Andrealphus & Vassago

Stolas is brought to trial in the Infernal court after Blitzo is accused of illegally using the Grimoire. Before Satan and the nobles, Stolas confesses to being the true culprit: he was the one who deliberately allowed Blitzo to use the book for his assassination schemes in the human world, a grave violation of Hell's laws, as the grimoires of the Ars Goetia cannot be shared or exploited by lower-class demons.

Stolas's "crime" is not only having lent the book, but also having abused his position as a prince to favor an imp for personal and emotional reasons. In the eyes of the nobility, this represents corruption, betrayal of his lineage, and an unforgivable discredit to the demonic hierarchy.

As a result, Satan passes an exemplary sentence:

Strip Stolas of all his power, wealth, title, and privileges as a member of the Ars Goetia.

Exile him for 100 years to live among the lower classes of Hell, forced to survive without the luxuries and influence of his rank.

To remove custody of Octavia, his daughter, who will be placed under the guardianship of her mother Stella and, more broadly, under the administration of Andrealphus until she is ready to inherit.

The punishment is not only legal, but also symbolic: he is reduced to a state of public humiliation, stripped of everything that defined him as a prince and forced to face an "ordinary" life, marked by the shame of having broken the rules of the infernal aristocracy.

In Helluva Boss, the relationship between Andrealphus and Stolas Goetia is marked by political and familial tension within the demon aristocracy. Stolas is a prince of the Ars Goetia and, although powerful, is in a vulnerable position due to his divorce from Stella and the scandal caused by his relationship with Blitzo.

Enter Andrealphus: he's Stella's brother and, therefore, Stolas's ex-brother-in-law. His cold and calculating nature makes him a key ally for his sister in her plans for revenge against Stolas. Unlike Stella, who acts out of resentment and wounded pride, Andrealphus is much more strategic, seeing Stolas's downfall not only as a personal matter, but also as an opportunity to gain power and influence within the infernal nobility.

Although the series has yet to reveal all the details of their alliance, it's clear that Andrealphus and Stella are working together to manipulate and undermine Stolas, taking advantage of his emotional weaknesses. Stolas, for his part, perceives him as a latent threat, not only because of his closeness to Stella, but also because his cunning and ambition contrast with his own vulnerability.

In short, the relationship between the two in Helluva Boss is not one of friendship or mutual respect, but of indirect enmity: Stolas is the target of Andrealphus's hostility, acting as a key player in his sister's plans to humiliate him and possibly strip him of power.

Vassago and Andrealphus vehemently hate each other, and get into a heated argument during the trial in "Mastermind" after Vassago is provoked by Andrealphus's condescending personality. The two hate each other to the point of insulting each other, losing their scruples enough to swear in front of the Sins and Goetias.

Vassago has a positive opinion of Stolas. He was upset that Stolas was not present during a trial that was about him, and was glad that Stolas had arrived to maintain the fairness of the trial and was eager to hear him sing. Although he was shaken by Stolas's "confession," Vassago still felt sad after witnessing his powers and status being revoked.

Bilingualism: Vassago can speak both English and Spanish, alternating between the two languages ​​while holding conversations. Star Creation: Vassago can create a star-shaped platform to travel on.

Vassago is shown to be a nervous and conscientious demon within Hell's royal hierarchy, though unlike most of the aristocratic elite, he holds the responsibilities of Hell's government in high regard. As such, he expressed displeasure at injustice and harm, especially when the matter of Goetia like Stolas was involved. This was demonstrated during Blitzo's trial when he noticed Stolas' absence and advocated that it was necessary to bring him in, and later became genuinely disturbed when Andrealphus accused Blitzo of being responsible for Stolas's attempted assassination. Similarly, he expressed annoyance at Andrealphus's condescending attitude and attempts to win the case against Stolas, even going so far as to call Andrealphus an arrogant asshole for his comments.

Vassago has a tendency to switch between English and Spanish in conversations with other demons, though he seems to switch more to the latter in moments of great emotion. He also seems to have a capricious taste in music, as he was moved when Stolas announced he would present his defense in song.

Vassago, like most Goetias, is a lanky demon who closely resembles a scarlet macaw, with red feathers, a white face, and a hooked black beak. He also has rather long purple feathers tipped with gold on the back of his head with a gold-colored stripe down the center and red eyes without irises or pupils that are often depicted covered by a pair of yellow visors that vaguely resemble a crown.

Clothing-wise, Vassago wears an outfit resembling that of a wizard, consisting of a red suit jacket with a high collar with gold trim, black lapels, a star brooch, and a rather long and extravagant tail with black trim, the top portion being purple while the bottom portion is a two-toned gradient of orange. Over this, he wears a white shirt with two black buttons down the center. Vassago's attire also includes black pants, white arm-length gloves, and thigh-high high-heeled boots; his gloves have torn black cuffs and two red stripes down the front, while his boots have black heel and toe tips, as well as an "X" shape at the bottom center.

Vassago is a member of the Ars Goetia and a supporting character in Helluva Boss who debuted in the episode "Mastermind".

Teleportation: He is able to teleport himself as shown when he teleported closer to Satan's throne. Telekinesis: He was able to block Stolas's blow using telekinesis. Levitation - He is able to levitate in the air.

As befits his royal position, Andrealphus is flamboyant, boastful, and haughty, and enjoys the pleasures of his high rank. Like most royalty, Andrealphus is classist and looks down on lower-ranking demons, most notably when he uses derogatory terms and relies on his imp servants to serve him. He is also shown to be highly vain and narcissistic, always boasting about his attractiveness. However, his dramatic flair hides a scheming and opportunistic disposition; familiar with the politics of Hell's hierarchy, Andrealphus comes across as level-headed and calculating, knowing when to act and how to manipulate situations to his advantage. Because of this, he can be quite callous and ruthless, eager to take advantage of others for his own benefit.

Andrealphus is fond of Stella, as they both share a mutual dislike for Stolas and defend her stance and behavior toward him. However, while she resembles her sister in this regard, she frequently has to temper her aggression, which often tests his patience. This is demonstrated when he expressed frustration that Stella's obvious hatred for Stolas and desire to see him dead blinded her to the long-term consequences of her actions. At the same time, she also prevented him from accurately manipulating the circumstances of their divorce to her advantage. Though he jokes around with Stella, Andrealphus can hide his temper in public, offhandedly offering deference and empty flattery to high-ranking Demons to gain their approval. Similarly, while he often flatters Stella on her attractiveness, he also pays backhanded compliments about her ignorance. As he frequently praises her in both private and public settings, this may imply that he has a shallow or condescending view of Stella.

Andrealphus is an avian demon with white feathers, turquoise eyes and beak, and periwinkle hair. He wears a bright blue fur coat and a long white dress. He also wears a turquoise crown.

Andrealphus is a member of the Ars Goetia, Stella's brother and, by extension, Stolas's brother-in-law and Octavia's uncle. He is an antagonist in Helluva Boss who made his first appearance in "Western Energy."