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The popular web cartoon series and musical “Helluva Boss” emerged in 2019 as an instant success, capturing over 58 million views with its pilot episode. Directed by animator Vivienne Medrano, the show has earned a loyal fanbase and carved out a niche for itself by exploring power dynamics and LGBTQ+ themes in a fantastically cinematic

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Helluva Boss: LGBTQ+ Headcanons Explained

Helluva boss pride icons 1/2. Not sure what Millie and Loona are, so it's headcanons for the lovely ladies. If used please credit in bio [OC] : r/ HelluvaBoss

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