#blitz helluva boss

[wineonawhitetee]

BLITZ, MY SWEET LITTLE BABY BOYYYYY

I LOVE HIM SO MUCHHHHH!!!!! He's so small. Tiny little baby. My sweet child. Darling boy. I love him.

[timkontheunsure]

yay

Heh there something a little wibbly about this pose, but it makes me smile

[drama-glob]

Damn, even the squirrel is deeply saddened by Mr. Wrigglers saying goodbye. ;)

Blitz is just hilarious in this montage, from him inching on the ground to causing a forest fire. XD XD XD

[cute-little-fly]

You are so smart.

This is the explanation I needed!!!

Another hot take I have for this:

First: In season 3 we might see Loona trying to find her original family and having a personal journey with this. At the same time, Blitzø’s arc of improving might make Loona finally feel that Blitzø is safe as a parent.

Second: Stolas might become the missing part that Loona needs. Stolas is sweet and reassuring and has qualities Blitzø doesn’t. But this will be happening more slowly after the other thing, I would suppose.

A Fizziepop Take: Let's talk about little orphan Loona

What came over Loona in this newest Helluva Boss short? And why did the reaction of a mortal fluster her the way it did? You know the drill, let’s get into it with another Fizziepop take:

Ok, so we all know Loona as a generally angry, hurt them before they hurt you type of girl; the type who does her best to make sure she doesn’t get too attached because she views needing people as a sort of weakness on her part…. But as the show has gone on, we’ve slowly but surely gotten to see Loona evolve. Are the changes dramatic? Aside from the changes that came directly following the events of the episode “Mastermind”, no, they aren’t, but if you look at the reality of human nature, changes like the ones we see in Loona tend to be small and slow, and given the way the demon world Vivzie has created mirrors real world themes, that makes sense… But in this Loona-centric short, why was this the way that she was portrayed?

I wanna start by first looking at the way Loona was portrayed in the beginning of the series. In the beginning, Loona was mostly a background character that seemed to be just the hot, take-no-shit adult daughter of our protagonist Blitz; she was sarcastic, strong-willed, and deeply protective of herself against any outside affection. We eventually learn through Blitz’s flashbacks while helping Stolas deal with his own daughter running off with no explanation,that Loona’s guarded behavior was the result of likely being in and out of a broken foster/adoption system for roughly the first 18 years of her life, and more than likely being abused verbally and physically by not only the staff in the Pound meant to protect her, but the other hellhounds in her same situation, and we get confirmation of Loona being returned to the pound on at least one occasion during her interaction with a hellhound she apparently lived with before her final adoption when she’s at Queen Bee’s party. Given the fragmented story of her life BB (Before Blitz), Loona’s guarded and aggressive behavior makes sense as an adult; after years living her life in survival mode, that switch wouldn’t just flip off when she’s in a safe situation because years of “safe” situations becoming unsafe or unstable quicker than she could process would’ve taught her that there is no other way to live but to be in survival mode constantly, that she had to stay ready for things to uproot of for people she was comfortable with to turn on her so she didn’t have to scramble to get ready when it happened… So even after Blitz took her in, fed her, clothed her, gave her a safe space with him, and gave her a job so she was able to take care of herself in adulthood, we still get that angry, hurt them first type of mentality from her when we’re introduced to her in the show.

Now, the Loona we’re introduced to in the beginning isn’t the Loona we’re stuck with, and we get to see her tough exterior crack every once and a while throughout the show, with her biggest change coming in the episode “Mastermind” when her adoptive father is set to be executed in front of her. At this point in the show, I believe Loona has been said to have been with Blitz roughly 5 or so years, which is why we get to see those small shifts in her demeanor through the series, but I don’t think Loona ever really sees him as a father figure despite seeing him and acknowledging his place as her father. Why? Because I think Loona sees Blitz the way a lot of us in the fandom see Blitz: as a big kid.

While Blitz is said to be in his 30s, his free spirit, fun loving attitude, inability to maintain most adult interactions, and deep-seeded unresolved trauma give Blitz the vibe of someone closer to mid to late teens, or the “still a kid” version of early 20s. Does the man try to be a good father to her? Absolutely. Does he know how? Not really. Blitz, still recovering from his own fucked up childhood, doesn’t entirely know what a parent (more specifically a dad) should be, he just has a vague understanding of what he doesn’t want to be based off of how his own father was with him, and while I think he did a pretty kickass job considering what he was working with, it’s likely that Loona still sees him as too immature to really be a dad despite knowing that he by technicality is her dad… Which bring us to the newest short in the series, “Mission: Orphan Time”.

In “Mission: Orphan Time”, Blitz brings his daughter into the field to assassinate a children’s entertainer by the name of  Mr. Wrigglers who happen to be doing children's entertainment at a charity for dying orphans and injured puppies… While Blitz brought Loona out with him for this because he had planned for there to be a day of bonding, Loona couldn’t bring herself to actually go through with the job because the man they had been hired to off seemed like a genuinely nice, caring man, and although she would probably never admit to it, I think the man she saw was reminiscent of what she wanted in a parent growing up; especially after seeing the man say goodbye to all of his children… All of his adopted children….. His adopted children who were apparently kids that were labeled too troubled or too hard to adopt out…. His troubled, adopted children who he seems to love unconditionally…… and that is all that I think Loona really ever wanted.

Loona, a child of adoption who had been given up on by the system in her home ring of Hell, looked at this man and his soft, gentle parent demeanor and the way he requested to say goodbye to every last one of his children, and how each kid seemed to have the relationship with him that meant losing him seemed like a shot to the heart, and saw the type of parent she had always dreamed of; a parent who would love, accept, and support her unconditionally and without a second thought. I know a lot of you will read this and think I’m full of shit, because “Fizzie, Loona already has a parent who loves, accepts, and supports her unconditionally: Blitz”, and everyone saying that would be right, but I think one of the things that drew Loona to this mortal man was that not only does he have those loving qualities, but he has the maturity and stability that Blitz has never quite shown her with his antics over the years.

I think that this short, though less than 6 minutes, was a peek into Loona subconsciously realizing that she wanted something and someone like this; someone steady and dependable and soft. As much as Loona has changed over the course of the show, and as much as she loves her adoptive father, I think that she hasn’t quite gotten to see the changes she’s needed to see from Blitz for her to fully recognize him as a fully safe place, and I don’t think Blitz really understands why that softness and security  is so important to her, or how he can become what she needs…. Will the pair ever get to that point? Will Loona ever not feel that sort of insecurity with Blitz? How will a single mortal's reaction to the real her impact Loona's mental health now?

We may never fully know, but regardless, I’m excited for Vivzie to keep taking us on this ride to find out.

[blitzwhore]

She-Ra 🫱🏼‍🫲🏿 Helluva Boss

"Yes, you've fucked up. And I know you're hurting inside and feel broken beyond repair, and I know it feels like the only right choice you can make right now is to die to save the ones you love. I know death feels like the only way your story can end.

But you, my queer little traumatised blorbo, don't get to make that choice. You don't get to fade away. Your story isn't over. You haven't even learned how valuable and loved you are yet, or how much your loved ones still need you. So live. Even though it's hard. Even though it's painful. Live, live, live."

[shadebloopnik]

Stolas' Light Stolas' Heart

Blitzø's Light Blitzø's Heart

[glitzymeow]

Blitzø changed their life 🥹🥹

[autisticblitz]

This happens in s3 trust. Blitzø is a professional adopter!!!

[nyxofdemons]

IT'S THE WAY THEIR INTERNAL WORLDS BLEED TOGETHER. the way blitz still looks up at him, still in front of him and bathed in light, but the way they're on equal ground this time; there's no pedestal. the golden chains forcing blitz away from stolas vs them dragging blitz to him in truth seekers. stolas on his knees looking up at blitz (the moon) vs blitz on his knees watching stolas. the way that stolas has the freedom to fly after the moon vs blitz being chained down and unable to reach for him. the golden feathers. insane

[j00d]

i made a thing.

[valahelart]

THEY HAVE MY WHOLE HEART

[vvenuspng]

daddy-daughter time ✧‧₊❤︎︎*:˚₊‧✧*:˚₊‧✧

[wuawuau]

I NEED TO KNOW I NEED TO KNOW I NEED TO KNOW

[angeldustfanatic]

Love to see that, despite what has happened, Stolas is viscerally uncomfortable with the rabid hatred towards Blitzø. To the point that you can see his pupils.

[drama-glob]

That disturbed face on Blitz and the fact they even put the censor bar over Andrealphus mouth made me laugh so hard. XD XD XD It also tells me what he said was way worse than the "C" word or whatever dirty talk Stolas came up with. O_O XD

[blitzwhore]

This is basically how the duet went, right?