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Medrano expressed her feelings about how the second season of Hazbin has become surprisingly timely, “Season two of Hazbin has unintentionally grown more topical, which irritates me because we didn’t intend it to be that way. We crafted a season about a demon manipulator seeking power/control, and coincidentally, one was elected. Apparently, it’s relevant now. It feels like writing a cartoon villain who is the embodiment of evil but then finding out that real life mirrors it. This mainly stems from the fact that when it comes out and certain events hit a little too close to home, I want everyone to know that we wrote this several years ago and didn’t anticipate it being so relevant today.

At the outset of this generation, the manufacturer found itself facing considerable stress due to the popular demand to emulate Microsoft’s striking Xbox Game Pass strategy, featuring blockbuster in-house games such as DOOM: The Dark Ages, released simultaneously with their debut.

In various interpretations, Nika is perceived as either a deity of mirth or a harbinger of destruction. What’s undeniable, though, is that Nika appears when the world is on the brink of significant transformation. Two previous instances of Nika have been recorded, one during the Void Century and another centuries prior. In this timeframe, Luffy has manifested as the Solar Deity and Champion of Emancipation. He is destined to alter our current understanding of the world. He is also foretold in the Prophecy of Two Kings, a prophecy revealed by Madam Shyarly, a mermaid with the ability to predict major future events. However, there was another child of fate even before Luffy emerged, and this individual is greatly admired by our cherished hero.