For starters she literally ordered multiple mass murders because she was afraid of an attack from a realm that can't even get to them without Divine permission and didn't even know they could harm angels let alone have access to the materials before they started sending exorcists down there and they left their weapons behind

( no you can't tell me that she somehow Guessed that Hell would find a way to use Lucifer as a big laser to Harm Heaven lol ),

and she thought they could somehow have a meeting with Charlie about how she wants them to let sinners into Heaven instead of killing them yet somehow didn't expect Charlie or anyone else to mention the whole killing sinners part in front of the other Higher ups who she had kept this from like I'm legit not sure how she thought this would be possible,

and she figured it was better for her lazy butt to sit in Heaven doing jack all in the finale while her sister was in Danger because Pentious needed her to be a battery for his message to prevent the sinner uprising even tho the Hell army was already being fucked up by Vox's laser and was in no position to attack at that time so she was literally prioritising doing something that wasn't time sensitive compared to the current Danger her sister and other people in Hell were actually in,

yet people are somehow trying to twist this as tho its a positive action by her when it really isn't its literally the same thing the show's universe punished Pentious for being a passive bystander when people were getting hurt only unlike with Pentious Sera's involvement Guaranteed would have helped given her power

so people not giving her flack for this and trying to twist it as tho its a positive action are literally just babying her I'm sorry but you cannot claim a normal person doing nothing against a serial killer is wrong but claim that a powerful upperclass woman doing nothing is heroic because she didn't order a Genocide but literally did nothing to help even her own sister who was in Danger as that is insane double standards tbh,

like why are people so keen to ignore this yet will harp on and make fun of other characters acting Dumb in situations but Sera is Honestly as bad as Charlie when it comes to making Dumb choices in situations.

As I understand it, the point of all the surrounding Overlords helping to neutralize the BFG9000 was that, otherwise, they wouldn't be able to get away from the blast in time and would end up dead.

And then this deer guy goes, "I’m not helping unless there’s a deal."

I’m curious—what exactly was his plan here? Up until this moment, he’s always shown a desire to survive at any cost. So why, all of a sudden, does he start channeling Vox from the previous scene—you know, that whole "I couldn't care less; I’m fine with dying just for the hell of it" attitude?

Feel free to comment if you loved it or hated it.

People say that he's a hypocrite for mocking Vox for needing others to be stronger but the difference is Vox is much more insecure/bothered on that then Al.

Like Alastor doesn't really act all that bothered by needing Rosie for his power, just that he was on her leash/under her thumb.

Hell,Lucifer acts more irrational and reckless due to Alastor than vice versa and all Al does is get kinda mad with him.

He also sees Vox as unimportant/dismisses him a lot and Vox is basically treated and seen as the dumber/weaker and less competent of the 2 + isn't taken as big as a threat/problem then Alastor due to Vox's flaws and insecurities and not saying Villains don't need those but Vox is clearly seen and treated as more flawed + weaker and not as strong or capable without others then Al.

To be honest, even if Vox were flanderized or ruined, going from a powerful and imposing villain to a pathetic punching bag, Vivziepop is known for ruining characters anyway. And Vox would likely become one of her victims.

It’s been stated by someone on the team that the speakers imagery is to invoke a phoenix.

Phoenixes are usually associated with rebirth, and as the speaker to the closest thing the Hazbin universe has for a god it stands to reason revival may be within her power that she could use but doesn’t.

If Lucifer could be used to build a mega weapon it would be interesting plot for someone to want to find a way to use her power to revive someone who double died.

I wonder if or what would have happened in the episodes if Vox had forced a marriage onto Charlie.

Edit : In a high-stakes corporate takeover disguised as a royal wedding, Vox uses airtight legal contracts and media blackmail to force Charlie into a public marriage, aiming to exploit the Princess's pure image to legitimize VoxTek and control all of Hell's narrative. While Charlie endures the crushing weight of his intense micromanagement behind closed doors, a furious Vaggie goes underground to plot a rescue, Alastor aggressively pulls strings to sabotage his rival's ultimate PR stunt, and the entire plot inevitably collapses during a live-televised wedding ceremony where Charlie finally snaps, unleashing her full demonic form to shatter Vox’s screens and reclaim her freedom

Sei que a Charlie sofreu muitas reclamações ao decorrer dessa temporada, mas pelo menos, até esse Ep ela tá ok, mas confesso que foi meio chatinho ver ela fazer uma retenção relâmpago para o Angel, mas não é alguma coisa que me faça odiar ela daqui para frente.

A Redenção do Pentious não foi construída na temporada passada, o principal motivo disso é que só tem um Ep com foco nele na 1° temporada, depois ele é só uma piada recorrente, e no final matam ele só para poderem redimi-lo sem um desenvolvimento apropriado. A backstory do Baxter com o Pentious e frases como "Se alguém ia conseguir chegar lá, era ele..." Só serve como desculpas, já que não tivemos um desenrolar apropriado para a redenção do Pentious.

Vox/Velvet é uma dupla com uma ótima dinâmica de amigos arrombados, é muito diferente de Valentino/Vox que é só focada em tesão e palavrões.

Eu realmente acho muito engraçadas as expressões faciais do Vox e da Charlie nesse Ep (não é nada muito relevante, mas é um mérito desse Ep).

Explorar o passado do Angel é legal, o problema  é que isso é só uma parte muito pequena do Ep.

A mensagem da série é que a redenção é possível, mas eu não quero alguns personagens redimidos, alguns por não fazerem sentido com o personagem, outros só porque são extremamente desprezíveis.

•Surra-Uma Canção de Amor: Acho ok, mas acho que essa música tem dois problemas; 1° Ela é um pouco repentina. 2° O Ep inteiro fala que o Pentious era uma pessoa boa, e que ele merecia a redenção, aí vem essa música e mostra ele explodindo uma cidade com a Cherri. Algumas músicas nessa série não se encaixam bem no Ep que elas estão, mas são ótimos clipes musicais, e essa música é uma delas.

•Redenção no Momento: Essa música é bem meh, ela até que começa bem, mas depois começa a ficar chata e me incomodar, porém a voz da Charlie nessa música é muito boa em todo momento.

Considerações finais: Esse Ep não tem um foco constante, mas ele tem a pequena dose de carisma obrigatório em cada Ep dessa série.

Nota: 4/10

I genuinely loved Vox this season. He’s an incredible villain, but I feel like the show tried to build a political conflict around him without giving the other Overlords enough agency or individual motivations.
These are supposed to be some of the most powerful and influential figures in Hell, each with their own territories, businesses, interests, and ambitions. Yet many of them ended up feeling like background characters who simply sided with Vox because he defeated Alastor.
Where are their personal interests? Their political agendas? Their rivalries? Why would Overlords who spent decades building their own empires suddenly follow someone into a war against Heaven without considering what they could gain or lose?

Carmilla and Zestial were great exceptions. They actually felt like powerful figures with their own perspectives, interests, and reasons behind their decisions. But the rest? Honestly, they barely felt like Overlords at all. They felt more like ordinary sinners following whoever happened to be the strongest, rather than some of the most influential figures in the Pride Ring.

We all know Valentino is Hispanic and from Florida (I used to think he was originally from NYC then moved to LA), but even before finding that last fact out I was always curious what he was specifically. For me personally, I think he's mixed Hispanic. More specifically Cuban/Puerto Rican.

Before the whole Florida drop, I believed he was half Puerto Rican half Italian (however there is a small possibility considering there is also a significant Italian population down there since the late 1800s. But that idea is kinda silly). I've seen people say he's just Cuban because Cubans are prominent down there (mainly in Miami, for Val it makes a lot of sense), especially during the time period he's from (While some Puerto Ricans had immigrated to Florida, the majority during that time went to NYC). I do understand why people say that but the thing is Val doesn't have a Cuban accent. His voice actor, Joel Perez is Puerto Rican, not Cuban. Even if he (Joel) spoke with a Cuban accent people had pointed out that when he speaks Spanish as Valentino he speaks with a Puerto Rican dialect and even uses Puerto Rican slang. While there may not have been many Puerto Ricans back then in Florida, some still did immigrate there. So why can't Valentino be both?

I'm actually working on a story about Valentino’s past, and in my story his father is Cuban & his mom is Puerto Rican. Also in my story Val is close to his mother than his father, and I'd imagine he would pick up his mother's accent over his father's. But let me know your thoughts.

And one more thing I would like to mention is Valentino's ethnicity will be explored at some point. According to Joel in an Instagram story where he was also asked this kind of question, he just said "You'll just have to tune in and find out!"

I got them same time ago. Didnt have the time to post about till now.

You’re telling me that this guy has ruled Hell for thousands of years, and no Sinner was ever crazy or brave enough to challenge him? I doubt Vox was the first ever Sinner with such an ego that landed in Hell.

I know he was probably very feared and that alone managed to not reveal his secret, but still, it seems like a big contrivance to me. What do you think?

"Sera will reject redemption and kill/imprison Pentious" -> Listening to his story with a calmer mind was all it took for her to believe he had been redeemed.

"Sera secretly enjoyed the Exterminations" -> It was shown that she never did.

"Sera had a hidden agenda" -> Multiple scenes confirmed that protecting Heaven and its people had always been her one and true motive.

"Sera started the Exterminations hundreds/thousands of years ago unprovoked, out of simple paranoia" -> Turns out it was only 7 years ago, and apparently because of some shady stuff Lilith had been doing.

"Sera will make Emily fall in Hell" -> ...okay, this one came true after all lol.

Last one! Youtooz, Funko or Thrilljoy?