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Imp City is one of the cities of Hell, and the primary setting of Helluva Boss. It is home to the imp demons, the lowest in society, along with Hell's homeless.

It is shown to be located in the Second Circle of the Pride Ring.

Description

Due to Imp City being in the Pride Ring it has a red sky. The city is shown to have grey or dark red buildings with some yellow windows, as well as sometimes pink windows.

The city has a black rimmed sign with an eye symbol and the words "Welcome to: IMP CITY", with "SECOND CIRCLE" underneath. The sign has a red half pentagram at the bottom and a pair of imp-like horns at the top.

Within Imp City is I.M.P Headquarters, which is a black and dark gray building with black and white horns built onto it, and has some black windows and antennas attached on it.

There is also a spiked dark grey, gold, and red building with what seems to be an observatory on top that has a red lens with a black pupil peeking out of it, as well as having one larger dark red spike at the back of it.

There is also a blank billboard on one of the buildings.

Notable Locations

Trivia

  • In Hell's society, the imps are the lowest of the low, ergo, it is implied that the city may be more inhospitable than other locations of Hell.
  • Though it is called "Imp City", there are other types of demons in the city, such as Succubi and Hellhounds.
  • Despite it being located in the Pride Ring, the billboard indicates that it is located in the "Second Circle". It is not yet known if this is an error or another undisclosed explanation. However, given its differing name, it could allude to the Nine Circles of Hell that Katie Killjoy mentioned in the Hazbin Hotel pilot.
    • The Nine Circles of Hell are the locations visited during Dante's journey in Dante's Inferno of the Divine Comedy.
  • In the non-canon Helluva Boss Pilot, the welcome sign indicates that Imp City was established in 1981, possibly implying that the city's founding date is a reference to The Imp, a horror film released that year.

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