#pib lobo

[funsyy]

Feliz dia de los Muertos! Happy day of the Dead! a doodle to celebrate, I dressed up death as a catrin

[araminakilla]

For those who like Greek Mythology, wild headcanons and unlikely crossovers, these two are related:

[amascomet]

Not laughing now are you?

[katiestardoodles]

muerte mi amor🩷🔥

(I swear I can never draw consistently 💀)

[twilightprince101]

In which our hero and The God of Death face their greatest challenge yet: having a Normal Conversation.

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It's been a bit since I originally posted the chapter, so I thought I may as well post the fic here too. Sorry for being late lol

Anyways, had some fun with this! With this chapter, Lana and Lobo finally complete their "strangers to enemies to acquaintences" arc and now begin their "actually becoming decent friends" arc!!! Very excited for what's to come, I have so many evil and sinister plans >:3

Art by the lovely https://twitter.com/itxesmeraldah on twitter, go check her out!!!

[spacemanm]

Death x Adult!Ryder (Samsara)

Death, taping a knife onto a Roomba: Be free, my child. Adult!Ryder, entering the room with a small cut on their ankle: Who the f-

Death: Don’t stay up all night, Ryder. Last time you got this sleep-deprived, you tried to eat your own shirt.

Death: They don’t make them like me no more. I’m the last of my kind. Adult!Ryder: Thank god.

Death: Two brooooos! Adult!Ryder: Chillin' in a hot tub! Death: Five feet apart 'cause we're not gay! Adult!Ryder: Death: Adult!Ryder: tearing up Death: Babe, c'mon… Adult!Ryder: AND HERE YOU REALLY HAD ME THINKING WE HAD SOMETHING. Death: Babe…

[vallikes79]

My oc Kilri x Lobo (the death from pibltw)

[huckleberryduckies]

[rowan-r-ridley]

them 🐺🐱

[pockyblush]

Puss: Fuck me.

Puss: I meant “fight me.” Damn autocorrect.

Death: … Gato, this is a verbal conversation.

[funsyy]

AUDIO: MG1 - Machine Girl

[araminakilla]

POV: You are Death Wolf and you just did the M3GAN dance in front of your pals the Night Entities

[katiestardoodles]

🐺🦌

[onceupona-crossover]

a romantic moodboard of Loona from Helluva Boss x Death, also known as Lobo, or simply The Wolf from Puss in Boots: The Last Wish

Requested by:anon

-Mod rapunzel

[spacemanm]

Jesus (Yeshua) and Death Headcanons

Jesus (Yeshua)

Yeshua was born in Palestine or Judea.

He has been a kind person.

His powers are turning water into wine, making bread, and healing the sick.

He was crucified by the Romans.

He was revived by Death after he wept for the man, at the second day, he took the still comatose former to the ruined house, leaving the door open. At the third day, he rose, and the door

He became Jesus and became exploited after he was used by the Christians to Justify Coercion, Exploitation, Destruction, Cruelty and Hate.

Death

He was born in Siberia when he was a cub.

He has powers to revive people through his red tears. because of that, he was exploited by the gods.

He feels nothing but camaraderie to Yeshua because he was exploited like he was.

They are friends Now :D

[jeepers-coomets]

Something that has been running through my head a lot since I’ve watched the movie “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” is a question that I’ve seen nearly everyone ask, or if not ask outright, then at least wonder themselves:

Why is Death’s form a wolf?

Now, many people have deduced that the reason is because Puss is a cat and cats are afraid of dogs, so Death appears as a wolf to him because he’s essentially a more vicious dog. And while that works for the Shrek universe where myths, superstitions, fairy tales, and nursery rhymes are real, I don’t think it’s that simple.

Think about it, if you were to create a unique version of Death, you would have to go outside of what nearly every depiction of Death looks like: A skeleton in a large black hooded robe wielding a large scythe. And the artists of the film did a great job making adjustments to this form while also paying homage to this common imagery of Death; giving him a twin sickles which are the younger sibling of the scythe, giving him a black hooded cloak instead of a black hooded robe, and making him tall and imposing, and creepy through his voice and mannerisms, not just because he’s a skeleton.

But then, the question still remains: why is he a wolf? Now, my theory is that ontop of the obvious that wolves are pack animals that hunt down their prey relentlessly (just as Death relentlessly hunts down Puss), canines are VERY prominent in many cultures either as Death, or associated with Death somehow:

Anubis is the god of the Underworld in Egyptian mythology, and is depicted with a dog head

Xolotl is the god of fire and lightning that is depicted as a dog-headed man that was also a guide to souls of the dead in Aztec mythology

Cerberus is the three-headed dog that guards the Underworld in Greek mythology

Huodou is depicted as a large black dog that can emit fire from its mouth and is seen as an ominous symbol in minority groups in southern China.

Romulus and Remus were fed by a she-wolf in Roman mythology

Sköll and Hati are the eaters of the moon and sun during Ragnarok in Norse mythology.

And even in Christian religion during the end of times, Death is the only figure to not be depicted as a human.

In other words, there are PLENTY of stories where wolves or dogs are involved with death or ominous events in some way in varying forms of mythology. There are probably also ones that I have missed, so please feel free to add them or correct me on any!

And Jack Horner introduced the idea of different mythologies being a part of the universe when he referenced King Midas during his introduction in the movie, so it makes sense that Death takes on the form of a canine. And is a wolf because wolves are hunters, and are the ancestor of dogs.

Another thing is that there are several fairytales where there was a wolf as the main villain (Three Little Pigs, Little Red Riding Hood, The Boy Who Cried Wolf), so making a more intense version of him for this story just fits the fairytale theme of the Shrek universe too.

I have no idea if this is what the actual inspiration for Death being a wolf actually came from this, but it makes sense to me?