History Characters / HazbinHotelHeaven

* HandicappedBadass: [[spoiler:Even with deliberately ripping her left arm off, Lute still manages to be a physical threat]].

* ActorAllusion: What is one of the things that Adam claims will get you into heaven? [[Theatre/SchoolOfRock Sticking it to the man]][[note]]One of Creator/AlexBrightman's theater roles before becoming a Franchise/{{Hellaverse}} mainstay was as Dewey Finn in ''School of Rock'''s stage version[[/note]].

* FaceOfAnAngelMindOfADemon: Zigzagged. You can definitely tell from first impressions alone that something is definitely off about the Angel's first human creation. Responsible for killing many of [[OffingTheOffspring his own descendants]], he looks and acts like one of the many demons trapped in Hell. Played straight later on when his face is revealed to simply be an ExpressiveMask, much like Lute's.
** And then even further straight when his real face is shown. He's actually quite handsome underneath his mask.

* BigNo: Let's one when she sees [[spoiler: Adam in a moribund state]].

* DarkIsEvil: She's a black-colored angel with horns and responsible for rendering hundreds of human souls DeaderThanDead. She also scoffs at the concept of redemption and is needlessly cruel to Charlie during Charlie's meeting with her and Adam. Historically, black halos were definitely a thing and didn't have any particular moral condemnation attached, but it's probably not a coincidence that the most hateful and wrathful angel also has the dark halo. Since she's an angel working for Heaven, she's technically also a case of LightIsNotGood.

* DarkIsEvil: She's a black-colored angel with horns and responsible for rendering hundreds of human souls DeaderThanDead. She also scoffs at the concept of redemption and is needlessly cruel to Charlie during Charlie's meeting with her and Adam. Since she's an angel working for Heaven, she's technically also a case of LightIsNotGood.

* AllegoricalCharacter: Just like Adam, she incorporates some of the worst stereotypes of Christians:

* KavorkaMan: Considering how he's a FatSlob and an outwardly creepy, womanizing asshole who makes no attempts to hide his douchebaggery, the fact that Adam has ''any'' pull with chicks is a miracle in and of itself[[note]]Granted, the only evidence that he actually does [[UnreliableExpositor comes from Adam himself]][[/note]].

* GoodCannotComprehendEvil: Deconstructed. Sera states that all she wants is to protect Heaven and does not tolerate Adam's {{Jerkass}} behavior. But she still permitted his idea of exterminating Hell's sinners out of fear that they will rise up. The deconstruction comes from the fact that her [[DirtyCoward cowardice]] prevents her from seeing sinners for what they are -- [[HumansAreFlawed flawed people]], many of who, while mean, cruel, apathetic, and selfish, [[NotAlwaysEvil are simply souls who made bad decisions that they regret in their life]], and believe that [[IveComeTooFar they are too broken and undeserving to be given another chance]]. In practice the sinners are too busy [[SelfInflictedHell being miserable by hating each other and themselves]] to actually make a threat towards Heaven outside of self-defense, rendering Sera's greenlighting of the Extermination as DisproportionateRetribution as opposed to the necessary evil she claims. She's so content with seeing [[AlwaysChaoticEvil Hell as a place full of evil monsters]] that she never bothered to entertain the idea that [[HiddenDepths there could be more to them than that]]. Over the course of the series, evidence keeps mounting which blows holes in her argument, meaning Sera has to [[MovingTheGoalposts keep changing what "counts" as protecting Heaven]] in order to not only justify what she's doing, [[NeverMyFault but to ensure that she doesn't have to think about the potential consequences of her decisions, feel guilt, and admit that she might be wrong]], [[BrokenSystemDogmatist refusing to reflect on this mindset and try to improve the flawed and unfair system]], [[TheoryTunnelVision or being open to potential new ideas and alternative solutions to the problem]], making her [[HeWhoFightsMonsters just as bad if not worse than the sinners she fears and despises]]. To summarize, Sera can't understand evil because she won't ''try'' to understand it.

** Lute is completely unsympathetic to the mass slaughter of sinners and considers it justified. [[spoiler:But when the Heaven drone discovers the body of a decapitated Exorcist in Hell, Lute is furious and demands the angels return to Hell right this instant to kill everyone there in retaliation. Even more egregious since "Scrambled Eggs" reveals the Exorcist was killed by Carmilla to protect her daughters, making this a kill in self-defense and thus about a hundred times more justifiable than the frequent exterminations.]]

* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: She's prejudiced against Sinners and believes they're unworthy of redemption or being given a second chance, in a similar case to how [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything plenty privileged groups often look down and judge minorities.]]

* TheCynic: Adam firmly believes humans can't be redeemed once they enter Hell (much like [[TokenEvilTeammate Alastor]] in the series pilot) as a result of having known what they're like for time immemorial, and he is much too arrogant to believe otherwise. However, unlike Lucifer or Alastor, who at least ''help'' in Charlie's dream and are implied to think it's simply rare/hard rather than impossible, Adam doesn't even entertain Charlie's idea and thinks redemption for sinners if 100% impossible. To the point that even when he sees how Angel Dust stood up to Valentino in "[[Recap/HazbinHotelS1E6WelcomeToHeaven Welcome to Heaven]]", he ''still'' thinks all sinners deserve death and decides to go through with genociding ''all'' of Hell.