u/Radiant-Selection686

Yo no, pero mi abuela llena de agua el detergente para "hacerlo rendir mas".

Did Lucifer really do what he says, or is he just mocking Adam? Is he actually using women and his relationships with them as ammunition to get under Adam’s skin, or is his jab fair? Do you think it’s okay?

And yes, I know he’s not perfect, and neither is his morality.

Reposted because I didn’t explain what I meant very well.

Credit to all the artists! they’re incredibly talented! My favorite, as I always say, is the version by r/reminoaa.

First, because if the Vees, who are complete scum, are allowed to have loved ones and care about them, then Adam should be allowed that too. Second, because this isn’t Helluva Boss, where villains are allowed to be purely evil without nuance. In Hazbin, everyone is supposed to have moral complexity, and even if Adam is evil, he can still be given positive traits or healthy relationships.

I’ve seen some people say that Lute’s development and possible redemption will involve her realizing that Adam didn’t love her and that he was awful.

I don’t like that, and in my opinion, it would work better if Adam genuinely cared about and valued her. That would explain why Lute places so much importance on avenging him, because their relationship, even if it wasn’t romantic, was something meaningful to both of them.

If they go with the route that Lilith left Hell and abandoned her family for a noble or justified cause, I hope they don’t invalidate Charlie’s pain over her departure or treat her badly for feeling that way.

Yes, a person can have noble goals, but their actions still impact others, even if those people understand them. For Charlie, no matter how mature she was, her mother leaving affected her deeply and shapes much of her behavior and attitude. And when she returns, it’s something that should still affect her, no matter how much she loves her mother or understands why she left.

Yes, Lilith can redeem herself for her actions, but I hope Charlie doesn’t just go along with it and play happy family. I hope she stands her ground and makes it clear that her mother’s departure mattered to her and caused her pain, even if it was justified.

I say this because in many series, when a morally gray character does something cruel to the protagonists, those protagonists are often denied the chance to feel hurt, or the story forces them to ignore the gravity and emotional impact of those actions.

In the first movie, when the Winx transform into Enchantix, they have a completely new transformation sequence and an original song. It establishes a different and unique style for the transformation.

In the second movie, with Believix, they have a new transformation sequence, but the song is the same as in season four.

And in the third one, they don’t come up with anything new at all. It feels like they just took the Sirenix transformation sequence from one of the episodes and pasted it into the movie, since there’s nothing new.

Did they just get lazy, run out of ideas, or not have the budget?

I’ll admit that I don’t care about Angel Dust as a character. He’s just there to suffer and be a victim, and everything I liked about him in the pilot isn’t in the series anymore. Until he becomes more than just the show’s punching bag, I don’t really care what happens to him.

I know this is a Jax hate sub, but both topics are connected.