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What do you mean?Vivzie is the same person who freaked out at the thought of one of her characters even having Trump parallels
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What do you mean?Vivzie is the same person who freaked out at the thought of one of her characters even having Trump parallels
From the clip you posted, the dialogue from Moxxie and Loona felt like the actors didn't even try to sound like they don't get along (compared to the pilot or past episodes). Loona has a snarky retort, that the target audience would call homophobic, to Moxxie's question and that's it. Maybe they reached the phoning it in point with these roles.So I watched the episode and...wow that was shit.
Like, I knew it was going to be already but I thought it was going to be more shit like in frustrating, not....boring. I know it's supposed to be like the first episode that explains what the show about but that doesn't mean the majority of the dialogue has to be exposition. It just felt like nothing happen. Everything about it was just a downgrade from the original pilot, except I guess the animation but I kind of like the rougher style in the pilot and first season anyway in the first place so.
Also, Blitzø showed the grimoire to them in the flashback in the Ghostfuckers episode on how they were going to Earth when they first bought the office in Pride so....I don't know why that was asked by Millie like she didn't know. Also, all the sexual and romance stuff between Moxxie and Millie felt so...forced in your face. It's like I get it. They love each other. The original pilot was able to show that with more subtly without having them breakout into a sloppy make-out loving session.View attachment 7893733
I guess that's the one word I would describe this episode being; forced.
She whined on Twitter about how her show would remind people of Trump because of Vox manipulating people with misinformation and sperged on how she didn't want that to happen.What do you mean?
It's hard to put into words, but Helluva Boss nowadays feel...corporate? I don't know if that's the right word, but the Helluva Boss pilot was very reminiscent of YouTube cartoons and Newsground animations; a bunch of creative people on the internet coming together to make something because they want to. Not for mass profit or mass praise; just a passion project for fun. But now, it feels like the majority of the people working on Helluva Boss aren't doing it because they actually want to, but because they have to. It's a job. It feels now like almost any other show you'll find on TV. Not saying that all shows on TV are not creative or don't have passion to them. But...you know what I mean.From the clip you posted, the dialogue from Moxxie and Loona felt like the actors didn't even try to sound like they don't get along (compared to the pilot or past episodes). Loona has a snarky retort, that the target audience would call homophobic, to Moxxie's question and that's it. Maybe they reached the phoning it in point with these roles.
I don’t like Emberlynn or Stolas, they’re both cringe and delusional sex pests.Something I find funny, a character like Emberlynn acts like this, it’s considered by the fandom as cringe and delusional. Stolas acts like this, and wow don’t you just want them to be together forever?
I mentioned this a few pages ago but I love the line in original pilot where Millie calls Loona a bitch with uncharacteristic venom. She really gives that insult her all.From the clip you posted, the dialogue from Moxxie and Loona felt like the actors didn't even try to sound like they don't get along (compared to the pilot or past episodes). Loona has a snarky retort, that the target audience would call homophobic, to Moxxie's question and that's it. Maybe they reached the phoning it in point with these roles.
I guess Viv is that desperate to make people forget she once made a sausage party oc that was a supporter of nazi sauerkraut.....yes I wish I wish I was kidding about either of those things.You know what funny if they had Hitler in this they could've had all kinds of funny jokes about him having to do all kinds chores for lucifer and even have him rented out to the other sins.
Remember the golden rule of fujo-writing: If is a man there's no harm, if is a girl there's no thrill.Something I find funny, a character like Emberlynn acts like this, it’s considered by the fandom as cringe and delusional. Stolas acts like this, and wow don’t you just want them to be together forever? Was this entire episode redone, just to make Blitzo more of an asshole, like he’s the problem in this situation and not the guy coming to the office for sex uninvited? Like, you have limited episodes, and you waste one on this?
What did Viv mean by this?
Yes Ashley that's how things normally work, as an artist people like you for the stuff you make not for your character. "Or just because I have a femme voice and boobs" totally not narcissistic, amazing how they always end telling up on themselves with stuff like this.Sometimes I feel bad about what happened to Ashley and than she posts stuff like this, which is a nice reminder you shouldn’t feel bad for anything that happens to her ever
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Yeah, but we’re on KF, go on DA, X, or Tumblr, or fuck Bluesky other wise known as BS and the like, you find people bending over backwards for characters like stolas and whatever uwu boy of the day just need lurv while the girl or Adam for being straight, totally deserves a knife to the chest/back.I don’t like Emberlynn or Stolas, they’re both cringe and delusional sex pests.
Ah, I see. Thank you for opening my eyes. Dear lord, writing is only going to get worse, isn’t it?Remember the golden rule of fujo-writing: If is a man there's no harm, if is a girl there's no thrill.
Well considering both characters are bisexual, maybe it's like n-word privileges? The structure of the jokes in this one do seem forced with an overreliance on cringe comedy popularized by normie sitcoms. This is really how you spent your Amazon money Viv? Nearly everyone loves your pilots. Stop fucking with the pilots for the sake of onboarding Prime Video newfags. I need a fucking drink.Loona has a snarky retort, that the target audience would call homophobic, to Moxxie's question and that's it.
It just feels like they're redoing all the jokes from the pilot, but redid them in them in a way that's unfunny, or made it run on for far too long.Thank you for showing us the sex scene with Blitz and Stolas for almost entire minute. Only redeeming quality of it was gag about how Loona supposed to eat the phone (which she did in the pilot) - that, admittedly, did made me chuckle
It just feels like they're redoing all the jokes from the pilot, but redid them in them in a way that's unfunny, or made it run on for far too long.
Like Blitzø telling Moxxie he would kill himself. It's very similar to when Blitzø called Moxxie retarded; just none of the cheekiness or snarkiness like the original.
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It's not even just that, it's the fact that people are more than the political party tickbox bullshit thought chain. SO MANY people that are even mildly critical of shit get fucking shoved aside and labelled "alt right" or "far right" or "trump supporters" that when posts like this happen the metaphorical budding schizophrenia demon in my head begins wailing "IT IS HAPPENING AGAIN. IT IS HAPPENING. AGAIN.".There's this little special thing called "separating the art from the artist".
the fact it's the progstack term of "femme" instead of "feminine" or "girly" or whatever other term someone would use is an intense red flag on top of everything else.Yes Ashley that's how things normally work, as an artist people like you for the stuff you make not for your character. "Or just because I have a femme voice and boobs" totally not narcissistic, amazing how they always end telling up on themselves with stuff like this.
This is why I never understood why fans praised their romance. It's very forced because it's very unbelievable. Moxxie is clearly gay and Millie seems very disinterested in sex. So to convince us that M&M are an amazing couple, Viv writes them the only way she knows how: Kissing, fucking, and singing to each other to convey a romance. High School shit that normal couples don't need to do.Also, all the sexual and romance stuff between Moxxie and Millie felt so...forced in your face. It's like I get it. They love each other. The original pilot was able to show that with more subtly without having them breakout into a sloppy make-out loving session.
At least you know that if you would write it, it would be shit, not like some other people.I'll admit, I can't write a romance either but I know it's more than just making a show of it.
The thing is the relationship didn't feel force at the beginning of the show. The pilot made them feel like an actual couple that bantered with each other. It's just the longer the show went on, the more the romance between the two was shoved in our faces. Especially with all the gratuitous sex between them. It's like that's the only way the show can get the audience to know that "Hey, these two people love each other. Look how much they're kissing". Because sex = love. The show tells us how much they are in love with each other, but it never stops for a moment to tell us why. Why does Moxxie love Millie? Why does Millie love Moxxie? I can't give an answer to those questions.This is why I never understood why fans praised their romance. It's very forced because it's very unbelievable. Moxxie is clearly gay and Millie seems very disinterested in sex. So to convince us that M&M are an amazing couple, Viv writes them the only way she knows how: Kissing, fucking, and singing to each other to convey a romance. High School shit that normal couples don't need to do.
I'll admit, I can't write a romance either but I know it's more than just making a show of it.