Quiz: Which Helluva Boss Character Are You?

Demon mercenaries who kill people on commission from Hell. Sounds grim? Now add office drama, self-esteem issues, toxic relationships, and a midlife crisis in an aristocratic owl. That’s Helluva Boss for you – a series where the underworld operates like a regular office, just with more blood and sarcasm. Our quiz will show which member of this gang you share a temperament with, along with their problems and ways of solving (or ignoring) them.

What Is Helluva Boss and Its Unique Universe?

Helluva Boss is an adult animated web series by VivziePop that premiered in 2019. It’s a spin-off of the better-known Hazbin Hotel, but with its own atmosphere. If Hazbin is about rehabilitating sinners, Helluva Boss is about those who’ve already made peace with Hell and are trying to make ends meet.

The plot revolves around I.M.P. (Immediate Murder Professionals) – a company of imps who kill living people for money on behalf of the dead. Simple business model: someone on Earth pissed off a deceased person so much that they’re willing to pay even in Hell for revenge. The imps open a portal, head to Earth, and do the dirty work.

But the series isn’t about action and killing. It’s about people (well, demons) who are stuck in their patterns. Blitzo can’t build normal relationships. Moxxie tries to maintain morals in an amoral world. Stolas is torn between an aristocrat’s duty and the desire to be happy. Beneath all this bloody tinsel are stories about loneliness, self-identity, and attempts to find meaning in a meaningless existence.

Visually, the series is bright and dynamic, with references to classic animation and modern pop culture. Musical numbers here aren’t for decoration – they reveal characters more deeply than any dialogue. And the humor balances between absurdity and pain so finely that you laugh and feel sad simultaneously.

Demon Hierarchy and the Social Structure of the Underworld

Hell in Helluva Boss isn’t chaos – it’s a rigid caste system. At the top: Lucifer and the seven deadly sins (Satan, Asmodeus, Mammon, and so on). These are Hell’s gods, each ruling their own circle.

Below them – the Goetia, demonic aristocracy. Stolas belongs to this class. They have titles, mansions, legions of servants, and magical abilities. Goetians don’t work in the usual sense – they govern, scheme, and engage in occult affairs. Among themselves, they play politics, arrange marriages for dynasties, and view lower castes as furniture.

Succubi and incubi – middle class. They work in the service industry (mostly sexual), but have certain privileges. They can move freely between Hell and Earth, possess natural charm and seduction magic.

Imps – Hell’s working class. Blitzo, Millie, and Moxxie belong here. Imps do the dirty work: clean, kill, build, haul. Demon society treats them with contempt, and this is a constant source of complexes for the characters. Blitzo compensates with audacity and ambition, Moxxie with attempts to prove his worth, Millie just doesn’t give a damn and lives her life.

This hierarchy isn’t just decoration. It explains why Blitzo so desperately clings to Stolas (access to the grimoire = business survival), why Stolas risks his reputation for a romance with an imp (violation of all social norms), why Moxxie constantly proves his competence (compensation for low status).

Quiz Purpose and Description

The quiz determines which Helluva Boss character best matches your psychological structure. Not your appearance, not your job, not your hobbies – but your way of thinking, reacting to stress, and building relationships with others.

Questions are built around real situations: how you handle conflicts, what you do with anger, how you express attachment, react to criticism, make decisions. Each answer correlates with behavioral patterns of characters from the series.

For example, a question about reaction to betrayal. Blitzo will push everyone away before they can betray him – a defense mechanism. Moxxie will try to figure it out rationally and forgive if he sees remorse. Millie will punch them in the face without unnecessary talk. Loona will pretend she doesn’t care but will remember forever.

The quiz doesn’t say “you’re bad” or “you’re good.” It shows your psychological type through the lens of characters who’ve already lived through these patterns in the series. It’s a mirror that reflects not the prettified version of you, but the one that emerges under stress, in relationships, in moments of choice.

The result will give you understanding of your strengths (every character has them) and weaknesses (can’t escape those either). Maybe you’ll learn something new. Maybe you’ll just laugh at the accuracy. Either way, it’s an honest look at how you function in the world.

Main Characters You Can Get In the Quiz Results

The quiz matches you with four key I.M.P. characters, each representing a distinct psychological type. This isn’t simply “cute” or “mean” – these are specific ways of interacting with the world, processing trauma, and building (or destroying) relationships.

Blitzo – Chaos With Attachment Trauma

Founder of I.M.P., impulsive, crude, sarcastic to the point of cruelty. Blitzo hides deep insecurity behind a clown-sociopath mask. He destroys relationships before anyone can abandon him because he doesn’t believe he’s worthy of love.

The series shows this through his history with Fizzarolli (former best friend), failed attempts to connect with his daughter Loona, and toxic romance with Stolas. Blitzo desperately wants closeness but sabotages every attempt. He spies, manipulates, violates boundaries – because he doesn’t know how to ask for attention normally.

If you got Blitzo, you likely use humor as defense, fear vulnerability, and prefer to control situations even when it harms you. You’re a natural leader but often act impulsively. You’re loyal to those who’ve gotten through your walls, but you don’t show it directly.

Moxxie – Perfectionist With Impostor Syndrome

Millie’s husband, I.M.P. sniper, the one trying to bring order to chaos. Moxxie is smart, talented, morally grounded. The problem – he doesn’t believe in himself. Constantly seeking approval, afraid of mistakes, worrying about every little thing.

His relationship with Blitzo is an endless attempt to prove his worth to a boss who mocks him simply because he can. Moxxie doesn’t leave, doesn’t rebel – he endures, hopes that someday he’ll be appreciated.

But he has a healthy relationship with Millie. She’s his anchor, a place where he can be himself without masks. He loves music, theater, culture – in Hell, where nobody needs that.

A Moxxie result means: you’re responsible, conscientious, prone to self-criticism. You see nuances where others see only black and white. You’re good in a team but often underestimate your contribution. Structure and rules matter to you, even when those around you ignore them.

Millie – Joy Through Violence

Moxxie’s wife, a killer with a smile. Millie grew up on a farm in Hell’s Wrath Ring, where the strongest survive. She can butcher demons as easily as pigs – and gets pleasure from it.

But Millie isn’t a sociopath. She genuinely loves Moxxie, supports him, believes in him. She’s loyal to friends, protects family, values simple life pleasures. Her problem-solving method just happens to be physical.

Millie doesn’t reflect. Something’s bad – eliminate it. Family’s threatened – kill them. Moxxie’s sad – hug him and say he’s the best. No psychological complexity, no games. Straightforwardness as life philosophy.

If your result is Millie, you act rather than think for hours. You’re emotionally stable, don’t hold grudges, can enjoy small things. You protect your people fiercely and without compromise. You might lack complexity in motivations, but that’s more of a plus – you’re honest with yourself.

Loona – Detachment as Armor

Blitzo’s adopted daughter, I.M.P. receptionist, goth girl with a perpetually sullen face. Loona despises most people (and demons), including Blitzo, even though he saved her from the pound and desperately tries to be a good father.

She snaps, is rude, ignores. But it’s protection. Loona fears that if she opens up, shows attachment, she’ll be abandoned or used again. So it’s easier to be a bitch and keep everyone at a distance.

In rare moments, Loona shows care – saves Blitzo when he’s in danger, defends Moxxie from criticism. But immediately returns to “I don’t care” mode. She wants connection but doesn’t know how to build it without risk.

A Loona result: you’re an introvert with high walls. You don’t trust easily, value independence, use irony to avoid showing feelings. You spot fakeness from a mile away and despise manipulation. Inside you’re more sensitive than you show, but admitting that is a weakness you can’t afford.

Dark Sides of Personality: How the Quiz Reveals Your Hidden Traits

Helluva Boss works because it doesn’t divide characters into heroes and villains. All the main characters are murderers. They’re all selfish, traumatized, make wrong choices. And that’s exactly why they’re alive.

The quiz doesn’t hide your flaws under a layer of compliments. It shows what psychological mechanisms you use to cope with the world – and how they harm you.

Blitzo shows how fear of intimacy turns you into a relationship destroyer. Moxxie – how perfectionism blocks action. Millie – how ignoring complexity makes you vulnerable to manipulation. Loona – how defensive detachment transforms into loneliness.

But the same traits give strength. Blitzo survives any conditions. Moxxie stays humane in Hell. Millie doesn’t break under pressure. Loona doesn’t lose herself pleasing others.

The quiz result is your psychological profile without filters. Not the Instagram version, but the one that emerges at 3 AM when you’re thinking about life. The character you get has already lived your patterns, made your mistakes, suffered from your fears.

And yes, it’s just an entertainment quiz about a cartoon series about demon assassins. But sometimes an honest mirror is exactly what you need. Even if it shows an imp with complexes instead of a prince on a white horse.