the roach king

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[theroachking2930]

Welcome to hell, I guess

EDITED: 4/22/24

I mostly just post reblogs on this blog, but I also post my Hazbin/Helluva art here sometimes: @deerly-beloveds

My main is @amothtoflame, so that's where I follow from

Feel free to tag me in as many posts as you want, and I'll check them when I can! However, my Tumblr can be a bit odd at times, and there have been several occasions when it doesn't let me know I've been tagged, or where it tells me I've been tagged in a post I wasn't mentioned in. Apologies for that in advance!

I also struggle with chronic pain and mental health, so sometimes even though I might be active, it may take me a while to respond to asks, tags, etc. I'm sorry about that, and I'll get to them as soon as I'm able <3

not everything I post here is about the hellaverse, so feel free to send in asks or talk to me about whatever :)

my favorite characters are Alastor, Lucifer, and Rosie, so I post a lot about them. My favorite ships are Radioapple, platonic or qpr Radiorose, and Onewaybroadcast

Also sometimes I randomly say or reblog cursed things, so be warned. Mostly that's interactions with the cursed polycule

I'll add anything else I think of to this later

[allastoredeer]

Weirdly enough, the only person I've seen mention this is Amir Talai, but in the case of Fem!Alastor: during his lifetime (early 20th century), monocles were a big women's fashion thing. It was a symbol of feminist counterculture, and particularly popular among flappers and lesbians.

Not as blatant as Angel wearing a skirt, but...

Right????

Why is no one else talking about this. His bobcut was a feminine hairstyle woman got as a sign of liberation and saying "fuck you" to beauty standard, and the monocle was popular among flappers and lesbians.

Not only that but speakeasy's were common queer spaces back then and he was definitely at a speakeasy in his backstory flashback considering this was during the Prohibition and there were both white and black people in that room and these were one of the few places they mingled together freely.

And he is so fucking gender fluid. The way he flows between masculine and feminine in both appearance and body-language is seamless. Like you said, its not as blatant as Angel wearing a skirt, but he in no way buys into traditional gender norms.

Also, considering he gets along with women so much more than men, idk why he would make himself a purely masculine figure especially in Hell where he can do whatever the fuck he wants and look however the fuck he wants.

(Also pointing out that Alastor has shown no signs of being homophobic and while being queer back then wasn't considered the norm or openly accepted, it was a lot more tolerated up until the Lavender Scare in the 1950's; AND the French Quarter also had its own queer communities around his time (it was also mostly inhabited by people of color). Also him telling Angel that having sex with him is "never going to happen," is not homophobia, that's not wanting to have sex with someone, and honestly falls more in line with him being asexual than anything else).

Alastor is a queer icon and I will die on this hill.

[cookies-super-secret-blog]

great things are happening

[monitorus]

Immensely fascinated with the way Charlie being born in hell sets her apart from all of her social group and their struggles.

While she's definitely somebody who feels like a failure a lot and obsesses over her mistakes (some of which have indeed been deeply consequential), she has not ever lived the specific type of 'life of sin' that brought a lot of sinners down to Pentagram.

When she cites random Christian values to adhere to for redemption, then she does so as someone who's never lived in a world where adherence to those values was a make-it-or-break it problem.

The most notable example of this is her attitude towards sexuality whenever she tries to list off redemption-facilitating traits:

Honestly, I don't think she even truly believes in this herself. She's clearly not keeping herself virginal until her wedding night.

But there's some assumptions about what Virtue(TM) is that live unchallenged in her head and that she keeps unthinkingly pushing on her friends as harmless short-cuts, without having any first-hand experience with the realities that shaped these traits in them.

The show has confronted this a little with her initial cluelessness towards Valentino's abuse, but it's a fairly persistent quirk that has a lot of interesting character-building potential.

Charlie is fundamentally a kind person who changes people around her for the better, but she also has a lot of completely unexamined ideas of what 'good' even means stuck in her head and unknowingly keeps hurting others with that inexperience.

Going forward, I would love to see Charlie grapple with the realities of everyone's mortal lives more intimately - the sinners have a lot to learn from her, but they can bring a lot of growth to her as well.

[mono-lithical]

fond of the idea that ethan looks so much like vox because he was one of his followers that died with him but i also think it would be really funny if one of the requirements to work for vox is to get cosmetic surgery to match with him

[yourdicc]

[breadcroww]

screen cleaner

cw blood

extra: their subsequent dinner not-date

[mephie404]

[hazbinhyperfixationtime]

[sassy-radio-hazbin-queen]

Aww a proud papa and daughter moment

[aimasup]

More Vaggi text posts

[tarokitsu]

"you're so obsessed with me!"

[aphel1on]

never stop being obnoxious about fictional character online. you will find like-minded people and it will literally save you

[pelmenya-owo]

[rat-rambles]

Alastor might have tried to hurt Vox's feelings but he never tried to hurt him physically. At least not more than strictly nessiarly.

Vs Vox who did everything to hurt Alastor as much as possible, in every way he can think of.

Grabs him in away that minimizes harm (yeah ik befor throwing him into a building.) Compared to Vox who grabs him more aggressively and electriced him.

When ever Voxs body is hurt he doesn't make pained noices Alastor knows his weak point is his screen.

Vs Vox who deliberately goes for Alastor's weak spot as he is pinned to the wall already.

He electures him while he's already trapped in his chair not going anywhere

He trys to kill Alastor as Shock.wav has him pinned agin.

And then when he was on the ground like this Vox tried to shoot him agin. He was going to shoot him and then it happend to trun out it would kill everyone in the porcess.

Vox kicks him while he's down. Alastor is happy to simply beat Vox and walk away.

[elsa-fogen]

THANK YOU

I'm literally so tired of some people saying "uwu vox doesn't want to hurt Alastor" and some of their arguments were somewhat convincing and i even started doubting my writing of vox. But NO, I WAS RIGHT. HE DOESN'T SHY FROM HURTING ALASTOR, AT ALL.

Like, people comparing scenes where Vox electricuting Alastor vs Angel, and say that like "uwu vox uses thin wires on Alastor cuz he doesnt want to hurt him", and somehow they say that Vox used MORE power to electricute Angel, ARE YOU SERIOUS RIGHT NOW? When Vox is electricuting Alastor, the whole room gets lit up, electricity is running on the floor, vs Angel... He probably used less on Angel because he wouldn't survive more, and Vox needed him alive, but like how in the world you can say that he hurt Angel more than Alastor. Come on.

Now i'm confident again.

My personal headcanon is that Vox actually gets turned on when he hurts Alastor, as a sadistic freak.

Alastor likes to hurt people's feelings. Vox likes to cause physical pain.

[dailyalastor]

"mother, i crave violence" starter pack

[inuxi]

(This isn’t a shipping comic. Alastor’s just being a little brat)

[alastorluver]

[hishumanbelle]

I'm dying!

[notherpuppet]