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Honest thinker, bad artist, food lover

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Thought I’d compile and analyze Alastor’s expressions during the Bar scene and how we might be getting little hints on how Alastor felt during it, because I personally believe there are 2 sides to every story and we only got Vox’s POV.

Can be Another trait he has in common with Lucifer: when he's mocking someone, he's actually self-projecting.

I really need more Alastor lore please

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Sparks Duo-Radiostatic inspired art

Hey everyone, after so long I'm back with this Valentine's Day Radiostatic artwork. I know it's not official, but it's incredibly well done with amazing attention to detail on both characters.

And while everything points to Radioapple being almost certainly canon, more than Radiostatic, what can I say? Retro Vox and Alastor just look so cute together in this pic.

So, I couldn't help it and instead of working, I used the last hour to add lyrics to this video by @nealillustrator. Although I personally prefer Vox's face with more detail in the eyes, the work is still very good. Enjoy it or visit the artist's Patreon.

And I swear, the first time I saw it, I thought it was a very well-made fan song. The other singer's voice sounds so much like Amir's; anyone would swear it was a real duet between Alastor and Vox. Except for one or two words, it's a perfect match.

This artwork contains many details and references to this couple: the piano from the show, the microphone on the table, a vinyl record that says "partners," and phrases like "love is blind" and "Pathetic" on the wall posters, even the piano sheet music is "Stayed Gone," The artist wanted to use the song "Thrill of First Love" from the musical Falsettos, in which Christian Borle, the voice of our beloved Vox, participated, but due to copyright issues, intended for Stayed Gone.

Here's the link to the full song if anyone is interested.

[jolly-squish]

Will you put something in his box? 🥺

[neukgol]

disguise

(PLEASE DO NOT REPOST)

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Undercover mission...bes disgase ever

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On Alastor Claiming to Hate Vox's Touch and Vox's Reaction

and how Vox's past might have influenced the Radio Demon more than he lets on.

I see people losing their mind over this little statement left and right, and, well, that's how fandom is, but, please, can we keep the nuance and stick to the facts? I beg.

Alastor is touch-averse to a degree, no question, unless he is the one touching or fond of the person in question (Niffty climbing him) or it's the right kind of touch he likes at whatever given moment.

Howsoever, none of this is of any importance in the moment in question.

The scene makes it intensely clear that Alastor only refers to a specific touch he can't stand. And for a good reason! (From Alastor's pov, at least.)

Alastor doesn't like it when Vox puts his hands on his shoulders.

Of course he doesn't! He himself (Alastor) uses this gesture to manipulate!

It's a gesture Alastor connects to asserting power over another person while also trying to win their trust. So, having it done to him, he identifies as an attempt at manipulation. It also comes of as condescending, and there is little he dislikes more than being treated with this kind of conceit.

This makes the situation sad and complicated, indeed. - Since treating him in a condescending way was not Vincent's intention, especially not in the past. Yes, Vox uses the gesture too, and, it is quite likely, knowing the life he led, he often does for the exact same reason as Alastor. Yet, in the flashback, he merely followed the impulse and didn't mean to manipulate him. (As Vivienne Medrano confirmed, his intentions with Alastor were genuine in the flashback.)

Now, in my opinion, it is Vincent's past that adds the lacking part to the flashback scene. What Vincent sees is a man who inspires him, with a similar drive, with a similar profession/passion, with a similar darkness in him. Maybe he had even heard of Alastor while still alive, should his deeds have been in the media after his death.

What Alastor sees is a man who is as ruthless as himself, who killed every single 'partner' he ever had when viewing them as more powerful/successful than himself. With his trust issues and 'protect yourself and never let anyone close' mentality, Vincent's suggested partnership is a risk he simply cannot take with him. Heartbreaking, since he is clearly very fond of him and shows it with the most sincere smile we ever see from him:

(Yes, even while touched, if not in the mentioned triggering way.)

During the rejection, Alastor never appears truly amused but rather distressed and seems to be in pain (hysterical) about having to cut off this friendship that meant a lot to him, too. (Other people wrote a lot about this topic already, the averting his gaze, the expressions, the hairpulling ...)

So back to the specific shoulder touch, which further confirms, to Alastor, that Vincent merely tries to assert dominance and to use him (and later even kill him, probably, as he must consider).

There is a slight sound of displeasure even in the flashback, when Vox puts his hands on Alastor's shoulders.

There is no such sound or any sign of annoyance while Vox has his hand on him casually right before that moment; there also is no such sound or any sign of annoyance earlier, when Vox touches his shoulder more loosely and not in this highly specific way:

Alastor does not hate Vox's touch in general. He definitely enjoys their little 'dances', and it's a literal on-screen point that Vox doesn't overdo it with touching him and respecting his space. The moment Alastor shows the slightest hint of displeasure, Vox pulls back his hands:

He could have done whatever while he had him as his captive. But this wasn't even an idea that crossed Vox's or Alastor's mind. Vox is portrayed as uninterested in anything Alastor doesn't give willingly; he wants his approval, not to force his touch on him. And Alastor is portrayed as being aware, making this deal without restricting Vox's options, knowing he won't overstep in ways he cannot handle.

All the more Vox is shocked when Alastor claims to hate the shoulder touch he considered a tiny thing - while Alastor never verbalized that he dislikes it before:

As mentioned above, the scene leaves no doubt that Alastor refers to the specific shoulder touch, not to being touched or being touched by Vox in general. Vox even underlines it, trying to understand:

So my conclusion is:

The fandom can calm down, no harm done, Vox does a lot of shit, but him knowingly ignoring Alastor's consent and touching him in ways he hates is not part of his character and, frankly, OOC. He did the shoulder touch Alastor dislikes without knowing he dislikes it.

To keep in mind what exact touch Alastor hates gives a deeper understanding of who he is and his past and it would be a pity to leave this out and replace it with a plain "Oh touch bad to him".

I'm pretty sure there is no need to frown about some random occassions with Vox's hands on his frienemies shoulders who never heard of personal space - as long as he is the one doing the touching.

The amazing gifs and vid are by @voxuntethered. ❤

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Alastor and Vox are so similar yet so different. Two Diferents AND so alike Beasts in live and Death.

They're both predators, but while one puts on the facade of a prey to blend in and climb his way up, the other claims his territory with force and paves his way through blood.

Alastor has seen through Vox from the start he knows the kind of man Vox is, power-hungry and insatiable. Nothing will ever be enough because you can't fill a bottomless pit.

Maybe that's why they flock to each other like birds of a feather, whether Alastor wanted to admit or not, they're cut from the same cloth.

The fact that Vox cheated his way up the ladder bc he wasn't happy with his nice job and kept flip-flopping between MORE, but it didn't matter since he still had the producers' support and respect, which wasn't even enough for him vs Alastor, who had to shove his own feelings to the side and suck up to them to get just that ONE opportunity, and even when he did manage to impress them, he was getting disrespected at fancy parties because no matter what he did, he was always seen as a shit stain to them.

Which circles back to their murders, Vox murdered ppl because he NEEDED to be at the center of attention.

He had the privilege to get there and could've gotten those jobs in an ethical way, but he didn't. He was too far up his own ass. Alastor killed people because of how much he was dehumanized, obviously, his pride was being hurt too, but most people didn't even care about him as a person. The white producers, the rich white people at those parties, nobody cared about him, nobody viewed him as human.

He looked like he lived by himself too, so him killing people who fucked with him makes sense. Doesn't make it right, but it shows how much white privilege Vox had and still carries with him, and maybe another reason Alastor turned him down.

They both want power. They both desire control. And none of them are willing to give in until they get what they want, but even then, they still crave for more.

It's a curse for people like them. Like a deep seated hunger that can never be satisfied. But while Alastor desires control of his own fate, his own soul, free to do whatever he wants without any restraint, whether it was from society or humanity.

Vox, on the other hand, sees the world as his playing field, free to take, to kill, to conquer. Because everything is his to control.

I suppose it might be the difference between one being born with privileges, while the other was denied of such from birth.

While Vox had more social privileges, Alastor had more genetic privileges, talents, etc. which Vox resents and tries to substitute with technology for himself.

It's a silly example, but it recalls the scene of Vox playing the mechanical piano, while Alastor plays it for real, both in his memory and in the previous season. It might look the same to the audience, but it requires talent. Vox takes shortcuts with his technology, overcompensating for his shortcomings and insecurities. And although he tries to hide it, he's hypersensitive to these things, and Alastor, who is so good at observing and gauging others' weaknesses, easily exploited this.

Taking advantage of his euphoria and thirst for victory to ignore this obvious trap in his encounter with Alastor.

The final battle scene was very good. And I understand that Lucifer's nerf was necessary so that Vox and Alastor could shine. It's also true that there are many plot conveniences that work in favor of the Vees.

Perhaps what I liked least this season is the treatment given to the Morningstars, especially Charlie, who was unbearable and doing stupid things for half the season (I understand it's part of the development, but ugh).

On the other hand, although Lucifer is simply adorable and the mix of a cuddly character and an ultra-powerful, ancient creature is great, I'm worried about what they're going to do with him. After that nerf, he's practically vulnerable to many things (the ease with which they contained him like a spider in a jar). He's a character with a lot of potential and a very interesting backstory to explore. I hope they don't just turn him into comic relief or a plot device... I know that if he'd been fully developed with his power, the series would have ended in two bites...

The third season is supposed to focus more on the Morningstars, we'll have to wait and see... Vivz already announced that a relationship is developing between two powerful, feuding, and proud characters who live in the hotel... A platonic Radioapple?

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Okay, here you are last 4 songs of The season!!!

We have another Vox solo and two group songs to close.

The singers of the songs are a spoiler in themselves, so proceed with caution, haha

Spoiler alert:

All The VEES are alive so far. Same for Lucifer AND Alastor.

No surprise here.

The finales song is....a very long song 5 fucking minutes...I have high expectations for this one, especially because of the images and transitions that will set the stage for the next season. There will probably be another Lilith cliffhanger, or maybe someone else's behind the scenes.

[chirimoyass02]

Here we have the titles of the last 4 songs from the Hazbin Hotel season finale

Okay, We have another Vox solo and two group songs to close.

The singers of the songs are a spoiler in themselves, so proceed with caution, haha.

We'll have the Three Times Alive at the end of the season, as well as Lucifer and Alastor, since they participate in the last two songs.

I have high expectations for The last one, especially because of the images and transitions that we can see, that will set the stage for the next season. There will probably be another Lilith cliffhanger, or maybe someone else's behind the scenes.

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Hi, some theories about Hazbin Hotel season 2 finale songs?? Ep 8 AND ep 9

Last song is a Happy Ending AND all.

I'm sure the last one will be a happy ending with a cliffhanger like last season, a truce between Heaven AND Hell with Emily staying at the hotel as a representative of Heaven or something, and Alastor remaining at the hotel due to the deal with Rosie or agreement he may or may not reach with Lucifer.

This must happen at the same time: Alastor, with his staff repaired and reunited with the group, ready to continue his schemes and manipulations.

That's the face of a sociopath who's had everything go his way, hahaha.

First song theory: Team V and Pikachu Luci

The first song will obviously be Vox monologuing about his super weapon and how he'll use Luci as an AAA3 battery. Will he trap him somewhere? attach electrodes to him? Will he make him run on a giant hamster wheel to drain its energy? Who knows... (The theory of hypnotism gains strength with last week's nerf)

Otherwise, here are the theories. I really wish Lucifer would sing again, maybe in the second one because The image has wings and a sun. It could be a song with the reactions of Heaven and Hell in parallel, I don't know.

I would love to hear another song from Lu and Al together, but that's just my inner fan projecting...this weekend we'll find out and hear more fan hearts break with their favorite ships or soar to the clouds all at once.

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Is Vox referenced in Sera's Confession? Is Lucifer?

TLDR AT THE BOTTOM!

before i begin my Case, i want to make it clear that this theory is based entirely off my own opinion about what constitutes fate and free will, so it could be complete bullshit to anyone who disagrees, and thats ok! anyways, my theory:

so, sera's Confession has a blatant theme around intentions and how one is use their mistakes as tools to improve themselves and their actions in the future.

however there is one particular line that the Speaker sings that has been bugging my brain:

"You speak of choices, made by other voices"

now originally i took this as her speaking on behalf of god, that she won't tell Sera what's going to happen because its not information for her to know. It's not her place.

Then it hit me, what if the Speaker of God isn't showing Sera "the way" (as sera asks right before the above line) not because she won't but because she can't

What if the "voices" the Speaker is referring to isn't God, as I assumed (and likely many others as well), but rather the Sinners in Hell?

This is where Vox comes in, as well as the concept of Fate and Free Will.

Many people have pointed out (but i will again bc i LOVE latin and love using it to make connections) that Vox in latin is Voice

Vox is currently trying to incite an uprising against heaven, as we know from the trailer and general events of the show

So what if the speaker's response to "please show me the way" is "You speak of choices made by other voices" because even the absolute highest in heaven have NO idea what's about to happen, the choices being made are not coming from above Sera, they're coming from below her

that's the whole point of free will. it essentially dissolves the meaning of fate, if anyone can make any decision at any time then what is fate? how is anyone, even Heaven, supposed to know what happens?

In my opinion this fits better than an All-Knowing higher part of heaven not telling Sera for some random divine reason. Lucifer gifted humans free will and they are now using that free will to make decisions that will directly affect Sera, but because the choices are not coming from above, the Speaker has no way of truly guiding Sera down the "right path", nor is she meant to

I also am excited to hear the new song Vox Populi (voice of the people) because I think it might confirm this theory of mine.

ALSO SIDE NOTE NOW BC WHILE I WAS THINKING OF THIS I CAME UP WITH MORE:

Assuming the above theory I put forward is true, could the following line:

"You can only atone, once you speak with your own"

be referencing Lucifer, rather than the other angels in heaven??

If you think about it, Lucifer was a pretty high ranking angel (i think a seraphim? correct me if im wrong)

and if Sera truly wants guidance on what is going to happen and how she should prepare properly to minimize more tragedy, who else to talk to than THE GUY WHO RUNS THE DAMN PLACE

nobody in heaven is gonna know any better than she does! none of them are there! that's why she struck out so hard with Cain and Peter (he just watches the door 💔)

But Lucifer, he's not only there he is in charge! I think the Speaker is trying to encourage Sera to go meet with Lucifer to figure out how best to move forward, because he is pretty much the only one who could help her do better moving forward in this situation

TLDR: the "choices made by other voices" that the Speaker of God is referencing in Sera's Confession is actually referring to the sinners of hell (and their supposed figurehead, Vox) and if they will rise against heaven or not. In the next line, the "speak with your own" refers to Lucifer rather than the other angels in Heaven as a way for her to do better moving forward

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SEASON 02 E5 Spoiler: TO NERF a powerful character for the sake of the plot?...

"Or...The King of Hell Is just a Paper King!!!"

The more lore I learn, the more my AU’s/fanfics crumble:

* Alastor Tail.

* Lucifer as a fallen angel being able to permanently kill Sinners was a big part of them.

RIP 80% lucifer fics in Ao3

So, lucifer is a prisoner of his own home and with the way he acts, he's just showing hell that he's only royalty because his blood is gold. Unlike Lilith, who is also prisoner, didn't seem to let this punishment deter her. maybe that's why lilith's empowering sinners?

They solved the imbalance problem but at what cost. Most likely, Lucifer, being held hostage by the plot, can't even indirectly affect them and most likely Lilith suffered from the same curse. It's starting to make sense that they isolated Charlie and the need of a protector...

I really hope for The sake of plot, that he can do It, but he want o need I It before, because some shit...But that make sense that If Lucifer could actually at least land hits on sinners, heaven wouldn't have to worry about a rebellion cause Lucifer could literally just stop it before it starts. Heaven REALLY shot itself in the foot with that.

I’m having a hard time sorting out my feelings about these episodes. But for the most part, I’m disappointed. Not in Luci (that sweet idiot, though, let’s be honest, we all knew he was one), but rather in how much the plot seems to bend over backwards for this season’s villains.

Just look at it! Luci can’t hurt them (well, he could, but he’s apparently too dumb to figure out how), Sera’s too embarrassed to do anything even when a mortal resistance leader is standing right in front of her (and she’s not even bound by any punishment), and Charlie decides to vent her anger not on the obvious cause, but on the people close to her.

And Charlie, oh my God. Sweetheart, I really do like you, but you are a brainless little creature with the emotional intelligence of a shrimp.

And don’t even get me started on the fact that the ENTIRE war between Heaven and Hell could’ve been avoided if Sera and Lucifer just sat down and talked about what was going on. You know... like HEADS OF STATE are supposed to!

Its really Sad that all The evil features of pilot Lucifer got lost all The Way to the series...with some braincells of The House of Morningstar... I know they aré some naive...but this?? Ijust don't get it. He should just be like... okay I can't kill you.I will destroy EVERYTHING you have. Than I will bind you and bury you away for no one to find till i say so. I just don't get why even have Luci when he can't DO anything. The whole royal family is a joke...I hope there is a loophole Lucifer didn't bother to find because he dislikes violence and sinners and Lilith was happy to deal with them by herself.

Ok...i think The twist Is pretty obvious at this point:

Al and Luci share a scenes in their captivity. Lucifer can't touch the sinners directly, but he can delegate that task, with Alastor being the most accessible. So he could make a deal with Alastor to be his executioner and protector of his family, or he could heal him so he can become number one in Hell again.

Then, of course, first has Vox takes his placeas The most powerfull like for about 15 minutes to break his an Rosie deal and after Al's poison Vox relations with his associates, he'll beat the crap out of Vox, he can or no kill him...but The VEES are gona split for sure.

Anyway, I really hope they don't add any more restrictions to Lucifer's system, because it'll end up being a wasted superpower, only useful for repairing things and healing people time to time... Please, no, Vivz!

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WHO THE F**UCK IS ROSIE!!??

Episode 2x04** made me think about a few things, firstly, about Rosie and who she really is.

Rosie is clearly not a random sinner since she can be summoned by a human and give Alastor all those powers.

The eyes symbols in the ritual are the same in "Murder Family" when Martha talks about the "Root of Evil"

Is she Roo??

She can gift powers (most likely the staff is the center of them) and also, Viv said in the past talking about her that she never died...AND her deal with Alastor Is a stepping stone for something mire big.

Contrary to what many fans theorize about Rosie being Lilith in disguise, manipulating the infernal scene from behind the scenes, I'm more inclined to believe that Rosie isn't a sinner, but rather an older being who waits an see to make a move.

She pretends to be a powerfull sinner to become involved in the politics of the overlords in the Pride Ring and pull the strings of a larger plan from the shadows, maintaining a very low profile, unlike Alastor and the Vees, who thrive on attention through their power games and belligerence. At first sight her prescence Is plain Almost kind in The overlords meeting.

The fact that she has an army of cannibals and her territory appears to be the most civilized and peaceful in the city raises suspicions about her true power and influence...It like, really? No battle or conflict for this nice place? Even if Is just for expand sombody territory or influence, can be worth it...but not.

As for her an Alastor deal, theres Is the the basic principle that you can't give more than you have, she's either lending Alastor some of her own magic or subrogating that Power from another being through the magic staff.

Moreover, until now all sinners have been isolated from everything within the Ring of Pride, limiting their dealings to that place. And yet Rosie not only managed to contact someone on the other side, but she made a deal with someone alive...

I'm more inclined to believe Rosie is a hellborn (a high-ranking or ancient demon like the Goethias) or a fallen angel with connections to either Roo or Lilith.

I know that part of the fandom still hopes that Lilith, as a figure of power, will have something to do with Alastor's storyline, and if it develops well, then welcome to the plot. But the idea of Lilith being Rosie gives me a vibe similar to Rose Quartz in Steven Universe... and I don't know if it would work well. Depending on how they handle this character in the story, she could become the mastermind or just an absent, stupid, and privileged rich mother.

I hope not, but as Rosie... We'll have to wait and see.

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Hi everyone, I know it's been a while, but for one reason or another I hadn't been able to finish this "Throne of Hell" artwork of @the-lazy-pig-author

And I finally did it! Yey

This would be my artwork for the first chapter of this wonderful fanfic.

Celebrating the halfway point of Hazbin Hotel's season 2.

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

This time I opted to do everything in purple, I haven't decided yet if I will use different colors for each chapter or just play with red, purple and black. Any ideas??

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Next weeks Song titles are shown on Amazon Music 👀👀👀OMG

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Hi, this is my analyzing Radiosilence scene.

We know so far that all of Alastor's relationships are transactional. None of them are truly with him because they like him or care for him—only out of convenience or contract. Rosie owns Alastor's soul, Mimzy only seeks him for protection, and Husk and Niffty are under contract.

So, Alastor never really had any true friends. In the scene, we can see that Alastor actually felt happy when he was with Vox. In fact, before remembering that moment, Alastor said he respected Vox a lot-until Vox "ruined it."

When Vox asked Alastor to be his partner, Alastor didn't think it was because Vox wanted to rule Hell with him or because he genuinely cared for him, but rather because he thought Vox just wanted to take advantage of his power. That's also why he calls him weak and says he should be ashamed to "ask for help." He respected Vox because Vox was with him without seeking any other benefit.

That's why he also says he almost thought they were on the same level. Vox worked "honestly" - they had even collaborated before. But Alastor saw this offer as Vox trying to take advantage of him and his power. That's why he tells Vox he's disappointed and that it's shameful.

He was genuinely upset that the person he had grown so close to seemed to be taking advantage of him. It's interesting when listening to "Don't You Forget (Reprise)," because that's what the original song (Rosie’s version) is about-him being used.

On the other hand, the laughter was so exaggerated to emphasize the point, especially when compared to when he mocked Sir Pentius, where he clearly enjoyed it. But with Vox, he seemed to go overboard

His hypocrisy in this scene was hilarious; he accuses Vox of being weak for depending on others. When Alastor owes much of his power to a power-up he secured in a deal before he died.

Now that I think about it. Maybe Alastor didn’t want Vox to rely on others because he doesn’t want Vox to end up like him? He said Vox would be powerless without the VEES which Alastor is comparing himself. Alastor wants Vox to rise on his own

That’s why Alastor respected Vox so much because he didn’t need anyone to help and Alastor admired that but when Vox said he wanted to partner up with him Alastor was reminded of Rosie and how he relies on her for his power. So, maybe in a d*ck way Alastor wanted to protect Vox.

Vox may be many things, but he rise from the bottom to the top on his own merits. I think Alastor projects himself onto Vox, which is why his reaction is so exaggerated...in The end Alastor ITS not a good boy not in life or death, he can be charismatic, manipulative AND an asshole.

In the end, we'll never know what Alastor truly felt or thought at that moment, since the memory is from Vox's point of view.

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HUMAN ALASTOR IS hot as Shit...and VOX past with him are Sad and Complicate

Okay. Another Wednesday of sleep deprivation because of Hazbin Hotel... I'm not sleepy, you're sleepy...Sleep is so overrated, when it's my second week in a row of shipping.

Radiostatic? Radiosilence? Pick your favorite.

In fact, This was the worst day of his afterlife

As someone who really likes Alastor it was such a treat to see his origins and HIS FUCKING HUMAN FORM OML WHAT?!

I only have one silly complaint, because after the leaks, I had mentally prepared myself to see some facial hair...but no, where's my Vivz mustache? Where is it? hahaha

After a few minutes of surprise, I got over it and continued enjoying myself.

Then seeing the whole thing of his deal and Vox’s past in Hell and just holy crap there was so much I was so happy to see! Can you believe that Vox was ever almost a nice guy (with alastor)? You feel kind of bad Al crushing The cute puppy eyes tv heart so cruely and humiliating; ultimately, he doesn't know how to handle interpersonal relationships when they get real...Maybe he did deserve a little but what happened to him this chapter...ITS The second tim in a Day that some old Pal tossed him around like a puppet.

The battle vith The VEES was so good animated an fluid. U really dont seen the Deal parte in The plot, more with de defeat and kidnap bambi theory team, but The twist was good enough. Alastor ITS recovering some control over his Situation, his scheming mind are back and I love It...maybe a little miscalculation of Power here AND there...but hey nodody Is perfecto.

Overall good episode followed but another great episode! I don’t think the songs in these episodes were AS great as those first two episodes but those were absolutely peak.

This season definitely surpasses the previous one in many ways; we'll have to wait and see how the story unfolds and if Vivz and his people managed to properly tie up the loose ends they're creating.

Whats ITS Alastor ultimated plan with this Deal to broke The previous one??

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Looking at her design, it's clear that Lucifer make the Goetians look like her, after all. Maybe he highly respected her.

She has such a maternal, gentle, and approachable tone, a stark contrast to the rigidity of the celestial court.

It makes sense that Lucifer would want to hold onto something of her, even if he could only have a distorted image of her in Hell.

On the other hand, it must have been very painful and traumatic that she didn't help him during the fall.

I'm sorry, I'm cruel, and I would love for them to delve deeper into Lucifer's state of mind.

A depressed Lucifer is a delightful source of inspiration.