#hellcanon

[mintythyme]

Random dndads headcanon #6

In hell, when Glenn first made it Christmas for the demons, he tried to show them the wonders of snow. However, since hell is, unsurprisingly, hell, the snow melted. After a frankly insane quest to get unmeltable snow, Glenn invented the spell Hell Snow, which is hell flame (the concept of fire that is inextinguishable) but snow. The snowflakes have a red tint to them, so it always looks spattered in blood in large piles of it.

[survival-is]

One Does Not Simply Leave Hell

I want to jump on someone else’s post and agree that I don’t believe Hell is an easy place to vacate.  It’s a literal prison, very much intended to keep people in.  If any demon or damned soul could just leave whenever they want, that would defeat the purpose and be big problem.  So how does a minor demon (like Procris), and someone who was cast into Hell as punishment (Shamsiel) find their way out?

While it typically takes a strong demon to create a temporary rift big enough for themselves (and maybe a few guests) to go through, there are other ways to escape.     There are more permanent rifts created by acts of extreme violence, improperly conducted rituals, properly conducted rituals, or any number of other things.  These little rifts are often used by lower demons (such as succubi) because they are more accessible than asking someone in the nobility for permission.  (Chances are this individual won’t be accessible to you, and it’s more likely they’ll say no and drop you through a moon door than help you.)

So, you keep your precious rifts to yourself, and you don’t tell anyone and you don’t ask questions.  The rift utilized by Procris and her family opens up on Odora Park.  Located in the heart of Chita, Odora Park doesn’t look like the kind of place to house a direct walk into the Second Circle.  

A lot of denizens take the rifts as ways out and don’t return unless they’re made to.  The Hive is different.  A few individuals leave at a time, they feed, they return.  They don’t all leave through the rift because it would be hard to maintain the familial structure outside of Hell, but they don’t strictly remain there because there is something more emotionally fulfilling about feeding on humans.

[musashi]

i found this channel and im fucking addicted

[musashi]

the best thing south park ever did was in the stick of truth when they added a grossed out status effect in battle that would make whoever was afflicted puke and kenny could give it to people by kissing them except stan pukes when he’s in love so they made stenny canon on accident

[primedspecimen]

Also I’m gonna burst some ppls bubbles but like.

The only version of Primed that has freckles is Jankfish. Because they’re his Lorenzini (their electroreception bits--so they can sense the lil movements in the water). His moles as Jankfish are also Lorenzini and make his life difficult :/.

[nothingbut-heart]

Seeing things

Children and animals are more likely to be aware of demonic and otherwise supernatural phenomena or presence.  

Children see the world very plainly, and it’s not yet ingrained in them that there are certain things that should not be.  They are more in touch with gut reactions and have not been as conditioned to ignore things under the pretense of politeness.  Up until a certain point, it is acceptable to believe in fairies or angels, so they see and are able to identify when something is outside the realm of the mundane.

No one bothers to tell animals what their worldview should be, and frankly, it wouldn’t make a difference to something that is mostly feeling and instinct.  

Most animals dislike and avoid demons.  The most notable exception is cats, who tend not to be impressed or threatened by a demon simply existing in the same place.  If the demon acts up, they may attack, because cats don’t give a shit about ‘natural order’ or ‘who should be higher up on the food chain’.

[nothingbut-heart]

This is my body

In terms of demons, there are two options.  One, manifest a body of your own.  Two, possess someone.  Each has pros and cons. 

Manifestation allows a demon to operate at full power.  It does take energy to maintain that form, and any damage taken goes directly to them.

Possession shields the demon from damage, and better allows them to hide in plain sight.  They are not able to utilize their skills completely, but can vacate the body if need be.  Possession puts a considerable strain on the host, and if an individual is not careful, they could be looking for ‘home’ sooner rather than later.

Beelz is more likely to manifest than possess, with their current stint as Lucia Burns being something of an outlier.  When Lucia’s body is no longer able to handle the strain, it’s very likely that Beelz will simply assume her form and continue on as if they’ve been Lucia all along.

[nothingbut-heart]

Body

In terms of demons, there are two options.  One, manifest a body of your own.  Two, possess someone.  Each has pros and cons.

In general Beelz operates in her own body (unless you are in the SPN fandom, or your headcanons demand that demons take vessels.).  While a manifested body is totally customizable, Beelz prefers to save energy and leave it ‘plain’.  There is no extra 'fluff’ to manifested body, which is a pro and a con.  The demon is able to tap into any power they may possess, but is more susceptible to actual damage.

Possessed bodies are borrowed matter.  They do start to break down after a while - depending on the strain a demon puts on them, it can lead to death.  The human is still inside.  A possessed body has little to no power, but can be vacated - preventing damage to the demon.

At this time Beelz is possessing a body.