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“ | I was charged into his armies too, BUT, they went off to battle and i was off with that sweet saddle of wings and there's this angel that it was epic in bed, she had a pussy inside her pussy! | „ |
~ The Devil explaining her feelings about Barb for Curt. |
The Devil is the main antagonist of the critically panned 2015 adult Claymation film Hell and Back.
He was voiced by Bob Odenkirk, who also portrayed Saul Goodman in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul and Chase Kaminsky in Bob's Burgers.
Appearance[]
The Devil is a tall and skinny bull-like humanoid demon with light pink skin, sharp teeth and a light blue tongue. He had short brown horns, pointy ears and black eyes with yellow sclera. He wears a white sweater under a lilac business suit with light grey buttons, as well a pair of black pants with white stripes and dark brown shoes.
On his transformed form, he appears to be a stereotypical version of Beelzebub, being red, muscular and having much larger horns.
Biography[]
According to the Devil, he fell in love with Barb a millennia ago, but unfortunately for him, she was in a relationship with God. Without a second thought, God sends the Devil to Hell, and he becomes the ruler over the realm.
Hell and Back[]
Upon hearing that the pier carnival is going bankrupt, a young man named Remy discovers a Crying Devil book, which was given to Madame Zonar by the Dark Lord himself. Forcing Curt Myers, their assistant manager, into performing a blood ritual and paying Remy back with a mint, Curt is immediately dragged into Hell when he confessed that he didn't have a mint. Augie and Remy then take a cable car, and they travel into the portal to save Curt.
After being discovered by two demons, they are taken to the Devil himself. Returning from a meeting, the Devil casually mentions Orpheus, a figure from Greek mythology refuted to deliver mortals from Hell. The duo is forced into hiding when the Devil realizes that Barb, an angel that he was infatuated it, was to meet him. Barb arrives, and she informs the Devil that she was sent to retrieve the two mortals that were sent to his domain. Promising him that she would do naughty things to him if he would capture the mortals, the Devil sends his minions to capture them while he was singing in the shower a song by Shirtz 'N' Skinz. Fortunately, the two are saved by Deema, a half-demon girl who was searching for Orpheus.
Meanwhile, Curt began to befriend the Devil by sharing drugs with him. However, he attempts to persuade him into sparing his life upon being informed that he would be sacrificed for not living up to his blood oath. He signs a contract with the Devil ensuring that he would be spared, but the Devil eats the contract, fully intent on continuing the sacrifice. The Devil then opts to sacrifice all of the protagonists; Orpheus realizes that Deema was his daughter, and he attempts to save them, but he too gets captured.
Barb arrives, and she falls in love with Orpheus upon hearing him sing. Enraged, the Devil tries to kill Orpheus with a bazooka gun filled with T-shirts. He accidentally ends up hitting Barb, and the group fall into the depths of Hell, which is inhabited by sex offender trees. Orpheus meets one tree who had raped him earlier, and states that he would forgive him, if he raped the Devil.
The group gets captured by the sex-offender trees, and before they could be violated by the sentient trees, a mint falls out of Curt's pocket. Realizing that the spell could be reversed if Remy ate the mint, he eats it, and a portal to the human realm opens. Failing to capture them, the Devil is left alone in the depths of Hell where he finds himself that he is going to be raped for eternity by the tree from earlier.
Personality[]
Unlike his original counterpart, the Devil here is a comical figure who acts more like the CEO of a corporation rather than the tyrannical ruler of Hell. He is shown to be a manipulative and charismatic individual with great painting skills and often uses makes different tricks like using a forementioned T-shirt bazooka cannon in order to kill Orpheus. While in the presence of his fellow demons, he acts as a respected leader. But in reality, the Devil is just coward with a childish obsession on Barb, and ends up falling out of favor with her when she chose Orpheus.