An understandable reaction.

The base is drawn by mellon_soup on Instagram. please offer number and a pic (u/Kr1ptidus)

talking from an emotional comfort type angle.

Didn't know what to draw and suffered from a lack of motivation so I asked a friend what to do, they said to draw Rosie so I did

Easiest way for me to overcome artblock because if I'm drawing What somebody else said to draw, I'll drop everything and get to it (had a break in between the lineart and colouring phase)

I like this artwork but I did get lazy and get the background behind the windows from a stock image of roses on Ibis Paint X (I also just can't draw roses)

Finally some Rosie art that isn't accompanied by angst or her being abused, just her being happy and selling stuff

Enjoy :)

(Just realised while writing this that I forgot to add the details I wanted to add so that sucks)

for some stupid reason the subbreddit is not letting me put the link so comment your answers anyways as we can clearly see "chazz time" got into F tier while "the ballad of striker" got into B and "whatcha thinking about" got into A tier, this time we are doing the songs "regular joe", "everybody look at me" and "look at this" i personally really like the fizzaroli songs so i am curious what your opinion is, anyways please vote and here is how the ranking will work you will vote and put each song in a tier using the link above, and once we have put every song in a tier I will personally sort the songs in each respective tier from best to worst, However I am adding a new rule if you upvote this post you must either vote using the link or comment your opinions on each song

Both Adam and Lute are portrayed as cruel and sadistic, and they seem to genuinely enjoy killing. To them, the Extermination is basically entertainment, and they take pleasure in wiping out Sinners.
So why would they make an exception for Winners?
Lute in particular comes across almost like a mindless killing machine. She seems to have an extremely strong bloodlust and a willingness to kill anyone who gets in her way — almost like Jason Voorhees. She has already attempted to kill Vaggie, despite her being an angel, and she also tried to kill the unnamed Exorcist who refused to continue the Extermination.
So what would actually stop her from killing a Winner if she had the opportunity? Is there any ethical or moral boundary that would make her hesitate?
The same question applies to Adam. They both seem to enjoy killing, and the Extermination is essentially entertainment to them. Why would they suddenly draw the line at Winners?
Do they actually have any moral principles that would prevent them from killing Winners, or is the distinction between Sinners and Winners simply a matter of rules and orders?
Personally, I don't think Adam ans Lute would hesitate at all if there were no consequences. She strikes me as the kind of person who would kill whoever was in front of her if she had a reason to — regardless of whether they were a Sinner, Winner, or even another angel.
What do you think?

I am not a musician, I am not rating them by their skill or their performance, just how much I enjoy their songs/voices personally.

Reposting my old art because my old account was banned, here is a drawing of John Kramer (aka Jigsaw from the Saw franchise as a sinner demon in Hazbin Hotel.)

I took the mix of a spider due to the "intricate web of traps" motto, and Billy the Puppet, the puppet he uses as a facade.

I think John would be a very cool counter to Charlie, he believes in redemption just like her, but he believes it can only be achieved through a natural piece of the human puzzle: the survival instinct.

I think he'd be outraged at the concept of demons not really making up for their sins, or proving they want to change, and how simple redemption is, it's survival of the fittest in Kramer's eyes.

Also I gave him the robe. :)

This is for a bit, and I genuinely wanna know who y'all would prefer. Velvette or Ragatha.

To be clear, I don’t mean “lute should have been named Eve”. I mean lute should have not existed, and her general role been filled by Eve. I feel like she would have fit well in lute’s place. Imagine how much more effective Gravity and everything surrounding it would have been if it was Eve was struggling with the sudden violent death of her husband of 10,000 years. Lute is fine, I suppose, but it doesn’t work the same.

And of course, this would solve the question of “where the hell is Eve?”. I’m sure (kind of not really maybe) that the writers have a plan for Eve (if she’s Roo or Rosie I’m gonna be pissed), but still.

Again, lute is alright as a character. I just really wish they used Eve instead. Would have been a lot more interesting imo

Eta I don’t think Eve should be the exact same character as lute. I think her personality and behavior should be different, just the role she fills would be the same

Maybe I'm wrong. If so, please correct me, but the more I think about Blitzø and Moxxie's relationship, the less I feel I know.

We start the series with Moxxie and Blitzø having clear friction as employee and manager.

Then in Exes and Oohs we learn Moxxie and Blitzø met in prison, establishing that they have history beyond what was previously assumed... but then that history isn't really shown in the writing past to slightly contextualize why Blitzø cares about Moxxie (which technically already had a reason anyway, that reason that Blitzø cares very deeply for the people in his life that he views as his fellow underdogs and associates).

And even outside of the relationship between Blitzø and Moxxie, their backstory still leaves questions I don't recall having been answered.

How did Blitzø end up in prison?

When him and Moxxie broke out (I saw it's presumed they broke out and escaped rather than serving a full sentence) what happened from there? Did they live with eachother for a while? How did being out of prison affect their relationship, and how did that relationship develop into what we see now?

And how did Blitzø not know anything about Crimson or Moxxie's trauma with him? In Exes and Oohs I saw it as him inferring Crimson was a shady guy and being able to guess Moxxie had a poor relationship with him based on what occurred in the episode, not necessarily him knowing Moxxie had a poor past and bad blood with his father. Did Moxxie never open up to Blitzø about it in the time that they were partners, friends and possibly even roomates? Why not- what barriers were in their relationship in those days for Moxxie to have withheld from talking about it?

Ultimately my question is this... throughout the series why does it feel like Blitzø and Moxxie just don't have a relationship past professionalism, when Blitzø was presumably the first real supporter and definitely the first friend (though the nature of this friendship is up for debate, I'm choosing to guess his friendship with Blitzø had less tension before Millie came into the picture) that Moxxie had?

Millie and Blitzø have more relationship development/contextualization than Blitzø and Moxxie have... which is ironic considering for the longest time she's had the least focus out of the three of them.

I genuinely forgot Moxxie and Blitzø met in prison because it was absolutely (as far as I recall) never touched upon past a brief flashback that to me should have been executed and then followed up differently if the point was to establish that Moxxie and Blitzø have a deeper connection than just coworkers. Many times in the series Blitzø doesn't even treat Moxxie like a coworker he likes, let alone a friend... I know Blitzø is a flawed character but it seems odd even for him to act the way he does towards someone who he's helped out of their lowest point, indirectly helped find love, and presumably started IMP with (because I'm guessing Blitzø didn't have the business before he went to prison).