Y/n is the sister of Yuuken Enma, A kind hearted kendo trained student who you share your passion to encourage others. And it just so happens you both accidentally get Isekai'd to a different world! Oh no! Join Y/n, who's training to be a Miko like her great grandmother, as she along with her brother explore the new mysterious world that is twisted wonderland and... Meet... Cute... Oddly hot.. BOYS?!??

Rosemary was raised catholic. Every day she spent following the rules, not living life, but serving it. Serving God, serving her parents, serving her husband. She fulfilled her role like an obedient little bird in a cage, hoping to one day make it to heaven. But on the dreadful day of the accident... she found herself in hell. What happens when, in a desperate attempt at salvation, she stumbles across a strange hotel? What happens when every single one of her teachings is proven wrong? What happens when she finds Hell to be more of her home than Earth ever was? What happens when... she moves to the hazbin hotel? IMPORTANT NOTE: This book is rated 13+ for obvious reasons. Contains strong language, slight gore and heavy topics such as sexual abuse and mental illness. There is no NSFW, smut, lemons or limes, but there may be a lot of fluff such as kissing and soft touches. This is about hazbin hotel, an adult show, so it is heavy BUT I will put a warning before chapters that get too traumatic.

Rated TV-PG for fantasy violence, fear, suggestive dialogue, and language. Cast: Erica Lindbeck as Loona Tom Kenny as Wayne Richard Steven Horvitz as Moxxie Vivian Nixon as Millie Kesha as Bee-lzebub Barrett Wilbert Weed as Octavia Bryce Pinkham as Stolas Jamie Foxx as Vortex Georgina Leahy as Stella with Steve Carell as Blitzø and Will Ferrell as Varkhaziel. The series centers around Loona, the cynical and sarcastic Hellhound receptionist (voiced by Erica Lindbeck), who serves as the protagonist. After completing a mission, Loona rescues a 10-year-old boy named Wayne (voiced by Tom Kenny) from bullies who were tormenting him because he is an orphan. Loona chooses to adopt him as her own. She introduces Wayne to her coworkers at I.M.P. (Immediate Murder Professionals): her quirky boss and adoptive father, Blitzø (Steve Carell), the anxious Moxxie (Richard Steven Horvitz), and his energetic wife, Millie (Vivian Nixon). Additionally, Loona acquaints him with Blitzø's love interest, former-then-restoredly current prince Stolas of Ars Goetia (Bryce Pinkham), along with his sarcastic gothic daughter Octavia (Barrett Wilbert Weed), also called Via (who takes on an aunt-like role for Wayne), and her close friend Vortex (Jamie Foxx), referred to as Tex, along with his girlfriend, the Queen of Gluttony Bee-lzebub (Kesha), known as Bee (who also acts as an aunt figure). Season 1: A new nemesis emerges-a French-accented techno-Goetia hybrid named Varkhaziel (Will Ferrell). Having escaped from prison, he seeks revenge on Loona, Stolas, and Bee. As a result, the group is forced to relocate to a safe house in Kensington, Brooklyn. They are under the protection of a covert supernatural agency called P.R.I.D.E. (Paranormal Reconnaissance, Infiltration, Defense, and Enforcement). Wayne made some new friends who know the demons' identities. Season 2: Music by Danny Elfman, John Powell, and Mychael Danna & Jeff Danna.

Sometime after Gwi-Ma's defeat and Jinu's sacrifice, Rumi, Mira, and Zoey now finally have the vacation they deserve. However one night, the girls rescue a small kitten from the side of the road. But this was no ordinary kitten because she had one eye. The three girls follow the kitten and it lead them to a tear in the Honmoon. However, this tear looked different because it was red and gold. Curious, the girls go through it and find themselves in Hell. While seeking refuge and trying not to draw attention, the girls hide out at a hotel called the Hazbin Hotel. There, they meet Charlie Morningstar, the Princess of Hell and Lucifer's daughter and her band of colorful and chaotic characters such as Vaggie, Charlie's girlfriend and a fallen exorcist, Angel Dust, a famous adult entertainer, Alastor, an eccentric and powerful Overlord known as The Radio Demon, Husk, the grumpy bartender, Niffty, the hotel maid, and Cherri Bomb, Angel's best friend. The three girls learn that the hotel is meant to rehabilitate Sinners to help them earn a place in Heaven as a more peaceful alternative to a yearly Extermination imposed by Heaven. Although redemption seems far from possible in a place like Hell, the girls seem skeptical at first, but it isn't until Rumi is reminded of Jinu's sacrifice and her new perspective on demons, including how she had leaned to embrace her demon half. The girls decide to stay with Charlie to help run her hotel, despite the others' being wary of their reputation as Demon Hunters. But when a powerful Overlord trio known as the Vees want to use the hotel's reputation and the growing resentment towards Heaven to their advantage to rule Heaven, Huntrix must fight to survive and stick together till the end if they are to make it back home. This story takes place after the events of K-Pop Demon Hunters and during the events of Season 2. Hazbin Hotel belongs to Vivziepop and K-Pop Demon Hunters belongs to Netflix.

After using the power of awakening and his battle with Yozora, Sora finds himself in a world he never expected. Hell! Can he survive in a place where all corrupt souls end up? And will he find a way out, or is his stay in Hell forever?

Blitz and his team are hired to go on a mission to South Korea to kill a K-Pop girl group known as HUNTR/X. But these girls are more than just pop-stars that all of Korea knows and adores. They are demon hunters who fight to protect their world from the evils of demons. But after witnessing how much I.M.P cares for one another, despite being demons, the girls spare their lives and lets them go. But Blitz cannot stop thinking about how the girls let them go, especially the leader Rumi. Soon, HUNTR/X finds themselves entangled in all sorts of crazy adventures with Blitz and his crew. This is my very first crossover story so please don't judge me if it's not perfect. Helluva Boss belongs to Vivziepop and K-Pop Demon Hunters belongs to Netflix.

This is from the world of Cuphead created by Chad Moldenhauer and Jared Moldenhauer. Also from the Netflix adaption "The Cuphead Show!" written by Dave Wasson, Deeki Deke, Clay Morrow, Adam Paloian and Cosmo Segurson. Cuphead characters all belong to Studio MDHR while the original characters belong to me. Gwen is a girl from Boston, Massachusetts who dreams to be free from her parent's restriction during the Great Depression and choose her own path. After picking up a magical artifact she found that gives her incredible powers, she is kidnapped by the Devil and brought to the Inkwell Isles to be his wife. After escaping Inkwell Hell, she befriends two cup brothers, she is taken in by their caretaker Elder Kettle and the cups bring her on their adventures and making new friends and enemies along the way. Gwen and her friends learn more about the inkwell's powers and secrets and to keep the Devil from marrying her to obtain them for his evil purposes for the world.

Just a book about random stuff I do. Such as songs, skits, art, and more

INSPIRED BY THE 'LOONA THE CARETAKER' SERIES by METALBRONY823: When the Immediate Murder Professionals (I.M.P) are called in to kill a target from Hell, Loona the hellhound finds a lost human boy snooping on them. Suddenly guilty of harming him, she brings him to their home in Hell to patch him up, and later on, vows to take good care of him along with the help of the IMP gang. Along the road, they all start to grow a parental bond with the little kid and learn to become better demons, including Loona. Book cover art by @BubblegumRock10 and @LizardsDen "Helluva Boss" and "Hazbin Hotel" belong to Vivziepop & 'Spindlehorse Toons', except for OC's.