legend of vox machina is another one also

By anime, I mean cartoons made in Japan. Boondocks is a western cartoon in an anime art style, like Castlevania. I have seen the first episode and it’s not really my thing, but thank you for the suggestions! I absolutely LOVE RWBY but I’m dragging my feet on watching the latest season because I loathe Bumbleby and I want to live in denial for a little longer. I will die on the hill that Freezerburn is a much better ship and Blake needs to get her shit together before getting with anyone, and she and Yang are downright incompatible.

Also wanted to add that i wish that angels abuse was alluded to or only the audience saw so then we could see his struggle and understand and then have the reveal in the next season or make that the season finally instead have the angels ark tak longer over a couple of seasons get to know the cast make the vs be the big bad in season two because we got the reveal in the season one finally instead so now we are all cought up on who the characters are and we dont have it be so rushed and then we have all of then go after the vs for angel and also because vox makes some sort of move against alastar in some way and then boom so much better!

Now i wanna write a rewrite.....

Thank YOU for watching oh my gosh!!! 💜💜💜 I hope I did the series justice with my video lol I can’t wait for the fourth episode! Keep up the amazing work!

jhsdkdlsfhdfj fuck that kid I guess I read somewhere that the people born in Hell are exempt from the exterminations? But also it's never explained... 1. That people can reproduce in Hell? 2. The whole sinners and hellborn thing (I had to read that in fan spaces) 3. Sinners can only die permanently by angels??? Which I did not know at first! And I was so confused why Charlie was cool with Alastor eating those people. 4. Someone also said that kids never go to Hell???? So?????? I have no idea if that's a headcanon or canon. Which, I don't consider anything that's not in the show to be canon. The whole thing with Helluva Boss being its own thing but also apparently that canon influences Hazbin canon is SO CONFUSING for anyone like me who only just wanted to watch this show. It's a mess. I'm fine with piecing together lore in situations like Elden Ring, where everything's contained in the game and you just need to read the lore descriptions and figure out the connections. But with a TV show, having to watch a whole separate show, some podcasts, comics, all that stuff, to understand an eight episode show? That's just bad storytelling.

I’d like it to at least be internally consistent. Ya can’t have an entire episode as to why SA is bad and then have an SA joke two episodes later, for example, or have a show about redeeming sins without knowing what sins the characters committed in life. I couldn’t enjoy the show because it rarely ever focused on anything, and when it did focus, it fumbled so hard. It’s trying to be both a serious show that explores morality and a goofy silly comedy, but it doesn’t balance it out properly.

@@darkvioletcloud it was disappointing when the serious part well weren’t… serious. The entire show is practically a fever dream and I couldn’t even recall some entire episodes. And this the type of show to watch at 3 am when you have nothing to do. Your tired anyways so you wouldn’t care bout the obvious errors in the writing

@@Zenith3264 That's a huge problem, when the only way to enjoy a show is when you can't give it your full attention and you shouldn't think about it too hard. Its premise brings up really interesting concepts that should be given careful thought and exploration. Y'know how there are shows made to promote kids toys, like Transformers and My Little Pony? Hazbin feels like it's the adult version of that. A show made to promote merchandise and the idea of these characters, and the fans get to play with their little toys in the form of fanworks and filling in the cracks themselves. But at least with MLP and Transformers, there are really good iterations of the shows that go beyond being toy advertisements.

@@darkvioletcloud yeah it’s rly unfortunate how lazy the writing can be a lot of the time. Cause the show really does have a very strong potential. From the art to the concept to soundtrack. If given more effort it definitely can be made into something that people can actually be proud of. Hopefully season 2 is a sign of that improvement

What would you like to see me talk about? What I think about them in terms of their writing? Or which ones I’d want to be together…? Even though I’m big into shipping in my active fandoms, I dunno what I’d do for Hazbin, because I don’t have any strong feelings on any ship. Beyond the redesign video (still working on that, been caught up in schoolwork and outside life), I dunno if I’ll talk about Hazbin again. It just gets me frustrated and upset, and I’d rather focus on video topics that makes me happy. I have another Made in Abyss video in progress, for example, and I am SO hyped to share it because it’s a topic that hit me hard. I’m keeping it a secret, though!

@@darkvioletcloud talk about the terms of their writing why some felt rush and should have more sceen time and some fan ship that could actually work out in the show

thank you garfield i will not turn your beer into a slushie i promise <3

My point with that bit is that we don’t know what anyone is redeeming because we aren’t given anyone’s backstories except Vaggie, who’s an angel. We don’t know why these characters are in Hell, or if Charlie has any personal beliefs or restrictions. If the show is about redemption, we should know what’s being redeemed, and we should know what Charlie’s personal limits are, if any. There’s the concept of mortal sins vs venial sins in Catholicism. Big bad sins that destroy your soul vs ones that kinda suck but you can recover. The show has the perfect position to tackle the idea of if someone is too far gone. What would happen if Charlie redeemed Val, he went up to Heaven, and he encounters one of his victims? Charlie has no deeper personal beliefs, which makes her a shallow character. She believes it’d be “so mean” to use force against Val to free Angel or sway him in any manner, even though she knows he’s in a horrible situation. She’s also okay with watching Alastor kill other sinners, even though her whole thing is that she wants to stop sinners from being killed. Charlie may believe everyone has the capacity for redemption, but would they deserve it? Would it be fair to someone already in Heaven if, one day, their abuser or murderer appeared in Heaven one day, just because they did whatever caused Sir Pentious to get into Heaven? (Which, another thing: Is redemption even how someone gets into Heaven? How’d Sir Pentious even get there? And once more, *why is he in Hell?* If Adam’s impromptu bullshit rules are why Sir Pentious got into Heaven, then that’s not really him working on what got him into Hell in the first place, because we still don’t know.) Anyway I’m happy that you caught the jaywalking thing because that’s an Easter egg I slipped in there. The rest of that list is something I found on a Christian website, but I have an in-joke with my friends about how jaywalking is the worst thing you can do ever. A good chunk of the stuff on that list are things that I don’t personally believe are sinful, but my greater point is that this show that’s allegedly about sin and redemption never once hints as to what sins any of these sinners committed in life.

@@darkvioletcloud I mean there are some implications why they are in Hell, Alastor obviously was not a very good person in life, and neither was Nifty it seems. Also I disagree about Charlie being shallow, she has her own beliefs and thoughts on both Heaven and Hell and she clearlyh just isn't very confrontational which is the thing with Val. And from what I saw she didn't look too okay with what Alastor was doing but if it at least got them out and how Alastor still helps at times it's eh...even if yeah she wants to stop sinners from being killed . I would say for Pentious it was redemption, he is a lot more loyal and friendly now clearly and stopped trying to conquer land and areas. I don't think it's Adam rules that got Pentious into heaven but a different set of actual rules. And with what we see of him we kinda know what got him into Hell, he was a crazed inventor who caused havoc and chaos.

@@darkvioletcloud I might just not invested enough but I really don't see the point of arguing about the writing. Its garbage. But that doesn't take away from the fact the it's still an enjoyable show to watch when you are just there for the surface levels things. But thats just me

It’s best to stand up to people instead of run away. I don’t know if it’s just me but I don’t like unfinished business and the person might come back to finish it which wouldn’t be good.

@@blackqweenmars I agree. I think standing up is a good thing and I like how he stood up for Nifty. I just feel it is not always necessary to have a victim/survivor confront an abuser. I also just did not like how comedic the scene played out and how…cliche it was. Abuse is not a thing to slap onto your tumblr oc. It’s real and it’s painful.

@@jitterjatter6218 I mean abuse is one of the most popular forms of trauma to put on your OC and it can be done right but when you’re a teenage girl who still thinks that abuse is something aesthetic and attractive that you’re probably not going to make an accurate depiction of it

@@blackqweenmars completely agree

Yup. It may seem a bit funny out of context, but in context, it's deeply uncomfortable and upsetting. I highly recommend Devilman Crybaby. It'll mess you up in a good way.

Viv obviously changed that and didnt want to stick with Vaggie's original info on her being in human trafficking or what I think was that, her being an Angel that just lost an eye & Wings as she was left behind is not serious as being in human trafficking and we see how soft everything is especially in comparison to the Pilot, nothing about the show despite me not watching it makes me feel or think this is Adult and humans are vile, Pilot did better especially with Katie, Alastor and Angel saying things like "Dont get your Taco in a twist baby" and "Whatever pisses you off more" in Vaggie's response. I expected the show to go all out and be so mature, unhinged and hopeless that I'd feel like shxt like I did with those like Pilot Katie.

I’ll be fair with you, I’m scared regarding the backstory of a few characters especially the ones that lived far in the past. Depending on their situation, you’ll have to do some amount of research to present their situation properly. I feel like Viv changed Vaggie’s backstory because she realized how much work she’ll have to do to cause human trafficking in El. Salvador was (still is) a real issue, especially in the 80s when a CIVIL WAR was occurring. That and possible fan service. My personal take on Vaggie is that she was a child soldier who lost her parent during a shooting, forced to join the military to survive as an orphan but lost her eyes and died from blood loss.

Fr like we don’t see any backstory or flashbacks or anything, and most of the characters are flat and static

Only characters we know why they’re in hell is Charlie(she was born in hell), Vaggie(she had her eye cut out and was banished for refusing to kill a demon child during and exorcism), and Lucifer(he wanted his own domain and was the first demon).

@@blackqweenmars The non-humans. And I thought this was going to be a show about sinners.

I dunno...they felt like a good group of friends to me so...I dunno I would argue it made sense.

It is taken pretty seriously since episode one by Charlier though/

@@jaydenc367 Episode one? You mean the one where she dances through hell and sings a song and then pitches her idea to Adam with crayon drawings. Yeah, sooo serious.

@@avivastudios2311 It's called being optimistic and trying to present the plan in her own way, she was clearly upset when Adam told her that the next extermination is only in 6 months and at the start we literally see her reading a storybook to help her calm down while the genocide is going on in the background...of course it's taken seriously.

@@jaydenc367 There's not enough focus on the suffering in hell. It's just "Whoop, better go pitch my idea to the angels cause I'm kinda bummed about this whole genocide thing." That's what it looks like to us, the audience. There had to be a bigger focus on the loss. Maybe have Angeldust or Husk lose a friend to the genocide so that we can talk about it more.

@@avivastudios2311 I disagree there is more then enough suffering reallly. I mean she had to pitch it soon at that point really. We saw the loss with the genocide though. I mean yeah that could have helped actually but still we saw it pretty clearly.