Rachael Eyreさんのイラストまとめ

I particularly enjoy the claim he “isn’t really gay.”

This is the straightest way in the world to react to a big hunky man picking you up.

When he was recast for the main series, common complaints were that he “lacked the menace of a prince of Hell,” was “badly acted/voiced” and (most damningly) “too gay.”

They hadn’t realised his character and purpose had changed entirely.

Maybe I’m being pessimistic, but I can’t help noticing all these bad takes and criticisms surfaced only after people’s headcanons were debunked and they realised they’d been watching a queer show all this time.

Such as Blitzo having “too much screentime”🙄

I’d never dreamt that I would see an episode of a cartoon revolving around #comphet & a character’s queer awakening. It was the first time I’d seen a gay child with a crush.

It also sensitively handled female on male domestic violence.

It proved Helluva was special.

Fans who blame Blitzo for everything wrong with their relationship act as though this is a trivial concern - but it isn’t, at all.

Would you want to be in a longterm relationship with someone who considered you inferior?

*This* is why he pushes back & keeps him at arm’s length.

Theory: at the end of the series, we’ll find out it’s a book Loona has been writing on her phone #HelluvaBoss

Moxxie and Millie free fall into the basement #HelluvaBoss

Sisters #HelluvaBoss

Fans need to understand that just because they watch or read something, they don’t own it. The creator doesn’t owe them anything.

If the creator wants to write about queer characters and experiences, that’s up to them.

If that’s a deal breaker, that says more about you.