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It speaks a lot to how much Emily trusts her sister, she feels safe to comfort her even after pulling away twice moments before
You could see Emily was about to put her hand on Sera's shoulder to comfort her before Sera questioned Peter and she pulled back. Then when she does put her hands around Sera's arm, the latter pulls away from her.
Despite this, she still safe enough to comfort her afterwards. She knows Sera won't actually do anything harmful to her, she trusts her sister. I like how Sera also initially rejects her but then doesn't pull away when Emily holds her hand and accepts her hug at the end too.




It speaks a lot to how much Emily trusts her sister, she feels safe to comfort her even after pulling away twice moments before
You could see Emily was about to put her hand on Sera's shoulder to comfort her before Sera questioned Peter and she pulled back. Then when she does put her hands around Sera's arm, the latter pulls away from her.
Despite this, she still safe enough to comfort her afterwards. She knows Sera won't actually do anything harmful to her, she trusts her sister. I like how Sera also initially rejects her but then doesn't pull away when Emily holds her hand and accepts her hug at the end too.

Ah so that's why Shok.wav was there. He helped Vox copy Lucifer

I swear, I like Alastor but his glazers are something else

I swear, I like Alastor but his glazers are something else




I love how you can see Emily go from upset at Sera for pulling away from her to concerned and sympathetic when seeing how stressed her sister is




I love how you can see Emily go from upset at Sera for pulling away from her to concerned and sympathetic when seeing how stressed her sister is

The way how both Niffty and Vox have almost killed their friends and they barely even care sends me

Watching this video really hammered home to me how both fans and haters of the show are incapable of handling the message
The premise of Hazbin Hotel is anyone can be redeemed. No matter how far you fall, you can still rise at the end. No matter how terrible you were, you can still choose to become better at the end of the day.
Now yes, we know not EVERYONE is getting redeemed, Viv already confirmed this in a Colldier's Night Interview. There will be some who just never want to change for the better. However, that still doesn't change the fact its still extremely likely the show WILL redeem a seemingly irredeemable character.
Its hilarious because if Vox does get redeemed, I'm certain we'll hear a lot of people (like this video above) that complain "he didn't deserve to get a redemption arc" (opposite of the show's message). But if Vox doesn't get redeemed and none of the other villains do, watch those SAME people turn around to say, "this show never truly proved anyone can be redeemed, none of the characters who got redeemed were actually evil".
Furthermore, I feel people forget that Vox doesn't have to redeemed in season 3. We can see the START of his arc. Viv said he stays important all the way until the end. Its likely his arc will start in season 3 and then conclude in season 5. That will truly prove anyone can be redeemed and make the arc feel less rushed at the same time.
It genuinely feels like peopel flip between saying things like "none of the Vees should be redeemed, it'd ruin their character" and then "Pentious was barely even evil, his redemption didn't mean much. Sera was morally grey, she wasn't ever a villain." Like do we truly want to see it proven "anyone can be redeemed" or should it only characters who aren't even that bad?

Their relationship is one of the best parts of the show

Val was so jealous of Alastor in this scene, I wonder how Vox would have reacted if he could understand the former
"Oh, I can't take this anymore. Oh, what a stupid demon, that stupid son of a bitch! I don't understand what he sees in that imbecile, because I'm here, beautiful, absolutely beautiful!" is what val was mumbling as he walked away