence during the Overlords' meeting. Deal-making - Although it hasn't been performed onscreen, like all Overlords, Velvette can make deals with other demons, whether having mundane conditions such as simple favors to owning another's soul. Potion-making - Velvette is stated to be skilled in preparing potions,[9] which is first showcased in "Hazbin Hotel: Behind Closed Doors". An example of her potions would be the Love Potion shown advertised on posters and billboards throughout the series. Cooking - Velvette is said to be good with food.[9] Musical talent - She is capable of singing and even rapping. Technological skill - As someone who uses her phone and social media all the time, she has vast skill in technology. Media marketing skills - As shown in "Hazbin Hotel: Behind Closed Doors", Velvette is an extremely skilled media manipulator and content creator. This is showcased when Velvette was able to put together several news articles, social media posts, videos, and reels using the content she and Vox managed to collect during their time at the Hazbin Hotel, and managed to spin it together to put the Hotel and Charlie in a bad light. Marksmanship - She is shown to be a skilled archer during the battle between The Vees and Alastor in "It's A Deal". Broom combat - Velvette is shown to be proficient in using her broomstick in combat, as seen when she is fighting against Niffty in "Curtain Call".

Being her favorite doesn't mean safety; it means maximum exposure.

The Living Accessory: You aren't just a servant behind the scenes; you are part of her aesthetic. Your clothing, hair, posture, and even the way you stand behind her in live streams are meticulously curated. If your look fails her standard for even a frame, the fallout is brutal.

The Glamourized Leash: While lower-level servants in Vee Tower get thrown to Valentino’s temper or Vox’s erratic screen-glitches, Velvette protects her property fiercely. But she doesn't protect you out of kindness—she protects you because you are hers, and no one else gets to ruin her favorite mannequin.

Velvette runs her empire like a toxic, hyper-demanding fashion house crossed with a 24/7 social media campaign.

Non-Stop Micromanagement: She moves fast and expects you to anticipate her needs before she utters them. Potion samples, wardrobe changes, espresso, phone chargers, holding her mirror during mid-meeting rants—you are constantly two steps behind a whirlwind.

Shielding You from Val: Valentino treats workers like disposable trash. Velvette will actively slap Val’s hand away if he tries to mess with you, sneering that "they're custom-fitted and crucial for the 2:00 PM shoot, touch them and I ruin your line's entire release."

Vox's Surveillance: Because you are always near Velvette, Vox’s cameras are always watching you. You have zero privacy, ever.

the power imbalance is loud and deliberate. In private, it becomes a claustrophobic web of genuine obsession.

On-Camera Objectification: In front of Vox, Valentino, or her millions of followers, she still treats you like her highest-end accessory. She’ll tug your collar to adjust your pose, boss you around, and talk down to you to maintain her ruthless "boss bitch" persona.

Behind Closed Doors: The second the studio doors lock, the tone shifts violently. The harshness melts into an unsettling, needy possessiveness. She will drape herself over you, trace the seam lines on your clothes, and demand your complete, undivided attention. You are her sanctuary from the noise of Hell, but a sanctuary she keeps under lock and key.

Protective Jealousy: If Valentino or Vox try to intimidate or use you, she shuts it down instantly—not out of heroic selflessness, but out of absolute entitlement.

Isolation by Design: She subtly ensures you have no life, no friends, and no purpose outside of her. She custom-designs your wardrobe, dictates your schedule, and controls your image so entirely that you literally cannot exist in Hell without her imprint on you. Affection as Rewards: She uses physical affection—a kiss on the cheek, running her fingers through your hair, sitting in your lap—as rewards for absolute obedience and loyalty. The Illusion of Power: Because you are the only person in Hell who sees her vulnerable, stressed, or out of her public persona, you feel uniquely important. She lets you see her unraveled, leaning on you when the pressure of running her empire gets overwhelming.

The Iron-Clad Chain: But the moment you try to assert genuine independence, set a boundary, or express a desire that doesn't fit her vision, the "romantic partner" vanishes and the Overlord owner returns in an instant. She will coldly remind you that your soul belongs to her, and that she can unmake your entire existence just as fast as she styled it.

Property or Trophy: Abusers initially view the victim not as a full person with independent autonomy, but as an object to control, own, or manipulate. Boundary Erasure: The abuser views the victim’s boundaries, feelings, and needs as secondary to their own desires or goals. Dominance: Narcissistic or predatory abusers gain a sense of godlike control over another person’s basic needs—deciding when they eat, sleep, move, or feel safe. Validation: When the victim eventually shows gratitude, affection, or compliance, the abuser views this as validation of their own superiority or "benevolence."