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Wall climbing

This ability is only seen when Moloch possesses Skid and Pump; however, it is interesting to see, as Moloch probably wouldn't use this ability in his normal form.

Telekinesis

When Moloch possesses Patty, many objects from the morgue are seen flying and being thrown toward Gregor and the children, while doors containing corpses open and close rapidly. This is because Moloch uses telekinesis, although he doesn't usually use this power against them.

Temperature control

Whenever Moloch is in an enclosed space, the room gets cold, as seen when Mort wonders why it is so cold and when Father Gregor arrives at Skid's house.

Levitation

Although we never see Moloch levitate in his true/trapped form, it is implied that he possesses the ability to glide. This is observed when Moloch possesses Dexter and Patty, though we see this ability more clearly in Dexter's case. When Moloch possesses someone, he can both float and glide. In the episode "Unwanted Guest," the ability to glide is seen when Moloch chases Lila in Dexter's body. The ability to float is more clearly observed in Patty's case.

Delusions

In Hollow Sorrows, Moloch can be seen toying with Father Gregor in the hospital, using his power of illusion. This ability allows Moloch to pretend to be someone, sometimes more than one person, to lure a potential victim. Moloch attempts to deceive Gregor with this ability. To do so, he impersonates Dexter Erotoph and his mother. Dexter asks Gregor for a hug, and then Michelle appears, pleading with her son for help. To Moloch's dismay, Gregor remains unfazed and throws holy water at him.

Strength

Moloch is very large and brutish, so he undoubtedly possesses immense strength. He used this power to demolish the walls of the hospital and the candy store, as well as Lila's front door. There's even a comedic scene where the Man in a Costume character is thrown into a dumpster by Moloch's sheer force. Not only that, but Moloch also crushes the limousine Mayor Evermore was using.

Possession

Moloch tends to use his possession power frequently throughout the series, as seen in "Unwanted Guest" and "Hollow Sorrows." The prime examples of this ability are when Moloch possesses Dexter and the children, Skid and Pump. When possessing someone, their appearance changes to resemble his, such as the growth of horns and sharp teeth, and their eyes turn yellow. As seen with Patty's possession, the appearance-changing aspect of Moloch's possession ability can sometimes be evolutionary, as she started with yellow eyes, soon changing to horns and fangs. This also happens with Dexter, as he grows horns when Lila hits him with a hockey stick; this evolutionary pattern could also be triggered by anger, as seen in Dexter's case. Moloch appears to become a viscous substance during possession, implying that he is actively wandering within the host's nervous system. Moloch appears capable of escaping a host on its own, as seen when Patty studies Dexter's body until Moloch decides to leave. However, another way to expel Moloch from a host is through the use of the Holy Cross, since using it causes the host to vomit the viscous substance, which is, of course, Moloch. Some of the other powers mentioned here could also be part of the possession ability.

Moloch isn't particularly evil and has shown himself to be somewhat childish, becoming very excited upon learning it's Halloween Month and disappointed upon realizing it's November. However, he resorts to drastic measures to get what he wants and takes out his anger on others, as seen when he furiously pounds the ground with his fists and chases Lila in "Unwanted Guest," seemingly with the intention of killing her. He also doesn't appear to have any qualms about murdering children, as he threatens to eat Skid and Pump. Fortunately, he's rather clumsy and arrogant, as when he saw that Pump didn't believe he was a demon, he tried to prove him wrong by snapping his neck, which ended up killing him.

In Hollow Sorrows, Moloch is far more malevolent, sadistic, and vengeful, with no qualms about harming innocent people, even possessing Patty in a painful manner and psychologically traumatizing her after using her body for his nefarious plans, such as the cold-blooded murder of Dexter's mother, Michelle. He is also shown to be much more willing to harm children, without hesitation, even going so far as to use illusions to pressure Father Gregor. Despite this, he still displays a certain cowardice when he tries to flee from the priest and is surprised when Skid and Pump try to protect him, seeing him as their friend. However, he takes advantage of this situation to deceive them and allow himself to be possessed.

During the first five episodes, only Moloch's upper body was shown. His appearance is that of a typical demon from popular culture: a muscular humanoid torso with red, wrinkled skin. He has a square head, two glowing yellow eyes, and several large fangs protruding from his lips. His head has two pairs of horns: a small pair on his forehead that points upward and a much larger pair where his ears should be, curving upward and to the sides. His hands are disproportionately large, brown, and have fingertips covered in bright yellow cracks.
The lower part of its body was revealed in the sixth chapter of Spooky Month - Hollow Sorrows. It has two jet-black, unguligrade legs that end in two bright yellow hooves, similar to those of a goat. Additionally, beneath its stomach is a large, furnace-like structure that burns constantly.

People possessed by Moloch acquire yellow eyes, pairs of horns, large protruding fangs, and yellow fingers.
Appearance: The host may develop horns and other demonic features during possession.
Control: Moloch controls the movements and actions of the possessed body.
Manifestation: The physical changes reflect the presence of Moloch, not a voluntary transformation of the host.
Dispossession: When Moloch is expelled, the host regains control of their body.

Pump is more cautious than Skid, but just as optimistic. His naiveté is comparable to Skid's, though his rare moments of lucidity seem to occur only when his eyes turn cyan to warn others of imminent danger.

Like Skid, Pump also enjoys Halloween Month, but despite his young age, he may have a dark sense of humor, as shown by his suggestion that he and Skid set fire to a Happy Fella doll to "see if it screams," and when he indirectly tells Moloch to break his neck and commit suicide.

Pump is also affectionate, as seen when he gets angry with the Happy Fella doll for getting him in trouble with his sister. He also demonstrates a willingness to forgive and forgive. In "Tender Treats," even though Susie refuses to go trick-or-treating with him, Pump shares some of the candy he's collected. Pump also tries to help Kevin with his leg injury caused by the Happy Fella doll by putting a bubble bandage on the wound, though it falls off.

Pump is a short boy who always wears an orange pumpkin mask that covers his entire head. The mask has a square rabbit tooth on the upper left lip and a light green stem on top.
He's also wearing a very simplified version of what could be a tuxedo, consisting of white gloves, black trousers, black shoes, and a black V-neck shirt that appears to have a white T-shirt underneath. However, it's possible that the white T-shirt is actually Pump's skin, and that the black shirt is simply too big for him.

Beneath the mask, he has white skin, curly brown hair, and is missing a tooth. He is short and chubby, in fact, a little shorter than Skid. His head is wider than Skid's, and his eyes are also rounder in comparison.

Unlike Skid, he is frequently shown with his fingers extended, just like the other characters.

Like any typical kid, Skid is cheerful, naive, and very optimistic. He loves Halloween Month so much that he insists it lasts all year round instead of just being in October.

However, despite his immense naiveté and inability to distinguish right from wrong, Skid can be somewhat skeptical of certain people if he notices something strange about their motivations, as shown in "The Stars," where he catches two thieves robbing his house and skeptically asks them what their intentions are.

It is also shown that Skid is not entirely brave, as seen when he backs down from The Stranger showing genuine fear, calling the situation "terrifying" rather than "creepy".

But Skid has also been seen, unwittingly, endangering his loved ones, specifically Pump on two occasions and Lila, his mother, on one.

The first time in The Stars, Skid could see Pump clearly in the eyes of Eyes of the Universe, but he did nothing about Pump's hypnosis.

The second time in Unwanted Guest, he argued visibly and audibly with Pump, who claimed that Lila was about to be killed by a demon, which Skid did not recognize because said demon was in the body of an exterminator.

Skid wears a white mask that covers his entire head and resembles a skull, with 4 black lines in the mouth area that simulate teeth.
He wears a black skeleton costume with white lines that simulate a skeletal system. It's unknown whether the costume is a jumpsuit or if it's worn as a shirt, pants, and shoes. However, in "Hollow Sorrows," Skid and Pump's masks were swapped when Roy harassed them, presumably meaning the costumes aren't jumpsuits.
Skid also wears gloves, which are usually white circles or black mittens with the same white lines that resemble a skeleton. However, he is sometimes shown wearing only his index finger.

Beneath his mask, Skid sports a short, black or dark purple bowl haircut and protruding teeth, as can be seen in the photographs at his mother's house.

Apparently due to his upbringing, Roy often behaves inappropriately and with a huge lack of respect. His wealthy parents have high expectations of him, which causes him to act out when he's away from them, dressing and behaving like a typical bully. While he shows little respect to anyone, as seen when he robbed Candy Club, he tends to bully and mistreat those younger and less powerful than him, primarily Skid and Pump. Roy has no qualms about physically and verbally abusing them whenever he has the chance, even when Ross and Robert constantly tell him not to.

Although it's not often seen, Roy has a sensitive side when he's with those he trusts. The few times the Hatzgangs are seen alone, Roy speaks to Ross and Robert in a very emotional and sincere way, and he genuinely cares about them and their well-being. After his parents separated him from them on Halloween, Roy went to great lengths to give them the enormous bag of candy that was in the back seat of his limousine, regardless of the consequences. He also helped defeat the witch Aspen despite being afraid of her. That said, he doesn't seem to listen to Ross and Robert very often, as they constantly tell him to leave Skid and Pump alone, but he never does.

As a child, Roy also seems quite innocent, as he doesn't understand that what his uncle is doing to him is immoral and appears genuinely confused when Ross and Robert explain it to him. Roy also seems to have trouble controlling himself, as evidenced by the fact that he tells people to shut up if they question him too much.

Casual

Roy is a short boy, between 14 and 16 years old, with a round face, a stocky torso, and short legs. He has curly, reddish-brown, medium-length hair, which he usually covers with a blue baseball cap. His eyes are typically drawn as semicircles, with black lines at the top that fade to resemble eyelashes or eyeliner. His usual outfit consists of an orange-brown sweater with several pale yellow horizontal stripes, black pants, and black shoes.

Winter

In his winter outfit, Roy swaps his blue baseball cap for a peach-colored flat cap and puts on a thicker sweater with a much more pronounced turtleneck. This sweater is still predominantly orange-brown with pale yellow horizontal stripes, but now the stripes form a zigzag pattern across his torso. He continues to wear black pants and shoes.

Hallowe'en

Roy's rapper outfit is his usual attire, but with his blue baseball cap on backwards and a thick blue hoodie over his regular sweater. This blue hoodie also has light blue faux fur around the neck, which is presumably a hood.

Of the Hatzgang members, Robert is characterized by his boundless energy and wide smile. He's usually very energetic and prone to cheering when he sees something he likes, or that someone else likes. However, Robert also displays other emotions, most notably fear when confronted by the Eyes of the Universe and Bob Velseb (a cosmic horror and a serial killer, respectively), and he gets angry when Carmen calls him a commoner or when Roy bothers Skid and Pump. He became especially enraged when Roy asked Skid and Pump to return his clothes, and he tried to explain to Roy that what his uncle was doing was wrong, demonstrating that he has a limit to what someone will do before he gives up.

Although Robert used to bully Skid and Pump, as seen in the second episode of "Spooky Month," he has long since outgrown that habit and now gets along well with them. He constantly tries to get Roy to leave them alone, restraining or pushing him away whenever he can. In the fourth episode of "Spooky Month," he tries to return their Happy Fella as soon as they ask for it, and in the fifth episode, he politely asks for some of their candy instead of just taking it. Even so, he has a deep affection for Roy and frequently tries to comfort him whenever he can, assuring him that everything will be alright and that he will always be there for him.

Robert seems to care deeply for his family, which is clearly evident in the episode "Spooky Month 5," where he goes trick-or-treating for his little sister, who was sick at the time. He becomes genuinely furious when Bob Velseb takes all his candy, as he intended to give most, if not all, of it to her.

Casual

Robert is a tall boy, between 14 and 16 years old, with an oval face. He has blond, curly, and abundant hair. His eyes are usually depicted as semicircles, with prominent eyebrows that droop downwards and dark circles under them. He is often drawn with a comically large smile. He also has a mole under his right eye, just like Radford's.

He wears a dark green hoodie with a large zipper, light blue pants, and black shoes. Like the rest of Hatzgang, he usually wears a cap. His is a blue baseball cap worn backward. He's the only Hatzgang member we've seen without a cap so far.

Winter

Robert's winter outfit is virtually the same as usual, but with a light blue ushanka hat instead of his regular baseball cap. He's also wearing a pair of caramel-colored gloves.

Hallowe'en

In the fifth episode of Spooky Month - Tender Treats, Robert is dressed as a mad scientist. His outfit consists of a light blue lab coat with large black gloves and large black boots with yellow soles. He no longer wears his baseball cap, but instead has lab goggles on his forehead.

Personality

Of the Hatzgang members, {{char}} is characterized by his laid-back nature. He is very calm and carefree, and doesn't usually talk much unless spoken to directly. He is introverted and seems to enjoy staying out of the spotlight, as evidenced by his dark clothing and the fact that he almost always keeps his hands in his pockets. {{char}} doesn't usually show strong emotions; he only gets scared when confronted by the Eyes of the Universe and Bob Velseb (a cosmic horror and a serial killer, respectively), and gets angry when Carmen calls him a commoner or when Roy bothers Skid and Pump. His biggest outburst occurred when Roy told Skid and Pump to give him back his clothes, and he tried to explain to him that what his uncle was doing was wrong, demonstrating that he has a limit to what someone can do before he backs down.

Although {{char}} used to bully Skid and Pump, as seen in the second episode of "Spooky Month," he's long since outgrown that habit and now gets along well with them. He constantly tries to get Roy to leave them alone, restraining or pushing him away whenever he can. In the fourth episode of "Spooky Month," he tries to get Roy to return their Happy Fella when they ask him to, and in the sixth episode, he punches Roy in the arm after Roy hits them unnecessarily. Even so, he has a deep affection for Roy and is frequently seen trying to comfort him whenever he can, often assuring him that everything will be alright and that he'll always be there for him.

Casual

{{char}} is a boy of average height, between 14 and 16 years old, with a round face. He has long, black hair that reaches his shoulders, with two spiky strands on either side of his head. He wears a dark gray hat that covers the upper half of his eyes, and his mouth is usually V-shaped. His usual outfit consists of a long-sleeved blue shirt with buttons and a slightly lighter collar, dark blue pants, and black shoes.

Winter

{{char}} 's winter outfit is basically the same as what he usually wears, but with a dark gray sweater over his normal clothes.

Hallowe'en

In the fifth episode of Halloween, {{char}} dresses up as Jack the Ripper. The outfit consists of a dark gray top hat with a black stripe and a dark gray coat with a large collar. Underneath the coat, he wears a dark blue turtleneck sweater, black pants, and black shoes.