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m: stop! don’t move! why? why did you do that just to save me? s: because i… when i think about you— wait, no. when i think about your body— no, that’s not it. i really love you, mimihime. if it means i can save you, i don’t care how many times i get cut to shreds. if that’s what you want. or rather, if you’ll let me.
TENGOKU DAIMAKYOU (2023) episode 08 • episode 13 created by ishiguro masakazu
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This politeness isn't extended to Jinish the eunuch. If Shishou is to be taken down as punishment for a rebellion, the Forbidden Army, directly under the emperor, would need to be mobilized. They would not be under the direction of Grand Commandant Lakan, but... I knew this day was inevitable. It just happens to be today. It seems like it's time for me to take charge.
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I lowkey find it hilarious that people were talking about how Stolas moved on from Blitz...
To be with one of these guys...
Only for Stolas' love for Blitz to be so goddamn strong he was willing to lose his own life to save him.
And he did this fully thinking that his romantic feelings weren't being reciprocated.
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When Stolas said, "I'll fucking die alone if this goes wrong," he meant it.
Stolas, really and truly meant it...
Even after one whole month of being apart and being away from Blitz, he still couldn't forget about him, couldn't get over him, couldn't come to hate and demonize him.
Despite Blitz breaking his heart in the most cruelest and stupidest way possible...
Despite all the shit Blitz spewed at him in the beginning of Apology Tour...
He could never forget the little clown boy that he spent the day with...
He could never forget the imp assassin that reinvigorated his life...
He could never forget all their stupidly fun times together...
To Stolas, it was Blitz, and it was always going to be Blitz
... and I find that so romantically tragic and endearing.
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“I’ll shelter and adore you more than anything.”
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yeah, if there was any doubt, i think the era of the "fuck blitzo" parties is officially over.
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#this has a whole new meaning now
HELLUVA BOSS 1.06 - Truth Seekers 2.11 - Mastermind
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Satan: I ruled the endless dark since long before the golden angel's fall.
Lucifer: Hey, Satan! Satan, look at me!
Satan: *snorts in annoyance and turns to Lu*
Lucifer:
Lucifer: Bitch.
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The fact that I have already seen a good number of people complaining about how mean Stolas was supposedly being to Blitz in his song and thinking that he legitimately believes that Bliz is a wretched little worm that he owns is just. Utterly baffling. I'm genuinely unsure how anyone could miss the fact that it was an act. It was all a ruse he threw together on the fly in an effort to protect Blitz, wherein he pretended to be a big, bad, masterclass manipulator who was just using Blitz as his pawn.
For anyone who doubts it, here's the truth straight from the song writer's mouth:
This is literally the same exact ploy he pulled in Truth Seekers. He came in at the last minute and put on a big show to convince the people threatening Blitz and the rest of I.M.P that he was a big, scary demon who was so much more powerful than them (which he is) and practically owned them as his minions used to carry out his evil deeds (which he doesn't).
Though, perhaps I shouldn't be too surprised, since pretty much everyone I've seen talk about that scene fails to realize that that and his "who dares threaten my impish little plaything?" and "what's the matter, demon hunter? Never seen a real demon before?" comments were nothing but an act and he didn't actually believe any of it, too.
In Mastermind, he was trying to make sure that all of the blame would be put on himself, so that, as shown above, they would give Blitz the same treatment the others got when Blitz claimed they had nothing to do with it and were just following his orders.
In Truth Seekers, he was trying to intimidate the humans and make them so scared he wouldn't need to resort to violence to stop them. Why else would he put on that whole horror movie display and announce himself and his relationship with Blitz at all, if his entire goal was anything other than to incapacitate them with fear? If all he wanted was to get I.M.P out, he could have quickly and easily killed them without saying a word. Calling Blitz his plaything and saying that he was a real demon served to a) establish that he was the kind of person who had playthings, because that's the kind of cruel, domineering creature that most humans expect demons to be, and b) further intimidate them by implying that he was exponentially more powerful than the demons who just decimated their whole entire team.
He didn't mean any of it either time (except for when he called Blitz an idiot, maybe); those weren't things he actually believed. Why would he legitimately think of Blitz as his plaything and someone he owns when in both cases it was far enough in the timeline that he was already in love with Blitz and wanted a real, genuine romantic relationship with him and not just the fleeting taste of one he got while restrained by the full moon deal?
Those were classist/racist things to say, of course, and that was the point. That was language he deliberately used because it fit the persona he was using to appear villainous. Where he went wrong the first time and how his actual internalized racism came into play was in how he didn't for even one single second think about how those statements would look to the members of I.M.P, because he'd never once had to think about the fact they must get those kinds of demeaning comments all the time and had no way of knowing that he was faking. Calling them "little creatures" while he was scolding them probably wasn't part of the act though, and he didn't realize that it was classist/racist to say those things at all, regardless of intent, so he never apologized or reassured them that he didn't actually believe Blitz was his plaything or that they weren't real demons.
But with the power of hindsight and a more omniscient view of the characters that we get later on, it's so clear to see that all of these comments were only said as part of his theatrical portrayals of a villain, rather than things he truly believes, because he doesn't talk like that after Ozzie's when he realized just how much he had unintentionally been hurting Blitz. Don't fall for his ruse, guys, especially not when it's as blatantly obvious as it was in Mastermind.
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