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Fizzarolli

"I'm the one and only Fizzarolli. Some of you might recognize this dashing clown face from my numerous toy-botic replicas across the rings of Hell."

Voiced by: Alex Brightman, Remy Edgerly (Child)

A successful jester imp who's in the employ of a number of high ranking demons. He serves as a mascot and spokesperson for Mammon and the headliner of Asmodeus' club. His likeness is the basis for a successful line of animatronic replicas known as Robo Fizz that serve as entertainers and even sex bots, among other things. One such replica in Loo Loo Land has a past with Blitzo when the latter worked in the theme park prior to starting his own assassination business. The actual Fizzarolli himself as well has a past with Blitzo though on a more personal level.

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In General

• Actor Allusion: This isn't the first time Alex Brightman played a stripe-covered singing demon-clown with stretchy arms that gets eaten by an otherworldly monster.
• Always Someone Better: Fizzarolli (both robotic and real) is everything Blitzo couldn't achieve in his clown days, being beloved by the public either for his talent as an entertainer or for his sexual prowess and has a very successful and lucrative career. He's even more accomplished in his highly functional fling with Asmodeus, a Seven Deadly Sins king in comparison to Blitzo's complicated relationship with Stolas, a Goetia prince.
• Animal Motifs:
  • While the Robo-Fizzarolli had some light elements of this, the real Fizzarolli has a much more prominent snake theme, ranging from his forked tongue to coiling himself around Asmodeus' shoulders in a manner similar to those shots of beautiful naked women with boa constrictors. In addition, his constantly extending and retracting limbs and general slinkiness further the serpentine allusion. This particular theme is probably yet another reference to Beetlejuice, specifically his infamous snake form from the movie.
  • Frogs are also another motif for him, as shown by one of Asmodeus's pet names for him, "Froggie," and a brief clip where Fizzarolli puppet waves its arms like Kermit the Frog.
• Early-Bird Cameo: A picture of him, be it Fizzarolli or Robo Fizz, is shown to have been used for Moxxie's target practice on the I.M.P office wall in "Murder Family".
• Happy Harlequin Hat: As a jester, Fizzarolli and his robotic replicas wear the hat typically associated with one. It also hides the fact the real Fizzarolli's horns were broken off in the fire that took his limbs.
• Hidden Depths:
  • When introduced, he's the host at Ozzie's, and he's the Jerkass who's antagonistic towards Blitzo and Moxxie. Moxxie, because he sang a love song at a lust-themed nightclub; while more than a little hypocritical, Ozzie's did have a strict theme in place. Blitzo, because they clearly had a history.
  • His antagonism towards Blitzo isn't unfounded: He and Fizz were best friends until a fire scarred them both. Fizz especially, as he's left with burn scars all over his body and has prosthetics replacing his limbs.
  • Despite antagonizing Moxxie for singing a love song for Millie, he's clearly, deeply in love with Asmodeus. Despite the two being of very different castes/social ranking. Hence, their love is stigmatized in Hell. Note that the sex isn't as much, but the romantic relationship is.
  • He isn't just Hell's premiere celebrity clown; it's something he has both natural talent for and worked his ass off for. He's haunted by a number of the implications of that.
• Inkblot Cartoon Style: In "Truth Seekers", the Fizzarolli encountered in Blitzo's hallucination is depicted in an artstyle reminiscent of that of the black-and-white Silent Age Of Animation era. Other than further emphasis of Rubber-Hose Limbs, this Fizzarolli has actual eyes rather than glowing robotic eyes as well as a tail, implying that this is actually the real Fizzarolli that Blitzo's seeing instead of Robo Fizz.
• Irony: He's in a relationship with the Demon Lord of Lust. While he and Ozzie stigmatize love as having an image to maintain, their relationship is based on that they are very much in love.
• Jerkass to One: More noticeable with the real Fizzarolli, who as shown in "Oops" is normally pretty chill until he encounters Blitzo, while Robo-Fizz is an asshole in general, but both turn mean faced with their former friend. Ceases being as much when he and Blitzo finally bury the hatchet.
• Lawyer-Friendly Cameo: invokedWhile Fizzarolli himself cannot legally appear in Hazbin Hotel, a heavily customized version of one of his robots appears in Valentino's ownership and nicknamed "Kitty".
• Lethal Chef: Ozzy's response to Fizz jokingly offering to cook breakfast is HA HA HA—No.
  Fizz: Aw, c'mon! Maybe I'll burn the milk this time!
• Mascot: Fizzarolli and his likeness in general serve as the mascot for a variety of products sold by Mammon, ranging from breakfast cereal to Sex Bots.
• Monster Clown: Fizzarolli is a demonic circus jester. However, as a child he was a Non-Ironic Clown and he and Robo-Fizz generally still are as long as Blitzo isn't part of the situation.
• The Rival: It's implied the real Fizzarolli was this to Blitzo, and the robot one definitely was when they worked together. Robo Fizz's barbs towards Blitzo focus largely on how he's more successful than Blitzo ever was as a clown. The real one takes it a step further by mocking Blitzo's line of disastrous relationships, indicating that he believes he's a bigger success than Blitzo is in life overall.
• Rubber-Hose Limbs: Both the real Fizzarolli and his robot replicas have mechanical rubber hose-like limbs that are able to stretch and twist, complements of mechanical means. In Fizz's case, it's because they're prosthetics.
• Sell-Out: During the dialogue between Robo Fizz and Blitzo, the latter calls the real Fizzarolli a sell-out. Based on Fizzarolli's likeness being featured on products and as an attraction in Loo Loo Land of which all are owned by the King of Greed Mammon, Blitzo's comment appears to have some weight. That said, he's not entirely comfortable with what people do to his copies, including one customer in "OZZIE'S" who claims to own four of them. "MAMMON'S MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL" takes this further by revealing he actually isn't really fond of the robot copies at all and is only allowing them to be made because Mammon wants it.
• Sexy Jester: Fizzarolli is a Monster Clown with a sexual and sensual personality who works in the Lust ring, and numerous demons find him very sexy, to the point of selling numerous Sexbots of himself, and while the Loo Loo Land model of Robo Fizz was repurposed to act as a proper clown for entertaining children, he still retains the functions and is just as attractive to some older customers.
• Shout-Out: The Monster Clown attire, bouncy movements and squash-and-stretch action of Fizzarolli in general are reminiscent of classic 1920s rubber hose cartoons, while the spin-dash attack used by the Loo Loo Land Robo Fizz is similar to Sonic the Hedgehog's.
• We Used to Be Friends: The real Fizzarolli and Blitzo were friends when they were children, even performing in the same act, but during a fire Blitzo had a Freak Out and left Fizzarolli for dead, and they were deliberately kept apart afterwards when they tried to see each other to find out what happened. By the time of the present, fifteen years later their shared belief that the other never cared enough to seek them out has resulted in neither of them being likely to give the other the time of day in a clock shop, and even Fizz’s robotic knockoffs carry the same grudge as the original. By the end of "Oops," they seem to have at least start mending their friendship, with Asmodeus referring to Blitzo in the following episode as Fizz's "former bestie, then lifelong enemy, then recent hero, now newly-rekindled sort-of friend".
• Wicked Heart Symbol: The demonic jester has a heart symbol on his forehead as well as a number of other hearts adorning his costume.

The real Fizzarolli

• Affectionate Nickname: His boyfriend Asmodeus calls him "Fizzy" and "Froggie". Both Asmodeus and Blitzø call him "Fizz" for short.
• Ambiguous Situation: The reason for the rift between him and Blitzø is, after the accident, Blitzø was told that Fizzarolli didn't want to see him, and Fizz never knew that Blitzø even came, meaning they were deliberately kept apart. Who did this and why is unknown.
• An Arm and a Leg: Both his arms and legs were burned off alongside his horns in a freak fire and explosion during his circus days which Blitzø accidentally set in motion.
• Attention Whore: He loves to be in the spotlight. Even when he's trying to be "super low-key" he just can't help but draw attention to himself.
• Be Careful What You Wish For: He achieved his dream of becoming a celebrity working for Mammon, but with a heavy price: learning his childhood hero and idol is a greedy Bad Boss who puts his employees in an overall Dangerous Workplace, becoming a total Sell-Out with increasingly bizarre and sexual products in his name and having even more (and worse) Loony Fans than he did in his time as a circus performer. The only positives are still being able to do what he loves most and having Asmodeus by his side.
• Beta Couple: He and Asmodeus serve as this to Blitzø and Stolas. Like Blitzø, Fizz is an imp in a relationship with a much more powerful and higher ranking demon. Unlike Blitzø, Fizz's relationship is perfectly stable and happy with the only point of contention being that their romance is technically forbidden due to Ozzie being the representative of Lust.
• Big Guy, Little Guy: A romantic example. The Little Guy to Asmodeus' Big Guy.
• A Birthday, Not a Break: The fire and explosion that maimed and burned his limbs happened at his own birthday party and was caused by Blitzo knocking over the birthday cake on accident.
• Body Horror: "Oops" shows the Circus fire that maimed him, as well as the aftereffects on Fizzarolli specifically. Having fallen nearby some fireworks as the fires spread, the explosives literally went off in his face, leaving him horribly burned with several quick shots of his flesh burning off his bones and his horns cracked off and cauterised from the intense heat. Most prominently: his white face? That's not clown makeup, that's his actual skin absolutely covered in the imp equivalent of a healed burn scar with Blitzo's own similar vitiligo-esque Facial Markings being a lesser burn from the fire, just for comparison as to how badly Fizzarolli got it.
• Broken Ace: Fizzarolli is one of the most successful entertainers in Hell and given how most of Hell sees imps as lower class this is truly impressive. He is partnered with two Sins, being a popular club headliner and famous brand figure for the Sin of Lust and Sin of Greed respectively; and he is in a genuinely happy and healthy romance with the former. Flashbacks into his youth showed he had an innate talent at performing and had notoriety before he was an adult. Despite all that he also has a huge amount of trauma and insecurity in regards to his horribly scarred appearance underneath the prosthetics and makeup, is routinely abused and exploited by Mammon and when he's not dealing with crazy fans who have no boundaries he's also dealing with some portion of Hell who just see him as Asmodeus' "purse dog".
• Child Prodigy: He has been a very gifted performer ever since he was a child, be it in juggling, making balloon animals or balancing acts and to top it off Fizzarolli was already good at improv as well, shown when he easily saved Blitzo's failed balloon animal number with his own input, unintentionally overshadowing his friend. It was to the point that Cash Buckzo labelled Fizzarolli a "big draw" and had him do multiple shows per day.
• Cyborg: He possesses mechanical limbs, as revealed when he rolls back one of his sleeves to show his bare arm in "OZZIE'S". It's revealed in "Oops" that he lost his original limbs in a fire that Blitzo accidentally caused back when they were young.
• Dark and Troubled Past: His parents aren't mentioned or shown, implying he's an orphan. Then, on his own birthday, he lost his limbs and was horribly scarred from a fire accidentally caused by his best friend, Blitzo. And then someone made Fizz think Blitzo did it on purpose, causing a fifteen long rift between the two. And while he did gain new limbs and a healthy (but badly kept secret) romance with Asmodeus, he was routinely abused and controlled by Mammon. And despite his success, Fizzarolli is plagued with a number of insecurities and anxieties. He also had had to deal with a number of creeps.
• A Day in the Limelight: While he had a large role in "Oops", Fizzarolli receives center focus in "Mammon's Magnificent Musical", which delves into his past, his insecurities, and his relationships with Mammon and Asmodeus. While Blitzo is present, he's a Supporting Protagonist and doesn't play as key a role as the former two.
• Desperate Plea for Home: Whilst captured by Crimson, Fizzarolli admits he “Just wants to go home”. He’s not breaking down just yet but the stress of being captured and dealing with Blitzo and his robotic transplants malfunctioning is clearly getting to him.
• Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu?: When he sings a "The Villain Sucks" Song not so subtly explaining his hidden troubles and openly announcing his intentions to leave showbiz behind for good after One Last Job on top of specifically quitting his employment under Mammon. Luckily for him he has a Cthulhu of his own in the form of Ozzie.
• Dude Magnet: A same-sex example. While Fizzarolli is shown to be lusted over by both his male and female fans, particular emphasis is given to the former. He has a crazy "fan" in Arick, who harbors an entitled, warped, lust for the jester. During his "Two Minute Notice" song, a hellhound briefly humped his leg. Both a young Blitzo and Asmodeus note how many thirsty fans Fizzarolli has. It's revealed in "Oops" that he was Blitzo's First Love with the implication the latter still has some romantic feelings for the former. And Fizz managed to form a healthy and sexual romance with the Sin of Lust.
• Everyone Has Standards:
  • He is a horny demon who performs in the lust ring and has no problem with his image being used for Sexbots, yet he’s perturbed to discover he has a Loony Fan with four of his robot toys and mutters to security to keep that one far away from him.
  • Even he thinks that Loo Loo Land was terrible, calling it an “off-brand shithole” and would like to shake the hand of whoever burnt it down (before hurriedly adding that he’d also slap a subpoena in it to recuperate financial losses).
• Eyes Are Unbreakable: Even though the circus fire left burns over Fizzarolli's entire body (including his face) and destroyed all of his limbs and both of his horns, his eyes seem to be fine.
• First Love: "Oops" reveals Fizz was this for Blitzo, who had a Love Letter he was going to give the former before the explosion.
• Freak Out:
  • Upon meeting Arick again for the first time in years and being verbally put down he's almost reduced to crying until Blitzø puts the Loony Fan in his place.
  • After realizing his main competition might actually be able to end his 10 year winning streak he runs back to his dressing room and starts shaking violently until Asmodeus convinces Fizz to let out his insecurities and talks to him reassuringly.
• Foil: To Blitzo.
  • They both have a circus-performing background and are both currently using a much more powerful, high-ranking demon as a Meal Ticket. Where Fizzarolli differs is that not only is he genuinely deeply in love with Asmodeus, unlike Blitzø who is too cowardly and abrasive to confront his feelings about Stolas, but he has a successful performing career and is a well-respected celebrity, while Blitzo is a grungy Professional Killer. In short his life is essentially a funhouse mirror version of Blitzø's and shows what his life could be like if he ever actually gets it together and sorts out his problems.
  • While Blitzø represents the majority who don't make it past the auditions in showbiz Fizz reveals the flip side of having too much success and fame. He has to deal with controlling higher-ups, being at the whims of trends regardless of his personal opinions and being sexualized and harassed while the constant streak of successes also gives him continuous pressure to be The Perfectionist.
• Friend to All Children: Fizzarolli is nothing but kind to a deaf child fan of his, offering emotional support and understanding for the boy’s wish of becoming a clown like him whilst communicating in ASL. Downplayed though, since he doesn't stop Blitzo from aiming a gun at a child.
• Good Counterpart: Downplayed and not really touched upon, but surprisingly he of all people is this to Blitzo. Both come from the same background and are in relationships with high-ranking demons. "Good" is kind of stretching it since both are demons from hell with their vices, and Fizz of course has some jerkass tendencies, but despite this Fizz is actually less malicious as a person than Blitzo overall. While Blitzo is an assassin who kills anyone, even children, for money regardless of innocence (and has been shown to be willing to slaughter people who are not his targets for petty reasons like a contest) Fizz is merely an entertainer who doesn't really seem to directly hurt anyone or antagonize people without reason. Additionally, as his appearance in "Oops" demonstrates, he is actually pretty nice when not performing. Even his worst acts on screen, namely antagonizing Moxxie at Ozzie's as well as Blitzo, can be attributed to having to keep up a reputation for show business. As for Blitzo, he only antagonizes him especially because he thought, with some merit, that Blitzo intentionally started the fire that cost Fizz his limbs and then left him for dead. Fizz actually drops his antagonism towards Blitzo once the two talk and clear up what happened.
• Handicapped Badass: Subverted. Blitzo clearly expected him to be a capable fighter like his robotic counterpart, but mechanical limbs or not, he's a performer not used to combat.
• Hates the Job, Loves the Limelight: Inverted as "MAMMON'S MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL MIDSEASON SPECIAL (ft. Fizzarolli)" reveals. He loves performing but he's incredibly uncomfortable with his fans being so obsessively devoted and lustful towards him. Also played with as he does like interacting with fans who simply enjoy his show, particularly children.
• Heroes Love Dogs: He owns several non-sentient hell-Chihuauas he dotes on.
• Hidden Depths: In "MAMMON'S MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL MIDSEASON SPECIAL (ft. Fizzarolli)", Fizzarolli is revealed to be fluent in (Hell's) sign language when he uses it to communicate with a deaf imp.
• Hidden Heart of Gold: According to his voice actor, he's a caring individual deep down. When Ozzie and Verosika are distracted, he noticeably smiles at Moxxie and Millie, indicating that he was only pretending to be repulsed by their genuine romantic affection for the sake of maintaining the lust-only reputation of Ozzie's club. Not to mention, it's hinted that he does genuinely love Asmodeus. "Oops" confirms this, showing that he lives with Asmodeus, and their interactions show that they are clearly very close.
• I Just Want to Be Loved: The reason why he stuck with Mammon as his boss despite the latter's abusive treatment is because he's terrified of losing everyone's love if he quits his job.
• Improv: Fizzarolli has shown to have a talent for improvising entire performances, two of his song numbers being thought up in relatively short time spans. "Look at This" was quite literally made up on the fly to distract Crimson and Striker, and "Two Minute Notice" being an on the fly performance made as a result of his deciding to finally tell off Mammon. Both songs are not only highly professional in quality and theatrics, but Fizz manages to perform them even as potential distractions come up without missing a beat, demonstrating just how much natural talent he has as both a singer and a showman.
• Innocently Insensitive: In "The Circus", after Blitzo fails to make a balloon horse with legs, before going on to explain the horse lost his legs in a pirate war, Fizzarolli proceeds to quickly and easily make a horse with legs, drawing (most of) the audience's attention away from Blitzo and making him tear up. He doesn't hold it against him later, though.
• Insecure Love Interest: The "Mammon's Magnificent Musical" episode reveals that Fizzarolli is deeply insecure about his scars and broken horns and thus feels he needs to be at his best so he won't lose Ozzie. And even after the Sin reassures him that he loves Fizz, flaws and all, the latter still has this fear.
• Jerkass to One: He's got it out for Blitzo... and, surprisingly, nobody else. "Oops" shows that he's actually a pretty nice guy around Asmodeus and is only really a jerk whenever Blitzo shows up, thanks to the accident and the following separation of the two imps leading Fizz to think Blitzo intentionally blew him up. Even after they make up, Blitzo still gets on Fizz's nerves, but the anger between them is considerably less malicious.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: As shown in "Oops", he's actually a normally pretty sweet guy, but cranks up his aggression both for his stage persona and because he's normally seen interacting with Blitzo.
• Lethal Chef: The the way he suggests Ozzie cook their breakfast heavily implies Ozzie refuses to let Fizzarolli anywhere near the kitchen for this reason. Apparently, quite a few things got burned the last time he cooked something.
  Fizzarolli: I mean, unless you want me to take a crack at cooking again.
  Ozzie: Hahahaha - No! Never again.
• Must Have Caffeine: While getting ready in the morning in "Oops" he pours a cup of coffee, then chugs the rest of the pot, then a few minutes later makes another cup of coffee from what looks like an espresso machine.
• Non-Action Guy: In contrast to his robotic lookalikes Fizzarolli is almost completely useless in a fight as he can neither throw a punch, utilize his circus skills against opponents or even strangle attackers with his robotic limbs, Blitzø lampshading this by asking how someone so flexible is useless.
• Non-Ironic Clown: He has his issues, and isn't totally nice, but he takes his actual job as a clown (read: a performer and entertainer) very seriously. He loves to make people happy, and Blitzø is just the one guy who makes him mad.
• Noodle Incident:
  • As a kid he threatened to punch Blitzø if he continues to mention pirates though it is unknown if it's a simple annoyance or from a traumatic past.
  • He apparently proved a Lethal Chef when trying to make food for himself and Ozzie.
• Number Two: Serves as the right hand to Asmodeus in his club. He's the show's headliner and plays sidekick to Asmodeus during his song with heavy implications that there's more going on between them.
• Oh, Crap!: After seeing Glitz and Glam's performance he nearly loses it again before Ozzie manages to calm him down and snap him out of it.
• Rags to Riches: Fizzarolli went from a clown in a run-down circus to a top-rated performer, Mammon's biggest money maker and the lover of one of the Seven Deadly Sins. Blitzo actually points this out in "Oops" when Fizz tries to claim he ruined his life and Fizz later admits his life is actually pretty great.
• Rewatch Bonus: On closer inspection in every episode where he appears, it's clear that his Happy Harlequin Hat is too loose and floppy to really be holding his imp horns, which foreshadows The Reveal that he lost his horns in the fire that consumed Cash Buckzo's circus.
• Scars Are Forever: Fizzarolli's face isn't white because it's covered in clown makeup as one might think. His face was previously red like other imps, and the white area is a giant burn scar from the fire he was caught in as a child.
• Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: He forms this dynamic with Asmodeus in private, being more emotionally vulnerable due to the insecurities he hasn't had time to sort through properly. In public, he has a hardier and more outgoing persona that varies between abrasive and unflappably eccentric.
• Ship Tease: Ozzie treats Fizzarolli rather tenderly for someone who otherwise is completely averse to any kind of attachment that isn't lust-based. "OOPS" reveals that they actually are in a relationship, with it pretty much being an Open Secret to the staff, though none of them say anything about it out of fear of incurring Ozzie's wrath.
• Single Woman Seeks Good Man: A same-sex example. Fizzarolli is in a happy and healthy relationship with Asmodeus, who is always gentle, protective, and respectful to the imp. The jester even tells Blitzo that the Sin of Lust understands the former and is earnestly bashful when he describes his relationship with Ozzie as "fantastic".
• Smoky Voice: Fizzarolli has a hoarse, raspy voice that is implied to be the result of the fire he was caught in when he was a child.
• Somebody Doesn't Love Raymond: Most people wouldn't bother to entertain the loony rantings of someone as blindly entitled as Arick but Fizz is so insecure about his worth to people that Arick's putdowns are enough to send him into a panic attack.
• Stage Magician: Invokes this trope when he's acting as the MC during "OZZIE'S", flourishing his opening speech with several quick sleights of hand.
• Take This Job and Shove It: Being at Mammon's beck and call for ten years made his life miserable and he only stuck with it because he was afraid losing everything he'd gained in that time if he didn't stay as Mammon's headliner, in particular his relationship with Asmodeus. It finally comes to a head in Mammon's Magnificent Musical Midseason Special (ft. Fizzarolli) where he quits in the most spectacular fashion: by singing the song "Two Minute Notice" which heavily features the phrase "Fuck you" at an event Mammon was staging televised to everyone in Hell.
• Tempting Fate: When the two were children, Blitzo excessively talked about his balloon horse getting his legs taken and all the gore and blood that followed, which Fizzarolli found really gross. In the future, Fizzarolli has mechanical limbs, indicating something happened to his real ones...on a positive note, Fizzarolli also talked about his balloon horse using his "magical feet" to make others feel better, which is what he does as an adult.
• Unholy Matrimony: "OOPS" reveals that he's in a relationship with Ozzie, and they seem to be genuinely happy together. The tabloids have picked up on it, while the staff outright knows, though no one is willing to spill the relationship to the public outright out of fear for what Ozzie would do to them. "MAMMON'S MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL MIDSEASON SPECIAL (ft. Fizzarolli)" has Ozzie publicly reveal their relationship and it turns out most of Hell is pretty on board with it.
• Villainous Harlequin: Zigzagged. Yes, he's a demon clown working in a cabaret/brothel. Yes, he's pretty mean-spirited to Blitzo and Moxxie. However, he's largely a performer doing his job, and he used to be close friends with Blitzo before Blitzo accidentally caused a fire that horribly scarred him and mutilated him. Later appearances point to him being more of a Non-Ironic Clown under most circumstances.

Robo Fizz

"Real or not though, people love me! Does anybody love you... Blitz-o?"

A mass-produced robotic replica of Fizzarolli created by Mammon and Ozzie, specifically the one used to entertain children at Mammon's Loo Loo Land park.

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• Armor-Piercing Question: Subverted. Robo Fizz attempts to do this by pointing out that people adore him, and asks if anyone loves Blitzo, who has shown to be a Stalker with a Crush and have signs of I Just Want to Be Loved. Blitzo gives him a quick and succinct "no" as a response before trying to gun down the demonic jester. Considering Blitzo’s interactions and history with the real Fizzarolli, this might have been more personal than we realized.
• Asshole Victim: Robo Fizz ends up destroyed due to being devoured alive by a giant dragon. It's hard to feel anything for him considering how much of a violent and condescending prick to everybody he was.
• At Least I Admit It: Robo Fizz has no problem admitting to being a copy of the original Fizzarolli, as he is still just as popular as him who is, in turn, more popular than Blitzo who worked with him back then.
• Beware the Silly Ones: Despite being primarily an entertainer, Robo Fizz easily tosses Blitzo around like nothing.
• Blatant Lies: The song that Robo Fizz sings has him mention a number of things about Loo Loo Land, such as the absence of any copyright infringement at all. His actions however tell that he's obviously lying.
• Bullet Catch: Robo Fizz catches a bullet Blitzo shoots at him with his teeth.
• Continuity Nod: In “C.H.E.R.U.B”, the markerboard inside I.M.P's meeting room has a doodle that laughs at Robo Fizz being eaten by a dragon.
• Demoted to Extra: Several more Robo Fizzes are seen in "Mammon's Magnificent Musical Midseason Special (ft. Fizzarolli)", but without speaking and most don't even move of their own volition.
• Distaff Counterpart: The Hazbin Hotel episode "Radio Killed The Video Star" reveals there are female versions of the Robo Fizzes as well with Valentino being shown to own one named Kitty.
• Do-Anything Robot: As explained in Mammon's infomercial in season 2, Robo-Fizzes are capable of performing basically any task desired of them, including sexual intercourse, AND they're dishwasher safe!
• Eaten Alive: The last we see of Robo Fizz is him being gobbled alive by a multi-eyed dragon ridden by Moxxie.
• Electronic Speech Impediment: Robo Fizz's voice constantly glitches out, making him incredibly unnerving.
• Evil Knockoff: With the reveal of the real Fizzarolli being a more humble and emotionally broken individual who isn't a fighter or even fond of having robotic sex dolls made after him, the robot Fizzarollis can effectively be considered evil copies of him who are actually shown to be dangerous.
• Exorcist Head: Robo Fizz's head can do this two different ways: the normal head spin-around 360 degrees on his neck way, and the head spin upside and around 360 degrees way.
• Hostile Animatronics: Robo Fizz is an animatronic replica of the real Fizzarolli at Loo Loo Land. Upon spotting Blitzo in the tent, the robot immediately antagonizes the imp and the two soon get into a fight that ends up setting the entire theme park on fire.
• Hypocritical Humor: During Robo Fizz's song about Loo Loo Land, he reiterates the point that there isn't any copyright infringement going on in Loo Loo Land. Immediately after saying so, he's shown ripping off the opening sequence of Charlie's song "Inside of Every Demon Is A Rainbow" from the Hazbin Hotel pilot. The piano set is the same and Robo Fizz practically copies Charlie's choreography and sings an almost exact copy of her lines.
• It Can Think: Outside of some background hints, there is nothing suggesting that Robo Fizz has a mind of his own until he starts insulting Blitzo.
• Jerkass: Robo Fizz's completely shameless about and outright reveling in how much of a ripoff Loo Loo Land is, both design-wise and money-wise, grabs some children during his song while calling them ugly before throwing them head-first back into their seats, and taunts Blitzo purely for the sake of being a malicious asshole.
• Laughably Evil: Robo Fizz's about on par with I.M.P when it comes to being both utterly depraved and absolutely hilarious.
• Laughing Mad: When he's set on fire and his synthetic skin is burning off, Robo Fizz just laughs. When he continues his fight with Blitzo, his laugh plays repeatedly regardless of what he's doing.
• Malicious Misnaming: Starts off just pronouncing Blitzo's name as it's spelled, but after Blitzo tells him that the "o" is silent these days, he instead pronounces Blitzo's name as it's spelled and with clearly malicious intent.
• Meaningful Name: May or may not apply to the real Fizzarolli, but malfunctioning electronics (like the shoddily-constructed Robo Fizz) are known to spark, or "fizz." In combat, he also uses a Rolling Attack similar to a Spin Dash.
• Mundane Utility: The entire line of Robo Fizz' are designed as all-purpose Sexbots, and the one in Loo Loo Land specifically is also a Super-Powered Robot Meter Maid with crazy physical prowess, but Fizzarolli himself notes that the bot's status as a robot clown entertaining children has been the most profitable venture he ever did, leagues moreso than all the regular Sexbot models combined. So he's understandably pissed his child-entertaining model was destroyed by Blitzo, not because it brought happiness but because said happiness brought him good money.
• Out of the Inferno: Walks out of the ablaze Loo Loo Land, Robo Fizz's covering burning off to reveal his inner endo-skeleton.
• Perpetual Smiler: Robo Fizz almost always has a smug, sharp-toothed Slasher Smile on his face, signifying both his utter confidence and the sadistic joy he takes in his job. It's especially notable as he's the only robot in Loo Loo Land capable of making other facial expressions, such as going "ooh", so his near-permanent smile is intentional on his part. It turns into a full-blown malevolent Slasher Smile after his face burns off, with it still never changing no matter what is done to him. It's to the point that him being Eaten Alive by a dragon is done while he's in the middle of laughing psychotically.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: As revealed when his Fizz-based covering gets burned off, Robo Fizz has glowing red eyes on his endo-skeleton. He's also at his most malevolently violent and destructive when they're showing.
• Robot Me: Robo Fizz is a robot version of the real Fizzarolli.
• Robotic Psychopath: Can barely keep his violent impulses in check while on the clock, tossing kids headfirst back into their wooden seats. When Blitz starts a fight, he completely lets loose.
• Rolling Attack: While it's not clear if the real Fizzarolli can do this, Robo Fizz is able to perform one similar to Sonic the Hedgehog's spin dash.
• Sexbot: As first shown by a Freeze-Frame Bonus on one of the posters in Loo Loo Land featuring Robo Fizz before later being outright stated by Fizzarolli himself, the Robo Fizz line are all built for providing all forms of sexual pleasure to their owners, and despite being used more for his robot clown appeal, the Loo Loo Land model is no different.
• Super-Powered Robot Meter Maids: Robo Fizz is seemingly just a robotic circus clown and sexbot that's modelled after the real Fizzarolli, but not only does he apparently possess genuine sapience unlike the other robots, he is instilled with ridiculous levels of speed and agility, a high level of physical prowess, and an absurd amount of durability.
• Swallowed Whole: This is how he's ultimately defeated at the end of "Loo Loo Land"; a dragon catches him when he was about to hit Blitzo with his spin attack and ate him in one gulp.
• Token Robot: As of his introduction in "Loo Loo Land", Robo Fizz is the only sentient robot shown so far, with anything close being either barely functional animatronics or demons with a distinct technological theme.
• Unnecessarily Creepy Robot: While he was created with the intention of entertaining children, he frequently comes off as unsettling at best and disturbing at worst. Octavia is shown to have been terrified of him as a child.
• Would Hurt a Child: Robo Fizz's a children's entertainer who has no qualms about picking his audience up and throwing them around like ragdolls with no regard for their safety. It's downplayed, though, as he doesn't deliberately go out of his way to hurt children, he just doesn't care if they get injured.