Valentino, in a rare act of charity, takes in a newborn Moxxie entrusted to him by the imp's dying mother. He could have simply turned down the offer and murdered them both, but something within of him stirred. A remarkable moral compass and sense of kindness. How much of Hell will be rocked now that Moxxie is being raised by Valentino and Vox? How much will things change now that Moxxie has the potential to be Hell's strongest imp? New acquaintances. New adversaries. But one thing is certain. All Hell residents must be on the lookout for the imp raised by the Moth and TV Overlords. Remember. Two V's Form an MAU Moxxie is adopted by Overlord's notion, which I came up with on the spur of the moment.
C.H.E.R.U.B. tears severely with them towards the conclusion of his first episode.
The Only One Who Wears Shoes: As the only human-like member of the group and the only human-like cherub revealed in their first episode, he's also the only one who wears shoes, in this case short and thin shoes that barely cover the heels. Works well as a counterpart to Blitzo, who is also the only member of his group that wears shoes.
Hazbin Hotel was a fantastic pilot, but I was concerned about whether or not producing a spinoff show would pay off. Thankfully, Helluva Boss, although lacking the polish and promise of Hazbin, is reasonably well written and darkly humorous, with several amusing moments. While some jokes may not work, the majority of them do, and that is what is important. The animation is decent; it's not as good as Hazbin's, but it's still really good. Along with the characters, the cast is fantastic. They cast Richard Horvitz, the Invader Zim VA, as well as Brandon Rogers and others. They all match their personalities well and have wonderful chemistry with one another. Unfortunately, much of the issues that plagued Hazbin are present here, but it doesn't detract from what is otherwise a terrific pilot.
