Helluva Boss Out of Context

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[@BlueBonzi99]

I'm really glad people are enjoying this :D btw play deltarune chapter 2!!!

[@amaracaroline9482]

Let’s face it: We all know the context to these scenes because we’re all fans.

[@foxn._.dogboi2241]

Therapist: “don’t worry Millie with a battle axe doesn’t exist”

[@dracothewarrior4316]

"Why are we only using weapons from Japan's Edo period?!"

[@reichr]

I just love the scene where Stella is

[@lunacxx1330]

‘What are you?’

[@KazuNEET]

"I challenge you to a fucking...challenge." had gotta be one of my favorite moments in helluva boss.

[@luxluther436]

I like to think that a barista murdered people with their drinks and so when they died they were forced to spend eternity as Moxxie’s barista

[@only1bladetitan]

“Why don’t you take an art class!”

[@idiomasentusiasticos7954]

“DONT LET HER

[@Smallee.]

"or What..?"

[@nobodynexus]

Millie:

[@minkwitch4422]

Can we just take a moment to acknowledge the amount of effort and dedication put in to the fight scene in episode 6? So much detail and time put into it, it's one of the most insane animation scenes I've ever seen.

[@DarthVaderBonk]

4:04

[@Sonics-ee5fl]

blitz is just... the biggest mood

[@clottedscream]

One thing that this show does really well that you don’t really see in other “super violent edgy adult cartoons” is they incorporate the violence into the themes of the show really well. The fight scene at the end of episode 6 is hyper violent but in a way that spells out the main characters’ arcs and development and relationships with each other so beautifully. The violence doesn’t feel like stupid superfluous shock value for the sake of shock value, but it’s an actual part of the story. It’s additive

[@guest2340]

The subtle details in these episodes keep me watching again and again. Right as Blitz says “I’ve had one too many emotions for today”, Blitz looks down and his voice wavers a little, and Moxxie notices and looks over in concern, almost like a “holy crap, his acid trip must’ve really fucked with him. What happened in his?”. The whole moment comes and goes so fast that I never noticed it before, but it adds so much to what is very easily missed by the incredible action scene that it leads directly into. I am so here for this level of attention to detail.

[@stitch5064]

I love the music they used for Millie when she killing

[@Ender65tm]

Im pretty sure helluva boss IS out of context in general

[@Human_of_Wisdom_Says]

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