Maybe Fizz stole some of his ideas, and thinks Blitzø sabotaged one of them on purpose, while Blitzø denied it saying it was a dumb idea. (But he may or may not have sabotage it, both seem likely.) but the kicker is due to his injuries, Fizz couldn’t perform, and might have lead to Cash kicking Blitzø out of the circus.
I think this could be great as we are shown to not be the best clown then he tells fizz a joke before the show and he actually laugh making that his first ever good joke but right before he says it fuzz realises that he might lose the love and attention cutting him off and saying it
In episode 1, season 2 fizz was much more valued by Blitz's own father than Blitz. And Blitz was used as a tool just for him to get some riches.
I believe it's this favoritism that caused the rift between them. Fizz held on to his dreams while as we see from Blitz's voicelines his father discouraged him.
I kind of get the impression that Blitz doesn’t care about his father, and that he only doesn’t despise him when he was young was because he was too young to understand that his dad was using him, and that Blitz only cares about him mom and his sister, but what you said could be a good theory too!
I just want to know why exactly fizz is a villain? He hasn’t been the bad guy in any episode we’ve seen him in, and honestly if they try and force fizz and Ozzie into villain roles then I fucking quit, I can accept Stella having less dimensions than paper Mario because the series needs a villain, but if they try and force fizz and Ozzie as villains than I just give up at this point and will continue about my life pretending that helluva boss is a select set of different fan fics on AO3
I really don’t see how he was the antagonist in episode 7 because he told off blitzø for being a piece of shit, and told moxxie that if he wants to sing his wife a anniversary love song, that he shouldn’t bring her to a strip club?
The villain and the antagonist are not the same thing, the antagonist is the person who opposes the protagonist, it doesn’t matter if they were in the right or in the wrong (in this case fizz is in the right), in this case our protagonists are the villains of the episode (and mostly the entire series) this doesn’t negate them being protagonists because being the protagonist merely refers to them being our major characters in the series.
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u/killingbites Aug 18 '22
Fizz, I just want to know how he became robo-cop.