SHE SAW SOMETHING I DIDN'T!!! Reacting to "Helluva Boss Episode 6 Truth Seekers" With Kirby!
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Published 2021-12-29
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Outro Song: • Leonell Cassio - Chasin' Balloons (ft...
All Comments (21)
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I like the small detail of Loona not being able to read when the red lights are turned on. dogs cant see the color red, which means that the lights would have actually messed up her vision and its not something Vivsie just decided to throw in.
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She is correct btw, the art style was changed to imitate Disney for that side of the musical
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Stolas smartly used the dead agents to draw his Ars Goetia summoning seal, it really a good detail. Also later in ep 7 thumbnail we see Asmodeus's Ars Goetia symbol too.
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I love how Agent Two gained Stolas’s accent when he possessed her. And the circle they draw around her is the real life seal used. The detail of this show
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"Stolas? How did you know we needed help?" "I have my ways..." (Minutes earlier) "...hmm... A lot more souls are dropping down quicker than usual... Wait... their outfits look familiar... Oh my, I should probably check this out..."
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Shes right, the animation changed for both trips. Moxxie's was done in Disney Renaissance style while Blitzø's was done in classic Rubber Hose style.
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I like how when they're cornered and the Agents pull guns, Blitzo actually steps in front of the others to protect them.
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The hallucination scene really shows why some people shouldn't do psychedelics more than others if you have any sort of mental issue or baggage
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Hopefully this episode made people Appreciate Stolas....at first hes like "I really need the book to go to earth" then hes like "okay okay! I dont need! need it....but otherwise I gotta posses a whole bunch of people perform a blood ritual make an intricate circle using a body im not familiar with then use it to summon myself and its really really inconvenient and no fun for anyone involved"
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Duck: "I don't know Phantom, do you?!" Kirby: stares Blitzo: "Yes Biiiiiiitch!" You couldn't have timed that better if you tried!
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7:16 I love the implication here that during the entire action scene with Mille and Loona Blitz was just hammering this guy's mom.
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I cracked up when Kirby turned like she was going to leave during Moxie's coffee order rant, lol
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Love how Moxxie is in Disney while Blitzo is having a mental breakdown
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“Your mother wished you were adopted.” Damn Kirby chose violence 😂
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These dorks loved their crappy ninja weapons, but anyone straight up obsessed with ninjas could tell you that ninjas LOVED guns.
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I just noticed this after watching this episode so many times, but during stolas's scene you very briefly see Luna recording with her phone
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This is indeed a Phantom of the Opera scene in a Disney style of animation. Also there is another small homage paid to a series that escapes me in the last few frames of the drawing style of the song. There are some cleanup lines that are left. Great episode all in all. Also there is a paybill of Phantom of the Opera on Moxies wall in the Pilot.
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The animation style did take on a slightly softer, more "disney" aesthetic during Moxxies hallucination
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The reason that Hellhounds are considered so low in Hell is that they don't have any real inherent power and don't have any easy way to get power. Even Succubi can exert mental influence on Humans, but the most that a hound can do is be a good but squishy hand to hand combatant and sniff things. Honestly, in terms of street fights, even a Sinner would probably be a better option. Sure they might not be as deadly, but they don't really need to worry about dying themselves.
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The fact they drew the actual sigil for Stolas (according to the ars goetia, yea, it’s an actual book) is just such attention to detail.
