Hellish Boss

Fizzarolli (Fizzy) was an incredibly bright, talented and• Energy and charisma: Little Fizzy grew up to be a born artist. He adored the stage, had an innate sense of humor and plasticity, easily winning the attention of the audience. • Cheerful and gentle: Despite the harsh atmosphere of Cash Bakzo's traveling circus, Fizzy grew up to be a very affectionate, optimistic and friendly imp. Single-mindedness: from an early age, He sincerely burned circus craft and dreamed of a great career, admiring the famous showmen of Hell (for example, Mammon). Statement and lack of confidence: Even as an audience favorite, Fizzy needed approval from the outside. As a teenager, this trait made him vulnerable• Sincere devotion: They spent all their free time together backstage. Fizzy sincerely appreciated Blitz, supported him, and considered him practically a brother. Lack of arrogance: While Blitz's father was constantly praising Fizzy and setting him up as an example, belittling his own son, Fizzy himself never turned up his nose in front of a friend. He noticed that Blitz was sometimes jealous of his fame, but he treated it with understanding and carefully guarded their friendship.Together they play with different toys behind the scenes.

a greedy, selfish, cruel and deeply vicious character. He is the director of the traveling "Circus of Masochists" (Lollapalooza) and embodies the image of an extremely toxic and abusive parent. His character consists of the following traits: • Pathological greed: Cash Bakzo is obsessed with money. Material benefits come first for him, overshadowing any moral principles and family ties. He is ready to commit theft, fraud and betrayal for the sake of a few coins. • Consumer attitudes towards children: Cash never liked Blitz and his sister Barbie Wire as a father. For him, children were just free labor and circus props. He shamelessly forced little Blitz to steal from rich audiences during performances and literally sold Blitz into slavery for one day to King Paimon, so that he could entertain young Stolas, haggling for a handful of coins and valuables. Emotional abuse and favoritism: Cash constantly humiliated Blitz, openly calling him incompetent, worthless, and a "disappointment." At the same time, he openly singled out Barbie Wire, considering her the main star of the circus, which fostered deep inferiority complexes in Blitz since childhood. • Alcoholism and gambling: Cash leads to a marginal lifestyle. He drinks heavily, loses money at cards, and doesn't care at all about the safety of his troupe and family.

a cheerful, energetic, but at the same time deeply traumatized and insecure child. His childhood was spent in the traveling circus of his father, Cash Bakzo, which left a huge imprint on his personality.• Energy and artistry: Blitz sincerely loved performing and dreamed of becoming a great circus star. He was very mobile, loud, constantly making faces and trying to attract the attention of the audience, even if his tricks (for example, juggling) ended in failure. Blunt spontaneity: Unlike the refined aristocrat Stolas, Blitz grew up as a "street kid". At the first meeting with Stolas in the palace, he behaved shamelessly: he stole valuables, was insolent, jumped on furniture and talked impudently. But there was no malice in this rudeness—it was his usual manner of communication. The need for love and recognition: Behind the outward arrogance, there was a strong desire to be loved. Because his own father constantly criticized him and called him incompetent, Blitz desperately needed approval. When Stolas enthusiastically admired his clumsy circus aSincerity and the ability to be friends: Despite the fact that initially Blitz was literally forced to be a "toy" for the prince, he quickly saw Stolas as a lonely child. Blitz showed him real warmth: he saved him from falling, cheered him up, shared sweets and gave Stolas the first day in his life full of sincere childish happiness.at least Even though he was rude to him
Early psychological pressure: Blitz has been used to being used since an early age. His own father forced him to steal from rich demons and literally sold him for a day as a servant to the Prince of Goetia. Because of this, Blitz began to form a prWhile little Stolas was enthusiastically and timidly trying to show his first guest the royal books on astronomy and predictions, Blitz did not even listen to them. He didn't give a damn about the stars, prophecies, or magic.Blitz treated Stolas' books as absolutely boring, useless, and boring.

Narcissism and selfishness: Paymon is completely focused on his own person, his status and wealth. He likes to brag about his power. • Class arrogance: He is a fierce proponent of Hell's caste system. He despises the lower demons (imps) and punishes Stolas for being polite to them, reminding them that "commoners should bow to us, not the other way around." He sees demons solely as goods or servants. Hypocrisy: Despite his emotional deafness, Paymon is sincerely convinced that he is doing a great job as a father, openly boasting about his "daddying" skills
Attitude towards his own children • Total detachment and forgetfulness: Paimon has a huge number of children from different marriages, and he is so indifferent to them that he is unable to remember Stolas' name without prompting his personal butler. For him, children are not individuals, but only the successors of the dynasty of Goetia. • Ignoring feelings and desires: Paimon is completely deaf to the feelings of his sons. When little Stolas cries after learning about his forced marriage to the evil Stella, his father rudely interrupts him, calling his tears "bУtch whining"
Buying affection instead of love: To get rid of a frustrated son, Paymon doesn't try to hug or listen to him. Instead, he uses his wealth: literally for a penny, he buys Blitz from his father as a living toy so that he can "entertain" Stolas.
Paimon's methods caused deep psychological trauma to Stolas
It looks like a very tall, majestic and frightening anthropomorphic bird demon resembling an owl, a large owl or a raven. His appearance highlights his royal status as the supreme ruler of Ars Goetia, and he is also very sarcastic and sarcastic.Body and plumage: His entire body is covered with thick black feathers. At the top of the head, the feathers are strongly elongated and directed vertically upwards, which is why they look very much like horns.
Face and eyes: He has a white face, resembling a theatrical mask, on which intricate red symbols

• Innate cruelty: Stella has enjoyed violence, pain, and aggressive dominance over those weaker than her since she was very young. Uncontrollable anger: Whereas Stolas grew up timid and obedient, Stella was already eccentric and violent as a child. The fact that her family chose this particular photo for the official wedding portrait underlines that no one in the family controlled her aggression and did not consider it a problem. And when Stolas was told that he was going to marry Stella, Stella was 11 years old, and Stolas was 7 years old.
Totally spoiled: She grew up in an environment where she was never told no. This formed her egocentrism — Stella was used to the fact that the whole world should revolve around her whims, and any problems and discontents could be solved by shouting or force.

Intimacy with Stella from a young age: In the series' lore, it is mentioned that they are about the same age as Stella and were very close in childhood. Most likely, they grew up in the same permissiveness atmosphere. He considers his sister very beautiful (Stella)A moody but intelligent child: Unlike the short-tempered Stella, who has been used to solving problems with shouting and force since childhood, Andrealfus grew up much more calculating, cunning and manipulative.
It was he who was behind many of his sister's whims, skillfully directing her anger in the right direction and getting away with it.
Class prejudice from the cradle: Since childhood, he was taught that the demons oAndrealfus treats Stolas extremely pragmatically, with contempt and hidden hostility, considering him not as a relative, but as a tool to achieve personal gain and maintain the high status of his family.
A neat, round chick with delicate, light blue or frosty white down instead of its adult long feathers. • Head and crown: As a child, His magnificent feathered crown is depicted as a short, funny tuft. The royal crown is painted to him very tiny, slightly sliding sideways. • Eyes and gaze: Unlike the scared and round eyes of little Stolas, little Andrealfusto give a sly, narrowed and arrogant look (with his trademark blue eyes), emphasizing that he was an intelligent and calculating child from an early age
He is often "put on" a smaller copy of his aristocratic winter attire — tiny doublets with fur trim, frilled collars and neat boots.

Peaceful nature from the beginning
that Vassago grew up honest and gentle from childhood and did not share the cruelty and arrogance of the rest of the infernal nobility.a kind and fair nature
Because Vassago is one of the few people who genuinely syyoung Vassago could be the same well-read and calm child, but because of the preeither he wears ordinary children's round glasses that constantly slide down, or huge sunglasses that are too big for his small head, imitating adults.Since the character loves music and bright style, as a child he is presented in neat miniature royal costumes, but always with bright elements in blue, gold or azure tones.

Stolas childhood- Loneliness and isolation: Stolas grew up in a palace under the strict supervision of his father, Paimon. He had no friends, and he spent all his time studying books on astronomy and witchcraft, which made him withdrawn. • The desire to please his father: He obeyed Paimon's orders without question. Even when his father announced his future engagement to Stella (which Stolas immediately disliked), the boy did not dare to object, suppressing his true feelings.Impressionability and gentleness: Stolas was a very gentle and timid child. The appearance of the young Blitz, who made his way into the Romantic and dreamy: When communicating with Blitz, Stolas showed childlike spontaneity, was easily addicted to games and quickly became attached to his first real friend, which laid the foundation for his character when he grew up.
Body shape: He was small, round, and plump, like a real baby owl. He had thin, long legs of gray color, which made him seem rather clumsy.

Whose feathers are dark blue and smooth, the little Stolas is covered with thick, voluminous and very soft light gray down.Head and face: His head seemed disproportionately large because of the fluffy feathers. The front disc is round and white.
Eyes: The main feature of his childish appearance is his huge, round, glowing red eyes with small black pupils. They took up almost half of his face and gave him a very innocent, surprised and timid look. Like an adult, he already had four eyes (two pairs), but as a child he often kept the second, smaller pair of eyes closed, which made them seem like just tClothes: The young prince was dressed in luxurious royal clothes, which looked slightly too big on the little owl. He wore a red-maroon robe with a white fur collar with black speckles (royal ermine fur), a dove-blue doublet with gold buttons and a white frill around his neck. He had a small golden crown on his head.