In Hazbin Hotel, God is a distant, largely hands-off figure. While He created the world with the Elders of Heaven, He remains unseen, leaving the Seraphim to manage the afterlife's rigid rules and the controversial Exterminations without His input.

Sera is the High Seraphim of Heaven, driven by a desperate need to protect her realm. Though not inherently evil, she authorized the brutal Exterminations out of fear, burdening her conscience while trying to keep the "divine order" intact.

Emily is the Seraphim of joy and Sera’s younger counterpart. Radiating pure empathy, she is horrified to discover the Exterminations. Unlike the rest of Heaven’s elite, she champions Charlie’s cause, believing every soul deserves a chance at redemption.

St. Peter is Heaven’s enthusiastic gatekeeper, greeting new arrivals with high-energy musical flair. While he embodies the "sparkle" of the Pearly Gates, he strictly follows the established rules, serving as the bubbly face of divine bureaucracy.

Adam is the narcissistic, foul-mouthed first man and leader of the Exorcists. He views himself as a rockstar who can do no wrong, relishing the annual slaughter of sinners with a guitar in hand and zero regard for the "divine" morality he claims.

Lute is Adam’s fiercely loyal, bloodthirsty lieutenant. A ruthless perfectionist, she views sinners as subhuman filth and enforces Heaven’s will with cold, violent efficiency. She is the steely, uncompromising blade of the Exorcist army.

Abel is the "sweet rockstar" son of Adam, voiced by Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump. A reluctant Commander of the Exorcists in Season 2, he’s a gentle foil to his father—valuing peace over bloodlust while struggling with the pressure of leadership.

In The Speaker of God, a chosen protagonist navigates the weight of divine communication. She's tasked with delivering cosmic truths to a skeptical world, She faces internal doubt and external peril, testing the line between holy duty and human identity.

Now an unlikely resident of Heaven, Sir Pentious is the first sinner to prove redemption is possible. Reborn as a "Winner," the lovable inventor struggles with survivor's guilt and loneliness, longing for the friends he left behind in Hell.

The core seven typically include Michael (protection), Gabriel (revelation), Raphael (healing), Uriel (wisdom), Selaphiel (prayer), Jegudiel (praise), and Barachiel (blessing). Together, they serve as the primary architects of divine will.