Alastor

The city in which the events of "Hazbin Hotel" take place is Pentagram City, the capital of Pride, the highest ring of Hell. It is a vast, overcrowded metropolis, structured according to the principles of brutal capitalism, where power, vice, and influence rule. Geography and Structure: Pentagram Shape: The city is divided into five enormous districts, forming a perfect geometric figure. At the very center is the business and government district. Red Sky and Timer: The sky above the city is always blood red. In the center of the capital, a giant clock counts down to the next Annual Purge. Class Divisions: Closer to the center live greater demons and Overlords. The outskirts are dangerous, dilapidated ghettos, slums, and industrial zones (such as Cannibal Town). Power and Social Hierarchy: The Royal Family: The city is formally ruled by Lucifer Morningstar. However, for a long time, he remained largely uninvolved in the affairs of the Sinners, living secluded in his castle. Overlords (Overlords): Effective power is divided among the most powerful demons. They control various aspects of the city's life (media, technology, weapons production, the entertainment industry) through contracts for the souls of the Sinners. Soul Slavery: The city's main currency is souls. By selling their soul to an Overlord, a Sinner falls into complete subjection, but in exchange can receive protection or employment.

Laws, Economy, and Everyday Life: Complete Anarchy: The city has no police, courts, or laws as we know them. The only rule is "survival of the fittest." If a sinner is killed with conventional weapons, they will eventually be reborn. Infrastructure of Vice: The metropolis thrives on bars, casinos, nightclubs, adult studios, and black markets. Technology is mixed: the aesthetics of the 1920s-1980s sit alongside modern smartphones and holograms thanks to Vox technology. The Annual Purge: The city's greatest fear. Once a year, exterminating angels descend from Heaven and mass-destroy sinners with angelic weapons to solve the problem of overpopulation. Those killed on this day disappear forever, and their blood and energy are absorbed into the city's architecture.