Vivienne Medrano, Helluva Boss's creator, has never been one to toe the line; the bombastic Hellaverse she’s spawned is proof of that.
One of the most common questions about Medrano’s Prime Video animations is whether they’re connected beyond their shared universe. Considering the similar art style, their Hell setting, and the juvenile jokes, many would argue the connection between the two is unambiguous. However, what isn’t so clear-cut is that both shows are happening in tandem, albeit in separate rings of Hell.
Such complex ecosystems can exist without directly impacting one another… if the drama and misadventures depicted were homegrown, small affairs. Which, in both Helluva Boss and Hazbin Hotel, they’re not.
None of these incidents are insignificant; they’re huge, defining moments within the Hellaverse. Still, beyond subtle, visual cameos – Lucifer’s (Jeremy Jordan) home featuring pictures of Asmodeus (James Monroe Iglehart) and Satan (Patrick Page), Loona (Erica Lindbeck) watching a broadcast about Charlie’s new hotel – the shows remain largely estranged from one another.
Despite both series offering markedly different looks at the inner machinations of Hell, fans can only be expected to suspend disbelief for so long. And while Medrano has promised her loyal fandom a crossover, starting in part two of season 3, it begs the question why it hasn’t happened sooner. Especially when it comes to Helluva Boss, which is further along in its narrative than Hazbin Hotel.
View Green Video on the source websiteFor Vox (Christian Borle) to have knocked the golden gates off Heaven without a single reference to it in the first three episodes of Helluva Boss season 3 isn’t logical or realistic. While neither series prioritises realism – these shows are about horny, neurotic demons and sinners – this oversight hampers the fluidity of the Hellaverse’s lore.
Keeping the shows' unique identities is important, and while no fan wants to see the two bleed together to form one messy, incoherent soup of lewdness, a one-off crossover won’t placate audiences, no matter which Hazbin Hotel character graces the latter half of Helluva Boss season 3.
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