The final episodes of Hazbin Hotel season 2 return to the central conflict between Heaven and Hell and conclude with Charlie preventing a full-scale war. Hazbin Hotel season 2 episode 7 reveals Vox’s secret weapon, which is powered by the abducted Lucifer and directed at Heaven’s defenses. In response, Charlie forms a coordinated plan with her friends at the Hazbin Hotel to counter the broadcast, dismantle the weapon, and calm rising tensions. At the same time, Emily and Sir Pentious work from Heaven’s side to encourage understanding and delay retaliation. Through these combined efforts, the weapon is ultimately destroyed, and both realms avoid direct conflict. However, the events in Hazbin Hotel season 2 episode 8 introduce unanswered questions about alliances, redemption, and emerging threats. Disclaimer: This article contains major spoilers. Read at your own discretion. What happened in Hazbin Hotel season 2 ending? The finale confirms that Charlie successfully saves Hell again. Vox initiates his plan by revealing a massive cannon powered by Lucifer, whom he abducts after disguising himself as Charlie. When Angel Dust appears on a broadcast declaring redemption a joke, under hypnosis, tensions escalate quickly. Vox activates the weapon, and Heaven’s defenses begin to collapse. Lute urges retaliation, but Sera chooses another path after sharing a conversation with Sir Pentious. She orders the angels to stand by, allowing Emily to descend to Hell and speak with Charlie about a peaceful approach. In Hell, Charlie regroups and plans a counter-broadcast. With Baxter’s technical help, she intends to show proof of actual redemption to undermine Vox’s narrative. As all parties move to stop the cannon, the combined forces manage to destroy it. Pentious then appears and confirms his own redemption from Heaven. Though chaos surrounds the Hazbin Hotel season 2 finale, the crisis is averted. Charlie prevents a catastrophic war, maintains her mission, and keeps Hell from falling into deeper destruction. By the time the episode ends, the Hazbin Hotel is more active than ever, showing hopeful movement toward lasting change. Did Vox succeed in his war with Heaven? The end of Hazbin Hotel season 2 reveals shifting power among Hell’s overlords. Vox’s plan collapses after Alastor outsmarts him. Throughout the season, Alastor appears limited by contracts and tricks, but the finale shows he is one step ahead. He uses clever wordplay to break free from Vox’s binds, turning the situation in the group’s favor. Vox loses control of the cannon and his scheme falls apart. Meanwhile, Velvette faces Nifty in a surprising clash. Nifty defeats her alone, revealing abilities that were previously unseen. But the Vees remain a looming presence. Despite failing to destroy Heaven, they redirect public opinion. With Angel Dust’s manipulated broadcast and the aftermath of the finale, Valentino emerges as the new “Boss Daddy,” reinforcing his influence over Hell. Lucifer, however, plays a minimal role in the conflict. After being abducted to power Vox’s weapon, he remains sidelined for most of the episode. His lack of agency becomes one of the season’s unresolved elements. Still, his situation sets up new interpersonal tension within Charlie’s family as the Hazbin Hotel season 2 progresses. Did Angel Dust return to the hotel? After being hypnotized and used as a spy, Angel Dust becomes central to Vox’s propaganda. Even after the battle, Angel Dust chooses not to return to the Hazbin Hotel. He insists that he has signed his soul away and the people in the hotel are not safe if he’s around, fearing that the Vees might use him again against them. Although the effect of Angel’s departure is visible, the Hazbin Hotel thrives. More demons arrive with genuine intentions to change. The connection between Heaven and Hell also strengthens. Sera listens to Pentious’s message about empathy, Abel talks Lute down from an aggressive stance, and Emily reaches Hell to communicate with Charlie. Tensions remain, but both realms begin to understand each other more deeply. Did Lilith finally answer Charlie’s call? Throughout the season, Charlie repeatedly tries to contact her mother, Lilith, hoping for guidance in running the hotel. Each attempt ends in voicemail, both in the previous season and in the latest episodes. In the finale, after leaving another long message, Charlie’s phone unexpectedly rings. When she answers, Lilith is finally on the other end. Hazbin Hotel season 2 concludes with Charlie preventing another Heaven-Hell war, dismantling Vox’s plan, and reinforcing the hotel’s mission, but the closing moment shifts focus to her long-awaited connection with her mother, opening the door to further exploration of their relationship. All episodes of Hazbin Hotel season 2 are available for online streaming on Prime Video.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/us/shows/hazbin-hotel-season-2-ending-explained-did-charlie-save-hell-more
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Strive raises $160M in oversubscribed SATA IPO as Vivek Ramaswamy buys in
**Key Takeaways**
Vivek Ramaswamy purchased 15,625 shares of Strive Inc.’s Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock at $80 per share. Strive Asset Management, co-founded by Ramaswamy, positions itself as ‘anti-woke’ and focuses on maximizing shareholder value.
Strive, backed by Vivek Ramaswamy, announced on Monday that it had successfully closed its oversubscribed initial public offering (IPO) of its Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock (SATA Stock) on Nasdaq. Due to high demand, the number of shares offered was increased from 1.25 million to 2 million.
According to a recent SEC filing, Ramaswamy purchased 15,625 shares of Strive’s SATA Stock. Additionally, he owns 113.9 million Class B shares and indirectly holds 28.4 million shares through the Ramaswamy 2021 Irrevocable Trust.
The offering forms part of Strive’s strategy to amplify its Bitcoin holdings through perpetual preferred equity. The company plans to use the IPO proceeds for general corporate purposes and to potentially increase its Bitcoin holdings, aiming to boost value for ASST common equity shareholders.
Backed by prominent entrepreneurs including Peter Thiel, JD Vance, and Bill Ackman, Strive is acquiring health-tech firm Semler Scientific in an all-stock transaction. This deal, subject to customary closing conditions, is expected to establish a major Bitcoin treasury entity.
https://bitcoinethereumnews.com/tech/strive-raises-160m-in-oversubscribed-sata-ipo-as-vivek-ramaswamy-buys-in/
Heather Knight slams her 27th WODI half-century
**WODI World Cup: Heather Knight’s Unbeaten 79 Guides England to Victory Over Bangladesh**
*By Parth Dhall | October 7, 2025 | 10:37 PM*
In a thrilling encounter at the 2025 ICC Women’s ODI World Cup, England secured a hard-fought victory against Bangladesh at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati. Chasing a target of 179, what seemed like a modest total proved challenging as England faced a middle-order collapse before rallying to victory.
Bangladesh got off to a strong start with Marufa Akter making early breakthroughs, dismissing England’s openers Amy Jones (1) and Tammy Beaumont (2) as the visitors found themselves struggling at 29 for 2. However, England’s Nat Sciver-Brunt and captain Heather Knight steadied the innings, putting together an important 40-run partnership.
The tide turned quickly when Fahima Khatun struck twice in quick succession, removing Sciver-Brunt for 32 and Sophie Dunkley for a duck, leaving England in deep trouble at 78 for 5. It was then left to Heather Knight to single-handedly guide her team to victory.
Knight remained unbeaten on 79 runs off 111 balls, a patient and composed innings featuring 8 fours and a six. Alongside a resilient Charlotte Dean, who supported with an unbeaten 27*, Knight anchored the chase, eventually bringing England home in 46.1 overs.
**Milestone Achievement for Heather Knight**
This impressive knock not only sealed the win but also marked a personal milestone for Heather Knight. She surpassed Claire Taylor’s run tally of 4,101 runs, becoming the fourth-highest run-scorer for England in Women’s ODIs. Knight now boasts 4,116 runs in 151 WODI matches at an average of 35.79, including two centuries and 27 half-centuries.
Only Charlotte Edwards (5,992), Tammy Beaumont (4,562), and Nat Sciver-Brunt (4,124) sit ahead of her on England’s all-time WODI run-scoring list.
England will look to build on this hard-earned victory as the tournament progresses, while Bangladesh can take heart from a spirited bowling effort and early breakthroughs that challenged a strong English batting line-up.
https://www.newsbytesapp.com/news/sports/heather-knight-helps-england-beat-bangladesh-in-wodi-wc/story