Ike the Fox

I just hope she includes some more (and better) fat representation, instead of making every character a twink and only making a character fat to demonstrate that as a "flaw" or a negative trait somehow.

For me personally, I don't understand why the sin of greed is fat and not gluttony, except the latter has more in common with food than greed does. Beelzebub's design should be similar to Mammon's in terms of weight because greed overall has less to do with food but greed is seen as far worse than gluttony and other sins combined. I'm sure most religious people or even normal people wouldn't disagree if you said greed is a more dangerous trait overall than gluttony.

Just seems like an odd choice to make the greed sin fat but deliberately do something else when you're also making another character who is known for eating who somehow just looks miraculously thin? When her character is literally tied to eating and you can see see it happen?

I don't know what Vivziepop's thought process was behind that. It almost feels like she's afraid of making an overweight character look good in any light, which seems like a stretch until you realize most of the 'bigger' shaped characters (including Adam from Hazbin Hotel) are always portrayed as antagonistic or obnoxious in some way. They're made to be the big bad guys, literally in this case.

It's possible to write complex bigger sized characters without making them insufferable because of the plot of whatever. But you have to believe, Vivziepop, please just do the bare minimum.

Or at the very least give us a character like Mammon that isn't just instantly evil and we're told to immediately dislike him. It can't be that hard to write a fat character who isn't bad.

Life imitates art and sometimes vice versa, so be careful what messages or themes you put in your show. Make it clear what it is you're trying to say or accomplish instead of making fans guess your good intentions.

Thanks for reading my word vomit. I think representation matters a lot in the media, even if viewers outside of certain groups might not fully grasp the discrimination that they may face or the struggles they go through.