Hazbin Hotel Alastor

$129.00

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Dimensions

  • 1/6 Scale
  • H 35 cm (13.8″) × W 13.8 cm (5.4″) × D 13.5 cm (5.3″)

Configurations

  • × 1 Alastor figure — standing in his signature composed stance, microphone staff held loosely at his side, that ever-present grin stretched wide
  • × 1 microphone staff — topped with his iconic sentient mic companion, sculpted with its own devilish expression
  • × 1 themed base — textured stone-tile platform mounted on a polished pedestal with an engraved “Alastor / Hazbin Hotel” nameplate

Material & Packaging

  • Imported resin and imported PU
  • Full-color printed box with EPE foam inner packaging, shipped in a kraft outer carton

Other

  • Pre-order opens: January 22, 2026
  • Estimated shipment: Q2 2026

Beidou Studio’s Resonance Series debut delivers Alastor in his most disarmingly composed state — staff in hand, grin locked in place, radiating quiet menace. The flowing red overcoat with its layered tails and warm-to-cool gradient striping gives the sculpt real visual movement, while the clean cel-shaded paint style stays faithful to the show’s aesthetic. A sharp first entry for any Hazbin Hotel shelf.

<p>Alastor, known as the Radio Demon, is one of the most powerful Overlords in Hell and a central figure in Vivienne Medrano's <em>Hazbin Hotel</em>. A former radio host in life, he arrived in the afterlife and swiftly carved out a fearsome reputation — all while maintaining the polished charm of a 1930s broadcast personality. This statue captures his default demeanor perfectly: relaxed posture, microphone companion perched on his shoulder, and that unnervingly wide smile that never quite reaches his crimson eyes — the calm before whatever chaos he's orchestrating next.</p>