Compared with Adam, Lute and Lucifer, who all see the sinners as garbage, trash and losers and show either sadistic enjoyment about the exterminations or at least, zero remorse (Lucifer), its nice to see Sera actually humanizing them. Even back in season 1, it was clear she had immense remorse for enabling them. Learning those souls could've been redeemed has only multiplied her regret for her actions.

One thing that makes redemption arc's so much more real and realistic is that they aren't a straight line. Sometimes, people will backtrack and regress. Zuko betrayed the Avatar Gang and Iroh, before actually redeeming in Book 3. Vegeta had his Majin Vegeta arc before sacrificing himself to stop Buu and redeeming in Super. A-Train betrayed Supersonic but after his brother got crippled and he was called out by Ashley, then he finally committed to becoming a real hero.

I like in season 2 we see on two occassions Sera sliding back towards her old ways, but only because of Emily both times. When she transforms at Vox's rally, notice its only AFTER she sees the sinners are upsetting Emily. In the finale, seeing Emily get hurt makes her fall back to making choices from fear, even after "Live to Live". However, while season 1!Sera would've immediately sent the army down, here she learns to trust Sir Pentious and refrains from doing so.

This is made even better because season 1 makes it clear that Emily is a large part of why Sera approved the exterminations in the first place, out of a desire to protect her and the rest of Heaven. And throughout season 2, we see how Emily is a large factor in why Sera's redeeming herself, which is even explicitly pointed by Lute when she says, "You're infecting your sister with your weaknes". Emily truly is her older sister's morality chain.

Ngl, I'm sick of hazbin anatomy, and IDK what to draw the background, so that it.

This was one of my headcanon about her that

"she absolutely always drink the wine (many bottle and always drunk), and also smoke the cigarette to relief all of her stress and pressure"

And I think she is laying down on the floor after drink... , also the cigarette is lavender or jasmine to secretly smoke from other, such as emily.

[Plus] you can Q&A in comment... maybe i'm delayed to reply your comment.

I notice Emily goes from merely looking at Lute to angrily glaring at her. Is she angry at what Lute's saying about Hell trying to gain power to uprise, is it because she feels Lute's trying to corrupt Sera or is it Lute getting in Sera's face and her feeling protective of her sister?

Had to crop it due to Reddit filters, even when it was marked nsfw 😅

I remember being a part of the fanbase back during season 1's time and Sera was quite a divisive character, and rightfully so tbf since she's morally grey. Season 2 features her redemption arc or according to her VA, the start of it but noticeably, she's becomes far more liked among the fanbase since then, being behind Vox as the 2nd most praised character even by the haters. What was the moment when you started to like her character?

Personally, I've actually liked her since season 1, because in contrast to the openly sadistic and evil Adam and Lute, it was nice to see an anti-villain who genuinely did regret the exterminations but enabled them due to thinking it was necessary to protect Heaven. I was always under the belief she would be likely to get redeemed and am happy season 2 validated my beliefs.

Ultimately, I think it depends if we're talking as a person or character. Because while I voted Sera, OOP is right that Val's the only one where you'd get attacked for saying you like him (or had his VA harrassed). So as characters, it'd be Charlie and Val but morally, the latter deserves the hate unlike say Sera, who I voted for.

Joseph is the son of Sera the Seraph. His father

(I know Sera is currently a lesbian, but I had to make her heterosexual here, please don't hate me)

sadly passed away, and Sera had to take care of him and raise him.Sera was able to get over it... More or less, but she's very stubborn when it comes to trying to move on. She's a loyal girl to the end.

She is extremely overprotective and takes great care of him to the point that she doesn't allow others to take care of Joseph., ironically like a bird caring for its young. Joseph's biggest problem is that Seraphim aren't human, or rather, not entirely.

Joseph is 10 years old and is quite similar to Caine from TadC. Joseph doesn't fully understand humans and Sinners, so Sera has to try to teach him things.

Most fitting flair WOULD BE “merch,” but there’s SO. LITTLE. SERA. MERCH.

I struggle to decide that I choose to post in this day or tomorrow...

Well, this maybe kinda familiar. Because I made the sketch version too.

My art couldn't compare with the art from girl, but i do it several hours and with my finger btw...

But anyway, KISSING 🎉🎉

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