The Bad Place

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Moana

Immortal Beings (Torturers)

Bad Janets

Lucifer Morningstar (formerly)

Hades (formerly)

Bad Janets zombies

**The Bad Place in the ghost zone** was a realm in The Afterlife where damned souls were tortured. It was dissolved after authorities implemented the morality test. were they arrived in purgatory the office buliding and they go down for evil things and is a tourist attraction. The Bad Place is a main location in The Good Place: Disney Edition

## History

The Bad Place has likely existed since the beginning of time (at the very least since the case of Og and Grog) and is a hellish damnation for not only those that were evil in life but for those humans whose final point total wasn't high enough to enter The Good Place.

## Entry

Gaining entry into The Bad Place is very easy. According to Michael, from the moment of birth every action and decision that a human makes either had a positive or negative effect, thus affecting that human's overall point score total. The bigger the action, the bigger the point difference, but there is a catch. Simply doing good deeds is not enough to raise a human's point total, as their motivations must be pure, otherwise it is seen as a selfish act.

Factors contributing to negative point totals leading to entry to The Bad Place include ever having microwaved fish in an office kitchen, been a *Bachelor* contestant (or just generally been emotionally invested in the franchise), taken off one's shoes *and* socks on a commercial flight, had vanity license plates like “MAMASBMW,” “LEXUS4LIZ,” or “BOOBGUY," or seen the California rock band The Red Hot Chili Peppers in concert during one's time on Earth. From comments by Michael and Shawn, it appears that the simple fact of being from France or Florida is also enough to condemn one to The Bad Place.

For a human to enter The Bad Place, their overall point total doesn't even have to be negative, it simply needs to not be high enough to enter The Good Place.

A notable exception being Mindy St. Claire who underwent a posthumous point spike and so was afforded The Medium Place as a compromise. In all other known cases, humans with point totals which were not considered high enough, even if in the hundreds of thousands (like Doug Forcett, whose point total was over 500,000), were sent to The Bad Place.

Another thing to note is not only humans go to The Bad Place. Animals get sent there as well as monsters from other worlds as well. We see this in The Good Place: Disney Edition with Bolt, Cheshire Cat and Jack Skelleton.

## Inhabitants

The Bad Place houses not only humans and Bad Janets but also Immortal Beings whose only purpose is to torture and inflict pain on the humans who reside there. It is assumed that Immortal Beings and Bad Janets may come and go as they please, but humans cannot, although Eleanor was able to escape Neighborhood 12358W more than 15 times with Janet's help (although this is probably because a Good Janet operated the Train rather than a Bad Janet).

### Management

Currently The Bad Place is managed by The Bad Place Administration which is lead by Eleanor Shellsdrop. The Bad Place had hundreds of managers and stuff that left or got retired or couldn't actually run the place anymore. These are a few former members.

#### Lucifer Morningstar

Lucifer aka The Devil was the original owner of The Bad Place aka Hell. His father, God, placed him in charge of The Bad Place and he did run the place and toutured humans and stuff but he got board and left The Bad Place and went to Los Angles. He settled in L.A and meets Detective Chloe Decker and joined The L.A.P.D

*This is a non Disney assioated character. For More information regarding the show he's in,see Lucifer*

#### Hades

After Lucifer Left, God left his brother Zeus in charge of Mount Olympus and Zeus put his younger brother Hades in charge of The Underworld another name for The Bad Place. Hades seeks to overthrow Zeus and rule Mount Olympus - in Ancient Greece - the Earth and the rest of creation for himself. Upon visiting the Fates, he learns that he could succeed by releasing the Titans in eighteen years, but if Zeus' son, Hercules, is to fight Hades, he will fail. Hades sends his minions, Pain and Panic, to kidnap baby Hercules and give him a potion that would render him mortal, in order to kill him. Hercules needs to drink every last drop for it to work, but the last drop is lost. Thus Hercules, while mortal, retains his god-like strength and spends his life on Earth. Pain and Panic, however, tell Hades that Hercules is dead, hoping that he will not find out.

Later, a young woman named Megara sells her soul to Hades so that he will return her lover's soul. He does, but Meg's lover ungratefully dumps her for another girl shortly afterward. Meg remains trapped as a slave to Hades, and he uses her beauty, charm, and intelligence as an advantage to persuade monsters to join his army. After discovering that Hercules is still alive, Hades sends numerous grotesque beasts to finish Hercules off, only for Hercules to slay everyone with ease. When he finds out that Hercules has strongly fallen romantically in love with Megara, he uses this to his advantage and makes a deal with Hercules: Herc must give up his god-like strength for the next twenty-four hours (secretly the same twenty-four hours Hades will use to take over Olympus) in exchange for Meg's freedom. Herc agrees, as long as Meg will be safe from any harm. After the deal is made, Hades then reveals that Megara was working for him the whole time, crushing Hercules' will to fight. Hades then releases the Titans, who defeat and imprison the gods, and sends the Cyclops to kill the weakened and discouraged Hercules to keep him from getting in the way, but Hercules defeats the monster using his wits.

However, Megara is grievously injured after saving Hercules from a falling pillar, negating Hades' deal that Meg would not be hurt. Hercules is thus given his godly powers back and returns to Mount Olympus where he easily takes down the Titans and frees the gods. Hades loses his temper, but he taunts Hercules that he at least has a parting gift; while Hercules was fighting the Titans, Megara died from her injuries. Hercules travels to the Underworld to rescue her soul and offers himself to Hades in exchange for Megara's freedom. He swims into the River Styx to retrieve her soul. It almost kills him, when his full cosmic godhood is restored by his being willing to risk his own life to save the woman he loves. Hercules emerges from the pit, alive and immortal with Megara's soul in his arms, much to Hades' anger. Knowing that he can't stop Hercules in his path, Hades begs the hero to try and ease things with him and the other gods, but Hercules angrily punches Hades into the River Styx, where he is swarmed by unidentified souls and dragged to the depths where he is trapped.

Hades was removed from his position of power when Queen Belle and King Beast banished him to The Isle of The Lost like everyone else. It is unknown if Lucifer was considered for the isle or not but considering he isn't any actual threat to Auradon or L.A, they most likely didnt even consider it.

## Key Locations

* Bad Place Neighborhoods
* Bad Place HQ
* Neighborhood 12358W