Additional Installments of "Hazbin Hotel" and Its Spinoff "Helluva Boss" Under Production
Prime Video Secures New Seasons of Animated Musical Series 'Hazbin Hotel' and Spinoff 'Helluva Boss'
Fans of the animated musical series 'Hazbin Hotel' can rejoice as the show has been renewed for two more seasons, bringing the total to six. This announcement was made recently by The Hollywood Reporter and is part of creator Vivienne Madrano's new first-look deal with Prime Video to develop new projects.
The streaming platform will also be the new home for 'Helluva Boss,' a spinoff of 'Hazbin Hotel,' starting in fall 2025. The first season and the upcoming second season of 'Helluva Boss' will be available on Prime Video before moving to YouTube a month later.
Created by Madrano and Spindlehorse, 'Helluva Boss' is a show set in Hell, featuring a new group of characters – Blitzo, Moxxie, and Loona – who work at a hitman company for human clients. The second season of 'Helluva Boss' recently wrapped in December 2024, and it too has been renewed for two more seasons.
In a statement, Madrano expressed her gratitude to Prime Video for their continued support of 'Hazbin Hotel' and 'Helluva Boss.' She expressed excitement for the opportunities this new deal presents for the growth of independent animation.
The expanded commitment to 'Helluva Boss' and the broader 'Hellaverse,' which includes 'Hazbin Hotel,' might hint at future content or seasons. However, specific details about the new seasons of 'Hazbin Hotel' are yet to be announced.
Meanwhile, fans can look forward to the arrival of 'Helluva Boss' Season 2 on Prime Video in fall 2025, with subsequent seasons to follow. Details about the release of new seasons of 'Hazbin Hotel' have yet to be disclosed.
Gizmodo and Io9 might report on the forthcoming seasons of 'Hazbin Hotel' and 'Helluva Boss', given their interest in entertainment, movies-and-tv, and technology. The new deal between creator Vivienne Madrano and Prime Video could potentially lead to innovative contributions in the independent animation sector, setting a trend for the future of television. With the expansion of the 'Hellaverse', speculation about potential new content or seasons is growing among fans.
