théo’s art dump

JoJo A6 Ministicker designs are done!! <3

- Bruno Gang - Assassin’s Squad - Elite Guard - Bruabba - Seccolata

long time no see! my style has changed a lot since i drew him so heres a ciel test ☾

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I was wondering why did the fallen angels even rebel or listened to Lucifaa (Cilius)* if he was a cruel scientist guy who would use them as tools? Some like Olivia passionately took arms on his name. We see him mostly from Sandalphon’s point of view (mutually antagonistic for their jealousy, and his disregard for Sandalphon as he wasn’t on Lucifer’s level on his eyes - and he’s not the one who made him) and after the rebellion.

But there are a few subtle cues that show the primarchs being close to him and how different he was from the Astrals (probably because, deep down, he wasn’t truly one of them even if he didn’t know that):

- They address him by his name (even in a casual way, as if he was just a fellow co-worker). While the other Astrals are like generic “the astrals” to them and show a distance between them and Fa in their chats (except for the scene with Sandalphon and Lyria but he wasn’t part of his circle). If you didn’t know the context of the gossip, you’ll assume that Belial is a fratboy party guy and Fa is this nerd with straight As who bores Jock Uriel with technobabble.  - The angels were given the freedom to join the fallen angels by him and Belial (though Belial manipulated people to join: they had a choice and he didn’t force them when we know the other Astrals were brutal - as an example with Jade and Fenrir backstory). - Lucifaa was against the whole “Limitators” deal, meaning he never expected his creations to blindly obey him (hell, he’s even pleased when Lucifer doesn’t). - He made all those angels help the skies to evolve, some passion he apparently shared with Lucifer once. Sandalphon and he had a reverse development if you think about it. - When Belial takes a time to relay his message, he complains but he doesn’t punish him, he just gives a scathing snarky commentary. It’s like a work banter. This continues on their usual rapport, Belial is devoted but he’s insolent and obviously doesn’t care about his grand finale just Fa himself, but he, aware of this, grumbles and sometimes retaliates but not in a serious manner. Lucifer calling him “friend”, I doubt he would use that lightly. 

From the primals perspective, I think Lucifaa wasn’t just their maker, but the only one in the Astral Research project that probably seemed to care about them in his own standoffish way. He probably did once, I think, before he started to have the end of the world in the plans. But that was later where he used them for Avatar. But at that point he was far too gone and completely destructive.

It’s a shame we don’t see Faa’s and Belial’s descend to their villainous roles. What we see of them is through Sandalphon’s, Lucifer’s, Michael’s and Sariel’s POV. We only vaguely know Fa’s dreams probably played a part in his change. Being cranky and horny don’t make them evil, that came later, and they became associated with Mysterious Hood Guy who was clearly evil on sight.