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EDIT: After looking it up, the Christmas hook is 100% better for singleplayer than anything else. Excuse my earlier ignorance.
Yeah, Ivy Whip was more or less the best (Dual Hook may have been a contender, but w/e) until 1.2.1, when the Spooky Hook outclassed every other hook without question. The Christmas Hook is basically a reskin of the Spooky Hook with the added benefit of giving off a little light. The two of them are pretty much the best hooks out there.
The Bat Hook is basically the only hook that isn't made completely obsolete (as far as I know, anyway) by Spooky and Christmas, since although it only has one line it reels in much faster than every other hook, which can be useful in some combat situations.
I kind of wish there were an option to equip vanity hooks, since there are a lot of lower-level hooks that look awesome but aren't very good. Web Slinger, for instance.
Yeah, I would guess they would just make an extra slot for it somewhere down by your armor/accessories slots. Functionally, your grappling hook would work like whatever's in your "real" hook slot, but it would be re-skinned with the sprite of the vanity hook.
The hooks already just use a series of separate sprites that they repeat as they extend, kind of like worm enemies do. Otherwise, they wouldn't be able to have varying lengths at all without stretching.
Stuff like the Christmas Hook's glowing would probably just be filed under vanity effects and covered up by other vanity, like the armor sets that glow such as Hallowed armor.
Well, by the time you get the Christmas Hook, you should already have plenty of other and better lighting sources, so no, not really. The Wisp in a Bottle in particular drowns out the Christmas Hook's light almost completely, so if you have a Wisp then it hardly even matters.