#helluvaboss loona

Crashing into everybody's lives, leaving shards behind.

The main illustration I made for the OneHelluvaZine! 😊

I really wanted to make an art nouveau stained glass!

It was before season 2 so I didn't know much about their respective childhoods! I put whatever I could in symbolism and flowers 💐 🌷

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Abel x Loona

A sketch compilation of a bunch of helluverse things I’ve either liked from recently or that might have been lost to some sketch layer.

In season 1 episode 8 Loona goes to a party where this snotty rich poodle says “you’re supposed to keep things that bring you joy.” And because of that, a lot of people have theorized that in the past, she was sent back to the orphanage/pound.

In season 2 Loona says “why don’t you replace me.” And Blitzø actually threatens to do so.

First of all, even IF Loona wasn’t abandoned the first time, saying that to a child you adopted who is probably already feeling like they’re less deserving of love because of the fact they were given up in the first place is SO fuck up. (And before anyone comes at me no, that does not give Loona the right to beat her father.)

But my point is that I have always felt really bad hearing Blitzø say, “If you don’t shape up, I will replace you.” And if I was Loona, I would lose all respect for Blitzø, and it would permanently fracture our relationship. Because it’s no longer about unconditional love, he has made it clear that if I am not his obedient little dog, then I am not worth keeping around. He has made the relationship purely conditional. It is on his terms that she will receive love.

First time watching I didn't see the visual clues that Blitzø gave about loving Stolas, it's very easy to miss unless you watch the episodes multiple times and search for hidden clues.

It's very simular to how little hidden images are in the background of the show and you can miss it if you don't pause.

But whereas we have received countless episodes of Blitzø telling the audience how much he actually loves Stolas, most of Loona's growth has been off screen and is probably a reaction to seeing how her dad messed up because he wasn't forward enough with his emotions.

Four times in Mastermind we see a version of Loona we haven't yet seen, yet somehow Stolitz is out of nowhere?? (She has always also only had a few seconds of small visual clues.)