At the start of Helluva Boss, we find the I.M.P. (Immediate Murder Professionals) team in the middle of their chaotic, daily routine. Blitzo is barking orders from his desk, trying to wrangle Moxxie, Millie, and Loona to get through another day of “business.” His office is cluttered with half-empty coffee cups, messy files, and random “decorations” that reflect his eccentric personality. The day's job: a new assassination contract that’s about to send them back to the human world.

Moxxie, ever the professional, is studying the target's file with a cautious eye, questioning the ethics and logistics of this mission. As usual, his concerns are quickly dismissed by Blitzo, who’s more focused on making sure Moxxie and Millie are ready to act fast. Millie, on the other hand, is excited for some action and happily sharpens her weapons, preparing for whatever chaos awaits.

Loona, the team’s perpetually disinterested receptionist, is absorbed in her phone, paying no attention to Blitzo’s pep talk. She’s only slightly annoyed when he keeps nudging her to open the portal to Earth, reminding her that she’s the only one who can operate the magic spellbook.

As the portal to Earth opens, the team springs into action, with Blitzo leading the charge. Though I.M.P. operates like a dysfunctional family, each member has a role to play, and despite the chaos, they’re surprisingly effective when it comes to their unique brand of “client satisfaction.” They’re ready to create havoc, fulfill their contract, and get back to Hell in one piece—hopefully.