Hazbin Hotel X Silent Hill part 2 (crossover)

from /hhg/ - Hazbin Hotel General Thread #178
part 1: https://pastebin.com/kY6bKvD4
part 3: https://pastebin.com/VRh8XuGz
part 4: https://pastebin.com/Q41YzCK8
part 5: https://pastebin.com/g6GVf36m
part 6: https://pastebin.com/0h9RBMG6
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chan (peror) in Silent hill and other stuff: https://pastebin.com/p3X9iPGc
/hhg/ Niffty speculations: https://pastebin.com/EJ7JtWtt
/hhg/ Silent Hill speculations: Katie Killjoy: https://pastebin.com/nBVQ8Mwk
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What would happen with the other characters in Silent Hill? Vaggie and Husk would probably be the most interesting after Angel.
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Hmmm...

Vaggie:
>monsters resembling soldiers or guerrilla fighters in burned uniforms, bodies charred beyond recognition, or animate scarecrows made out of living shrubbery stuffed
>the siren is always followed by the sound of jets and bombs exploding in the distance
>half the town resembles a war zone
>other monsters include barely mobile, twitching, broken feminine bodies that are violated by the soldier types
>female monsters (with faces that resemble Francis Bacon paintings) walk along in the "safe" part of town, parting their robes completely, revealing mangled genital organs to any soldier-like beast that strays from the "warring" part - their... Copulating is physically nauseating to look at, uncanny and unnatural
>the safe part is filled with emancipated, child-like monsters who run up to Vaggie to attack her with rocks and shivs, jeering at her with adult voices
>occasionally, large, Goliath-like male figures (bad postured, dragging cartoonishly enlarged, club-like police baton) lumber across a street, attacking anyone else that comes close

>Vaggie's more personal monsters are a faceless, multi-headed gory mass that was her family - being an orphan, she never had to meet them
>they darken every room they appear in, quieting the ambiance, and making every sound muffled and indistinct, yet, irritatingly close to the ear as well
>on the street, they can turn day into night, and empty it of life, while filling it with a cold fog
>she has to track them down and kill them in order to be in the real world again
>another type of demons resemble slovenly, glutted humanoid figures in priestly robes, carried by masses of tiny, infant skeletons - how she perceived missionaries and the church
>and finally, hairy, ape-like humanoid figures with enlarged, infected looking phalluses (but no balls), that writhe like worms, and reach up like an elephant's trunk when they sense her, pulsating, growing a teeth-filled mouth when attacking - her former "clients"
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Husk:
>he's attacked, even before reaching the town, by the forest itself - random trees burst into flames when he approaches them, dropping burning corpses, while "Ghost Tape 10" plays in the distance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4d9H_1ygEv8
>the path to the town is filled with Viet Cong-style booby traps
>the town itself resembles his old hometown, and the military camps he used to stay at, altering between the two scenes randomly
>from his hometown, "friends" - vaguely humanoid, but "all wrong", naked monsters with skin patterns resembling clothes, disjointed, twitchy, unnatural movement, and no discernible face... Up until he gets too close, when an enormous, toothed mouth that covers the entirety of their blank faces, opens up with distorted roars, attacking him
>his old-town sweetheart - who, upon his approach, quickly twists from her normal appearance to one that would put Gerald Scarfe's works into shame, and halfway through the battle, alters her form, growing a fecund, tumorous-looking stomach - with the implications that she was pregnant, and Husk never got to see his child
>His old folk, like his father, who fought in WWII and Korea, and encouraged him to fight as well - now appearing as a twisted, almost fairy-tale like figure, hunched over under the weight of an enormous military-issue backpack, using what looks like an oversized M1 Garand as a walking stick - the bayonet impaled through his gnarled hand -, and, as a club
>from the camp, "mushroom people", hiding in the foliage, stalk him constantly, but never do anything unless he gets too close, while in the camp, "drill sergeants" with megaphones loudhailers wedged into their stretched, tearing mouths roar at him at an incapacitating volume, if they spot him in a searchlight's beam
>the biggest monster is the "Drunkard", a large, pot-bellied, bow-legged, hunchbacked figure, resembling his old self, coated with blood, and using a broken rifle and a bottle to attack with both hands
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holy fuck, this is spooky as hell, anon.

got more?
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Can't really say - Alastor would probably revel in a place like Silent Hill, unless it manages to cut VERY deep for him.
Charlie, being born in Hell, and with not that many bad memories (as far as we could tell) wouldn't get much out of the place, either.
Also, both of them are incredibly powerful, and negating that power for the sake of "drama", while fitting for a place like Silent Hill, would still be a cop-out.

Niffty, on the other hand...

>chuckles in Internment Camp
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Niffty:
>town layout appears simple at first - becomes maze-like, made worse by the similar-looking wooden shacks
>indistinct, "fuzzy" figures amble on the street - bowing with every step like a bird, and outright avoiding her - only to randomly attack from behind, screaming
>sound like muffled speech, otherwise
>"Guards" - uniforms filled with clouds of dust - occasionally march through the "streets", ignoring her, yet always coming close to stepping on her - fucking with the laws of perspective in their wake
>in certain houses, members of her family - parents, grandparents, siblings, cousins - appear as floating doll heads, slowly spinning in one of the rooms, whilst a music-box version of the Edo Lullaby plinks away in the background - replaced by a loud, distorted version of Elvis' "You're a Heartbreaker" if she disturbs them, causing them to sprout "spider legs" made of index fingers, and attack her
>peppered throughout are "mansions", filled with approximations of the families she worked for
>children are fat, loud, warbly things that run up to her and "hug" her - crushing her lungs
>the "Mistress" is a harpy-like creature, found preening in the master bedroom, which chases her throughout the building if it spots her
>the "Master" is an ungainly, fat man-like being wearing a constricting suit, wrapped in gold chains that dig into its skin under the lapels, with a big mutton chop mustache that seems to worm it's way into its nostrils
>"Maids" are oversexualized, with black, bloody, gaping holes for eyes and mouths, featherdusters stuck into their wrist stumps, who attack on sight, screaming
>"Handymen" are overall/boiler suit-wearing, shambling things with clawed, ground-reaching arms, broken jaws, and long, tentacle-like tongues, caps/hardhats swen/welded onto their heads to cover their eyes
>final boss is a warped version of her human self - one-eyed, needles for fingers, pokers for legs/heels, and made of FIRE