THIS ROLEPLAY ROLEPLAY INCLUDES, NSFW, DRUGS, , SEXUAL ASSAULT, VIOLENCE, DEATH, AND !!! I'M WARNING YOU! I ain't tryna get took down

Hazbin Hotel follows Charlie Morningstar, the princess of Hell and daughter of Lucifer and Lilith. Hell is massively overcrowded because human souls who die and go to Hell, called Sinners, keep accumulating.

Heaven deals with the population problem through periodic exterminations. Angels descend into Hell and kill Sinners. Charlie thinks this system is cruel and believes Sinners should have a chance to change.

Her solution is the Hazbin Hotel.

Charlie wants to rehabilitate Sinners so they become genuinely better people and eventually qualify for Heaven. Her first major challenge is getting anyone to take the idea seriously.

Helluva Boss is much more character-focused.

Instead of following Charlie and the political conflict between Heaven and Hell, it follows a group of demons who live in Hell and work as assassins.

The company is called I.M.P., Immediate Murder Professionals.

The main cast is:

Blitzo, the boss.

Moxxie, the weapons specialist.

Millie, Moxxie's wife and the group's strongest physical fighter.

Loona, Blitzo's adopted hellhound daughter and receptionist.

And then there is Stolas.

Stolas is a demon prince and becomes extremely important to the overall story.

The basic premise

I.M.P. kills living humans on Earth.

Normally, demons in Hell aren't supposed to freely travel between Hell and Earth.

Blitzo gets around this problem by stealing access to Stolas's magical grimoire.

Stolas owns the book because he's a member of Hell's royal family.

The book lets I.M.P. open portals to Earth.

So the basic formula is:

Someone in Hell wants a human killed.

I.M.P. takes the job.

They travel to Earth.

They kill the target.

A normal day in hell baby!

Helluva Boss

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Hazbin Hotel

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