Hazbin Hotel Ep. 7 Uncut (Picture in Picture)
Added 2024-07-31 05:26:36 +0000 UTCFull length and picture in picture Episode 7 of Hazbin Hotel!
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Agreed, they did a good job with the resolution there. Great minor side characters is part of what goes into telling a great story π But, yeah, I'm sure those two will do something horrible sooner or later. Yeah, the cannibal army/singing in the rain bit was great. Interesting to hear that about Helluva Boss. We're going to get to it soonish so I guess we'll see how it goes π - Sam
Buff Summer
2024-08-03 06:08:41 +0000 UTCYeah, I think so π - Sam
Buff Summer
2024-08-03 06:00:07 +0000 UTCAre you going to do a premiere on YouTube for the finale? It could be fun for everyone to share their thoughts and theories.
Amanda V.
2024-08-02 08:36:50 +0000 UTCI like how they had Charlie dealing with Vaggie's secret because I think it matches her personality. The writers don't really have the time to anyways, but I am still happy they decided resolve it quickly. There are so many shows that stretch out the "drama" way too long where I lose in interest and even sometimes am annoyed by the story line. I know they are very minor side characters, but I am quite surprised at how much I like Carmilla Carmine and Rosie. However, I feel like I am being set up for disappointment later because they are still some of the top Overlords (both at the Overlord meeting in episode 3) . One is a (or THE?) weapons dealer in Hell and the other is the leader of (the surprisingly peaceful) Cannibal Town so they are not that "good". A ton of shows and films reference it, but I am amused that "Singin' in the Rain" references are in a song to persuade a cannibal army. I love that it is the cannibals that are 100% for Charlie's performances when everyone else in Hell is not. I am only a couple episodes into season 2 of 'Helluva Boss', but the goals of the two shows are very different to me. 'Helluva Boss' so far as been like 90% world building and 10% character building (though I feel it is more like character revealing moments than character growth) with no real overarching plot(s). I feel 'Hazbin Hotel' is mostly the opposite of this. I am interested in 'Helluva Boss', but I am currently invested in 'Hazbin Hotel'. I am going to continue watching 'Helluva Boss', but 'Hazbin Hotel' is definitely the one where I will mark new episode releases on a calendar and watch ASAP. I am not trying to persuade you to my preference and many like 'Helluva Boss' more, but I was not expecting such dissimilar story telling methods for shows set in the same universe.
Amanda V.
2024-08-01 23:52:30 +0000 UTC
