I have always had mixed feelings about the whole eye-visible-through-hair thing, I understand that hair is very fine and as such the eye should be visible behind, it's just the geometric shape of the hairstyle that gives me pause

ubaresc said:
I have always had mixed feelings about the whole eye-visible-through-hair thing, I understand that hair is very fine and as such the eye should be visible behind, it's just the geometric shape of the hairstyle that gives me pause

I get what you mean.

It's amazing...Helluva Boss has only been on Youtube for exactly one week now at the time of me typing this comment, and already Loona is taking both the internet and the furry fandom BY STORM!

Dear santa: please make loona the most popular character all along this month.
Amen (?)

ubaresc said:
I have always had mixed feelings about the whole eye-visible-through-hair thing, I understand that hair is very fine and as such the eye should be visible behind, it's just the geometric shape of the hairstyle that gives me pause

I usually do the middle route where you can see the shape of the eye but it's hair colored just so you can see the emotional expression.

First time a girl has ever told me that

Wait, so with that dialogue... maybe Jesus of Nazareth is a real part of the Hazbin Hotel lore?

Does that mean that eventually there's going to be a grand reconciliation between angels, demons, humans, furries, and everybody else in which they all get together and get along in the long run, living in peace and tranquility someday?

Obviously, I'm reading way much into a little piece of text, yet the idea that a adult cartoon series literally set in hell has an extremely happy ending coming would not just subvert expectations in an interesting way but also be pretty heartwarming?

SwiperTheFox said:
Wait, so with that dialogue... maybe Jesus of Nazareth is a real part of the Hazbin Hotel lore?

Does that mean that eventually there's going to be a grand reconciliation between angels, demons, humans, furries, and everybody else in which they all get together and get along in the long run, living in peace and tranquility someday?

Obviously, I'm reading way much into a little piece of text, yet the idea that a adult cartoon series literally set in hell has an extremely happy ending coming would not just subvert expectations in an interesting way but also be pretty heartwarming?

Also this is fanart and non-canon, so it doesn't matter until Someone explicitly say something similar in the official Hazbin Hotel episode/lore.

If it takes long to come...isn't that a good thing? Better than a quick shot, no?
Man, I don't get it, everyone has their preference...