I believe.

i believe too..

this is very believable actually...

you will not believe your eyes…. if ten million fireflies

​@@fairyberrybluelit up the world as I fell asleep

Yes!!! Blitz " broke up" With him.

Stolas banished that RETARD & he had evey right to do so after Fuckso threw it in his face!!!!!

But technically (not against Stolas here) Stolas did use Blitzø, he put Blitzø in a contract that he didn’t want to be in at first, it’s still a sort of toxic relationship if you think about it. But I do hope that they can get back together in a way that they’re both happy and apologise to/forgive the other

​@@QUEENOBSCURENo, he asked Stolas to stay with him and Stolas threw him out.

He did break up with him. He asked Blitz for a relationship and then acted like Blitz didn't want one instead of listening to him. Then when Blitz finally started to tell him how he felt he said goodbye and threw him out. Stolas broke up whatever relationship they had.

I swear I've seen this comment before...

Your spot on in my opinion, but I guess we will find out

Excellent summarization

Isn't this the script in another of cartoon universe's videos?

@@xenoemblem7ikr

You can’t hit me with my own feelings

Phineas and Ferb reference?

@@yoanamariakrasteva3392 yes, the ouchie part

Can you blame him for thinking lowly of him? Dude been forcing Blitz to do it with him.

@@InvasionAnimation Yeah, this episode makes Stolas a bit of a hypocrite.

Bro Stolas literally said that the transactional forced relationship was wrong, he said to point blank Also if you recall, this whole transaction thing started with Blitz tryna steal that book and using sex to distract him from stealing it Blitz used Stolas first if anything

Let’s not pretend that Stolas fucked up anywhere near as much as Blitz did Stolas did his intro a bit poorly but after Blitz started panic rambling, Stolas leveled with him and said nothing but the truth, point blank, in a way that is hard to misinterpret He said, “I care about you and your business, you don’t have to stay, but if you want to, but only if you want to” you don’t get more clear than that Only for Blitz to sabatoge himself and shut the whole thing down with his nonsense. Which to anyone who doesn’t know how deep Blitz’s personal issues run just looks insulting (Blitz has never properly communicated these issue to Stolas so Stolas had no way of knowing)

@@sweethysteria8737 true, but from Blitzo's perspective what else there? Stolas, until the second season, gave little indication of wanting to have a relationship with Blitzo beyond sex. and what he did indicate was in private, Blitzo wasn't around to see any of his development.

@@sweethysteria8737that’s true but in season 1 episode 1 Stolas calls Blitzo to establish the arrangement, Blitzo did use stolas first, but then Stolas makes use of him in return. Stolas mistook Blitzos advancement in their first night together as potential feelings and intimacy with his first friend. The transaction gave them both what they wanted, however they both miscommunicated what the true intentions were, and settled with the arrangement just to walk away satisfied with the situation. Blitz gets the book, Stolas gets a crumb of affection. Both want to feel wanted, not needed, the relationship they had created just a need for each other, and nothing under the surface was both ways

At least Stolas tried to make things right. Yes, it blew up in his face but I think it was a step in the right direction for him to become a better person (ironic since he's a demon)

This comment needs to be pinned, people need to acknowledge this part

THANK YOU. A lot of people, I’m realizing, consider yelling and screaming to be a genuine part of healthy conversation and that’s a PROBLEM. Yes, Stolis should’ve asked him to tone it down, and not just used his power to dismiss him, but YELLING isn’t an olive branch. Like…I’m sorry, it’s just not

There is a difference though, between something being good and something making sense. I could totally see where Blitz was coming from and I'm mostly on his side in this altercation. However, if somebody came on to me like that, my first instinct would also be to protect myself. In my case, that would probably be shouting back or at least loudly demanding the other person to either calm down or leave. The problem that you correctly identified though is that Stolas fight on the complete opposite end of the spectrum, which is not at all. If one side keeps retreating and the other keeps attacking, that's a problem. But there was a break. After Blitz has said his piece he waited for a reaction from Stolas. Stolas reacted (with that sentence that made everybody cry). And rather than start venting again, Blitz moved in to comfort Stolas because he saw that Stolas was no longr angry but sad. Also: Blitz's tirade only started after Stolas let him run into every open knife emotionally, then dumped the love confession on him, and left without hearing him out. He decided how this whole scenario went, how much information was being given and when/how it ended. Blitz was just along for the ride, trying to keep up (signified by his running after Stolas).

But everything he said was right. Stolas at points was using him, stolas treated him as a toy multiple times (and called him such), and stolas literally dismissed him like he said he would. Blitz was only wrong about how stolas sees himself, but he was quite correct.

I was at some point of my life in that receiving part and I reacted pretty similar honestly, I don't really blame Stolas for transporting Blitzø out, I mean, of course both of them have a lot of things they did wrong in this conversation and in their relationship, and they definitely have to talk it out, but to be honest, they probably need some time, trauma doesn't let you react the way you'll want all the time and that's exactly what happen here to both of them, the power coercion is something that existed in their relationship till now, even if Blitzø used Stolas first, Stolas had the power to end Blitzø's business and life if he wanted, he corrected this by giving him the crystal, but an apology is 100% necessary here, for that and the covering his face situation, the same goes to Blitzø, he decided to not see him for months, he does not what to communicate properly, and when he decided to actually communicate he did it so poorly it triggered Stolas, they have to actually sit and talk about how they felt and WHY they felt like that, what relationship it had with their trauma and actually find a way to work it out or just finally leave it there and keep going in separate ways

I complete agree with Brandon and Bryce's work in this episode! So much believable emotion in both their voices at the end. I think the two Bs work very well together to make these characters so incredibly real to us.

Yeah, even in that episode in the song at the beginning, Blitzo mentions "getting by by avoiding his questions" after asking if they "are okay" so yeah, I think Stolas has been trying to ask for a long time but Blitzo avoids him when he does.

I definitely agree. I'm a casual watcher and fan (and seeing the Fandom escalate so hard after this episode reinforces to me again WHY) and in my opinion it is absurd to say that "Stolas never tried communicating to Blitz that he wants more than Sex" because ever since Ozzie's, Stolas is doing 90% of the communication in this ship. It actually started annoying me by now that Stolas is over and over again the only one communicating because the show barely develops their badly clashing trauma response, it only constantly adds explanation and elaboration on WHY their traumatized while simultaneously adding more and more negative outcomes from their clashing trauma responses. I understand and sympathize with both Blitz and Stolas in Full Moon because what happened was absolutely predictable because that's all the show ever does with them. The biggest development that happened was Stolas kicking Blitz out by the end because Stolas learned through standing up to Stella to lash back when being screamed at and being insulted by wanting said person out of his home. Like, by all means, I'm still desperately waiting for any kind of actual development for BLITZ in Stoliz. He wasn't developed much in any major way regarding how he handles his trauma and that's all I can see in Full Moon, even if I perfectly understand where he's coming from and why he feels the way he does. I'm just so annoyed that the show always does the same thing over and over again with these two, just always on a bigger scale which heavily divides the Fandom in damaging ways :/

@@CatalinaLinal7710 I agree Stolas has had a lot more character development in regards to their relationship. I’ve seen a lot of people keep saying Stolas is to blame for making the relationship just about sex; but this hasn’t actually been the case for a while. Since at least Ozzie’s Stolas has shown he wants this to be a real relationship; he was ecstatic at the idea of going on a real date with Blitz, while Blitz just ignored him to stalk M&M. Yes Stolas hurt Blitz in this episode by not defending him when Oz called out the relationship but Biltz was was completely dismissive of him until that point. And when Stolas is hospitalised he asks Blitz to visit him, in a situation that is obviously nothing to do with sex, but Blitz doesn’t reply. I think it’s also very interesting to consider that in Full Moon both Blitz and Stolas acknowledge something is wrong with their relationship during the opening song. But Blitz is the one who spends the whole song and episode trying to use sex to brush over the issue. At the beginning of the show Stolas did make it very sexual every time he interacted with Blitz; but as they then showed up in the flashback to the start of their relationship he was trying to match the energy Blitz started. They’ve shown Stolas has actually been trying to redirect the relationship away from just being physical for a while but Blitz has chosen to not take notice wanting to keep the status quo despite it not working for them. They both have issues that cause them to self sabotage the relationship but Stolas did try to change the boundaries of the relationship to make it better while Blitz has tried to avoid the elephant in the room by redirecting it back to just sex

@@Halfbad-bf1lt Gosh, the beginning song. It's very well done but so frustrating because of the repetitive nature of their dynamic. I was SO unbelievably relieved that we finally got Blitz singing again. Musical numbers are one of the most effective ways to flesh out your characters and it's insane that Stolas (and Fizz for that matter) gets so many songs but Blitz gets hardly anything and even that is wasted to a degree on unnecessary comedy. "When I see him" shows that perfectly. I love Blitz' first verse because it is entirely used the way it should be: to inform us about his feelings, actions, behavior, what he thinks, and how his pov is supposed to be read. Perfect. I love it so much! Then in the middle part, the problem creeps in but isn't a problem yet. Blitz may be saying things that by themselves don't give us any information anymore, but they heavily clash with his strong mannerism, mimic, and the harsh tone of the segment which turns the non-informative lyrics on their head to still be able to convey alot of information about Blitz, even if it's already LESS than before. But afterwards? Man... Everything from "Can't wait to lose ourselves in nasty sex" basically looses all meaning while Stolas get informative lines til the very end. I know "It depicts how Blitz' verbal copying mechanism works!" blah blah blah. My dude, I don't CARE. Blitz is the main character, let that man TALK for fucks sake! This show cannot afford wasting so much of Blitz' on-screen communication on comedy and depicting such harsh trauma mechanisms that basically leaves your main character voiceless to a solid portion of the viewers, especially when the show hardly ever DOES anything with it. Regarding their communication development (in-universe and as narrative tools) it's only Stolas who feels right at this late point of season 2. Blitz in Stoliz on the other hand feels like he's stuck at the end of what a well-paced season 1 would have been.

@@CatalinaLinal7710 I imagine the next parts of the series will be more focused on Blitz’s development, especially Apology Tour. While it can be frustrating that his development is so slow paced it it has at least been a constant characteristic of Blitz; it took until around when he was caught by DHORK before he started to acknowledge he does like Stolas and he stopped viewing his a an annoyance that he had to tolerate. I think the break up is intended to be the big, dramatic ‘do or die’ moment that is intended to force Blitz to be more proactive and actually decide what he wants and force him to fight for it

You're telling me the only reason we got this episode is because feathers ran outta pills??? 🙂💢

​@@BlooMonkiMan possibility lol. He hid in the fridge after he found out he was out 😂

@@BlooMonkiMan I should NOT be laughing at that but its so accurate lmao

@@Shadowwarrior2288 I will admit that line "IM GONNA DIE ALONE" in the fridge make me snicker. It's a great line but the delivery was hilarious

How long had he run out. It would take a few days for most depression, or bipolar meds in my case, to start losing some effect. And at least 2-4 weeks to leave your system. Then again, if they are when needed meds, that is a different story. I don't blame either of them really in this situation. But, the relationship, as it were, started in a non genuine way. Blitz was more of a sex worker if you think about it.

The Cherubs are under impression everything in hell is engineered towards hurting humanity in some way. They’re only technically right but that’s just because hell is such a terrible place. They would have no idea what they’re looking at in the Lust Ring because they’re such prudes they would never think of them. The only person that’d understand even half of it would have been Adam.

I kinda hoped they got an explanation before going back to the human world because they're probably just thinking those device things are going to be used on humans still

Wait, that's such a good point! I totally think, as heartbreaking as this was, Bltiz needed this badly. Now you're making me wonder what will make Stolas reflect on his actions and shortcomings in this whole ordeal. As it stands now, Blitz has to have the capacity to want to change, but we don't know if Stolas even heard anything Blitz said to him. Stolas either heard all the stuff Blitz said about him treating Blitz like an "impish little play thing", and was just to triggered at the moment to react to it, or he diddn't hear (or chose to ignore) it and focus on "how low" Blitz thinks of him.

@@demon_spawn_3191 Stolas' introspection already happened and led him to give the crystal

Blitz cant accept that stolas actually has feelings for him, which is why he keeps pushing him away when stolas tries to have a genuine conversation. And part of the reason he believes that is because of stolas and how he makes blitz feel. It's hard to try and bring someone closer to you when all you've done is make them feel used on top of their already existing trauma

@@Ardyez But that is Blitz's problem, not that of Stolas. The fact he feels used just because Stolas is of a higher standing is based on his own bias. Stolas shouldn't have to deal with his classicm as well.

The problem with this is their entire set-up and how it's so based in pretense. Let me take you on a little journey to my pen and paper days. We've had multiple occasions that went something like this: Player 1: "Actually, I'm a bit hungry." Game Master: "Ok. Roll for survival skills to see what [Character's name] can find in your vicinity." Player 1: "No, I mean that I, [Player's name] am hungry. Can we take a break and order pizza?" We all laughed, Pizza was ordered and a good rest of the evening was had. But what I just described is essentially the entire problem between Stolas and Blitz: a lack of boundaries in their interaction. Essentially, everything was part of their sex scenario from the word go, and they never took a break from that. It started with Blitz using sex to distract from his true purpose (stealing) and Stolas leaning into it way too hard. It then continues with Stolas constantly intruding sexually into clearly inappropriate situations: At the office, when Blitz is out on a hit (and running for his life!), during a bodyguard gig, at the Harvest Moon festival and even when they are trying to find Stolas' daughter in LA. Blitz tries to shut this down on numerous occasions, with Stolas not taking him seriously, thinking it's part of their scenario/dynamic. So how is Blitz to know that THIS time Stolas is serious and not just hitting the ground running on a more emotional scenario? Hell, even making him beg (and cry) for the book in the beginning, only to then drop a love-bomb could be read as a sexual power play of denial and reward. Same with Ozzie's - since none of them really tipped their hand on how devastating this was for them (Stolas even waving it off via text later as "Oh Asmodeus, he thinks he's so funny, I hope it didn't bother you." and Blitz matching that indifference so as not to appear as the "weak one"), the whole thing could just be a "Let's pretend we're on an actual date"-scenario, with the other people as a wildcard ruining THAT and thus the evening. This is the reason why clear communication of "Ok, I'm serious now, this is not in-game - I am actually hungry/tired/hurt" is so important, especially when kinky practices are involved. Savewords and colour charts exist for a reason, and Stolas and Blitz never seemed to have developed such a communiation system - otherwise Stolas would have effectively and efficiently shut Blitz down during his sex shop haul. Yes, a normal person would have eventually figured out that this is not fun and games anymore, but this is Blitz Buckzo we're talking about. The man who made avoiding complications his entire personality. And he DID figure it out eventually and completely changed tack after that.

​@@Mediados No, he feels used because stolas was literally using him. Stolas went out of his way to make their arrangement a deal, rather than just letting him use the book and having a actual relationship. Stolas was literally using blitz like a prostitute, with the book as payment.

@@B3A5TorSomething At the beginning, yes. But that changed very quickly, and Stolas tried explaining that to Blitz more than once. Since then it has been Blitz who was gaslighting himself, using Stolas's position to get what he wanted.

Yo, good catch! I forgot about that until you mentioned it

Finally someone else who noticed! We saw him take some pills when we first saw him use the bottles of happy pills and lately he was taking handsful like he was gobbling candy. Taking happy pills for too long teaches the brain to rely on the pills for serotonin so the withdrawal means little to no happies. Meanwhile in an alternate universe Stolas still had happy pills and maybe he would have been a little more patient and less dismissive? We'll never know.

Someone else theories that the fact that he's off his meds is probably the reason he was this open with words and to the pain of rejection, whether it's actually a rejection or not

Ah yea because Stolas the one who withdrew himself from the situation is the one wrong here

I actually thought i was making this up since I've seen no one comment this so far lol He says "Stolas I'm so-"

Dude let's not pretend Stolas is totally innocent in this. These two weren't dating, they had a contractual relationship with each other where once a month they'd have sex so Blitz could keep the book. It's been stated constantly in this series. Would you rather they stay together in this contractual relationship, where Blitz has to keep sleeping with Stolas so he can keep his business ? Because it makes me wonder about the audience and if they have the ability to understand anything about the situation how messed up it is ?

Whether anyone else sees it or not, they truly both love each other. Blitzø has been hurt though from his past. The circus, is the first one to come to most minds but really his father is to blame for all. Think about how his father treated him, basically pretending to love him just so he’d do something for him and his mom.

@@seeleunit2000 Welcome to real-world relationships and the nuance of it. Replace the contractual agreement of going to earth with kids.

​@@BrokensoulRideror just straight up prostitution where it's legal.

He won't kill himself, too many fragile people in the audience who can't handle it and Luna has to be there for him to die, she promised, and she knows how to do the Batman Exit which easily prevents him from trying.

@@tiredbird471 I know he won’t kill himself, but I’m worried he might try

Would Blitz-O offing himself really be the worst thing?

@@ZeldaSam1???!!! Excuse me??! Why!?

@@ZeldaSam1you really hate him huh 😭 deadnaming and everything

All the upvotes go here! This comment is underrated.

Same!! Also I love ur pfp! I’m a huge fan of Vox Machina and Critical Role :D

@@AceySpacey9 cool!

See you at 2 more seasons, then.😉

I may be wrong but my perspective on it was that Blitz didn't really comprehend the feelings being genuine and just went into to a rage in panic/confusion when he realized what he said to be true. He didn't really have any time to genuinely think about it and their relationship up to that point was just transactional, for the most part. Blitzo was of course using denial as a coping mechanism the whole time which fed into his course of action.

Well… 1. Don’t start off the conversation by saying I’ll be taking the book back permanently. That put Blitz on edge real fast. So much so he started begging Stolas to not lose his livelihood. 2. When Blitz didn’t realize the confession was for real and eventually asked to confirm that Stolas was being for real, Stolas immediately decided that was the answer he was looking for and decided not to continue talking anymore. Man took over how the conversation went (and Blitz’ choice when he decided for Blitz what was an answer and what was not.) 3. Not expect it to go like a romantic fairytale where it can get resolved real quick and people know what they want and be able to express it properly when they need to. He knew his audience so he shouldn’t expect the emotionally constipates Blitz to be able to be vulnerable off rip and give him an answer right then and there. Blitz needed time to think and process something he felt came out of nowhere (as Blitz even stated in the episode). Yeah Blitz shouldn’t have been so mocking but Stolas shouldn’t have walked away and refused to listen to Blitz once he realized it wasn’t roleplay. The guy who runs away from his problems, when given the crystal and already informed on what it does, had the first instinct to say I can do better; running after Stolas when he leaves the room and basically tells him to turn around, stop trying to dismiss him, and continue the conversation. Also, the “I’m hurt your first instinct was that it was about sex” lines. Who proposed the arrangement and started trying to seduce who over the phone when the other was clearly in distress (being chased in e woods by someone trying to kill him)? Who brought who over to Loo Loo Land just to ogle them? Who asked for something in return after saving the other AND called them a plaything right before? Blitz had many examples he could have given to be like “uh this is why and you’re a hypocrite for walking away because of that.” Blitz messed up massively with the mocking and escalation but you can’t look at Stolas and be like “there was nothing he could have done better”.

​@@silversuperfan1412Fr, I hope that the writers go the direction of pointing out that some of what Blitzo said was literally just the truth and that both have their flaws, and don't make Stolas out as the only victim. They both hurt each other.

@@silversuperfan1412 I think the reason Stolas immediately jumped the gun when Blitz was confused/thought it was a joke is because as shown in the episode he was out of his meds and struggling to keep the self-deprecating thoughts at bay there's even a line in the duet where he says something along the lines of "i'll listen to him and not the voice that says i'm not enough" so when Blitz came over Stolas wasn't in the best place mentally to be having that conversation so at the first sign of perceived rejection he wanted to end the conversation so he wouldn't have to hear Blitz directly say he didn't love him because hearing that would only hurt him more than he already is because Stolas already feels like he's not enough so hearing Blitz essentially confirm it would break him so he shuts the conversation down before he can be hurt more

​@@silversuperfan1412 So well put. They're both messed up people, I hate that so many people treat Stolas like a blameless victim and brush off his actions. They're equally to blame but Blitz gets all the hate from most fans

Their relationship was transactional from day one when Paimon bought Blitz for a play date. Blitz only showed up in Stolas' life again when he came to rob him for the second time and only slept with him out of pity. Stolas then uses the theft to set up an arrangement for monthly pleasure in exchange for not demanding he return the book. If Blitz had refused the deal he would have lost his business because he needed the book to even make it possible. And you thought that was a healthy relationship?

The moment blitz starts a serious conversation Stolas just goes "I don't wanna hear it bye"

@@cherrunous7387 😂😅🥲😢😭

@@cherrunous7387he went away because there was no point since blitz didnt believe him and due to blitz starting to insult him

@@cherrunous7387 yeah but can you expect someone who was was quite literally in an abusive relationship for at least 17 years, one where his wife would scream and berate him for years. talking about him so cruelly within earshot to NOT shut down when blitz was literally screaming at him at the top of his lungs? when he finally allowed himself to be vulnerable to someone, someone he was actually in love with for once, take his confession as a joke? like yeah blitz didn't realize he was being serious but both of these characters are broken people in their own ways. they were both communicating, but not in a way each other needed. so it fell apart. they were both quite literally triggered in this situation lmao.

he took the confession as a joke because of how his trauma shaped him to believe it was a joke. and at the same time you can't expect him not to think stolas was serious when his entire life he was hated for causing nothing but pain for the ones he had relationships with, losing the only person to show him affection unconditionally (his mom) and believing someone with a higher status would truly choose an imp than any one else, even hell hounds get more praise than that. stolas has his rights to be upset but it seems like most people forget blitz also has a reason to think someone like stolas wouldn't truly love him even with his advances to prove otherwise. trauma affects people differently and generally I've seen people ignore that and assume he straight up doesn't care for stolas even when moxxie confirms he pushes people away in FEAR of losing them yet he craves the affection he's pushing away. and in the latest episode where blitz speaks before thinking on how it would affect stolas it was clear he was regretful. they both were. now just to remind, both are valid for what their trauma has forced them to see the other as but people dumb the situation down so much to where it seems like blitz has no reason to be upset when he does. it isn't okay for what blitz did but his trauma is never brought up like stolas . stolas not being able to grasp on why blitz feels what he feels isn't his fault but is blissfully ignorant when others point it out (Asmodeus) and the fact he got EMBARASSED when it was pointed out by him.

In Hazbin Hotel, when lucifer was banished out of heaven, his own creation is what made hell. Lucifer had powers that were able to essentially create the beginning of hell. as for the hellborn, some of the higher ups (like seven sins and goetia) have powers that can create portals between the human world and hell. I am not really sure if cherubs have powers and if they do, not sure if they can create portals. They were told on earth that they were banished from heaven so maybe at that point, that couldn’t create a portal to bring themselves to hell and thought they were stuck on earth? Idk it’s weird for sure but ultimately it’s a question of whether they knew they had powers to make a portal or not. could also be that they just simply didn’t want to go to hell and decided amongst themselves to stay on earth? just my thoughts 😅

Not a Viv fan so I wouldn’t know. You don’t have to like someone to like their show or art. If anything I’m a Brandon Rogers fan. Seems like he’s the one who made this show good.

Chill🤣its a observation

@@starry-p by that, I meant Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss fans

Well it's a fictional show so obviously not, but, like, IRL the unironically healthiest thing for the Stolitz relationship to do is permanently get away from each other (and therapy).

​@Happy06853 I'm a fan of both of those shows and I care

Indeed

I hope your Impsona is okay.😬

Remember how I said I want them back. You can keep them, unless you are planning on sending them to Val. Then sign me up.

That last bit was like a horror movie. 😂😭😱.

Stolas didn't even give Blitz a moment to even process everything that was going on.... It felt like stolas was in a rush to get it all over with. Add to the fact that Blitz hates himself, it makes Blitz feel even more shitty about himself because he think he's getting abandoned. And this is directly after Blitz shopped around to get everything to make the night enjoyable for stolas

I feel like that's because Blitz response is usually a no or negative to him. I know it's unfair to not give Blitz a chance to speak but he hasn't shown to be that open to listen and understanding others. Heck it took after him being high with Moxxie to finally open up some and not be a total dick.

@@chetarisin3035 Yeah, I definitely feel like if things are going the way I think they are in 'apology tour', that for them to move forward any apologies can't just be one-sided. Stolas needs to acknowledge how he may have played off of Blitz's insecurities, if even unintentionally, and how in his own emotional outburst he wanted to be listened to, but basically refused to listen to Blitz's side. Stolas makes assumption about Blitz's attitude as one that holds Stolas in low regard because Stolas holds himself in low regard. Blitz likely holds Stolas in impossibly high regard, thinking that Stolas is essentially untouchable, and only recently even found out that he can actually be hurt. Even if you don't hate yourself, can you imagine how hard it must be to contemplate such a being having honest, romantic feelings for you? Blitz's own feelings of unworthiness, and the past of their relationship largely just being about sex, it's no wonder that that is what he fell back on in his first instinct rather than trusting that Stolas' confession was honest. There was hypocrisy in Stolas not immediately getting the answer he wanted, and kind of putting Blitz on the spot, only to avoid listening to the rebuttals and then pushing Blitz away and being just as dismissive as Blitz accused him of being in the end. I like a little phrase, "you have two ears and one mouth. Listen twice before speaking once." They need to truly listen to and acknowledge each-other. If things go to "Oh, stolas, I'm sorry about how I acted, and I want you to know... I do care." and just "Oh Blitzy, I'm so happy to hear you say that!", it wouldn't truly acknowledge both sides and the feelings that cause the underlying issues.

​@@luistigerfoxI like your phrase. It makes sense. The apology tour is going to be a great episode

​@@chetarisin3035Exactly. Which is why have this "relationship" broken off is a good thing. It was completely contractional and both parties were suffering so, having this broken was a good thing. This will allow these two to work out their own issues and better themselves. Because having to have a contractual relationship, where you have to sleep with someone once a month to keep a book that keeps your business from going to pieces, is kind of messed up.

He yelled that like he was gonna force stolas to have sex or he wanted to pick a fight

No way he's another one of Blitz's exes

@@desireeloveros1055 could be both

Who?

@@SuperDragonBlader The red Bird demon in the trailer

It's been outed he's his bother though

I gotta disagree with you on the points about the harvest moon and truth seekers. Although he does invite Blitz to the festival without making it a sex thing, he keeps using the demeaning petnames for Blitz constantly. Blitz has good reason to not see that as any indication of genuine feelings. As for truth seekers, stolas literally asks something to the effect of "Am I going to get any thank you for the rescue" which prompts Blitz to initiate sex, and Stolas accepting makes it clear that's what he wanted. Also keep in mind that while at Ozzie's although Stolas was acting more romantically interested, he did seriously reject the idea of being seen with Blitz when called out. That kind of rejection would definitely contribute to why Blitz feels that Stolas couldnt possibly love him, especially with his issues. I get why you would take Stolas's side, but you're blatantly ignoring his actions. They're both seriously wrong in how they handled the situation.

@@kaileychambers6969 I disagree with the demeaning part of the pet names, at least intentionally. I'd wager that Stolas thought it was romantic pet names, because he literally dials it back following Harvest Moon after Blitzo insists on using his name right. And intent does matter. As for Truth Seekers, we literally don't know what Stolas was asking for so him accepting Blitzo's offer literally doesn't mean anything no matter how Blitzo took it. And one of the things no one seems to take into account is the added pressure at Ozzie's of being confronted by images of his daughter while also being in a state where he was questioning his decision to pursue Blitzo...which Blitzo admittedly didn't know but we as the audience do. But following that Blitxo denied Stolas any chance to clear things up and explain himself, took every out that Stolas gave him because he'd rather keep things simple, Stolas would be dead with Blitzo being his last thought if Stella hadn't been convinced to call Striker off, and then Blitzo didn't even visit him once after that while sticking to his "Stolas doesn't actually care"" mindset. Then in Full Moon his first instinct when Stolas mentioned it was time to give the book back was to lie about being busy, which Stolas likely doesn't know but we do. And his first instinct after Stolas confessed wasn't to need a minute, it was to reject the idea that Stolas was serious and instigate a roleplay and then to get mad when Stolas took that as his answer and lash out at him. They may both be wrong, but just the fact that Stolas has been trying puts Blitzo way more in the wrong for me. But agreed they are both in the wrong.

That is absolutely true. If anything, Blitz has been using Stolas's feelings for his advantage, but gives him the blame for it just because he is a noble. This bias and discrimination is nothing Stolas should have to deal with, he deserves better.

​@FullMoonDeria imp is not a romantic. Nor is a plaything and if your partner seems uncomfortable with it then it's not fair to call them that.

@@ohnogirl3856 An Imp is literally what Blitzo is, so that is a non-issue. It's no more insulting than Blitzo making some remark acknowledging Stolas is a bird basically whenever he's talking about him. And the same episode he called Blitzo his plaything during his intimidating performance to Dhorks, he called Blitzo darling to his face, which is romantic, in the same breath as seeing if he's okay. But during their "date" he addressed Blitzo as Blitz, respecting his wishes all night long. Yes, he still calls him Blitzy sometimes, but he calls him by name just as if not more often.

are you dense

@@nyacchiatosI am

@@nyacchiatos i am

this is not even close to what they said

Puoi dire che si amino davvero? Secondo me no: forse si piacciono. Non si conoscono bene: in fondo il loro era una "relazione" da contratto, nella quale non c'era il bisogno di conoscersi a fondo. Ma forse entrambi hanno iniziato a provare qualcosa di profondo nel tempo, e ciononostante non è bastato😢

@@lauracuomo7717 I translated your response, and yea you’re right. They have a sort of crush on each other, but not much more. But enough is there to turn into something more if they can both learn how to work together in a healthy way.

exactly! End the arrangement and the toxic relationship with it to begin a new relationship with 2 people that care for each other and no “contract” to be seen!

I honestly don't want to see them together, I'd like to see Stolas find someone for him. I'd like to see them end up as friends though

Oh 100%. Here's hoping they can work out how they feel and how to communicate openly in the future.

I think they should just stay friends. No sex is involved, nothing to gain, just friends. Stolas really deserves someone better than Blitz and Stella. Would be nice if Vassago will be that new healthy partner for him :/ but after having my heart broken with the JJK anime I've learned not to get my hopes up lol

Local mystreet fan! Ello :D

Jeez, thank you for pointing this out. Literally every other person has been on Stolas' side, outright refusing to see how much of a horrible person he is, honestly he's just as bad as Blitz

Letting you know this was funny but we were changing the thumbnail already for algorithm purposes and don't want people to think you're hating on anything weird.

I half agree. Blitz definitely didnt think it was serious at first but when it was clarified stolas was serious, he tried correcting himself. When he tried seriously engaging in the conversation, Stolas totally shut him down. I'm not saying Blitz handled it well at all, but he definitely did get serious.

Remember tho that after Ozzies Stolas tried to reach out multiple times to talk (you can read Stolas's text messages to Blitz in ep 4 of Season 2); Blitz even in this episode in the song says he's been avoiding Stolas' questions, so although unfair to bombard Blitz and expect him to be serious, Blitz brought that upon himself when Stolas gave many opportunities before to talk properly

@@Davinki651 It’s because of Ozzie’s that Blitz shut down. The song was talking about Lust versus Love. Blitz was getting bashed by all the people he previously loved. During the line “you sold up life for a thrust, now that’s the spirit of lust” Stolas HID basically rejecting Blitz (in his eyes) and saying all that’s between is lust. Personally if I was publicly humiliated and my date (intentionally or not) joined in, I would withdraw too. I also would want to avoid talking about that as well. In Blitz’s case, that’s the equivalent of his Boss. If he upsets him in any way that could be the end of his business. This episode was the first time Blitz confronted Stolas and of course everything bottled up would come out during that.

@sedarue123 that's fair, honestly, I can agree with that; only thing is that Blitz dug a bit of a grave for himself by ignoring Stolas (whether Blitz had valid emotional reasons or not) so Blitz getting bombarded in one night after Stolas bottled up his feelings for a couple months was kinda inevitable; Stolas was also very patient and direct when explaining the situation to him initially, all things considering

@@Davinki651 they both dug that grave. One thing I noticed about Stolas, is contrary to Blitz, he has a habit of bottling up, running away, and making light of situations. He spent 17 years in a loveless marriage being verbally abused by his wife and not standing up for himself. He made light his relationship with Blitz, calling him a plaything and holding his status over him (unintentionally). When kidnapped by striker, he made light the situation AGAIN and made it seem like the situation wasn’t dire. His Texts made excuses for his behavior and made light the severity of that night. Of course blitz isn’t going to take him seriously since Stolas had never acted seriously with him, apart from when his daughter is involved. And Stolas walked away and pushed him out when Blitz confronted. Blitz aggressively confronts, and Stolas stubbornly hides

@@sedarue123 yeah, that's why i like that both sides have a hand in it, good writing elements

Someone already made a comic where Striker just pops in our of nowhere on the ending of Full Moon all like "what? The wealthy bird is discarding you?? Who could've thunk it??!"

@@BlooMonkiMan glad I'm not the only one that thinks it.

A whole season?! Wow I have a lot of time to cry