Heaven Is Changing【A Hazbin Hotel Sera Song By MilkyyMelodies】 

Send this song to Vivienne Medrano I think she may have use for it

Love it!!! The lyrics, sound, and animation+art style. Beautiful work as always.🥰👍🤍😇🪽🎶 I can imagine Vivziepop listening it(as a subscriber and fan) and asking you if she can put it in for the next season.😉🤞 Hopefully, after letting the extermination go on for centuries, lying to her sister and people(fellow angels). Sera will find redemption too.🤍🪽🙏

This song is beautiful I do hate Sara but I don’t hate her as much as I really hate someone like Valentino this is more of a Redemption song ❤ good job .

You should send this song to vivzie pop to put in an episode bc it deserves its place!!!❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

@@brandongaylord1039 Agreed.👍

Sir Pentious: *Spawns* Sera: *"HEAVEN IS CHANGING!!!!!"*

Emily in the background: call me Emmy, em, *E* and whatever else u can think of Sir pentus: purple female? (Just a silly reference to when he called vaggie purple female as he brought in his weapon)

I find myself wondering... Is Sera horrified because she's been allowing murder, because she is seeing the potential end of her power or because she won't admit she was wrong? Cannot wait to find out.

Emily: CHARLIE WAS RIGHT! Sera: oh shit, Charlie was right...

You mean Emily: happy squeaking sounds!

As an atheist, that blows my mind and my heart. ❤️

An _air-conditioned_ Hell.

@@SodaCider641 wow idk what to say about that but thank you…

Your grandmas is a wise woman.

@@Raven_master.01amen to that!!!!

Nah. One sacrifice doesnt change what hes done. He's given money and the first thing he does with it is go out drinking and whoring.

As long as he doesn't invent any super-weapons.

And they’ll love his skill with invention and machinery, heaven is shown to support the sciences and I’m sure they’d love if his talent benefited heaven

@@nathanielhellerstein5871 The weapons were mostly for picking fights. Since Heaven's supposedly free of enemies, Pentious will probably stick to fun inventions, maybe get work in a theme park.

You know what they don't support? Thrice-damned sodomites.@@fwoop4848

I like that sera is an "antagonist", but she's not really evil. The only reason she gave the green light to the extermination is because she wanted to protect heaven. She just wants to protect her citizens Edit:OMG MOM IM FAMOUS

​@@1989-Elis-Version Also, considering that in 1x03 Velvette and the other Vees have organized an all-out assault plan, it's not that Sera's fear isn't well-founded.

When faced with irrefutable evidence that they are wrong, a person will either admit it or double down due to their pride and/or ego. Which one Sera chooses will determine if she is actually evil.

Good answer.

Why do so many people in the Fandom think she's evil

Same. I'm guessing she'll probably get worse before she gets better though. If only because it's more interesting for the story if she doubles down.

@@swordcrab3181 True! I was thinking something like that would most likely happen. I obviously don't want her redeemed right away, otherwise it would seem way too forced in. Totally agree with you.

Sera never really opposed Charlie's goal when you go back and listen. Her giving Adam the go-ahead for the extermination was because of Lilith's influence over Hell. To be fair, we can't actually disprove Sera or Adam on that. It's been 10,000 years since the start of Hell. Lilith could in fact have been plotting a rebellion at the time. However, that is separate from her thoughts on Charlie's idea of redemption. Charlie had proved that souls in Hell could improve, but it wasn't until Sir Pentious's sacrifice earned him a place in Heaven that Redemption was actually possible.

@@crazy13alex That is true, but I'd argue that Sera wasn't receptive to the idea of redemption. She didn't want to consider it. I think the whole trial was meant to make it look like the idea was being considered, but only so it could be rejected. Yes, there was no hard proof that redemption was possible, but Charlie still demonstrated that souls in hell can improve, and it's pretty clear that the extermination is a bad thing. I think Sera is afraid that something that disturbs the status quo is going to lead to evil spreading. After all, that's what happened back when Lucifer disrupted the status quo. And redeemed souls coming from Hell is going to change things. I'm pretty sure she'll think that redeemed sinners are a danger, that they could spread evil to Heaven.

Sera wasnt flat though.

I mean he is the first of his kind which I call the “ReWinners”

I find it CRAZY how nobody is talking about he's also a snake too, like the symbolism. The first to be redeemed being a serpent makes me feel like the end of the show will have Lucifer redeemed because yeah 😭

​@@cyndaquil1433i call them the transitioners

With him ascending from hell to heaven change the game completely.

Sir pentious is going to be more famous then jesus

*heaven

@@DragonGoddess18 *Heaven

Heave Ho

​@@Dkmaster69 💀

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its sir precious 😞😞

​@@sol_moonwhat? Since when was sir pentious sir precious mate that aint his name

@@harrisonplayz1494 simple wordplay my friend

Nickname​@@harrisonplayz1494

So true ❤

Sera will then see how much the extermination has turned lute into an actual monster filled with blood rage hatred and the ink to seek death upon everything or anyone who question her. It will be at this point Sera will regret and see the action she has caused upon her herself and heaven.

Me: shut up lute let her sing

I can sence lute has a sin

@@animeOfDarkness405sense*

Lute main antagonist for season 2. Now that extermination is illegal in heaven, Lute would do anything in her power to make them happen again. Probably temporarily become a corrupt head seraphim by force too...

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​@@JellyQueenSky Shut up

@@gr0ss3r0wyik where you live at

@@RandomSonictf did he do to you lol

I wish they made it less blurry at the end to show she changed

Yeah I agree 😊

Agreed. Sera, unlike Adam, believed in the cause for the safety of heaven rather than for entertainment. Although her view on redemption may be a bit flawed, it's understandable on why she wouldn't be open to trusting a place filled with mostly bad people.

Agreed. Personally, I think she is a decent person, but an idiot of a leader. Like? They didn't even think they could kill you, and you slaughter them using angels? Like just chuck some angelic weapons down there every six months so they can take each other down. Nobody knows there is a way up, and the sinner all fight to be the top of the bottom. Also, she let Adam (who recently released a government secret to the general public) go down in Episode 8, to both: 1. Break the treaty that stops Lucifer from interfering, and 2. ATTACK LUCIFER'S DAUGHTER. How did she NOT think it wasn't going to end in a massacre? Even if she didn't know about the beheaded angel, she has to know Lucifer can end angels. Now all she has is an angry, oppressed species both born to fight and experienced in the ways of murder, who have been suffering while she stands up high in paradise, that now knows she and her people can be killed. Also a bunch of dead angels. All moral opinions of killers and worse forcing themselves into Heaven aside, her decision was a stupid EVERYTHING from all directions. All she did was aggravate a people who didn't even know they could bother her.

She is also very scared. As he told Emily, if you question the rules, you may end up falling, like Lucifer.

Yeah It’d be a refreshing take instead of the cliche of anything in the higher ups of Heaven related being evil

Thatsss something I would sssay

That would be so wholesome

Fr. I’m sick of people assuming the morality of this show is black and white. Sera’s a complicated character, manipulated into starting a genocide by a psychopath, but people refuse to see her complexity.

@@zegpath81it’s honestly rather funny seeing how the show is all about moral greyness and nuance yet most of the fandom views the characters in black and white

@@zegpath81 Here is the real question how the fuck did Adam one of if not the dumbest characters get enough evidence to make a worthy argument and some how not fuck it up. I mean we saw what he did for a list on how to get to heaven so we are supposed to believe a guy who can't think of reasons you would get into heaven and essentially made up BS convinced Sera to allow literal genocide

@@zegpath81 It's pretty ironic that there are people who treat the show as if its black and white good vs evil when the main premise of the show is how morality ISN'T simply black and white.

@@EvanSakaguchi He probably had help from Lute...assuming the whole thing was really her idea and she just gaslit Adam into thinking it was his.

Not a bad reprise, I'd go with maybe something more like: "If Hell isn't forever, then to Heaven even Sinners can fly, Even demons can find redemption, so why can't they join the angels' sky? The rules of the game change when even the bad soul's saved They don't have to have Hell to suffer ever again~!"

Ye those lyrics do sound better was just spur of the moment

Pelo visto o céu é verdadeiro. Uma alma se redimiu sem a autorização da sera. Isso mostra que o céu nunca foi injusto com os pecadores, os caras só não mudaram pra ser redimidos. Como a charlie disse: "ninguém nunca tentou mudar" acabou sendo uma regra esquecida.

Hell isn't forever heaven has only lied because theres a way for all the sinners to fly,the rules do not apply when sinners are in the sky when they are no longer down there just to be killed again.

​@@kinghyperheart1571yeah totally agree

I don't think redemption are up to any heaven angel at all there job is only take care of soul that get to heaven it show us that they/Sera don't even know redemption is possible or not and I don't think it about status quo we still don't have a detail of uprising and how Adam convince her so I think it batter to retain any judgmental before we know all the detail

Oh yeah, and let’s just hope that Emily helps find a way to reunite Sir Pentious with his friends at the hotel in season two.

As she said "It start with sorry"

She had better starting making a list of way to start fixing things. Luckily for her eternity is a LONG time.

It’ll take time to cover her vast multitude of sins, but sorry is where it begins… OH MY GOSH, guys imagine if in season 2 we get a reprise of It Starts With Sorry by Sir Pentious and Emily to a regretful Serafim?!

“The path to forgiveness is a twisting trail of hearts, but sorry is where it starts.” This song is one of my personal favorites from this show.

Honestly I have never seen Sera as a villain, because, and hot take, she did nothing wrong. The Exterminations started because the sinners have rebeled at least once. I dont thing I need to reming you what they are capabile of, Alastor alone could be a natural disaster if he slipped in Heaven. And now they have means to actually kill angels, do I need to stress out how much of a problem a bunch of psychos power obsessed madmen are for any sort of balance are, now that they ca-n do what they were never before able to? Her only mistake was not keeping Adam from jerking off to the killings and not reprimanding him when he started to enjoy it. But even his "And for those of us with divine ordainment Extermination is entertainment!", was triggered by the fact that sinners can now kill angels

Not Mine! I still believe that she’s a Villain in the show. Because in every tv show or film I have seen where fire or flames reflect in the eyes of a person; they are the true villain behind the show or film and the main villain is just being manipulated or controlled by the true villain (aka; The Ultimate Villain or The Supreme Big Bad)

@@Maliel_Devil91now your going against the very thing the show is about that people can change yes she was a villain but now she has probably realized she messed up and regrets it, not everything is black and white people and characters have layers

I’m glad! I’ve always seen Sera as more complicated than people make her out to be.

Which song ?

"​@@IndianHindu-hs4sg"Just look my way",it was originally a fan-song but Spindlehorse made an animated version, like they did for "Addict"

Depends really the song are about off place events that are cannon, but not shown in the show only referenced

​@@justsomeone883did the voice actor for stolas sing 'Look my way' ?

@@Drawings4uandme yup,they also made an official animated video like half a year ago.

I HOPE SO ❤

Unfortunately, it's not like before when Viv could accept a songs like ADDICT and Just Look My Way. Now she'd have to deal with getting it through A24 and Amazon Prime, getting everyone on the crew to work on it, (Unless it was part of an actual episode, but that hasn’t happen with either of the previous songs and treated as canon through a music video.) and most of all: animation is expensive. Spindlehorse stills takes in profits from their merch sales to fund their projects. (As far as I'm aware.)

​@@MasonJWMyersyeah. This song wouldn't be belong to original author. It would to A24. Which is sad.

Please let that happen! If not for Sera, maybe rework the lyrics to make it Emily asking Sera and the other angels to change. “Heaven needs changing, and we need to change with it too”!

​@@LauraM96829yeah I agree with you ✨ 💯 👍

ABSOLUTE YESSSSSSSSSSSS

Yeah I agree 😊

Yep!

Sometimes a shocking event is needed to cause someone to think, after they got over their shock. I do agree that line was a little too fast, but maybe this could be after more Sinners become Redeemeds, and she can no longer deny it.

I WAS GETTING FROZEN VIBES TOO

That's what I've been saying, the story of the episode could start with Sera trying to keep Sir Pentious's true nature a secret at first until they can sort out what they're going to do, wile Emily agrees and shows him around Heaven meeting key future characters like Molly, however rumours of a Sinner in Heaven start spreading without Emily or Sir Pentious telling anyone but it causes a stir amongst the council who accuse Emily of causing unrest among the Winners and disrupting their perfect order, with Emily being threatened with banishment, Sera is forced to tell the truth about Sir Pentious and admits to her wrongdoings, broadcasting it to all of Heaven so that the council couldn't do anything to Emily without causing a uproar amongst the rest of Heaven who loves and cares for her, with the truth out, Sera flees the court with Emily and Sir Pentious chasing after her, when they find her in her room, they find her crying in a corner, all across the room were papers of her approving of the executions and reports from Adam on their success rate, both learn that before she decided to come clean she had a breakdown, she then lectures to herself aloud on she condemned the lives of so many souls out of ignorance and fear, how she allowed Adam to manipulate her into agreeing to these acts of violence just to maintain an order based on a lie, and now in telling the truth to save Emily from suffering the same fait as Lucifer, she has lost the faith of the angels, her dignity and her right to judge others on their actions as hers are no less wicked then many of the Overlords of Hell like the Vees, with her finishing with her saying how the best she can hope for now is to just accept whatever punishment awaits her, for she deserves nothing less, this strikes a cord with Sir Pentious and he remembers that moment when Vox abandoned him and he was ready to just give up and accept being killed by Vaggie, only for Charlie to give him another chance, Emily is trying to find words she could say to Sera to try and consolidate her when Sir Pentious slithers up to Sera to get her attention, it's here we get our reprisal, with Sir Pentious's lyrics focusing on how he once thought himself undeserving of forgiveness only to be given his second chance and became the redeemed soul he is now, and that if a littoral "dirtbag" like him could find redemption, so could she, Sera's lyrics would have her still uncertain on what the future holds if she takes this path but knows the best cores of action is to at least try, and Emily's lyrics show that despite Sera's shortcomings she still loves her and will support her and that because Sera now shows remorse for her action proves she's not a bad person, it ends with them agreeing to work together to make Heaven a better place for all, finishing with a friendly complement from God who entered the room without them noticing.

Yeah totally agree 😊❤❤

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We need a hazbin movie

The episodes are almost as long as a movie

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@@omegagarrettgamer242yesss

Same

I mean honestly Emily can fall it’s def a possibility

I bet Lute can find a way to make Emily fall... With a little sabotage.

Yes I agree with you ✨ 💯 👍

She won't, the second season's script was finishes a while ago. The songs have been chosen and they're in the recording process now.

Yes I agree with you ✨ 💯 👍

That would be amazing! Having Sir Pentious sing a reprise of ‘It Starts With Sorry’ with Sera needs to be done! Sir Pentious character development will pretty much come in full circle, AND it would be a nice start to Sera’s character development!

that's what I've been saying, the story of the episode could start with Sera trying to keep Sir Pentious's true nature a secret at first until they can sort out what they're going to do, wile Emily agrees and shows him around Heaven meeting key future characters like Molly, however rumours of a Sinner in Heaven start spreading without Emily or Sir Pentious telling anyone but it causes a stir amongst the council who accuse Emily of causing unrest among the Winners and disrupting their perfect order, with Emily being threatened with banishment, Sera is forced to tell the truth about Sir Pentious and admits to her wrongdoings, broadcasting it to all of Heaven so that the council couldn't do anything to Emily without causing a uproar amongst the rest of Heaven who loves and cares for her, with the truth out, Sera flees the court with Emily and Sir Pentious chasing after her, when they find her in her room, they find her crying in a corner, all across the room were papers of her approving of the executions and reports from Adam on their success rate, both learn that before she decided to come clean she had a breakdown, she then lectures to herself aloud on she condemned the lives of so many souls out of ignorance and fear, how she allowed Adam to manipulate her into agreeing to these acts of violence just to maintain an order based on a lie, and now in telling the truth to save Emily from suffering the same fait as Lucifer, she has lost the faith of the angels, her dignity and her right to judge others on their actions as hers are no less wicked then many of the Overlords of Hell like the Vees, with her finishing with her saying how the best she can hope for now is to just accept whatever punishment awaits her, for she deserves nothing less, this strikes a cord with Sir Pentious and he remembers that moment when Vox abandoned him and he was ready to just give up and accept being killed by Vaggie, only for Charlie to give him another chance, Emily is trying to find words she could say to Sera to try and consolidate her when Sir Pentious slithers up to Sera to get her attention, it's here we get out reprisal, with Sir Pentious's lyrics focusing on how he once thought himself undeserving of forgiveness only to be given his second chance and became the redeemed soul he is now, and that if a littoral "dirtbag" like him could find redemption, so could she, Sera's lyrics would have her still uncertain on what the future holds if she takes this path but knows the best cores of action is to at least try, and Emily's lyrics show that despite Sera's shortcomings she still loves her and will support and that because Sera shows remorse for her action proves she's not a bad person, it ends with them agreeing to work together to make Heaven a better place for all, finishing with a friendly complement from God who entered the room without them noticing.

It is actually there is no war in Ba Sing Se but you’re right it was also a one letter difference, so why am I being stingy?

@@zacharyjones3054 I did mean to write “no war”, but the autocorrect messed it up

I guess the revelation really puts her character in a crossroads of sorts as the head Seraphim. Whatever road she decides to take it will define the relationship between Heaven and Hell moving forward in season 2. I'm betting on the path that makes Lute the bigger villain than her whatever that maybe.

Me too. It would be just Sera viewing how heaven would go, starting out at the castle and ending the song at the Pearly Gates! Sera would tell Lute and the exorcists that exterminations are now illegal. This would make Lute angry and would do anything to make em legal again.

Yeah! Have the same feeling, it just fits so well!!

Goose bumps?

​@@michaelcasale86Yeah, that!

I agree

Imagine how many characters we would see if those other exterminations didn’t happen