Wait, did I miss another important scene?
They're owl demons, no? That's just biology - during mating, female owls beat the shit out of male owls.
I think there are? I remember seeing imps in the Vox building as random background workers.
There's one who tells Charlie he's putting barbed wire up a guy's ass in the first episode of the show.
The scene where the
Oh. I thought you meant like, he was at whatever constitutes a 1930's orgy.
The whole Hell setting/framework was created after the fact. No one on the team is actually interested in making it logical or cohesive, or even interested in it all.
Lucifer created the Goetia, so maybe he also created the Deadly Sins who in turn created the other types of Hellborn, then over time decided to close off their rings to Sinners? It would be a stupid explanation but it's all I can think of, at least because this universe doesn't seem to follow down the path of how some stories have it to where the personifications of the Deadly Sins are fallen angels as well and in that case were usually Lucifer's lieutenants during his attempted uprising against God.
I though some of that was to escape the pain of Valentino... but he was a druggie in life, I guess a druggie in Hell for decades before meeting Valentino when he had no problems to escape.
dreamer, but we never get told what his dreams were. And considering his characterization. .. I kinda get why the other Seraphim kicked him out. He never seem to think anything trough. I mean yeah the wanted to share free will with humanity, but why? And why did Eve had to eat the apple to gain free will, while both Adam and Lilith already seemed to have free will? Or does the show want to tell me that God wants that women serve? I mean why else create the second woman without free will? Like Charlie, why do you want any women to be in Heaven again?
We're the only fandom where the vast majority of participants seem to not actually understand the premise. Constant contrversies about morality as if the characters aren't literaly demons in hell.
Stolas is so unsympathetic that the only way they can get us to feel sorry for him is having him cry and take antidepressants everytime he's onscreen.
3rd pic was so fire I immediately had to make it my pfp
Let's say Val died in 79, then that would put a 32 year gap between him and Angel's deaths. It's reasonable Angel got a couple jobs that he managed to leave before meeting Val, and judging by scenes from Poison, was genuinely happy being with him until he got enslaved into the contract. With the revelation that his father died before him, he might've spent his first couple years in Hell trying to reconnect with Henroin only to then go out for sex work.
The funny thing is how no Hazbin fan even tried to glaze Vox here which usually happens with agenda posting in that you'd get defenders but there were none here and at best said Steven would try to forgive Vox
I'm going to do that because I like how the only homosexual male who isn't imaginary fujobait or a sassy gay friend fantasy, is immediately the most hated thing in the entire show. "Hey! That guy's got a 9 to 5 and wears a suit! GET HIM!"
No, you're right. You should go to hell for being a flakey artist who won't listen to your editors or put in a single office shift.the show tells us that Lucifer was punished, because he was a
Charlie:
Hazbin's fandom tends to the older side. Basically late 20s to mid 40s people who were alive back when media was allowed to be fun and not have a billion asterisks about problematic content. These people usually aren't doomscrolling social media and instead doing things like being gainfully employed, creampieing their (probably heterosexual) spouse, and raising families. The tropes, the designs, and a lot of the humor is basically tuned to appeal to the millennial and younger gen x crowd ("We're largely progressive but we'll still call you a fag" etc)
You might be right. I know I'm now an unironic fan of Viv for creating the games "Fix The Script" or "Fix The Design" that we play in this thread.
Steven could put Vox in the Pink Dimension. This way, nobody except Steven would be able to retrieve him from there.
I wish I had the musical intelligence to write TV incidental or pop songs on command like people who have this job, but
He looks actually LIKE his age too. Compared to Alastor's whole look, (we still don't know his actual age, I am assuming Vincent is either 40 or 30.) usually me and the friends blast Gravity on loop but we've been finding ourselves replaying Brighter.
I agree, Vincent definitely looks like an...adult man.
Actually the part you gif'd was the only bad part of that sequence, to me. Didn't really match the naturalistic style of the rest of the choreography.
Maybe someone wrote this Vox thing around Alastor to make him feel less like Viv's rando OC shoehorned into the setting of the show (or, wrote to save a quality villain from some fujo's insistence that he fuck Val in this season. Either way, good save).
Alastor talks to Vox with the annoyance of a guy with 20 years of hit singles/hit TV shows talking to his entourage member who never makes anything but still wants to have the image and lifestyle that you get after years of work. Both the voice actors do a really good job in the scenes of that specific type of man-on-man drama.