Bishop is an upcoming antagonist in Hazbin Hotel: Journey to the Light.
He is a super-intelligent, cybernetic cat and Angelica's first experiment. Once an average stray cat, a very young Angelica took him off the streets and subjected him to painful experimentation when he was a kitten, enhancing his lifespan, intelligence, and giving him the ability to speak. He is a sassy know-it-all not on anyone's bullshit, and because of his intelligence and cybernetic enhancements is occasionally used by the D.H.O.R.K.S. agency to gather information.
Appearance[]
Bishop is a blue and white cybernetic cat with red eyes. He has large pointed ears, one of which has a small device implanted by Angelica. Bishop also has a long curved tail which he can wrap around his whole body.
Personality[]
Bishop is extremely smart and no-nonsense. He is often very critical of who he perceived as "stupid people", which is pretty much everyone outside of himself and Angelica. With genius-level intelligence, his brain is like a computer and thus he is constantly connected to the internet and can give someone an answer to anything, though he fucking HATES it when people constantly ask him questions like he's Alexa or some shit.
He is also quite snotty, despising being around less intelligent life forms, like average animals. He prefers to only be around Angelica and the other D.H.O.R.K.S. scientists. He has a habit of butting into conversations to say something smart and be a know-it-all.
Due to the way he is programmed, he thinks little outside of completing his goals, but will still throw snark around at Angelica if he thinks she is going about something the wrong way.
Relationships[]
Allies[]
Angelica[]
TBA
Trivia[]
- He is based on Kipze from the Zoophobia webcomic.
- He is named after a bishop, an ordained member of the clergy who is entrusted with a position of authority and oversight in a religious institution.
- Due to his enhancement, he has a longer lifespan than the average cat with his cybernetics keeping him alive, though he is still susceptible to computer viruses.
- Has acquired some viruses over the years, thus he is prone to "glitching out" and going against his programming in short spurts.