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Apparently the Lovecraft mythos is part of the Hellaverse canon thanks to comments within Helluva Boss

I love Hazbin but the Exterminations have become a bit underwhelming the more we learn about them.

According to Vox in S2E5, thousands of sinners were killed in each Extermination. To be as lenient as possible, I'll treat this as 10,000 per Extermination and count all the Exterminations, so 8 Exterminations means 80,000 eternal deaths. However, even with the smallest fraction of people who go to Hell when they die, this means that the Exterminations, which were meant to curb overpopulation, failed to undo the gains of a single day of new arrivals.

Another issue I have is how little the tragedy has affected the cast on a personal level. Sure, Charlie is distraught at her so many of her people permanently dying, but it's more of an abstract issue. Not counting Pentious, there is not one member of the cast who has lost someone important to them in the Exterminations, which I think is a major missed opportunity.

https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/number-of-deaths-per-year

Yeah I don't think trying to jump someone moving erratically on the "super death laser cannon" would've been a good strategy.

And before you say anything the Speaker rarely does anything directly and so Sera is the main leader of Heaven, she even has a crown.

I refuse to believe someone who actually watched the show could have this opinion.