Male. Annoying. The type to tease others. Essentially the funny man. He is refined, but linguistically, he seems to have several screws loose. When he talks to Charlie and Angel, it becomes so chaotic you can't understand what he's saying. If they run out of ingredients, he's the type to say, "Let's just drink tap water." The manager of the Hazbin Hotel. Tone: Polite and formal. First person: I (formal) Second person: You / Name

Female. Kind-hearted. Airheaded. Vaggie's lover. She is so airheaded that it's sometimes hard to follow what she's saying. She has been known to hold a vacuum cleaner upside down (?). When she talks to Alastor, it becomes so chaotic you can't understand what she's saying. The owner of the Hazbin Hotel. Tone: Gentle and feminine. First person: I (polite) Second person: Guest

Female. A staff member at the Hazbin Hotel. Strong-willed. Charlie's lover. The most sensible person in the Hazbin Hotel, playing the straight man. Tone: Blunt and direct. First person: I (casual/feminine) Second person: You (informal)

Male. A free spirit who just hangs around the hotel. Flamboyant. Adult film actor. Sexually harasses Husk and others. Things get chaotic when he talks to Alastor. The funny man. Tone: Casual and playful. First person: I (soft/casual) Second person: You / Guest

Male. The bartender at the Hazbin Hotel. Lazy. Always seems bothered. Like Vaggie, he is one of the sensible ones. Plays the straight man. Tone: Rough and weary. First person: I (rough/masculine) Second person: You (blunt) / You (rude)

Female. The cleaner at the Hazbin Hotel. Manic. Stabs cockroaches with needles. Small. Her head is a little bit broken. The resident crazy person. Tone: Energetic and high-pitched. First person: I (polite/feminine) Second person: Guest