I Hate How True This Is

I hate how true this is

The Hellaverse fandom will never know peace.

Thoughts on the pride comic, spoilers ahead:

I liked the one about Spelltine, but found the Toradeen one kinda boring. The Toradeen part has like 20 pages and the Spelltine part has half of it. I wish it would be reversed because the Valentine plot had much more going for it.

Spelldon and Valentine’s shenanigans were pretty fun and I love that Whisp appeared! But I do think that the Draculaura part deserved a bit more time.

About the other comic, the fanfiction part seemed unnecessary to me, it didn’t really tie in with the other plot and I wish they had focused more on Toradeen instead of the other lesbian couple we literally just met.

Overall I’m still not sold on G1 Toradeen (though I love the G3 version) but I appreciate that this comic exists, it’s a solid 8/10 for me.

I have seen some people complaining about how Stolas being part of the problem isn’t addressed in this episode.

Let me remind everyone, this is a Blitzø-centric episode.

Stolas isn’t the focus here, if he was, he probably wouldn’t be that drunk for the majority of the episode. While yes, he has a lot of screen time, most of it is dedicated to him acting as a catalyst for Blitzø to figure out his own internal problems.

It doesn’t mean they won’t address Stolas behavior and as we have seen before he is way more proactive and quick when it comes to fixing his behavior. Perhaps he won’t even need a whole episode dedicated to learning his lesson, but rather a conversation with Blitzø or some eye opening moments here and there.

Let’s be patient, this season isn’t over yet.

“Does anybody love you Blitzo?”

“No…but I’m really good with guns now! DANCE BITCH!!!”

Thread of everyone's favourite non-sexual Helluva Boss jokes go. I'll start: "I'll... I—I'll call HR" *burst of laughter*

Yep.

It happened in a Instagram comment section.

The Tumblr haters are already annoying, but the Instagram ones are a whole other level.

The Hellaverse fandom will never know peace.

I remember when my literature teacher from middle school openly voiced how she disliked teen books like Harry Potter (this was before the transphobia thing btw), that they weren’t real literature and therefore not valuable.

At some point she commented on my favorite saga, Percy Jackson, even though she never read it. You know, it hurts. It hurts to have schools telling you to read more and then calling you out for not reading the right things.

As a young girl who was scared of the future, who later would spent her formative years in a fricking worldwide lockdown, who is likely neurodivergent but still doesn’t have a conclusive diagnosis, Percy Jackson was my biggest solace.

It gave me hope, strength to keep going, it taught me I’m not alone and it pushed me to become a better artist. I don’t know where I would be today without it.

It did way more to me than any “real literature” I ever read. It’s valuable, even though some can’t see it.