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That goes both ways. Don’t be exceptional over disliking a character either.What I'm saying is "don't be exceptional about it".
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That goes both ways. Don’t be exceptional over disliking a character either.What I'm saying is "don't be exceptional about it".
It's probably because of all the characters we've met so far who aren't openly antagonists, Stolas's motivations are the hardest to understand. Guy seems to want for nothing, has power both physical and (apparently) political, had a wife, has a kid he was at least mostly close to while she was growing up, has all the money he could want, Christ the guy has a magic book that lets him dick around with the cosmos on a whim. Ignoring the morality of the situation, throwing away his home life and reputation just to whore around with some dude he became infatuated with just seems irrational. Especially since he's clearly unhappy with the outcome.The disdain for Stolas is confusing for this reason. Yeah, he's doing some shitty things but so is everyone else.
She's worse than Stolas because while it's understandable she wants to kill him, she'd leave her own daughter without a father who still loves him and would be devastated by it. That alone makes her the worst of the worst.Yes, we still don't know if his wife had it coming or not.
She was also less upset about being cheated on and more that she was being cheated on with an Imp.She's worse than Stolas because while it's understandable she wants to kill him, she'd leave her own daughter without a father who still loves him and would be devastated by it. That alone makes her the worst of the worst.
She did cross the line into actually trying to kill him only recently, post-cheating though. Its also possible she's still under the impression her daughter hates him, though I honestly consider that unlikely.She's worse than Stolas because while it's understandable she wants to kill him, she'd leave her own daughter without a father who still loves him and would be devastated by it. That alone makes her the worst of the worst.
I thought there were enough hints in episode 2 to show why he was unhappy with his life, at least in terms of love. That flashback to when his daughter was a kid didn’t exactly scream “loving wife and husband”.
The only trouble with this is that Stolas himself still seems to feel guilty over the whole thing, which to me implies there's at least some ambiguity as to whether or not he was justified in cheating on her. He could just be guilty over how messy it was and I'm interpreting it wrong but, I dunno.She was also less upset about being cheated on and more that she was being cheated on with an Imp.
No you see, clearly the show where demons are sent to hell because of a christian moral system and feel guilt according to a christian moral system shouldn't be judged according to it. To me that's just a lame excuse to pretend your characters are these sad but wholesome romantic creatures when they really aren't good people. I mean I'm fine with that, but it's just that you're not actually supossed to believe that what they do is right and HB tries a bit too much to convince you they are.She did cross the line into actually trying to kill him only recently, post-cheating though. Its also possible she's still under the impression her daughter hates him, though I honestly consider that unlikely.
This is just an aside but the latest episode seems to confirm they're not living together anymore, which indicates the assassination plot was sufficient grounds for them to split up at the very least.
The only trouble with this is that Stolas himself still seems to feel guilty over the whole thing, which to me implies there's at least some ambiguity as to whether or not he was justified in cheating on her. He could just be guilty over how messy it was and I'm interpreting it wrong but, I dunno.
The imps, hellhounds and demon princes are hellborn they didn't get sent to hell.No you see, clearly the show where demons are sent to hell because of a christian moral system and feel guilt according to a christian moral system
Doesn't change my point though, they still operate according to a moral framework close enough to the christian one, they aren't going full Slaanesh or something. Although I did forget that the demon sent to hell thing is a Hazbin thing so thank you.The imps, hellhounds and demon princes are hellborn they didn't get sent to hell.
I feel like more information on Hazbin is going to come once Helluva finishes it's first season, so probably sometime by the end of the year I think.Viv teased this recently:
There's also now an official Hazbin account, though it has no tweets yet.
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I’m going to assume the initial attraction was Blitzo being the “bad boy rebel” that people who grew up in a sheltered and rigid environment get attracted to. And I’m assuming somewhere between that thrill of new and exciting a d now he started getting actual feelings. As for what he sees in Blitzo as a partner now…maybe that’s part of what will be addressed in Part 2.Finally got around to watching the latest, and I have to say... it's probably the best so far. Surprisingly emotional while still being hilarious. Animation seems smooth throughout. Great voice acting. Dammit I want to love a woman like Moxxie loves Millie.
Now that said, here's what I don't get. And maybe there's a reason, but if so it hasn't been made clear yet.
What the hell does Stolas see in Blitzo? I mean, I like Blitzo as a character. Nothing against him. But Stolas blew up his whole life over Blitzo. Blitzo isn't treated as being super hot in universe or something like that, and he treats Stolas like shit. Stolas is royalty and could have pretty much whoever he wants, so... why?
Exactly that. He isn't hot, he's an imp, and he leads IMP. Maybe he's well endowed. Maybe the bird has a degradation fetish. I bet it's a combination of all of those really, dating someone who is below you in every way. I think that's pretty funny as unintentional social commentary.What the hell does Stolas see in Blitzo? I mean, I like Blitzo as a character. Nothing against him. But Stolas blew up his whole life over Blitzo. Blitzo isn't treated as being super hot in universe or something like that, and he treats Stolas like shit. Stolas is royalty and could have pretty much whoever he wants, so... why?
Why Wallis Simpson? Why ask why?Stolas is royalty and could have pretty much whoever he wants, so... why?
Also, to be fair, it’s not like anyone else is much better than Blitzo. It being Hell and all.Finally got around to watching the latest, and I have to say... it's probably the best so far. Surprisingly emotional while still being hilarious. Animation seems smooth throughout. Great voice acting. Dammit I want to love a woman like Moxxie loves Millie.
Now that said, here's what I don't get. And maybe there's a reason, but if so it hasn't been made clear yet.
What the hell does Stolas see in Blitzo? I mean, I like Blitzo as a character. Nothing against him. But Stolas blew up his whole life over Blitzo. Blitzo isn't treated as being super hot in universe or something like that, and he treats Stolas like shit. Stolas is royalty and could have pretty much whoever he wants, so... why?
As some have said, it could be that he sees a hot shot rebel without a caused in him, what with the whole running amock on the living world while stolas needs to abide by a bunch of rules and expectations. He sees in blitz the wild reckless hotshot Stolas WISHES he could be but can't because of his obligations as a husband and a father.What the hell does Stolas see in Blitzo? I mean, I like Blitzo as a character. Nothing against him. But Stolas blew up his whole life over Blitzo. Blitzo isn't treated as being super hot in universe or something like that, and he treats Stolas like shit. Stolas is royalty and could have pretty much whoever he wants, so... why?
His(?) name's Roovy, apparently.I wonder... who is this character here?
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