I recently watched the anime series Hazbin Hotel (2019) on Prime. The plot centers around the Princess of Hell, who endeavors to establish a rehabilitation center to help demons rehabilitate their way to Heaven. Despite facing skepticism in Hell, she receives support from her hotel's bartender, a porn star, her lover "Vaggie," and a deity. However, doubts arise about whether Heaven would ever take her efforts seriously, even if successful.
Created by Vivienne Medrano (Helluva Boss), the series features the voices of Erika Henningsen (Blue Bloods), Stephanie Beatriz (Encanto), Keith David (They Live), Daphne Rubin-Vega (In the Heights), and Blake Roman (Blue Bloods).
Hazbin Hotel stands out as one of the most unique anime series I've seen in a long time. Its premise, while seemingly wholesome, is infused with sex jokes, gory murders, random violence, and depictions of drinking and drug use. While the storyline itself is decent, it's the chaotic backdrop of Hell that truly captivates. Each segment concludes with a song, varying in quality, though Keith David's performances stand out. The series culminates in an exceptional final fight and resolution.
In conclusion, Hazbin Hotel offers an entertaining glimpse into the universe of Hell. I would rate it 7/10 and recommend it to anyone seeking something out of the ordinary.
Created by Vivienne Medrano (Helluva Boss), the series features the voices of Erika Henningsen (Blue Bloods), Stephanie Beatriz (Encanto), Keith David (They Live), Daphne Rubin-Vega (In the Heights), and Blake Roman (Blue Bloods).
Hazbin Hotel stands out as one of the most unique anime series I've seen in a long time. Its premise, while seemingly wholesome, is infused with sex jokes, gory murders, random violence, and depictions of drinking and drug use. While the storyline itself is decent, it's the chaotic backdrop of Hell that truly captivates. Each segment concludes with a song, varying in quality, though Keith David's performances stand out. The series culminates in an exceptional final fight and resolution.
In conclusion, Hazbin Hotel offers an entertaining glimpse into the universe of Hell. I would rate it 7/10 and recommend it to anyone seeking something out of the ordinary.