It changed me and it made me finally think that this series is open all about the dysfunctional family, not only that but also for people who experienced SA and far worse.

What do you think about these two series I'm tackling for today?
[End of rant]

But still, they deserve a reward for actually taking sensitive topics seriously. Moral Orel ain't for children under the age of 14 or 16, but holy, this is well-made. I deeply love it. Hoping someday there will be a movie about Moral Orel OR someday they'll bring it back when a right time comes.

If that's how the creator wants their show to be, then it is meant to be bad. I still salute to Moral Orel because of how they tackle down the trauma of the victims despite the good jokes they put into some scenes back in S1 and S2.

So what's the better series? Moral Orel. But I, respectfully, wouldn't... ehh, how do I say this. I respectfully wouldn't say Hazbin Hotel is pretty bad but still it was MEANT to be bad due to its focus on demons being victimized and angels being demonized.

That is why I AM currently in Orel Puppington's position. And for that, I always will be marked as "Orel Puppington" as a memory for myself and for anyone else here too.

Why? Because I have a same dysfunctional family, but instead of my father, it's my mother. Like I said, pretending to be "sick" and used me in some ways so she would DO nothing at all but rest, watching TV and sleep again. And everyday in my life, was work her "job" and go to school to study too.

But still, they hit the perfection into representing what's happening in today's world. And for the characters, mostly the victims and the main protagonist, Orel Puppington, he needs a better family and deserves a better life too. I am in his shoes.

That's what it surprises me to the point of thinking about "Hold on... if this is the reason why it gotten taken down. Why did they ask for making it too dark?"

And the way it got dark and focuses on a theme where the victims' trauma was revealed and how the most sensitive topics were actually taken seriously.

And for Moral Orel. I knew this being made in a way of making fun of the christians' hypochrisy but somehow still keeps up some joke scenes in a very good way. And trust me, some did make me laugh, and did not offended me.

That is what it leads them away into doing something terrifying or just goes against God's will, thinking hell is a "cool thing" (right until now, SOME of you may be thinking hell is still cool. Don't ever think that if you are in God's side)

And that is the MAIN reason why I turn away from Hazbin Hotel, not only that but it also demonizes the heavens above. For what? To teach children who don't know God at all then recently knew about this being "Heaven is an enemy, and hell is a victim!"?

But one here takes it seriously in the third season and one here just treats it like it's nothing or doing it in a way like "pffts, what's this? SA? Doesn't matter! Worth making jokes out of it for funsies!".

Well done.

yeaaahh unpleasant to meet you too.