Loona (Helluva Boss)

Loona is a cynical and choleric young-adult Hellhound, who was adopted from an orphanage by Blitzo when she was nearing eighteen years of age. Loona shows little interest in matters that are going on around her. She also has a short-fuse temper and is often rude and apathetic toward her colleagues, but mostly Moxxie, though her ire seems otherwise indiscriminate. When not looking at her phone, Loona is usually scowling at anyone in view.

Even though Blitzo has placed her in an active team member role at I.M.P, she is undisciplined and doesn't have much of a work ethic. Among her many anti-social tendencies, Loona has been known to sleep and drink while at work, and hang up on people at her receptionist post. However, when she can be moved to do so, Loona is a fierce addition to the I.M.P team, as she is intelligent, logical, resourceful, and street smart.

Although Loona goes to great lengths to maintain an outwardly apathetic attitude, her troubled and isolated upbringing appears to have made her socially awkward and she admits, in a moment of flustered vulnerability upon meeting another Hellhound, that she does not have any friends. When trying to interact with people she does actually want to connect with, she stumbles over her words and worries over her appearance, demonstrating that she has little experience socializing within her peer group.

Despite her cynical and lazy behavior, she can show a more fragile and vulnerable side, though in very rare occasions. In "Western Energy", when Blitzo takes her to get her Hellbies shot, Loona is seen completely frightened, unable to speak or walk, to the point Blitzo had to carry her in his arms and later drag her to the waiting room, and while they're waiting for her appointment, Loona tries to hide below the chairs and is seen whimpering and trembling out of fear. In "Mastermind", when Satan condemns Blitzo to death by execution, Loona cries due to being forced to see him die, and when Stolas arrives to save him by taking all the blame for their actions, releasing Blitzo and the group, Loona cries out of relief.

Loona also often shows flashes of a somewhat friendlier attitude towards Blitzo, usually as he enables and defends her worst behaviors. Although she intentionally tries to maintain emotional distance from him, she is also shown to appreciate Blitzo's sense of humor, especially if it's at Moxxie's expense, and she begins to see him as something of a father figure, at one point slipping up and almost calling him as “dad” - much to Blitzo's delight. Despite how she feels about Blitzo, she acknowledges him trying his best, and knows deep down, as a father, he cares so much for her. As shown in serious occasions like in "The Full Moon", Loona is willing to risk herself just to save her adoptive father. The aftermath of "Mastermind" seems to have had a profound effect on Loona, as she is more willing to call Blitzo her father and risk her life for him and her co-workers; finally expressing her true feelings more openly.

Despite her closed off and initially distant nature, Loona is not heartless. Although she accompanies the rest of I.M.P in massacring many of the D.H.O.R.K.S agents, she mostly does so in self defense and to help Blitzo and Moxxie escape. As seen in "Mission: Orphan Time", Loona is actually at ill ease when killing good people. When she and her father are tasked with killing a target named Frank Wrigglers, who turns out to be a genuinely good man (and was mostly targeted because he showed up a Sinner in high school once), Loona soon grows uncomfortable with the idea of having to kill him and chooses to show him some decency by letting him say goodbye to his children (most likely affected by how she almost lost Blitzo and was muzzled; thus without the chance to say goodbye). She even manages to somewhat befriend him despite the strange circumstances, with Frank confidently telling her that people would love to see the real her as she prepares to finally take the shot, which inspires her to show her true form to the entertainer. After he freaks out when she reveals her true form, causing her to accidentally shoot him in a feat of shock, Loona feels genuinely guilty and reluctantly tries to put him out of his misery. However, because she ran out of bullets, Blitzo ends up finishing the job for the man instead.

Her good nature also brings out her more peaceful, emotionally intelligent and mature side and allows her to ground those around her with a steady presence and practical outlook. This is especially demonstrated in "Seeing Stars" as she helps Octavia through her distress while alleviating her sadness and frustration towards her father Stolas by providing a more nuanced perspective. When the princess complains that her father seems to hate her mother more than he loves her, Loona acknowledges Stolas' errors in the hopes of the teenage girl understanding her father's actions, admitting that dads fuck up all the time. While she can relate to Octavia's struggles in her relationship with her father, the hellhound also encourages her to be more understanding of his efforts and to give him another chance, especially since, although not perfect, he is genuinely trying his best to be a good parent (as Blitzo does for Loona) and was worriedly looking for her.