Hazbin Hotel is Delightful [REVIEW + FACE REVEAL]

What do you get when you combine a Disney Renaissance musical with South Park? You’ll get Hazbin Hotel.
It feels quite bizarre to realize that the first season is out and that I watched it all already after four years of speculation and anticipation. A lot of people anticipated the show after the pilot episode. I was looking forward to watching it too even though I couldn’t really call myself a fan of the pilot. To me, the pilot felt overly edgy. Profanity for the sake of profanity. Sex jokes just for the sake of sex jokes. No, I don’t think there is something wrong with that, obviously, but it seemed like this was the pilot's main catch. It looks like a Disney cartoon, but with gore and swearing which is supposed to evoke a shock effect. And this is exactly why adult comedy cartoons have such a questionable reputation. Though, to be fair, Vivienne Medrano, the creator of Hazbin Hotel, was inspired by South Park and Bojack Horseman, probably best examples of adult comedy animation. Even though I wasn’t a fan, the project looked extremely interesting and I was curious to see what Medrano would be able to create with a backing from a big distributor and streaming service. Hazbin Hotel was distributed by A24, a company known for original and usually high quality content, so that was a great sign already.
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[@pawnhearts8785]

Hazbin is truly one of the biggest breatha of fresh air in adult animation and just animation in general.
In a time where Disney has been struggling to bring magic and whimsy in their musical films, Hazbin delivers a soundtrack that puts most Disney musicals in the past decade to shame.

[@DrAnxiety17]

Yeah, You Didn't Know is such a great song.

[@nativekattyuwu3115]

From a indie pilot to a mainstream animated series, it’s really amazing how Vivzie and her team has come so far. I love this series sm. Can’t wait for season 2😈✨

[@DrAnxiety17]

Yeah, that's awesome and inspiring.

[@dumbasssupreme4022]

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