I Recently Noticed How Basically Every Piece Of Fanart That Involves The Hotel Lobby In Some Way Ineviteably

I recently noticed how basically every piece of fanart that involves the hotel lobby in some way ineviteably has the old style couches from the season 1 Hotel. Obviously only talking about the comics/situations that are supposed to play after the end of season 1.

I genuinely wonder if they chose to stick with the old designs for them, seeing as they kissed the old art-deco Hotel goodbye as well (rip, it will be missed)

Feels to me like they would change the internal design to match the newer look of the Hotel.

I bet he's been sitting on his hands for a week. Just bursting to have Vox find out and announce his return to the entire Pride Ring. It's so much more impactful when someone else does it for him.

When SOMEONE ELSE is pointing at the Radio Demon being back like:

Don't get me wrong. Alastor's return could also have been framed/staged in a dramatic manner himself. But the entertainment value, the impact and overall presentation is much much better from Alastor's point of view when it is VOX doing all the work for him and embarassing himself in the process.

"You know me too well." is not just something Valentino can say at Vox. It's also something Vox can say towards Alastor and that makes it all the more delicious.

i choose to believe that alastor didn't really need to go to the tailor in ep 2, his coat was already tattered as hell, he just noticed vox spying on him and needed an excuse to go out and see the drama unfold firsthand bc he knew vox wouldn't be able to resist making it the whole city's business

Redrew one of the first Alastor I did back in May to see if I finally got the hang of this style

Part 1 Lucifer goes Lustinder (2/8)

BEWARE THE RADIO DEMON

Loosely inspired by THIS post.

@soot-and-salt

The snippet is delicious.

I don't think people are physically able to break deals that way. If something is magically binding, I think they can't resist it unless they are very powerful (If Helluva Boss lore can be believed here, not even a Sin like Asmodeus would be able to break something like that).

My main reasoning for this would be something very subtle in the very same scene. When Alastor is talking about "why he is here", his answer was initially "for the entertainment." But there was a moment in there where he went "and..." *hesitate* his fist glowed green and both him and his shadow were staring at it and then he continued with "..fail spectacularly." Somehow it feels like he was about to let someting slip and the energy prevented him from continuing. Just my personal thinking, of course.

Also: The deal is between Vaggie and Alastor specifically. It does not prevent anyone else from asking him to "engage with television technology". And let's not forget one essential part of the deal. The wording specifies "asking" him to do something. Vaggie's modus operandi is giving Alastor orders. The deal will not prevent her from ordering him to do something.

All in all it seems like something mild and we really have to see what comes of it in season 2.

The possibilities are very very delicious in any case!

Alastor and Vaggie’s Deal

So I'm having thoughts. I've seen a lot of speculation that Alastor's deal with Vaggie in episode one is going to be his trump card to not fight Vox. However, let me pose a different question:

What happens if Vaggie breaks the deal?

What if she doesn't realize that the deal would apply to Vox? What if she does ask Alastor to fight him? What happens to her?

And what if this is what Alastor is counting on? What if he knows the consequences to breaking a deal and is just waiting for Vaggie to slip up? Look at their deal. Alastor had to do a single favor for her, a one and done, and she is bound to uphold her end for eternity.