Is Blitz a Bad Dad?
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The night Blitzo robbed Stolas' house was probably the last time he saw his dad considering he stole a fortunes worth of items and is still poor and his family portrait didn't feature Buckzo so my guess Buckzo immediately ran off with the loot probably while Blitzo was still at the play date.
...What happened to Fizz, though? There's storyboards for the current season that have him and Blitz walking down a long hall together as kids. Was he still working at the circus? Did Buckzo ditch the circus?
Oh my god you’re right he totally ditched his family!
@@TailsFan There’s a common theory that Blitzø caused some kind of accident that gave him his scars, and destroyed Fizz’s limbs. I guess we’ll have to wait and see, though.
that's actually a good theory
Maybe he died
Considering one of the things Cash used to guilt Blitz was helping him and his mother, and Blitz only mentioning how he wants to help his mom, I thought that meant maybe she had some health issues. All we know is that since Blitz is wearing her necklace, chances are she's gone
which is INTERESTING cause they're hellborn. They don't like fade away like in Warrior Cats. Over there, StarClan and Dark Forest cats fade away if they're killed AGAIN, or just after along time if no one remembers you. So what happens here? Do you go to double hell? It looks like blessing tipped items like lances and guns can kill royalty and overlords (Vaggie held one to Al's throat when he first entered the hotel, and Striker somehow got one to try and kill Stolas and actually HAS TWO blessing tipped guns.) I hope we get more into THAT cause when the show focuses up on the character drama, THAT'S the good sht.
@@TheRibottoStudios i think it’s been stated that hellborns (ex:imps) are able to be killed by normal means unlike sinners,royalty and the magne family. And when hellborns die their essence just goes back to hell. While sinners and royalty are essentially immortal.
I personally like to think that Cash took all of Stolas' treasures and just ran away, leaving his family with nothing and let whatever blame from the aftermath go straight to Blitz.
now its proven she is
i think blitz did go through a little arc during the adoption flashback, and went from wanting a family friendly pup to choosing to get the exact opposite of that, bcos he deeply related to loona and not cos she'd be the best adoptive daughter material, so his motivations aren't all selfish and that flashback was supposed to show that, where he goes from not wanting to adopt some pups cos they're sad or ugly to picking the most antisocial and agressive one that the lady herself was gonna skip over and not even give her a chance cos she was so unappealing to potential adoptive parents
To add to you comment. If you go back to the end of S1:ep7 Ozzie's. When Blitz scrolls through the images in his phone they are in reverse chronological order. This shows that he (Blitz) adopted Loona before he brought Moxxie onboard. Meaning he (possibly) was looking to adopt not for personal reasons, but more that he was looking for a company mascot. However changed his plans when he saw Loona and had his emotional response. As he has already shown that he is impulsively drawn towards people who share aspects with himself.
One of the things usual overlooked (or just unmentioned) is how panicked Blitz appears when Loona burst through the 2 way mirror in S1:ep6 and he realizes she was/is in harms way.
@@LucianELaveris
Here from the future, you are correct
(About blitzø adopting loona before meeting Moxxie and Millie)
“Be the dad he wanted not the one Loona needs” shit hit me like a truck got me reevaluating my life choices
But Blitz is the dad she needs and she loves him even if she has trouble showing it.
What if loona is subconsciously or intentionally closing off her emotions because she expects that blitzo is gonna abandon her one day just like her real parents? The bit where she said “why don’t you just grow a pair and replace me!?”
Not only that. I think she was also returned a few times.
Or maybe she’s just a terribly written character?
@squeezeecheese8829 I said she’s a terribly written character
@squeezeecheese8829 what’s bad about her writing is that they always make her look too mean spirited, never call her out for her actions, suffer any consequence for what she does or even have her question her actions
@squeezeecheese8829 I know the idea they’re going for, but with the execution is terrible. Think of one time in the series were Loona questions her actions or said I’m sorry. (Not counting spring broken). Again I know where you’re going with this, But I’ve seen characters done way better than Loona. Maybe episode eight will fix the problem with her, but after seeing what she’s done throughout the series, I highly doubt it.
If he had adopted a hellhound who’s actually a child, I think he’d do kinda alright as a dad. His fatherly instincts are there, but Loona just makes it hard, cause she’s Loona.
What would happen if Blitz gave up on her? We need that episode.
Edit: a bad dream episode
Cj mag no
True but Blitz is Blitz. I would say it’s both of them
Well loona isn't just loona. Blitzo is just constantly in her space a lot of the time they are on screen. Even with a child that can be very much especially with the conditions those hell hounds were put through. I don't agree with how she treats him, but I can't with how he treats her either. If you were constantly smothered, it would get annoying after a while.
@@orchidoxs126 true. I coulda worded that differently.
“He’s confused but he’s got the spirit” describes Blitzo as a dad perfectly
Honestly i think hes trying his best. He really doesnt have much to base parenting off of becuse how how bad his dad was. Blitzo is just trying to give her a home
he a lil slow, but he got it!
"Good intentions doesn't equal good results."
God that needs to be said louder for the people in the back. Road to hell is often paved with good intentions. I see people so often say things like "Oh well this character DIDN'T MEAN for this to happen" and that's all well and good. BUT that doesn't matter because their actions still had adverse consequences.
Did Anakin MEAN to get Windu killed and shove the galaxy into darkness and despair for god know how many decades? Well no of course not. But his own actions still led to that consequence. Did Wanda MEAN for her mind to be corrupted by the Darkhold? No but she still DECIDED to read it and use it and thus should suffer consequences for that. Her being mind warped doesn't excuse a thing. Anakin being victim to Palpatine's manipulations doesn't excuse his actions as Vader. Blitz is in the same boat. He means well, but that doesn't mean he's doing things the right way.
Fucking THANK YOU for the Wanda shout-out, I hate her xD
Everyone excuses her shit!! I'm honestly tired of it, not talking just about the Darkhold, it's been a trend in every movie/series she's been in.
The problem with Anakin and Wanda (and Blitzo sort of) is that they did all the bad stuff for themselves. They didn't care who they hurt, as long as their loved ones are safe. And they didn't even do it because they want their loved ones to be happy and safe from pain. They did it so THEY can be happy and safe from pain.
Yep. “Trying your best” doesn’t say much. You can try your best any time of day but that won’t solve your bad parenting until you actually parent. Break the cycle.
@@LoreCatan I LEGIT saw a HUGELY liked post on twitter comparing ANAKIN SKYWALKER to WANDA MAXIMOFF like....GIRL WHERE? Anakin fell as hard as he did cause he tried to save the woman he loved. Wanda LEGIT LITERALLY wanted to just kidnap some children. Where's the correlation?! lol God I hate Wanda stans lol
@@valentinkambushev4968 Anakin can KIND of get a pass, cause he WAS trying to save Padme, but felt too alone by that point to ask for proper help from Obi-Wan. But that's also on him too. Obi-Wan, Padme, Ahsoka, they all loved and cared for Anakin. But Anakin was often too in his own head and afraid of losing them to really let them in to see that. But he was also a HUGE control freak because of that fear of loss-he's really very fascinating to look at as a character.
Loona almost called Blitz dad instinctively, which means he HAS to be doing SOMETHING right at least. If she's starting to recognize him as her dad even in this context, then it means he must be doing a decent job, cause if she wasn't, nothing would change.
Freaking. Thank you. For pointing this out before I did.
I honestly do love their father/daughter relationship. In my opinion, Loona just hates to admit how much she does appreciate the things Blitzø did/does for her, but Blitzø is still her dad, and you can always see the soft spot she does have for him!
Indeed, all the little smiles in various episodes and her almost calling him Dad. Im sure she would if Blitz stopped treating her like a child. Like seriously the 2 of them should go out Drinking or something and just TALK.
I don’t. It just reminds me of that couple from that episode screams of silence from family guy.
@squeezeecheese8829 No. Plus I never said I had a problem with the show, just a character
Agreed! Loona is just so heavily guarded cause of the things she went through so doesn’t want anyone close to her. I love blitzo / loona relationship. Blitzo sees a lot of himself in her; plus he never had anyone to love and care for him properly (considering his dad sold him when he was a boy). Loona is his chance to love someone and to be the dad to her that he always wanted. (Not always in the correct way) but he truly is trying and he loves her. The little smiles Loona gives, she appreciates the things he does for her. Just gonna take her sometime. Blitzo just has to not force it too much and not baby her but he’s a dad that’s trying that’s always enough for anyone💘💘
I think Blitz is an okay dad?
He's not very good at communicating with Loona, but then neither is Loona, and they're both technically adults.
However, he never is ashamed of Loona, is usually supportive of her, and even when he's angry with her, is absolutely her number one supporter even if the two butt heads at times.
Is he a good dad? That's debatable.
Is he a bad dad? No.
Do he and Loona need figure out their relationship more? Absolutely.
Problem is that this development takes so long to happen, loona barely gets any spotlight sadly.
@@RealValkor At least from some of the time she has gotten to take a more forward role in the story they show her as being able to understand Blitz quite well. Such as in S1 E6 when Blitzo orders Loona to close the portal and she explains that he used no metaphors or innuendos meaning things were serious. S2 E2 goes to show that again Loona understands Blitz well enough to forgive him over how protective he is of her.
@@RealValkor YES ! Their biggest problem is that Blitz is much more developed than Loona, so their relationship feels hollow
9:55 Blitzo only mentioned replacing Loona when she challenged him on it, and I think it's pretty obvious that he meant replacing her as his _receptionist_, not his daughter.
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Great video, but I disagree with the point about Blitz adopting Loona solely for selfish reasons. Yes, he wanted to adopt SOMEONE for those selfish reasons, but he didn't adopt LOONA SPECIFICALLY for those selfish reasons. His mindset changed when he saw her struggling, which I think is what the show was going for in that flashback. Initially, he just wanted to fill a hole in his heart, but when he saw himself in her, his wants changed. In that moment, looking at her through the bars, he wanted to help. (His actions afterwards though, the unconditional love and overbearing affection, definitely all for emotional self-fulfillment in addition to providing what he would have wanted as a child.)
In Blitz’s defence he adopted her when she was basically a young adult. I love Blitz so I’ll defend him at any degree😂
Tbh same, I adore blitz sm
also gotta love his flaws lol its good that he has these issues, makes him all the more loveable, get to see him develop perhaps in future, love him too as he is
You’re definitely my favorite helluva boss analyst. You’re concise, passionate, and never seem to lean too far into being too harsh or being too lenient. Keep up the great work!
100% agree, this amount of nuance in Media analysis in general is very difficult to find. Because even if I find myself not necessarily agreeing with his conclusion, I always agree with and understand how he got there. I usually just have a slightly different interpretation of something but it's never a "Holy cow where we watching the same show?!" kind of moment.
agreed, he's the only one i can watch that won't make me so confused abt an analysis
even if i dont agree i still can get an a view
some ppl are very biased when they make their videos or they are just doing it for clicks, some stuff not making any sense
like someone once said (before season 2 aired) that stolas may have to marry via off if he divorced stella- as if stolas wouldnt put up a fight, they didnt even say stolas would try todo anythin about it, that he would tolerate it
@@lilkeyla5769 lmao I totally love it when people treat their godawful theories as things that are totally going to happen in canon
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This is exactly what Encanto was trying to illustrate with generational trauma. The struggles and grievances define one generation, and they use those experiences to form the next generation. They know that the people they're influencing has their own lives and interest, but they feel like they must do everything in their power to secure what was broken in their younger years, disregarding everything even if the supposed danger, fear, and abandonment ceases to exist in the generation they're raising. Failing to see their fears, their faults, and their other assets because they're blinded by their own. Blitz loves Luna more than anything, but fails to see ALL her needs. Luna and Blitz are used to abandonment, but their ways of dealing with it are like night and day. This doesn't mean Blitz doesn't love Luna, but they fail to see eye to eye about their struggles and how they'd overcome them
Honestly I think putting his foot down with Loona and customer service was a good move. Like, yeah, that's your daughter but also this behavior ain't acceptable. Also you're running a business, so that boundary is VERY necessary. It doesn't mean he loves her less, or is replacing her in his life; it's just that in a professional setting, this is probably the right call. But this is another example of Blitz blurring family and professional life and it's just making things more messy than they usually would be.
The same boss who casually stalks his employees?
I see in Blitz many of the same things I see in Silco from Arcane. They're both loving and attentive, but that's not enough to be a good father. You can't be a good father without those things, but there's so much more to being a father/father-figure that they either haven't learned or refuse to learn. They both allow their own hangups and/or bad habits to influence their parenting as much or more than their love for their kid, leading to passing on trauma and continuing (or turning it into) generational trauma. They're bad fathers that you can still love and forgive (to a degree) because they're still trying in spite of themselves to be good fathers.
I love this comparison!
The big recurring idea of this show that was made pretty clear in 'Seeing Stars' that I think a lot of people are having trouble wrapping their head around is that it is possible to genuinely, unconditionally love one's child and want only the best for them, while ALSO being an absolute DISASTER of a parent. That is the summation of both Stolas's and ESPECIALLY Blitzo's relationships to their respective daughters (yes, Stolas WAS a genuinely good parent at one time, but it's clear that years of emotional abuse, among other things, have SERIOUSLY messed him up), and the latest episode pretty much sees Loona and Octavia begin to come to grips with this idea.
I don't know I think blitz is the kind of sad she needs even if she doesn't like it. Unquestionably supportive, even if he is a little or a lot over bearing it shows loona that he will always be there for her, and he seems to willing to own up to some of his mistakes with her.
Don't get me wrong they are both disfunctional broken people but like there disfunctions arent a caustic combo
The sad
@@samiam7327 We all love good sads.
I appreciate you mentioning Blitz’s selfish motivations for adopting Loona. I see so many people in the fandom saying she should be nice and grateful to him for adopting her and idk how I feel about that attitude. Parents choose to have/adopt kids, kids don’t ask to be born/adopted so I don’t think they by default owe you unconditional love. That doesn’t justify her abuse towards Blitz, that’s very much not ok, but I don’t think she owes him the relationship he wants from her.
Exactly, as someone with an emotionally immature and manipulative mother whos hurt me for years its so tiring to see. How hard is it for people outside of a situation like that to create parralels, just because her situations not as bad. Doesnt mean blitz as a father shouldnt be expected to improve what he can. He chose to become a father and with that choice he should have prepared for it. He is hurting her but cant see that becaise he only sees his perspective and intentions and writes it off as teen angst
She's not abusive towards Blitzo. That scene was very much played for jokes and is never a recurring issue or theme. But I agree she does not owe him anything. HOWEVER I feel it's incorrect to label Blitzo as adopting her for his own selfish reasons. I feel like that flashback was meant to show the exact opposite. He goes into it wanting a family friendly hellhound that will be nice to clients and make *him* feel better. Then he sees Loona. Someone who's hurting, who needs someone, and who will be cast out and abandoned if nobody helps. It's not just seeing himself in her, that's part of it yes, but this is also him realizing he can make a positive difference in someone's life. He can help this person and give them the support they need, because he understands what it's like to be abandoned and deemed as unlovable.
It's like Loona helping Octavia. She sees herself in Via, yes, but that doesn't make her reason for consoling Via selfish. She simply sees a person she can relate to and understands how to help.
I don't think Blitzo is a bad dad. If anything, I think him being so affectionate actually *works* for Loona, even if she never says it. She instinctively begins to call him dad, afterall. That's HUGE for adoptive/foster children (speaking from experience), sometimes it never happens. Could he do better? Yes. Is he trying to be better? It seems like it so far. But what they have now, as we're shown, works for them. Because of his unyielding affection and pride in her, Loona knows and is confident that no matter how she pushes him away or gets upset at him, he will never abandon her and never be truly disappointed in her.
@@camilla_luong This exactly. Thank you for being one of the few to point out that Blitzø is not acting wholly or even primarily out of selfish interests in his adoption of Loona in the end. Of course, the relationship is not perfect, but we see that they're both making progress towards something better.
I think Luna said it best in the last episode both Blitz and stolas our fathers who try really really hard to be good and make a lot of mistakes along the way.
One thing I'd point out is that Loona is actually one of the most well-adjusted members of the cast (only behind maybe the m&ms and possibly Octavia). She does have a mean streak a mile wide best exemplified by her constant demeaning of Moxie. However, if you look at what she actually does throughout the series she's relatively level headed. She manages to find Octavia, takes Blitz's order to close the portal DEADLY seriously when Blitz and Moxie are captured, protects the grimoire during a fire and in the middle of a massive battle, has learned to wield it better than Stolas's own daughter can, can relate to Octavia in a mature fashion upon meeting with her despite her own youth and lack of life experience, and while she does 'take a break' on the job in chapter 3 it is short and only happens because she REALLY wants to to get closer to Tex (who is also on the job).
For someone who seems to have basically been raised in a prison her entire childhood, she's rather level-headed and responsible. This is of course if we ignore the slapstick violence towards Blitz.
Hes a better dad than his own dad. That's kind of how parenting be when ur traumatised.
No, he means well but he's got some issues to work with and doesn't always make the right choice. He's definitely the most relatable parent in animation that I've seen in a while, not saying his trauma is common just saying his behavior and actions are very relatable to new and old parents.
He's got the aptitude to be a great father. but he essentially adopted a full grown woman, at least in the physical sense.
When Loona becomes more mature about her feelings with Blitz, then He'll have become a great father.
He’s not a bad dad, he cares and he’s trying
That doesn't make someone not a bad dad. I don't think Blitzo is a bad dad, but it's definitely not because he cares and he's trying, but because he's only making mistakes here and there rather than consistently, and he seems to learn from them.
He needs to accept Loona is 22 not a child, she has clear boundaries that he needs to learn
@@startheangel9760 Yea. Loona can be aggressive but loona has boundaries she needs to respect.
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I honestly think he’s trying to be the best he can be. Especially since his father was a shit stick. Blitz truly loves Loona to life and wants to give her the love he never had.
He is absolutely a great dad. He's dealing with so much trauma he's trying to grow from and trying to be the best dad he can be. That shows strength. My own mom had her own trauma that sometimesgot in the way of our relationship. The only difference him and my mom is that I wasn't almost 18 when she got me lol.
@Chemya i would say good
Yeah, recognizing you had a fucked up childhood and wanting to do better by your kids is one thing, but just like SC said, Blitzø's trying to be the dad he wanted rather than the dad Luna needs bc even if they've both been neglected, they want different kinds of support and ultimately trying to rectify your own trauma or failings through your kids ends up backfiring more often than not. An example would be Toph in Legend of Korra where it's shown she's taken a very overly permissive method to parenting her daughters because of how overbearing her own parents were and with how strained her relationship with the both of them are, it seemed to be emotionally neglectful rather than freeing to them.
Luna just needs emotional affection . someone to emotionally and mentally be there with her. due too blitz trauma he go over boards. I think Luna just needs to tell blitz how much she appreciates him and blitz just needs to give her emotional and physical space but he is always around in case she needs him.
At this point i'd say he is currently taking baby steps in terms of that, but you can tell he's trying to be a good dad. though Loona isn't exactly giving him much of a chance to be but i have no doubt at some point Loona and Blitz well grow closer in their adoptive father/daughter relationship.
I think that if Blitzo adopted loona when she was younger, his parenting would look better. However, bc lonna was a month away from being a legit adult, the trauma she went through was enough to make her realize that no one would truly love her. Blitzo does his best to be able to put up with his adult daughter now, but bc he doesn’t know how to exchange love/emotions well like loona, they but heads all the time. At least Blitzo isn’t as bad as his father, but theres still so much more to the story we haven’t received yet. It can be explained more and I can’t wait for the series to show more of their dynamics
“Leading these people to view themselves as insignificant and not worthy of love- when the real reason is that their Dad is an asshole.”
Yup! Yeah that checks out 😂
At Least he's the Funniest Character in the series. And My Favorite Character
As Loona once said "He may not always get it right but he's trying. That's more important than you think"
He's better than my dad and I know at least that much. He's trying
He is a good dad but I think he needs to learn how to discipline Loona. I know he may not want to hurt her, but a lot of spoiled children are the way they are because they lived a life where they were never told "no".
Oh yeah, Loona having to literally fight for her life every day in that orphanage is totally "spoiled" and it's impossible that she could be suffering from a myriad of problems that Blitz is not equipped to handle.
@@JamesWillmus I didn't say she was spoiled, I meant like she was being too harsh on blitz and that's what spoiled children do to their parents. Also blitzo is trying to make Loona like him by letting her do whatever she wants.
@@JamesWillmus you ok Bro? Nowhere in the text this person says that Loona in the orphanage is spoiled,i think you need to learn more about interpretation before comment.
This has so much more credibility with the release of episode 8 season 1.
I think that the main issue in their relationship is impulsivity. Both of them are reactionary as a response to trauma, so they tend to go off what they THINK the other person/demon/hellhound is THINKING, rather than actually communicating honestly.
Blitzo may not know what he's doing, but he can see Loona is struggling and so he constantly *throws* support at Loona at hopes some of it sticks, even if that's not exactly the right thing to do. He's just inexperienced. I personally hope Blitzo and Loona learn more about each other in the future so they can improve their relationship.
i think Blitzø threatened to replace her(empty as the threat is) because he was threatened the same way as a child. it certainly sounds like something for Cash Buckzo to say, and Blitzø was in a tough spot, so he acted on trauma and the only role model he had for fathering.
You know. Sometimes I forget Lunas age... Blitz treets her like he's 13
She's*
Yeah I think that Blitz does want to be a good father and doesn't act like his own dad but his own childhood and trauma clouds his parental judgment and doesn't make the best decisions.
Blitz literally chose the hardest age to adopt a child. Loona was already in her late teens without parental figures, that makes it extra hard for someone who already isn't the best person in general
He is trying his best. Love your content
At least Blitzo couldn't fuck Loona up the same way he couldn't have fucked up some younger child. The way Blitzo was raised is be very damaging, but the same goes for the opposite extreme. Extremes as a whole are never a good thing, even if the are with "good intentions. Loona has MANY issues, but at least Blitzo couldn't give her even more.
He's not a bad dad: he's a bad person. His issues don't allow him to be vulnerable, to be emotionally available or to even be an honest caring person. Not saying he's a bad person BECAUSE of the issues but that the issues MADE him a bad person. He does everything he can to make sure people don't attach to him. Loona ALSO has those issues and doesn't ever come out of those shells. So the two of them don't have anyone to break those walls down which leaves them the way they are. Blitz's big issue is he wants to give Loona so much love which is nice but she's not a child anymore. He got her when she was essentially an adult. She has developed as a defensive person it's who she is now and she can't help it. But Blitz is trying to raise her like she's 4 which she doesn't need. Unconditional love doesn't mean you don't tell your kid off. Unconditional love doesn't mean you don't call them out. Unconditional love means always showing your love no matter the issue. You argue because you care, you tell them they're not the issue but this IS an issue, because you care. That's healthy unconditional but because Blitz has never had that, he's giving her overbearing love to the point where they probably don't even really have a good enough connection
How to understand that your childhood was not very good? When your childhood turns out to be worse than that of cartoon characters, to the point that you envy them. :')
Considering there seems to be no kinds of therapy in Hell, I'd say he's doing the best anyone can be expected to do.
No, Blitz is not a " Bad dad ". He loves Loona with all his heart, tries to keep her safe, and he doesn't let her take sh!t from nobody.
"Is Blitz a bad dad? He's not." Perfect conclusion XD 10/10 for the click bait titles tho im never disappointed tbh! Another awesome analysis :D
I feel like people gloss over the fact that while he is nice to HER, him being a total asshole to everyone else still has a negative impact on her. He creates an extremely toxic work environment and while she does contribute to it by bullying Moxxie as well, it’s still stressful to be in a situation where your dad (who is also your boss) is constantly stalking and harassing your other coworkers.
The thing that trips me up is Loona still relies on Blitz as her dad but rejects him at the same time.
Blitz takes her to doctor’s appointments she can’t handle herself, picks her up from parties, gave her a home and a job. He’s really doing his best and she repays him by beating him up.
i really want there to be a episode with just loona and octavia where loona just takes her to hangout as just a girls day with loona trying to make octavia feel better.
Blitz a bad dad let's take a close look. Adopts a hellhound that Noone is giving a chance to in life because of an attitude problem,and looking back on his life he wanted what was best for her. So after he adopts he obviously,gives her a job,loves her unconditionally,even if she beats him to a pulp(might be his thing you know)gives her a roof over her head,is proud of her beyond words,has a panic attack when he feels someone is going to take loona away from him,and above all I think blitz is a good dad and sees loona as Family not just a pet.
He’s not a bad dad and loona’s not a bad daughter.
Loona struggles with normalcy, even though she’s lived with Blitzø for five years, all her childhood she was still mistreated and most likely abused since she was a puppy. Even if people HAD come to adopt her before they clearly left her after the smallest mistakes. She still has a feeling that Blitzø would replace her, not as in her job, but as his daughter
Blitzø of course would never do that and just means to fire her from her job, but he’d still love his daughter. However it doesn’t hit him what his words had done until he had that panic attack and flashback.
Loona isn’t a “problem”. She’s a traumatized adult who wasn’t given a childhood, so now she has a chance to catch up on those normal teenage years, she appreciates and loves him but she’ll have good days and bad days. In the pound she was mostly left alone to lash out at anyone who got close by, she doesn’t see what’s wrong with that.
Blitzø is just being supportive and understanding due to his own experiences and what he witnessed when he was there. He’s a protective dad as well, that’s normal.
Blitzø just needs to learn to accept his baby isn’t a child and needs some room to grow, but he can still be a parent, the job doesn’t end after that child is 18.
And loona needs to understand it’s OKAY to feel childish and vulnerable and emotional at times, it’s okay to seek comfort and support and love from her dad, it’s okay to let go and forget the adult responsibilities for one day.
They both have some work to do and they have plenty of time to work it out. But all in all? Loona is doing great with progress, she’ll just have setbacks. And Blitzø is a great dad, he just has a lot to learn.
And yet, Blitz is a much better dad that Stolas.
I honestly don’t think he is! He is trying and that’s what makes him a good dad, to me at least. At least he’s not anything like his dad and that’s a step in the right direction.
I like that you have sarcastic questions to the title of your videos.
it feels very on brand.
Blitzo doesn't use Loona like a worker, like most Hell Hounds when they're 'adopted.' Blitzo instead got her as a therapy pet.
He shows up and tries he’s a good dad
That does not make someone a good Dad
pple think that if u take an abused person and give them unconditional love, theyll suddenly recover 100% but the reality is they most likely will not trust u and react negatively. they might be violent, aggressive, confrontational, isolate, run away, etc. pple dont understand (including the abused themself) that, growing up where ur only loved if ur useful, or ur taught ur meaningless, etc, and being placed into a supportive, loving environment that wants to see u thrive, is a shock. there needs to be an adjustment period, as sad as it sounds.
its best they go to therapy, obviously. but sometimes abused pple need to feel like theyve "earned" their place. one step at time.
its weird. but...love is a foreign language to the abused. u learn languages one step at a time and some pple wont ever be fully fluent. its complicated and the best we all can do is be patient with each other/ ourselves, be honest, have reasonable expectations, listen, and adjust /:
When blitz said he MIGHT replace loona I thought he was just talking about the job position. In that case I would have been totally ok with Him saying that...but if he was actually talking about replacing HER...I'm sure loona didn't really believe it anyways but still not cool
He was probably talking about replacing her at the job, but Loona definitely interpretated it the wrong way.
@@valentinkambushev4968 ohhh maybe
@@sonicprolow7308 he was talking about the job theirs no reason what so ever to believe he'd ever abandon her.
Love your videos! You always manage to brighten my day when you post!
In a way, I think it's actually a good thing that Blitzø ended up adopting an older kid.
I mean the whole reason he adopted a kid was to have someone to love, and to not be alone. If he had adopted a kid, his clingy tendancies would've in a sense been encouraged since you know, kids are pretty dependant on their parents. Plus depending on the age, he would've had to learn a lot of shit about raising a kid that frankly, I just don't think Blitzø could do. Not to mention that he'd need to be a lot more responsible than he actually is, and he'd probably just end up raising a kid that'd be just as traumatized as him but in the opposite direction.
Meanwhile with Loona, he can't be that level of clingy because she's already an adult, and while he has to be responsible, he doesn't have to be as responsible as if Loona was younger. And her being older also means that Blitzø is being encouraged to in a way, not be dependent on her.
people have biological kids just to fill a personal void or to mend a failing relationship and they arent bad parents just for that if they love and take care of their kids, blitz may have gone into it for a self centered reason but that doesnt mean he doesnt love and take care of loona
sorry for my dyslexia
imagine an episode where the two scentist return and recreate there age machine, shenanigans happens and Loona returns to childhood, the macine breaks Blitz take care of her while two scientist tries to fix the machine they say it will take a week, Blitz and loona grow closer because of the experience, after a week while Blitz says good night to loona he gets a call from the scientist that the machine works again, he can now make the choice between giving her a second childhood and living out his father fantasy or return her to normal, he give Loona the choice, they have a heart to heart talk and Loona returns to normal, after that experience their bond have grown stonger.
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That’s perfect
When I think about Blitz’s parental abilities, the first thing I think of he’s pretty much an enabler
It's... Complicated. Blitz has more issues than Time magazine and Loona is probably the same. The difference being, beyond the one flashback of Blitz's and her comment about not having friends we don't really know all that much about Loona. Did her parents/guardians die or sell her off? Why does she have prickly barriers? Why is she the way she is? By and large, we don't know and I kinda wish to find out.
At least Loona smiled when blitz didn’t the group hug thing 8:10
I think if Blitzø had adopted like, any other hound, he’d be a pretty great dad, honestly. Loona is what makes the relationship difficult. Blitz wants to give his kid all the love and care in the world, but Loona would rather he eat glass than dote on her. If Loona *needed* Blitz, like how Blitz wants to be needed, then I think there could’ve been a good relationship. This isn’t a Blitz issue, this is a Loona issue. Blitz.. Should’ve chosen a different hound to adopt if he wanted a proper, positive, healthy parenting experience. I get the mini-me “I see myself in you” thing, but their personalities just do not match. Blitz needed a family friendly hellhound to be a good father, not the aggressive b!tchy mess that he picked out.
the implications of HOW bad Blitz needs Loona as the last line istg brought me to tears
I think queen bee shows why they seemingly have a far healthier relationship in season 2 as loona seems to appreciate blitzo more for how much he is willing to do for her even when he had a shitty day
Even the episode where she is most pissed at him she still tells Octavia to appreciate how much he is trying which makes more sense now that we know what happend at the party with him
Honestly, I feel like their relationship would improve if Blitzo stopped acting like he was a father to a tall child, and more like a big brother to an adult woman. He's known Loona for barely four years, and is only what, 13-14 years older than her?
Yeah, he definitely needs to realize that he is not dealing with a small child, but a grown-up woman.
love this. i love blitz & loona as characters, and hope as the season goes on they learn to connect with each other, and form that bond. loona being adopted right before she turned 18, and blitz having a terrible childhood is a combo that gives them a major family disadvantage.
but after the latest episode, i have hopes for the characters futures :)
Love this analysis! Blitz is so funny like the man's been showering Loona with the affection he desired without realizing her very clear "do not shower me with affection" boundaries. The show does this well because Loona's an adult who can establish what she needs, and l LOVE that her reaction to his overbearing parenting is the source of some very good slapstick. I feel like some people forget this is a comedy show and further forget cartoon logic, beating ppl up in cartoons does NOT have the same implications or consequences as real life
He's a better dad than mine, bastard takes forever just to buy some milk
Not at all just misguided.. with an unhealthy obsession with horses 🤣
blitzo's dad really said went to go get the milk and never came back
When Blitzo says he's considering "replacing" Loona, did he just mean replacing her as a receptionist or more than that? It's very confusing because, as you said, Blitzo blurs the line between work and family.
He probably meant as a receptionist, she probably took it as the other
Receptionist everything isn't that deep
I am guessing Loona either had a dark past before her adoption or Blitz did something that upset her after adoption, or both.
Nah, a bad dad is someone that largely ignores their kid, he pays attention to Luna and messes up a lot. Messing up does not a bad father make.
I'd say his mom most likely passed from a long term illness. He had an on stage accident the crippled Fitz and left him limbless. Like his balloon horsey show...
As far as Blitzo bring a bad dad? He could be ahellofalot worst.
He tries with a kid that's as damage as him and its something.
Sometimes people just need to cling together like debris from a shipwreck in a storm.
Blitz's character is feeling like a callout post. Good video though, really in-depth and well made. ^^
When I have a kid, I'm going to give them the best life possible. This kid is going to go through life's up and down, but I'm going to be there for all of it
I promise on my life, I will never treat this kid the way my parents did. I'll have the kid when I am in the correct mindset, financial order, and with the right person
No one is going to purposely hurt my kid and I won't be there for them. Whatever they need is done. If they have issues, I'm going to do whatever it takes to make them better
I'm never going to repeat what my parents did
Blitzo would go through heaven for his daughter.
Literally
Blitz I'd say is at least good in the way that he's trying to not be like His dad. But, he's trying waaay too hard to be so that he can't be firm with Loona when its really needed and can't fully understand when to really give her space.
If Loona actually hadn't been basically an adult when he adopted her and was actually a kid, Blitz's paternal instincts would have been less of a detriment to how he parents her. He'd still be flawed af but he'd be at least be more what she would have needed.
Blitzo sees himself in loona and wanted to make a better life for her.
Helluva boss: Has Stella about to slap Stolas as a horrifying showcase of domestic abuse
Also Helluva Boss: Loona beating up Blitzo and often Moxxie LOLOLOL
I'm going to be certied that guy TM and state the following: he might be a bad dad to Luna, but a good daddy for her.
I shipp it like FedEx and you can't stop me
What blitz and luna need is an open line of communication. Above all.
Maybe he's a bad dad....BUT HE'S TRYING HIS BEST
Helluva Boss really changed the whole direction of the October videos.
I'd know Blitz is trying to be Good Dad to Loona Despite Blitz had daddy issues from his own Dad
Sarcastic could be making millions being a family therapist
This is why Helluva is one of my new favorite shows. What other recent show can you think of where you can put this much thought into the characters with it being intentional and not just happenstance
I think it was cute when he got reminded about Loona during that stage thing but the part where he got very over protective made me upset for both of them because he has alot of power over her like that and he should let her free a little bit but I would say he can be a good dad by easing his overprotection.