#helluva boss blitz

[satoumafuyuss]

Early Morning

[bbydollblitzo]

horseys r vry smrt. momi techd sirkis horseys hwo 2 danz n wakl n jupm

[hayze-draws]

Just 2 exhausted demons sleeping on the couch 😴

Speaking of sleepy demons, it's 3am and I'm shattered, so I'm off to bed, too 😂

[drama-glob]

Even though he wound up being a motherf**ker, apparently he was trying to be a daddyf**ker, which makes him trying to call Striker that all the funnier in my opinion. ;) XD XD XD

*Blitz has slept with Stolas though, so that makes him a daddyf**ker as well, but I’m betting he earned that title long before he reunited with Stolas. ;) XD

[hyperfixed-owl]

Blitzø “cheerleader” Buckzo I love him 🥹

He is a PROUD boss ✨️

[amalthea-13]

Stolas, Mastermind, and Religious Symbolism + Classism Conversation

Hello Again Everyone! I'm Amalthea, the obsessed Stolas kinnie who has to much religious trauma so I cope with this demonic show!!!!

Now lets get into Stolas and religious symbolism, because many of you Stolas Haters seem to not understand WHY what Stolas did was so important and profound.

Now before anyone tries to disqualify me from this conversation, the Christian faith has been big in my family for roughly the last 6 years and is something I am sadly to familiar with. It's traumatized me in many ways, but gives me a lot of insight.

Moving on, Stolas's entire moment in Mastermind was meant to mirror the sacrifice on the cross. Plain and simply, Stolas took a punishment he didn't deserve for someone who was technically "beneath him".

When it comes to the biblical story of The Cross, he took a punishment he did not deserve, a god humbling themself down to the status of their creation, living a good life as a pure sacrifice, and taking on the punishment of the created. A punishment he did not deserve nor merit. He was blameless.

Stolas humbled himself in Mastermind by willingly getting on his knees, put his head on the chopping block, and was willing to take the punishment of an imp. This type of willful sacrifice is unheard of. Stolas was willing to do it without a second thought, sacrificing everything for someone we would note as "unworthy".

A lot of people still like to insist Stolas is classist in season 2, but in my opinion, many of his behaviors change from season 1 to season 2, but if none of that proves it for you.

If Stolas truly looked down on Blitz, why even go to the trial? It's not like he owed it to Blitz. The man is a Prince. Blitz broke into his home and stole from him, taking advantage of his vulnerability and love? I mean- who wouldn't let him burn?

Stolas wouldn't let him burn. Despite everything, the hurt, the pain, the ridicule?

Stolas got on his knees

a ROYAL

kneeled

got on his knees humbly

without question or asking for special treatment,

to take Blitz's punishment, an imp's punishment.

I want to emphasize that he DID NOT HAVE TO DO THIS. He owed Blitz NOTHING at this point. Stolas in the eyes of the law was completely blameless. He was painted to be an innocent lamb by Andrelphus.

Therefore, Stolas's sacrifice was humble. He stooped to the place of a commoner without question and was willing without question to take Blitz's place even if it meant his life.

What is emphasized a lot in the Christian faith is that humans are not worthy of what was done on the cross. That the gift that was extended to them as sinners was not earned by anything other than the sacrifice made.

Blitz did not deserve Stolas's grace, just like humanity did not deserve the sacrifice made for their salvation.

Blitz didn't deserve to be pardoned, the man was guilty, but Stolas willingly took the judgement and punishment that was not his to take. The same way what happened at the cross was unearned and was a willing sacrifice by a deity humbling themself to a created human body to pave the way for salvation.

Blitz above everyone else understands the sacrifice that was made. Even if Stolas was not executed, he was fully willing to go the full entire mile without question.

Again, the fact a royal, a prince of all things, got on his knees to give his life in an imp's place is important. Thus, it's why I get mad when people say Stolas is "classist", specifically in season 2.

More than anything he has slip ups where he can come off as ignorant (i.e. being disgusted at working holidays, crying out he is poor), but Stolas has his good moments too, pointing out to the woman who was complaining about IMP taking to long to finish the hit that their job is hard and he can only imagine how difficult it is.

He gets shit on left and right, but never complains despite people literally spitting in his food or giving him dirty looks. If the man truly, genuinely, believed any of this was beneath him he would have been complained a long, long time ago.

Can he be ignorant? Sure, but he makes up for it by being understanding of how hard Blitz's occupation can be and not letting a customer talk shit about him or bad mouth him when Blitz isn't even in the room to witness it.

Stolas in a sense is mirroring the story of the cross, he is now at the same status as an imp because well he took on the judgement of one and therefore is willing to put himself through whatever it took to protect Blitz.

Even when that meant stooping to his knees without a second thought.

The way this episode was written could not be a mistake, especially since Brandon Rogers himself in interviews has said Vivzie takes biblical mythology very seriously.

This imagery and dichotomy was set up on purpose, so you, the viewer, can see that Stolas was not just- giving up his life.

He gave up everything for someone "beneath him". He sacrificed all of it without question, even when it hurt, even when his mental health plummeted, even when it did not benefit him.

He got on his knees, taking a punishment that by the law he did not deserve, for someone who by law was guilty.

Stolas allowed Blitz to be pardoned. He put himself in the crossfire so he could walk away free.

Not even asking for anything in return.

Stolas has trauma related to death. He knew what he was risking by taking on this sacrifice, but he did it WITHOUT QUESTION.

He didn't ask to be pardoned.

He didn't use his power or status.

He painted himself out to be the bad guy to free Blitz of any punishment.

Blitz tried to stop him not just because he loved Stolas, but he knew Stolas didn't deserve it. Blitz himself knew he did not deserve to be pardoned.

That Stolas didn't need to humble himself for a measly imp. An imp that has broken his heart over and over.

Despite everything, it's still you.

Despite the pain, hurt, and trauma Blitz has caused Stolas, it was still Blitz. He could not let him die. He could not allow him to be put to death. Not when Stolas knew he had the power, status, and influence to take Blitz's place and keep him safe.

He didn't have to stoop this low on the social ladder.

Many argue that Stolas just thought he "didn't have to live with the consequences", but that's also not true. Stolas was prepared for whatever came at him. He knew either way he was going to be punished somehow. The sacrifice ended up not being his life, but he still did it anyway.

He doesn't complain, nor does he ask for death or beg to be offed. He willingly takes the punishment.

The only time Stolas remotely regrets his decision is because of one thing.

Octavia. She is the only thing he regrets leaving behind. Not his status, not his wealth, just his daughter.

That is the only thing Stolas regrets because that girl was the only good thing that came out of his marriage, he said so himself.

He gave up the only thing he truly ever cared about, and that of all things he should have some right to be hurt over and cry about. He has every right to be frustrated or even a bit confused, even if it comes off as ignorant. The man lost everything and had his life altered without so much as a moment of breathing room.

In conclusion, I mostly wanted to bring up the religious imagery to explain to you, the reader, why it was such a profound and important sacrifice. Not only did it break the social barriers, fuck all that,

Stolas kneeled and humbled himself when he didn't need to. That's the point you need to take away from this. He humbled himself even before he got his sentence and was exiled. The minute he saw Blitz's head on that chopping block, he was willing, without a second thought or doubt, to sacrifice everything for him.

A punishment that he didn't deserve nor merit. A pardon that Blitz didn't deserve and yet he did it.

Why? Because despite everything, it was still him. It was Blitz. How could he not stoop to his knees to save him?

[ayel-goetia]

Can we see Blitzo in your hellborn au please

Of course! 🤭

Here's the design for his first appearance... That's right, I'm planning on making a comic of this AU at some point!

So I don't want to give too many spoilers about the AU 😉

Sorry for taking so long to respond! 😓

💖Thanks for asking!💖

[kailedoobee]

i miss them

[adel1na-art]

~You are my light. ✨️

~You are my heart. 💕

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This is part 2 of one of my first Stolitz drawings that I was very proud of at the time. I wanted to see my progress and give this picture a more positive twist. 🥰

Old Version:

[jellybe-gets-creative]

Scene redraw!

[scarlattobrightstar]

I couldn't help myself to draw my impsona with my fav characters as the kitten merch!! It turned out so cute! 💕💕✨

[angstandhappiness]

DUDE, ACCURATE

Stolitz as lyrics: Stolas' POV

Blitzø's POV

[Memories - Dean Lewis // Want You To Want It - Aquilo // What Have I Done - Dermot Kennedy // To Die For - Sam Smith // Last Song - Isak Danielson // The Loneliest - Måneskin // Cinnamon Girl - Lana del Rey // Never Was - REAVES // Grace - Lewis Capaldi // The Night We Met - Lord Huron]

[ghoulcooties]

AND THE PREORDER FOR THE VALENTINE'S STANDEES IS LIVE!! Running until March 14th, delivery should be late April early May.

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[verchknyaz]

Had some fun with this art challenge

Did u see your fandom here? 👀🪄

[bbydollblitzo]

hahaha pigy n horsey best frens lik me n Fizz or me n Stolas

Mikey and Nacho, BFFs forever. 🐽❤️

[skyaltair]

My sketch in watercolor and markers

I'm love them so much 🥹